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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1957
Page
13
Mrs. Kenneth Allen Proctor formerly Miss Louise Peele was honored at a linen shower hosted by her mother in law Mrs. Arville G. Proctor Jr. The event at the Proctor home drew 22 guests and featured a four tiered wedding cake.
The second annual Beaux Arts Ball sponsored by the High Point Little Theatre drew a large crowd in a Parisian atmosphere at Sedgefield Country Club. Clyde Watson's orchestra provided the music while Miss Polly Yow performed piano numbers and a skit by Marion West and Rena Allred entertained guests. Prizes went to Miss Rose File and Herman Coble for standout costumes. ball chairman was Mrs. Eri Tronnes with an active committee and Bob Barner leading the theatre group which will stage Solid Gold Cadillac next week.
Calcium chloride melts ice at temperatures as low as 40 degrees below zero, while ordinary salt struggles at temperatures below 20 degrees above zero. The note contrasts chemical performance in severe cold and implies broader use in winter conditions.
Continental Beauty College will hold its annual commencement at the school on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be S. C. Roy, educational director of First Baptist Church in Greensboro. A hair style and color show accompanies the exercises with judges Fula Mae McCain, Hazel Edwards, Margaret Bowles, and Leslie Gurley. Public and local beauticians invited.
Garden Makers Garden Club will hold a flower show and luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Millis located at 923 Club Drive. The event is planned for Tuesday with a 12 noon start.
Friday Morning Music Study Club members met at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs. R. E. Bencini to hear a program titled Music Motivated By Children. Mrs. L. C. Matton and Mrs. Charles McAnally played piano while Mrs. J. W. Lindsay and Mrs. Alan Mebane sang, with narration by Mrs. L. L. Wikinson. The group discussed composers who set verse to music and works from parental viewpoints, and voted to remain in the North Carolina Symphony. New members Mrs. Charles Blair and Mrs. Stewart Stone Jr. joined 25 attendees who adjourned to luncheon at the Woman's Club.
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