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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1960

Page

6

Ann Whitley Elected President At Young Musicians Club

Officers were elected and 17 new members inducted at the Young Musicians Club initial meeting on Saturday afternoon. Ann Whitley led as president with Jane Bernet as vice president Susan Hedrick as secretary and Larry Tilles as treasurer. The group planned to attend a fall district meeting on November 19 at Wake Forest College. A piano program was performed by Terry Walker Shelby Womack Sheryl Robinson Delores Sherron Jane Cass and Libby Sears. Rothemedte were served by the hostess.

Young Musicians Club Robert Cress Ann Whitley Jane Bernet Susan Hedrick Larry Tilles Wake Forest College Terry Walker Shelby Womack Sheryl Robinson Delores Sherron Jane Cas Libby Sears Miss Whitey

Scotch Foursome Golf Winners Awarded Prizes

Thirty played Scotch foursome at Emerywood Country Club Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Ingle led prize distribution with awards for low gross to Mr. and Mrs. David Parker, second low gross to Mrs. Bill McKenzie and R. L. Brinson Jr. low net to Mr. and Mrs. John Diffendal, second low net to Mrs. Don Dahle and Gib Clinard, and low putts to Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh, followed by a buffet dinner at the club.

Emerywood Country Club Paul Ingle Low Gross David Parker Bill Mc Kenzie R. L. Brinson Jr John Diffendal Don Dahle Gib Clinard George Marsh

Make-Up Demonstration At Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting

Mrs Ava Lee Clapp of Merle Norman Studios led a make-up demonstration for Beta Upsilon Chapter at Epsilon Sigma Alpha last evening. She showed facial and eye make-up steps while the group discussed rushing season. Afterward they went to Lindale Dairy for refreshments and planned a Halloween costume party as the next social.

Ava Lee Clapp Merle Norman Studios Beta Upsilon Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Dean Dull Lindale Dairy

Miss Gilbreth Feted With Bridal Luncheon

Hallie Gilbreth, bride elect of late fall, was honored with a buffet luncheon at Mrs. Edward E. Hussey's home 505 Gatewood Ave Saturday. Hostesses A Doyle Early Bryant Cay led small Lillel tables, nose gays of roses, corsage on arrival, and a silver meat platter given as a gift. Special guests included Mesdames Haney White Purvis Terry and Miss Doris Smith of Greensboro.

Hallie Gilbreth Edward E. Hussey Gatewood Ave Mrs. Hussey Mesdames A. Doyle Early Bryant Cay Gilbreth Allen Jay High School

Birth announcements from High Point area families

Several births are reported from High Point area families with newborn daughters and a son. Names include Sherrie Ann Bunn Debra Marie Boone Kim Denise Flynt Cynthia Iris Kelly Paige Walker Donna Annette Cline and William Eric Robinson born on October dates at High Point Memorial Hospital and local facilities.

Sherrie Ann Bunn William C. Bunn Tryon St Sherrie Ann High Point Memorial Hospital Debra Marie Boone T. E. Boone South Rd Debra Marie Cynthia Iris Flynt J. Leon Flynt Westover Dr Cynthia Iris Donna Annette Cline Bill Cline Jamestown Donna Annette William Eric Robinson Purlie Robinson Thomasville Rd William Eric

Miss Elsie Mae Sink Attends Conference in Montreal

Miss Sink of 601 Sink St High Point serves as North Carolina member at large for the Southern region at the International Society of Christian Endeavor conference in Montreal over the weekend. James H Cox of 1005 English St admitted with heart attack to High Point Memorial Hospital, improving with visitor limits. J A Hardison of 1201 Centennial Ave admitted for emergency care, listed as satisfactory. Mrs Mary Davis Kennedy recuperating from surgery with visitors allowed. Mr and Mrs John Krehel and children visiting Trinity residents Rev and Mrs J C Gatewood, Krehel's wife Fran ces Gatewood formerly.

Mary Catherine Spivey J. K. Spivey Potts St Mary Catherine High Point Memorial Hospital Elsie Mae Sink Sink St High Point International Society of Christian Endeavor Montreal Miss Sink North Carolina James Howard Cox English St J. A. Hardison Centennial Ave Mary Davis Kennedy John Krehel Garden City, N. Y Krehel J. C. Gatewood Trinity Frances Gatewood

Reception At Conrad Church Honors Pastor

A reception in the Conrad Memorial Baptist Church social hall honored Rev. Russell L. Hinton his wife and children Thomas Karen and Sheila. The event featured a receiving line with the honor couple and many church leaders. Guests were directed to refreshments and received a wall clock keepsake for the honorees.

Russell L. Hinton Thomas Karen Sheila Snow Studio Conrad Memorial Baptist Church WMU P. J. Jester Jester W. D. Fields Fields B. L. Simmons Simmons Training Union A. P. Jester

Hair Stylists Plan Guest Speaker for Cosmetologists Meeting

High Point Cosmetologists held its first meeting of the year at the YMCA where president Mrs. Fran Robertson announced the November session will be at Hazel's Beauty Center Five Points. A guest stylist will lecture and demonstrate new styles. Members and prospective members were urged to attend the November 14 meeting.

High Point YMCA Fran Robertson Hazel's Beauty Center Five Points

Forget-Me-Nots Postpone Oct 12 Meeting to Oct 19

The Forget-Me-Not Garden Club postpones its Oct 12 meeting to Oct 19. Mrs. Donald Setliff of 3209 Crestview Dr will host and members should bring materials for dried arrangements.

Forget-Me-Not Garden Club Donald Setliff Crestview Dr

Springfield Friends Plan Annual Bazaar

The women of Springfield Friends Meeting will hold their 15th annual bazaar on Nov. 2. Items include persimmon pudding candy cakes preserves and other delicacies Brunswick Stew in iron pots will be sold. A Christmas gifts department, a lunch 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and a turkey dinner 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Women of Springfield Friends Meeting

Training moms to baby proof and enjoy Gerber combos

A training guide urges mothers to baby proof by keeping sharp objects out of reach as babies crawl. It touts Gerber combination foods like Strained and Junior High Meat Dinners for flavor and nutrition, highlighting protein and iron for growth and rosy cheeks.

Gerber Gerber Junior Fremont Michigan

Rebekah Assembly President Visits Local Lodge

Mrs. Irene Sapp, president of the Rebekah Assembly of North Carolina, paid an official visit to the local lodge at IOOF Hall. She spoke on the motto Grow Go Right On Working and urged members to uphold faith hope and charity while pursuing two mechanical reading devices for the Goldsboro home. Accompanied by Mrs. Esther Ramsey and Mr. and Mrs. John Clapp, she received a gift after her address and attended a covered dish supper led by Noble Grand Etta Wischum.

Irene Sapp Winston- Salem Rebekah Assembly of

Overseas Club Planning Meet

Overseas Club will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. with host Mrs. Toni Myrick of 608 Ashburn St. The event focuses on club planning and activities.

Overseas Club Planning Overseas Club Toni Myrick Ashburn St

Esoterica Cream Promises Skin Lightening and Youth

A promotional feature touts Esoterica cream as a revolutionary skincare product. Claims include lightening brown spots and freckles, smoothing wrinkles, tightening pores, and improving texture from a single application to overnight use. Testimonials cite notable improvements across ages and genders with frequent references to a trustworthy laboratory and over 39 years in operation.

Clears Up Acne and Blemishes With ESOTERICA Serum

An advertisement urges teens to try ESOTERICA for acne and blackheads claiming faster results. It promises clearer brighter smoother skin by using the product at night and soon. The copy appeals to embarrassment and loneliness from blemishes and positions ESOTERICA as a solution.

Esoterica Avery Esoterica

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