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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1976
Page
12
In fall showings by the Millinery Institute designers showcased Adolfo II vests and gaucho styled suits complete with chin ties. Hats complemented the collection, highlighting a coordinated ensemble trend.
Readers write to Ann Landers sharing blunt concerns and personal stories. Topics include cosmetic surgery costs versus desire for beauty, a judge helping a teen decide custody with ongoing contact, a niece's early pregnancy at a wedding, a husband who never introduces his wife, and guidance on discussing sex with children plus how to obtain Landers's booklet for 50 cents.
Chi Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma International held a slide presentation in the Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room. President Mrs Lula Hoskins conducted the session as Mrs Kathy Smith introduced the program narrated by Mrs Virginia Cox. The film highlighted leadership and growth for women educators and the year’s plans focus on purposeful action and dedication. Hostesses included Mrs Bess Hollingsworth and others.
Mr and Mrs James Douglas Wilson announce the birth of Daniel Culp Wilson on August 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Stanford L Turner announce Laura Beth Turner on September 3 at Cape Fear Valley Hospital. she is the daughter of Fielding Kearns and Joe J Turner. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lassiter announce Jeremy Corbett Lassiter on September 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Larry Ray Royal of Denton announce the birth of their son Richard Scott Royal on September 2 at High Point hospital. Mrs Royal is formerly Robin Smith of Denton.
The Catesby Bird Club opened its fall season with a 6 30 pm covered dish at Mrs R D Tillson s Hillcrest Drive home. Members toured Mrs Tillson s azalea garden and its varied grounds including herb wildflower fern and miniature vegetable plots while discussing birds seen this summer. Mrs Martine Barker led the business meeting and Mrs C Mackintosh urged High Point citizens to contact her about birds.
Business and Professional Woman's Club members discussed plans for a yard sale on October 2 at College Village Shopping Center pending committee clearance. Ethel Chadwick urged attendance at the Sept 18–19 area meeting in Durham. The club noted Building fund, membership additions, and proposals including a donation to the Woman's Club, with talks on local legislation and national resolutions.
A series of five weight‑control classes will be held on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon, beginning Sept. 15, at the Agricultural Center lab on Burlington Road. Topics include calories, nutrition, dieting psychology, and low calorie meals, with 30 minutes of supervised exercise. Enrollment is limited to 30. contact the Agricultural Center to register.
Miss Sherri Lynn Hunt daughter of Ms Christine Hunt and Jerry Hunt wed Eddie Lee Craven September 3 at Fairview Methodist Church Thomasville officiated by Rev Tony Jordan and Rev Pollock. Attendants included Theresa Craven maid of honor Tammy Jordan Donna Bowers LuElla Burd with Mike Jones Dean Berrier and Wayne Bowers as ushers. The couple will reside on Route 1 after a short trip.
Susie Proffitt, crowned Miss North Carolina 1976, treats the title as a year long public relations job demanding heavy travel and weekend work. She will compete in the Miss America Scholarship Pageant in Atlantic City, then make statewide appearances representing North Carolina. Her JC Penney wardrobe gift supports outfits for meetings, fairs, and a cow milking scene, with the 1975 Western Carolina University graduate juggling duties and hobbies.
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