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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1967
Page
13
Community members remember Adelaide Wendler with reflections on her contributions and longtime ties to High Point. Memorial notices note her kindness, family connections, and impact in local service circles.
Shelby businessman Carlos L. Young and Lexington pastor Rev. Marlin T. Schaeffer will address community mental health concerns at a Wednesday 6 30 p m YWCA meeting sponsored by the High Point Junior League. Reservations are led by Byron Starnes. The program includes a Dutch dinner and open attendance for those interested in mental illness issues.
Kathryn R. Meyer, a Pennsylvania native with extensive YWCA background, becomes the new executive director of the High Point YWCA effective Sept. 1. She comes from Wheeling West Virginia and is starting her 14th year in YWCA work. Meyer spoke of community friendliness and plans to promote YWCA programs with staff and volunteers.
In Tours France Mme Rosalie Gimbons plans to mark her 108th birthday in October and advertises for a well-qualified man or woman to join her Centenarians Bridge Club. She notes only seven residents over 100 remain in the county and hopes the ninth participant will keep two tables active rather than a dummy.
The Third District Dental Auxiliary annual meeting, paired with the Third District Dental Society gathering, will be Sept 23-25 at the Sheraton Hotel High Point. Mrs. Julian Rogers of Greensboro leads plans. luncheon and elections occur Sept 25 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church after tours of Tomlinson's Thayer Coggins and Myrtle Desk showrooms and local studios.
A collection of sculpture and paintings is on display at the High Point Arts Council Building. Sponsored by the High Point Arts Guild. The show continues through this month and is open to the public.
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