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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
8
John Mary writes Time of Drums reviewed by Robert Marks. A social note details a Gatewood Avenue meeting at the Y on Gatewood and a bridal party with attendants in satin and pearl headpieces. The bride, a High Point College alumna, worked at Air Reduction as a lab tech before marriage.
High Point NCJW welcomed guests and honored members led by membership chair Mrs. Herman Sitraen. The group discussed medical loan equipment outreach, special education support at Cloverdale School, and new projects with the High Point Task Force on Drugs and the Children's Carousel Theater. An Israeli art exhibit and auction, an Israeli-bound fundraiser, and plans for a Raleigh trip were announced along with upcoming fundraisers during furniture markets.
The North Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union invites all interested local residents to attend meetings during their convention today and tomorrow. A keynote address by Max Meeks is planned for 7:30 this evening.
Agenda Club paid tribute to past presidents and long time members during its 39th birthday meeting at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Helen Hinkle Ellen Jensen Lena Belle Blair Maude McCuiston Charles Gueth and Louise Southern were honored along with current president officers. Jensen recalled the club's “Then and Now” history as guests including Lee Sherrill Kathryn Meyer and J E Horney attended the event. The head table featured a birthday cake and blue candle candelabra while roses and tapers decorated other tables. Fletcher Welch led the business session.
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