Dinner Party Honors Miss Fowler and Fiance at Koontz Home
A dinner party at 820 East College Drive celebrated Miss Betsy Fowler of Thomasville and her fiancé Jack Armfield of this city. The couple plan to marry October 2 in Thomasville. Guests included Fowler and Armfield families plus Judy Fowler and Louise Armfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Fowler
Jack Armfield
Thomasville
W. C. Koontz Jr
Armfield
Lexington Ave
College Dr
Best Loved Trees of America Topic at Town and Country Club
Town and Country Garden Club met at Mrs. Ralph Phibbs home to hear a program on Best Loved Trees of America. Dolen Hedrick Dick Meisky and Ed Pleasants led a leaves quiz and a chart activity. The group voted to back the spring garden tour or holiday house project with a tilt toward the latter and to help beautify the library plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Club
America
Town and Country Garden Club
Ralph Phibbs
Gatewood Ave
Dolen Hedrick
Dick Meisky
Ed Pleasants
Medical Auxiliary Plans For Year At Luncheon Meeting
High Point Guilford County Medical Auxiliary of the High Point branch held a luncheon meeting at Mrs. A B Croom's home on Greenway Dr. Mrs Phillip Davis presided and announced officers for the year including Mrs Glenn Perry vice president Mrs Robert Cross recording secretary Mrs William Flythe treasurer Mrs C L Gray parliamentarian and president elect Mrs Jack Hunt. Mrs A R Cross reported on the state meeting in Chapel Hill with Dr Charles Carroll speaking on universal education. The group noted state aims to support the American Medical Education Foundation and free sanatorium beds and appointed Mrs A R Cross as state nurse recruitment officer. A buffet luncheon followed with 25 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
A. B. Croom
Greenway
Phillip Davis
Glenn Perry
Robert Cross
William Flythe
C. L. Gray
Jack Hunt
A. R. Cross
State Medical Auxiliary
Chapel Hill
Fred Taylor
Charles Carroll
Public Instruction
Plans For Year's Activities Heard By Local Jewish Women
The High Point Section of the National Council of Jewish Women met at the B'nai Israel Educational Center to map the year’s activities. Mrs. Norman Silver led, with plans for Jewish Home Beautiful on Oct 24 and various community projects including Guilford County Sanitarium, Red Cross, health aides, and veterans hospital support. About 60 members attended and refreshments followed. Officers for the year were named: Mrs. Silver president, with Gold as vice president and Swartzberg as third vice president, plus other elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Norman Silver
William Gold
Ways and Means
Edwin Upman
Fred Swartzberg
Communit Service
Guilford County
Presbyterian Home
Red Cross
Health Department
Golden Age Club
Veterans Administration Hospital
Salisbury
Gerald Singer
Correction of Wayside Garden Club program attribution
The Enterprise corrects a misstatement that Mrs Chester C Haworth gave the program on Conservation and Restoration. Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod hosted the meeting and presented the program while Haworth as president conducted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Haworth
Wayside Garden Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
Y W C A News Event Schedule Page
Thursday 5 00 Golf lessons at High Point College athletic field 6 00 Interclub dinner Robins Club Adams Club Crews Club Friday 10 00 course in fancy baking Pastry arts 7 30 folk dancing and square dancing co ed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Athletic Field
Robins Club
Adams Club
Crews
Hylton Starnes Wedding Events Schedule Listed
Social calendar for High Point includes Ramelle Hylton and Dewey Edward Starnes wedding events from Friday to Sunday. Rehearsal at Saint Marys Episcopal Church, wedding at Christian Missionary Alliance Church, and reception at the church planned with families hosting separate gatherings. Open house follows for new High Point College faculty and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylton-Starnes
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
W. E. Hylton
Wood-Tate
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Mrs. H. L. McGee Returns After Surgery
Mrs. H. L. McGee has returned to her home at 1021 Truelane after a surgery performed ten days ago at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. F. A. Sechrest of 1712 Branch St. will remain at home this week due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McGee
Truelane
High Point Memorial Hospital
F. A. Sechrest
Branch St
Credit Women Installed State At Breakfast Meeting
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club held an installation at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs. Mary James of Reidsville installing officers. Newly elected leaders include Iris Gaither president, Claudine Marshall first vice president, Frances Lopp second vice president, Ophelia Ball secretary, Olive Hucks treasurer, and Shirley Corn corresponding secretary. Attendees included Melvin Kirsch, Joe Hollingsworth, Lester Morgan, Bland Worley, Sherman Aycoth, and Audrey Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary James
Reidsville
Credit Women
Iris Gaither
Erkinson’s
Claudine Marshall
Guilford Finance Co
Frances Lopp
Tobias
Ophelia Ball
The
Credit Bureau
Olive Hucks
Shirley Corn
Guilford Finance
Nell Harriss
Harllee’s
Lola Brown
Rosaine Shop
Melvin Kirsch
Joe Hollingsworth
Industrial Finance Co
Lester Morgan
Lester’s Jewelers
Bland Worley
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Sherman Aycoth
Audrey Jones
Reidsville Club
Home And Garden Club Luncheon At Bundy Home
The Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Mayne Bundy’s Florham Avenue home for the year’s first gathering. An 18 guest covered dish luncheon followed a business meeting led by President Mrs. Bundy. Treasurer Mrs. R W Slate explained dues distribution and council reports were given by Mrs. George Machen. The group endorsed a holiday house garden tour project and decided members will contribute a Christmas recipe ornament instructions or tree decoration for the November program. A social hour closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne Bundy
Home and Garden Club
Florham Ave
Bundy
George Machen
Shower Honors Miss Hylton Ahead of Wedding Week
Miss Ramelle Hylton bride elect of Dewey Edward Starnes is feted at a Chapel Hill shower hosted by Miss Betty Jean Pegram. Guests include UNC classmates who played bridge and Canasta with prizes awarded. Hylton’s parents plan a dinner at the Sheraton Hotel and church events precede the wedding at Saint Marys Episcopal Church followed by a wedding breakfast at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hylton
Sheraton Hotel
Ramelle Hylton
Dewey Edward Starnes
Miss Wood
Douglas Tate
City
J. E. Slate
B. T. Hylton
Emerywood Country Club
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Betty Jean Pegram
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Betty Davis
Kitchen Shower Honors Bride Elect Miss Harrison
Miss Peggy Harrison of Thomasville, soon to wed Robert Chaney on October 9, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Durant Whaley and Mrs. Howard Baynes at J. Herbert Blair’s home. Guests enjoyed novelty games, gifts including a steam iron, and refreshments with Russian tea as prizes were awarded to Miss Alice Musslis and Miss Willadean Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Harrison
Thomasville
Robert Chaney
Alice Musslis
Willadean Chaney
Ray Harrison
Betsy Andrews to Be Honored Before Oct 15 Wedding
Miss Betsy Andrews to be married to Bill King of High Point on Oct 15. She will be honored Friday evening at Trinity Methodist Hut with hostesses Mrs. Buren Andrews and Mrs. Carney Peace, both aunts of the bride elect. Guests invited for 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Andrews
Bill King
High Point
Trinity Methodist Hut
Buren Andrews
Carney Peace
Garden Center displays copper pitcher arrangement
At the Garden Center a copper pitcher adds color to artful berry foliage display. The Bit tersweet berries with leaves removed form the centerpiece in a container arrangement credited to the Bure.
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Garden Center
Miss Sells Weds Darrell L. Warren at Friendly Baptist
Sadie Mae Sells of Route 1 and Darrell Lee Warren of High Point exchanged marriage vows at the Friendly Baptist Church on Sept 10. The Rev Bill Smith officiated. The bride wore a white lace over taffeta dress with an orchid corsage. She is a High Point High School graduate employed by Adams Millis Corp. Warren is the son of Mr and Mrs R E Warren of High Point, a Hasty High School graduate also employed by Adams Millis Corp. The couple remains at home with the groom’s parents, 1814 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Baptist Church
Sadie Mae Sells
Route 1
Darrell Lee Warren
High Point
Bill Smith
Warren
F. W. Sells
Mr. Sells
High Point High School
Adams Millis Corp
R. E. Warren
Hasty High School
1814
Main St
Miss Judy Hayworth Complimented On 16th Birthday
Miss Judy Hayworth Papeete daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hayworth 520 Amos Street was honored on her sixteenth birthday Saturday evening. Her mother two sisters and sister in law hosted a party at Borden's Gold Room with guests from High Point Thomasville and Trinity. Gifts from friends and relatives were exchanged during an evening of sociability and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Papeete
J. M. Hayworth
Amos St
B. W. Oxford
A. F. Samson
R. R. Phillips
Borden's
Gold Room
Miss Hayworth
High Point
Thomasville
Trinity
Miss Patrick Speaks To Mid-Week Club
The Mid-Week Study Club met at Mrs. Wade Marsh's home on Otte Ray Dr. A social hour preceded a dessert service. Miss Thelma Patrick spoke on important new books of recent months and shared selections for members to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Marsh
Otteray Dr
Thelma Patrick
Paint Radiators to Match Walls for Easy Aesthetics
Advice suggests painting radiators the same color as the surrounding wall for visual harmony. To estimate paint, measure the radiator front area and multiply by seven, yielding a practical coverage estimate.
Dorothy Lewis Receives Fulbright Grant Honored in New York
Dorothy Ellen Lewis of High Point wins a Fulbright award for study in France and will join 190 Americans chosen nationwide for grants. She studied piano at Juilliard, sails on the Queen Mary, and receives sendoff from Pierre Donzelot at the French Embassy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Ellen Lewis
Hillcrest Dr
High Point
France
Pierre Donzelot
United States
Julliard School of Music
New York City
U. S
State Department
Open Heart Club Hear Talk by Rev W W Robbins
The Open Heart Club heard Rev W W Robbins of Lexington Ave Baptist Church discuss “Being Good Neighbors.”17 members and 2 guests attended at 901 Parkside Messegher. Mrs B V Brock joined as a new member and a Christmas banquet was planned. The October meeting with Mrs Lloyd Hedgecock on Clover Dr. marks the club’s first birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Robbins
Lexington Ave. Baptist Church
Open Heart Club
L. G. Jones
Parkside
Messegher
B . E. Davis
Jones
C. L. Barker
W. L. Stack
Charles Davis
B. V. Brock
Lloyd Hedgecock
Clover Dr
Country Garden Club Hosts Round Table on Fall Planting
The Country Garden Club met at Mrs. C. T. Cochranes on Old Winston Road with eighteen members and one guest. Mrs. Dallas Hauser presided, council report given by Mrs. Cochran, round table discussed fall planting, past president pin awarded to Mrs. Ray Idol, door prize to Mrs. Lee White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Country Garden Club
C. T. Cochrane
Old
Winston Rd
Dallas Hauser
David McDonald
Myron Hayworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Koontz
Enterprise
Sturkey
Miss Fowler
F. L. Fowler
Louise Armfield
Judy Fowler
Mr. Armfield
Bob Armfield
Guyer St
Roger Taylor
Public Library
N. L. Garner
Thomasville Association of Insurance
Thomasville Woman's Club
Sunset Garden Club
Tom English
Hospital
Nurses’ Home
S P.m
Faye Arledge
Thelma Collins
Grace Ellington
J. E. Lawson
Borden’s
Dennis Cooke
W. College Dr
High Point College
Bundy Home
Miss Hylton
Miss Harrison
Chaney
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Langley
Miss Sells
Darrell L. Warren
Judy Hayworth
Miss Patrick
Darrell le Warren
Sadie Mae _ Sells
Dorothy Lewis
N. Y
Heart Talk
the Rev. W. W. Robbins
Westinghouse
Lambeth, Ine
S. Main St
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