The High Point Enterprise from High Point, North Carolina • Page 3

TO LEAD GROUP Installed as new officers of the American Assn. of Medical Assistants at a dinner meeting Friday evening were: (1-r) Carolyn Waugh, Elise Hunt, Betty Hall, Peggy Dobbins, Emma Blevins and Linda Haithcock. Ms. Waugh is president of the group. (Staff Photo by Art Richardson) Medical Assistants Have nstallation Of Officers New officers of the High Point Chapter of N.

C. State Society of the Ammerican Assn. of Medical Assistants were installed at a dinner meeting held on Friday evening at the Brinwood Restaurant. Officers installed were Carolyn Waugh, president; Peggy Dobbins, vice president; Betty Hall, president elect; Emma Blevins, recording secretary; Linda Haithcock, corresponding secretary; and Elise Hunt, treasurer. The officers were installed by Mrs.

Ruth Patterson of Concord, state president of the medical assistants. She LATEST challenged each officer to be faithful in her new duties and to educate herself in every way- possible to meet the demands of the medical assistant. The members and their guests were welcomed by Mrs. Ms. Waugh.

Clyde Hall gave the invocation. Gail Ward, medical assistant, and Ron Freeman of Thomasville, guest musician, presented the Christmas story in scripture and song. Guests included Etta Leonard, Zel Roach and Bessie Smith. The organization meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second MARSHALL WALKER IH Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Lee Walker II of 3-A12 Kingsbury Plaza, Trenton, N. announce the birth of their son, Marshall Lee III, on Nov. 26 at St. Francis Hospital in Trenton.

Mrs. Walker is the former Harriette M. Roebuck of-1208 Dartmouth Ave. MARSHALL WALKER III Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Lee Walker II of 3-A12 Kingsbury Plaza, Trenton, N. announce the birth of their son, Marshall Lee III, on Nov. 26 at St. Francis Hospital in Trenton. Mrs.

Walker is the former Harriette M. Roebuck of 1208 Dartmouth Ave. CORRECTION The wedding of Sherri Leigh Reaves and Davie Linville was incorrectly announced in Sunday's Enterprise. Miss Reaves and Mr. Linville will be married on Friday, Dec.

20, at Pine Grove Baptist Church. Friends and relatives are expected to attend the nuptials. BEST STEAKS ANYWHERE! STACEY BRYANT Mr. and Mrs. Gary W.

Bryant of 2432 Whitehorne Kernersville, announce the Dec. 12 arrival of their daughter, Stacey Carol, at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bryant is the former Peggy Draughn of High Point. JOE ALVAREZ JR.

The Dec. 12 arrival of their son, Joe Anthony at the High Point hospital is being announced by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alvarez of 1417 Cook St. Mrs.

Alvarez is the former Dana Cleveland. WILLIAM DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Davis of Rt. 3, Trinity, announce the birth of their son, William Roderick, on Dec.

11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Thursday of each month at 606 Elm St. The meetings are open to those interested in medical assisting. Party Held At Sandy Ridge Club Members of Sandy Ridge Golf Club, and their guests met for a special Christmas party on Friday. The event took the form of a surprise party for the club manager, Richard Briley.

Friends of Mr. Briley participated in a "Richard's Roast" which was emceed by Tom Kemp. Roasters included Roger Boles, C. S. McGahey, J.

W. Hubbard, Raymond Blackwell, Tom Prangley, Mike Koch and, in absentia, Roy Harrison and John Meurs. Members of the audience also roasted Mr. Briley. Sam Hayes presented Mr.

Briley with a gift of appreciation for his work with the club. Wanda Joyner greeted the guests as they arrived with name tags and special favors. Following a social hour, dinner was served. The clubhouse was decorated using a Christmas motif. Jaycettes Hear Report On Junior Miss Pageant A report was given on the success of the Junior Miss Pageant at the meeting of the High Point Jaycettes held at the home of the president, Mrs.

Al Thorburn. Mrs. Thorburn reported on the midyear convention held in Winston-Salem, Nov. 23. She stated that the North Carolina Jaycettes adopted a state constitution and became an official organization under the leadership of Martha Fan, president.

The High Point Jaycettes will be members of this state organization. Mrs. Steve Googe read a Yuletide poem. Mrs. Kent Fender, Mrs.

Steve Simmons and Googe thanked members for the help and time donated by each in connection with the Junior Miss Pageant held on Dec. 7. Mrs. Larry Anderson organized plans for the Christmas dinner the Jaycettes will serve to the Neighborhood Center for the Aged at Clara Cox Camellia Club Has Christmas Tea High Point Camellia Club members and their guests attended the annual Christmas tea on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dennis Young.

Associate hostesses were: Mrs. James Mattocks, Mrs. Leslie Flippo, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs. Charles Blackburn and Mrs.

A. M. Terry. They assisted in preparing refreshments and greeting guests. Mrs.

C. C. Haworth and Mrs. Robert Securest poured coffee and tea. focal point of interest was the on the dining room table consisting of pink camellias in a silver bowl on a mirrored tray which reflected the lighted candles in silver candelabra.

Another area was a chest of drawers with an assortment of crystal candlesticks holding lighted candles. Members were asked to bring, some favorite memento of past Christmases to add to the books and toys in the antique trunk. Of special interest was a golden ball Christmas ornament belonging to Mrs. Howard Pancoast, whose father used it when he was young. A patchwork wreath hung above the fireplace in the family room and greenery and berries were used to decorate various areas.

Mrs. Earl Schafer presented the Junior Garden Club members with decorative tree ornaments. She was assisted by Mrs. Anthony Jacobi in greeting the junior members and their mothers. Rent A Wurlitzer LESSON INCLUDED CALL 885-5323 224 NORTH ELM GREENSBORO North Carolina's Largest Music Dealer Your Hosttsi And Ho'st "Undo ond afalbr Td.

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SHOP MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10 TO 9 Apartments. Plans were also finalized for getting food, clothing and toys for the Jaycette's needy family project. The members decided to assist the Jaycees with two upcoming community events. Mrs. Dave Whitlock will be chairman of the Blood Mobile to be held on Dec.

20 at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. William Alston volunteered to be chairman of the Jelly Week project to be held on Jan. 19-26. This is a statewide Jaycee project which is a fund raising project for the North Carolina Burn Center; Following the meeting the board members served refreshments and Christmas presents were exchanged between members.

The mystery greeter prize was won by Mrs. Kent Fender. Crowning Glory The style for oily, baby- fine hair is a simple, chin- length blunt cut. Layers only tend to accentuate limpness and oiliness. HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE Ihe world of 0 VVom.n's Editor Monday, December 16,1974 Page 6A Bell Ringers Play For Modernettes nr the vntfid tO HUlkl Members of the Modernette Club were entertained at their luncheon meeting on Thursday at the YWCA by the Bell Ringers of the First Baptist Church under the direction of Gerald Carter.

Rowan Welborn, president, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. David Senkpiel reported on a needy family and the club voted to make a donation to this family during the holiday season and to continue their monetary assistance throughout the year if necessary. Mrs. Welborn expressed her appreciation to Mrs.

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