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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
7
Ruth Willett argues that women should shed the notion of being a girl as they age. She says clinging to girlhood keeps women in childish thinking and stops real growth. The truly happy women abandon girlhood and embrace mature responsibility and inner development.
New York Americans opened 42 billion cans last year about 259 per person. Steelways says that from 50 to 80 percent of crops such as tomatoes, sweet corn, beets, peaches, pears and apricots are preserved in cans.
Members of the Friendly Club met at Mrs. Geneva Ellington’s home to arrange cakes and candies giveaways for Guilford County Home on September 29. They will depart 2 p.m. from Mrs. Lucille Comer’s West Green Street residence, with 15 members and guest Mrs. Christine Hanes present. A new member Mrs. Ruby Birchfield and former member Mrs. Pauline Guinn were welcomed. The October meeting is set for Mrs. Jerry Trogdon’s home at 2101 English Street.
High Point AAUW reports on the national convention in Boston with keynote by Dr Anna L Hawkes. International and British federation leaders spoke. 27 NC delegates attended. new board chairmen named and delegates appointed to High Point City Council area workshop set for Sept 28 in Gastonia.
Mrs Israel Bloom hosted an engagement party at 229 Edgedale Dr Sunday afternoon for daughter Beverly Bloom and Hyman Auerbach of Atlanta Georgia. Pink and white decor featured a heart shaped cake and a pink carnation filled punch bowl attended by relatives from Tennessee Virginia and Georgia. Guests included Mrs Joseph Cohen Chattanooga Tenn Mr and Mrs Joseph Barr and Hannah Fayetteville and Mr and Mrs Jack Jacobson Portsmouth and Albert Jacobson Norfolk. Dinner followed for out of town guests and family.
Stephens Bible Class to meet at 3 p m tomorrow at Miss Mary Childress's home led by Mrs. A G Carson Grace Lutheran Altar Guild gathered at Mrs Elsie Clark 2351 English St pastor Rev Paul T Dannenfeldt opened with devotions fruit cake sale planned four new members welcomed next meeting Nov 18 at Mrs Jack Robertson Wesley Memorial Methodist Guild met at Mrs D L Bouldin Jr 1008 Emery Rd Carolyn Crawford assisted goals of the guild and their mission stations discussed Lake Junaluska conference reports continued Day Center aid and county e visitation plans were approved
Thomasville and High Point families announce newborns. Thomas Eugene Jones Jr born Sept 22 at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Jones of Thomasville. Betty Little is the former. Barbara Elizabeth born Sept 21. Ruth Russell’s daughter Lynn born Sept 21 in High Point. Candace Camille Hilliard born Sept 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Z E Hilliard of 232 Morrow Ave. Bruce Kevin born Sept 22 at the local hospital. Emily Lu Stone is the former Miss. John Lindsay Miller born Sept 24 at the High Point hospital to Mr and Mrs Felix F Miller Jr of Route 2 High Point. Carl David Minton born Sept 16 at the High Point hospital to Mr and Mrs A J Minton of 231 Idol St.
Becky Holder of 607 Lexington Ave was moved to High Point Memorial Hospital on Friday for phlebitis and is listed in satisfactory condition with visitor access. Jesse Gaither and David Austin, sons of local families, will attend the Choir School at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York City, accompanied by Mr. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hargett of Aberdeen visited family and returned home after a weekend with Mrs. Hargett’s mother on Johnson Street. Mrs Moose Clodfelter is recovering at her mother’s home after knee injury from a fall about ten days ago.
Mrs. R. K. Hoke and her daughter Miss Marilyn Hoke with Miss Betsy Hedgecock host a miscellaneous shower at the Hoke home on Dayton Street this evening to honor Miss Pearl Ennis. Miss Ennis wed Irvin Lee Jackson Jr. at N Main Street Baptist Church on October 12.
A committee of garden club representatives from the High Point Garden Council will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the public library audio-visual room to discuss plans for the garden center.
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