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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
6
At the September 17 1971 garden club gathering Mrs Perdue urged studying wild plant habitats including soil sun and water. The group discussed conservation and stewardship and new members were welcomed by Mrs Richardson while handbooks were distributed by Mrs Hudson P. and Mrs Hodgin joined as a member with Mrs W J Payne.
The speaker instructs members on submitting stories and securing photographers for events. Music by Rob and Hazel Wolfe and the W of Greensboro is praised. Adams Studio event on September 20 at 8 pm in the lodge is noted. This last meeting before the luau on October 2 urges full attendance to complete plans.
Miss Janice Lynnn Griffith bride elect of B Ray Broome was honored Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous bridal shower at 376 Forestdale Dr Jamestown hosted by Mrs Lamar Hodge and Mrs M L Holton in attendance.
Naomi Payne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Hine of Winston Salem Rt 5, engaged to Tony Hine son of the Hines of Winston Salem. The couple plan a Oct 24 ceremony at 2 pm. The bride is a Ledford High School graduate and works at Leonards Drug. The groom is also a Ledford High and Davidson County Community College alum and former track and football athlete.
WSCS and guilds organize a fall workshop with leadership by Mrs. H Linthicum district vice president directing Bible sessions. The event aims to unite members and promote community study through guided activities and group reflection.
Mr and Mrs J B Scots announce Robert Eric born Sept 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital Circle Drive Thomasville. Mrs Harris is Patricia Ann Sanders of High Point. Randall Parks born Sept 12 at High Point hospital announced by Mr and Mrs Jerry R Ray of 234 Friendly Ave. Larry J Reeves and wife announce daughter Lisa Renee born Sept 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mrs J T Foster was honored at a tea hosted by Mire Powter Jr and Mrs Meal KR Lantade. Guests arrived to a yellow and white decor with Miss Laura Lancaster assisting. The event celebrated Foster with attendees including family friends and NC State University ties mentioned.
The Hi Library hosted the practical nurses workshop with Mrs Irene Coleman presiding and Mrs Carrie Galloway giving devotions. Guest speaker Mrs Margaret Welch of the American Cancer Society spoke on Reach to Recovery. The urology workshop runs Oct 9 from 9 am to 4 pm at Page Auditorium Duke University Medical Center Durham. All members expected to attend.
Dr and Mrs Hampton Chiles hosted a coffee for members of the High Point branch of the auxiliary to the Guilford County Medical Society. Dr Eldora Terrell presided at the meeting as yearbooks were distributed and plans discussed for an Egammur rummage sale on Oct 7 9 with Mrs James T Robinson Jr and Mrs Angus Sargeant as chairmen. New doctors wives were introduced and will be welcomed at the newcomers luncheon in October.
Westview Flower Club will meet Sunday at 5 o'clock for a snack supper. Members should meet Mrs. J. A. Lee at 707 Carr St and bring a picnic supper.
Mrs. Robert Fulp chaired a Trinity United Memorial Women’s meeting at Trinity Church. Ways and means chair Bob Burgess said the club profits from hot dogs and coffee sold at Trinity football games. Sixty members were urged to attend. Afterward Richard Teague led a tour of the Enterprise.
Town Creek Indian Mounds hosts a garden club visit with a museum study at the visitor center. Members toured the ceremonial center, observed graves through windows, and noted a chukka pole with a cow skull while learning about tools, ceremonies, and daily life. They also identified riverbank flora and detected detergent suds in Little River water. A brief business meeting occurred on site.
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