Harvest Moon Ball Dances In Nurses Rest Home
Student nurses and their dates danced to The Sept ers combo at the annual Harvest Moon Ball Friday evening in the recreation room of the nurses rest home.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1966
Page
14
Local births announced with nurse event details
Multiple birth notices from the local hospital list Cleveland Lavon Jarrett Christopher Jay Michael Derek John William Thomas David Amanda Stanley Keith Kimberly Jeanette and other newborns with parents names and birth dates. The junior class hosted a nursing school event with decorations and 100 plus couples attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Thomas
Floyd Strickland
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Strickland
Velma Minnis
Birmingham
Ala
Dence
236 Boulevard
Point Memorial Hospi- School of Nursing
Shirley Hill
BPW Plans Tuesday Meet
The High Point Business Professional Woman's Club will meet Staitepeat Commerce at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss club activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Bridge Winners Named at Parkway Club Master Point Games
Ten tables played in the Parkway Bridge Club master point games at Adams Memorial YWCA. North-south winners were Charles Swar ingen and Melvin Wells of Greensboro first, W H Casson and wife of Winston-Salem second, E Freed and Russ Travison of Winston-Salem third, Clay Walker and spouse of Greensboro fourth. East-west winners were Nesbit Caughman and Laurance Ingram first, John Catlin and James town second, Harold Sharp and spouse of Greensboro third, Berlie Eargle and Wilma Byerly fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Bridge Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Itchell Movement
North-South
Charles Swaringen
Melvin Wells
Greensboro
W. H. Casson
Winston-Salem
E. Freed
Russ Travison
Clay Walker
Nesbit Caughman
Laurance Ingram
John Catlin
Jamestown
J. S. Hilton
Harold Sharp
Berlie Eargle
Wilma Byerly
Fall Is A Lovely Season For Colorful Gardens
An editorial on fall garden color highlights flowering shrubs and plants such as camellias sasanquas azaleas and rhododendrons. It notes roses camellias in September to November fragrance from Osmanthus and Eleagnus and winter interest from witch hazel and autumnal pinks of dawn camellia sasankqua.
Emerywood Baptist Church to hold mission study course
The day and evening circles meet Monday at 7 30 p m for a study course taught by Kirt Christian from India. The class will explore life and customs in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Baptist Church
Kirt Christian
India
Mr. Christian
Country
Also Mentioned on This Page
Etty Cook
Jerry Blake
Ann Pruitt
Jean Coleman
Betty Mitcham
Jerry Parrish
Cleveland Jarrett
Brockett St
Cleveland Lavon
Jarrett
Mary Bellam
Tabor City
Brenda Gale
Christopher Jay
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. W. Gale
Cole Drive
Randleman
Gale
Brenda Connor
Jackson Springs
Michael McSwain
Larry C. McSwain
Guyer Sr
John Strickland
David Dohig
John Dohig
Route 3
David
at _ 1 Memorial Hospital
Amanda Atkins
Amanda
Charles Atkins
Stanley Blackburn
Walter S
Stanley Keith
Kimberly Shetley
Kimberly Jeanette
Minnis Shetley
Burge St
Shetley
Jeanette Stafford
Betty Cook
Sandra Ledwell
Shopping
Mon
Thors
la Marick
Larry
Bioinies
Samuel Hyman Jewelers
John H. Harris
N. C. State University
Emerywood Baptist
Blackstone Hosiery Mills
NAVY
Briwood
Oldmaine Trotter
Gilbert's
W. High Park
Howard Wolf
Compan
South Main St
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