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4A Hlfh PttitMirttrpriM, Moiifey, Ayril 17, 1961 Jewish Women Are Sponsors i Three High Point Girls Make Debuts At 19th Annual LOCAL DEBUTANTES COMMITTEE Three High Point girls pose with their dra.Silverstein and Linda Cabot, Their Mrs. Harvey Tilles. chairman of the planning corn- escorts at the ball following the cotil- escorts are (1-r): Jerome Solomon, Jack mittee for the annual ball, reviews the program with lion last evening. Left to right are A. Hanchrow and Merrill Leffler.

Mrs. Davis Lafferman (center) and Mrs. Herbert Sil- Misses Barbara Marlyn Kretzmer, San- berman, members of her committee. FIGURE Debutantes and their escorts prepare pies were directed in the cotillion by to conclude the elaborate figure which Mrs. Don Padgett.

preceded the presentation. The 17 cou- (Staff Photos by Dal Baylcs) 300 Guests Represent North Carolina Cities B'nai Israel Educational Center was the Setting last evening for the 19th annual Debutante Ball sponsored by High Point Section, National Council of Jewish Women. Over 300 were in attendance. Three local Miss Linda Cabot, Miss Barbara Maryln Kretzmer and Miss Sandra Silverstein, were among the 17 young ladies from various points in North Carolina presented at the formal cotillion. The lebutantes were presented from the stage of the educational center, which was decorated, as a garden scene.

A white picket fence surrounded the area arranged with wrought- iron furniture and a three-tiered fountain. White bird cages, filled with yellow flowers and entwined with white net butterflies and vines, and artificial trees covered with yellow and white flowers furnished an effective background. As each girl was introduced, she descended the steps where she was met by her father who accompanied her to her escort. The elaborate cotillion figure following was highlighted by the girls in their bouffant white gowns. They carried colonial bouquets of spring flowers tied with rainbow-colored ribbons.

Edgar Doobrow, master of ceremonies, introduced the debutantes, their fathers and escorts. Following the presentation, a buffet was served, after which the debutantes and their escorts, friends and parents danced to the music of Harold Gale and his orchestra. The festivities of the weekend honoring the debutantes included an openhouse on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Silverstein, with the three local debutantes serving as hostesses.

On Saturday evening, the debutantes and their escorts were guests of Council of Jewish Women at a buffet dinner and dance held at the B'nai Israel Educational Center. Brunch A brunch sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women was held Sunday at noon honoring the debutantes, their escorts and the debutantes' parents. Appetizers were served on the patio, preceding a seated luncheon served to approximately 90 guests. The tables were decorated with arrangements of spring pastel flowers. Mrs.

Larry Robinson, president of the local section, greeted the guests. Rabbi Herbert Silberman gave the opening prayer. The cotillion rehearsal followed the brunch. Mrs. Don W.

Padgett directed the cotillion figure. Mrs. Ha ey Tilles was general chairman of the ball, assisted by Mrs. Gil bert Bernard, Mrs. Irving Cabot, Mrs.

Abe Kretzmer, Mrs. Irving Silverstein, Mrs. Edwin Weininger, Mrs. Donald Silver, Mrs. Robert Friedman, Mrs.

Morris Cohen, Mrs. Edward Silver, Mrs. David Lafferman, Mrs. Howard Weiss, Mrs. Elliott Abeles, Mrs.

Harry Jacobs, and Mrs. Jerry Weber. Making their debuts were: Geraldine Leah Berlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer I.

Berlin of Gastonia; Anita Sue Brenner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brenner of Winston- ADELAIDE WENDLER Editor Salem; Linda Cabot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Cabot of High Point; Norma Lee Beitchman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beitchman of Winston-Salem Beverly Nan Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.

Davis of Winston-Salem; Joyce Anne Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goldberg of Greensboro; Miriam Dena Kress, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Kress of Wadesboro; Molly Burke Freedland, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph L. Freedland of Wilmington; Gail Susan Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Friedman of Greensboro; Carolyn Beth Kaminskl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kaminski of Kniston; Barbara Maryln Kretzmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kretzmer of High Point; Helene Phyllis Plisco, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Noah Plisco of Wilmington. Linda Rae Polakavtz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gordon of Statesville; Marilyn Lee Saks, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roberat Saks of Winston-Salem; Joan Ann Schneider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Sch- neider of Winston-Salem; Sandra Silversteiri, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Silver- stein; and Ronnie Frances Wernick, daughter of Mr. and Joseph Wernick of Greensboro. GREAT GOSPEL PREACHING BY HARRY WOOD CONRAD MEM. BAPTIST CHURCH 924 E.

HOMESTEAD 7:30 P.M. APRIL 16-23 See, Hear God's Message Everyone Invited Bring Someone With You HARRY WOOD GREAT GOSPEL SINGING BY LARRY EMERSON LARRY EMERSON We Did It Again For the Second Time Within One Year, High Point's One Dollar Store Has Been Enlarged, Enabling Us To Offer You More And Better Values. NYLON SLIPS Regular 2.98 i GIRLS' AND LADIES' CRINOLINES ASST. STYLES 1 ONE LOT (Small Sizes) GIRLS' BLOUSES 4 FOR VALUES TO 4.98 TOYS MODELS GAME SETS CORDUROY CAPRI PANTS QUANTITY LIMITED Values To 5.95 EQUISITE FORM ODD SIZES, PADDED BRAS Reg. 2.00 LADIES' GIRLS' DECK PANTS.

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