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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
9
The Brooklea Garden Club visited the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro on Tuesday and afterward picnicked at Church Street Park. Mrs. Robert Hendrix led the group, sharing insights during the zoo tour.
Civitan Club hosts a benefit show at the YWCA with a card party and fashion show by Coltier Ellis presenting sportswear and dresses. Models include Sylvia Byerly and Judy Ray. Beverly Thibodeau wins a brass coffee urn. Proceeds aid charities.
Maggie Crow of The Only Earth presented a program on non additive foods to Pine Hill Club members meeting with Mrs. George Nicholson on Rockspring Road. The session covered vitamin B17 cancer treatment ideas and featured yearbooks, bicentennial art, and a call to collect Black Eyed Susans seeds for highway planting. Members plan an October tour of Governor's Mansion Raleigh and summer trip to Emerald Isle visiting Tryon Palace and Henderson House.
Wake Robin Garden Club met at 10 a.m. Tuesday with twelve members at the home of Mrs. C. J. Rountree. Associate hostess was Mrs. Archie Honbarker. New officers named include Mrs. H. E. Saunders president, Mrs. N Johnson vice president, Anders Peterson recording secretary, Clyde Vaughn corresponding secretary, Billy Morris treasurer, and John Seymour custodian.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Adams Moore II announce twin daughters Shannon Renee and Debra Sheri born Sept 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Cameron Lee born Sept 11 to Mr and Mrs Benjy Creasman of Thomasville. Twin sons Jason Michael and Jonathan Mark born Sept 10 to Mr and Mrs Michael Jesse Taylor of Jamestown. Helen Marie born Sept 11 to Mr and Mrs Edward Sampson of Trinity. Marianne Nicole born Sept 12 to Mr and Mrs Ford Ewaldsen of High Point. James Scot born Sept 10 to Mr and Mrs Jack Crosswhite of Jamestown. Carrick Michael born Sept 12 to Mr and Mrs Douglas M Gray of High Point. Kristy Lee born Sept 13 to Mr and Mrs Hugh L West Jr of Thomasville. Rhianna Lee born Sept 13 to Mr and Mrs Joe Baker of High Point. Jonathan Lee born Sept 12 to Mr and Mrs Jonathan Southern of Thomasville. Amy Rene born Sept 13 to Mr and Mrs Keith B Osborne of High Point. Bryan Michael born Sept 13 to Mr and Mrs Steve Dunlop of High Point.
Mrs Homer H Smith was installed as president of the High Point Exchangette Club during a Tuesday evening meeting at the home of Mrs James Blackwell Other officers also took office in the ceremony referenced as seen on 2B.
John Czarnecki, a native of Poland, spoke to Eta Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Debbie Carpenter’s home about Polish history and wartime life. Maria Adams led the business session and welcomed Marian Bicks. Brenda Hopper announced the Aug. 7 Day in the Park project for Mills Home, aiding 60 children taken to Jamestown Park.
Erica Wilson and Vladimir Kagan, famed duo in needlework and design, will headline the October Furniture Market Luncheon by the National Home Fashions League Carolinas Chapter at Top of the Mart on Monday Oct 18 at noon. Tickets available from Carolinas Chapter members or Evelyn Hudson 475-1334. some may be at the door.
Rev Philip McClere of the horticultural faculty at A and T State University opened the High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting with a poem If Roses Could Talk Mrs Howard Pancoast read the devotional and the president thanked members for decorating City Lake Park gates guiding to the bicentennial celebration on July 4 Day in the Park Materials were discussed for hospital grounds landscape and plant purchases by the garden council Chris Florence landscape designer will present a free program on Oct 12 at 10 am in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Brooklyn Garden Club sponsors newcomers to join the council Seventeen clubs with 35 members belong to the High Point Council whose aims include civic beauty horticulture and landscape design. The Woman's Club of High Point will hold a bridge benefit for Murdoch Center and Girls Haven on Sept 21 from 2 to 5 pm at 1050 Rockford Rd A bake sale will accompany the event with proceeds shared by both organizations. For more information contact Mrs J E Atkins Murdoch chairman or Mrs WA Anderson Girls Haven chairman.
A new member was enrolled at the Women of the Moose meeting at Moose Hall on North Main Street. Vera Kelly presided as senior regent and JoAnn Bradbury became publicity chairman with Mildred Kidd as child care chair. Velma Titsler announced a reception for Lois Harvey at Winston-Salem Moose Lodge from 2 to 5 p.m. Tickets for the October 23 loan sale were available. A Sept. 20 executive officers meeting was scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Lois Harvey will attend as deputy grand regent. The Green Beanie Convocation on Oct. 31 was to be discussed. Sam Kidd spoke as publicity chairman for the Loyal Order of the Moose, Chapter 693.
Sedgefield groups and residents push to restore the Manor House built by Jack Cobb in the early 1900s. The property, part of Sedgefield Country Club, awaits cosmetic work as the club supports the effort. A June cleanup drew families for a light fix up. A flea market and auction are set for Sept 24 25 with items from the Manor House and Inn up for bidding Friday evening at 7 30.
Colonial Country Club honors August tournament winners at a meeting. Nancy Odom won the Throwout Tour nament on Aug 19. Grace Grimes took best even holes on Aug 26. Linda Marsh won the Kicker Tournament. The Ringer Tour winners for June, July, and August include Linda Marsh in First Flight gross and Charlotte Davis in First Flight net. Charlotte Davis noted for Second Flight.
The PBX Club of High Point met at the Hungry Bull Restaurant Tuesday evening. Shirley Everhart led the session and announced a Myrtle Beach trip for several members this Friday. A yard sale is set for Oct 16 at Mrs. Everhart’s Woodside Drive home.
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