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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1976

Page

10

Vocal Trio Entertains At Sustainer Luncheon

The High Point Junior League sustainer luncheon at Emerywood Country Club featured a vocal trio of Mrs. Robert Herman Mrs. Richard Crowder and Mrs. Fran Luedtke singing a medley with accompaniment. New members welcomed included Mrs. Frank Wyatt Mrs. David Rawley Jr. and others while Mrs. Amos noted 1977 as an anniversary year and the league’s 25 year national affiliation.

High Point Junior League Emerywood Frank Wyatt David Rawley Jr Jack Lewis Harold Martin William Melborne William Blanton Ed Lyon Sandy Mendenhall High Point Ames Amos George Lowe CC. McLean Joseph Zazubica San Pedro Calif David Bouldin Arnold Koonce Louis Voorhees Tom Pitts

Gratiot Reviews Gore Vidal Book At Book League

History professor Dr. Paul Gratiot of High Point College reviewed Gore Vidal’s 1876 at a Book League gathering at Mrs. Irwin Coffield’s home. He sketched Aaron Burr and Theodosia, noted 34th Street era New York, and praised Vidal for weaving scandals into a cohesive narrative while reflecting on Grant’s presidency and the country’s resilience.

Paul Gratiot High Point College Gore Vidal Book League Irwin Coffield Rotary Drive Gratiot Robert Cameron Dr. Gratiot Aaron Burr Theodosia Europe New York 34Th Street New York Herald Pedro II Brazil Grant Vidal Washington Gratio William A. Horney Jr Percy Idol Idol

Margaret Byrd Highlights NSA And CPS Pathways

Margaret Byrd, guest speaker for the Furniture City Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International, spoke at the Top of the Mart about NSA’s global reach and professional development. She noted the CPS exam. 1,347 secretaries passed in 1976, totaling 10,060. The event included installation of Dot Louis as a regular member and reports on workshops, socials, and district conferences.

Margaret Byrd CPS Furniture City National Secretaries Assn. (International Nancy C. Baily Ms. Byrd NSA Canada Puerto Rico QO. Henry Greensboro O. Henry North Carolina Dot Louis

Parrish Jr. announces birth of daughter

Mr and Mrs Jack H Parrish Jr of Rt 3 announce the arrival of a daughter on October 23 at the local hospital.

Jack H. Parrish Jr Rt. 3

Horneytown Group To Meet for Buffet Supper

The auxiliary of the Horneytown Volunteer Fire Dept will hold a buffet supper at the fire station on Saturday. Menu includes ham chicken vegetables desserts and breads. Take out orders are available.

Horneytown Volunteer Fire Dept

Jones Morgan Tie The Knot In Private Thomasville Ceremony

Cindy Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Thomasville became the bride of Steve Morgan of Trinity in a Sunday ceremony at First United Methodist Church. Rev Courtney B Ross officiated at 3 o clock. The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Wade Morgan of High Point. The wedding featured a Bible topped with a white orchid and ring bearer Wendy Morgan. The bride, a East Davidson High School graduate, attended Central Wesleyan College and is studying at Carolina School of Broadcasting in Charlotte. The groom, a Ragsdale High School graduate, works at Marsh Furniture Co.

Cindy Jones Robert Jones Thomasville Steve Morgan Trinity First United Methodist Church Courtney B. Ross Wade Morgan High Point Virginia Hooker Wendy Morgan the Bride East Davidson High School Central Wesleyan College Carolina School of Broadcasting Charlotte Mr. Morgan Ragsdale High School Marsh Furniture Co

Mrs Marks Demonstrates Teaching Philosophy At Florence School

Mrs Faye Marks and her second-third graders presented a program at a 20th Century Study Club meeting on Learning to Read and Write Can Be Fun. The event featured a Billy Goat Gruff drama, student stories, an original dance, and a reading by Mrs Marks.

Faye Marks Florence 20Th Century Study Club Laura Oldham Martha Smith Jennifer Dale Stacy Holaday Katana Houghtaling Terri Patterson Jonathan Young Jonathan Union Hill School Marks Valentine Broom David A. Rawley

Azaleas On Care And Grooming By Mrs Alexander

Mrs. Fred Alexander spoke at Nature Study Garden Club on azaleas at Mrs. Gaston Johnson’s Shadow Valley Farm home. She advised shallow roots, acid mulch, sun protection, April pruning, and watering in dry weather. She covered diseases, lime damage from mortar, and propagation steps using cuttings with a June start and a December first winter.

Fred Alexander Nature Study Garden Club Gaston Johnson Shadow Valley Farm Alexander Tyree Nabors Winston-Salem R. B. Moore Garden Council Hospital Hospital Guild

Sorority Alpha Rho hears poetry program

Alpha Rho chapter Beta Sigma Phi heard Doris Towers and Pat King speak on The Healing Power of Poetry at Gene Eakes home. Poems for all ages read. Debi Nash named Ms Merry Christmas to ride in the Christmas parade. Events discussed include Rubbermaid party Nov 11 spaghetti supper Nov 13 and Christmas party Dec 2.

Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Doris Towers Pat King Gene Eakes Smiley Blanton Debi Nash Alpha Rho

Oak Hollow Golf Winners Announced at Club Meeting

Oak Hollow Women's Golf Assn crowned Kitty White as winner with Jenny Sherrill as medalist at a Hungry Bull Banquet Room gathering. Winners included Betty Gerr first flight, Jean Martin runner-up, Nadine Stroud second flight, Virgie English runner-up, and several consolation awards. Officers elected: Betty Neely president, Kitty White VP, Polly Cochran secretary, Nadine Stroud treasurer, Jeanne Tratack rules and handicap chair, Gladys Phipps by-laws, Jean Martin tournament chair, Betty Gerr membership, Virgin English publicity. A beat the pro tournament is set for Nov 1 at 9:45 am. winter play starts Tuesdays at 9:30 am with guest day on the second Tuesday each month. A year‑long chipping contest will run. play-day awards were presented on Sept 21 and Oct 5 among others.

Oak Hollow Betty Neely Polly Cochran Kitty White Nadine Stroud Jeanne Tratack Gladys Phipps Jean Martin Betty Gerr Virgin English Dotty Beaston Alicia Jarvis Beverly Brookbank Jean

Civitan hears charter member on finances for women

Elizabeth Ingram, Fur niture City Civitan Club charter member, spoke at the Guilford Room Top of the Mart meeting. The Trinity native and Wachovia banker detailed “Banking and Women,” previewing a Nov 3 YWCA forum on Personal Finances for Women, urging self reliance and equal credit partnership.

Elizabeth Ingram Furniture City Civitan Club Guilford Trinity Ms. Ingram John L. Ingram Wachovia Bank and Trust Co YWCA Gatewood Avenue Civitan Group Banking Ingram

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