Page TWENTY
WEST END
NEWS
By SALLY AUMAN
FHA Contest
Miss Judy Comer and her Fu
ture Homemakers will present 20
girls in the Miss West End Con
test, “Tonight,” Friday evening.
Sept 25, at 8 o’clock in the high
school auditorium. The partici
pants, sponsored by a local busi
ness firm are; Landa Bennett,
Laura Sutphin, Suzie VonCanon,
Dianne Richardson, Gale Brewer,'
Dorothy Caddell, Connie Luck,'
Tesessa Luck, Judee Luck, Vir
ginia Davis, Mildred Pack, Joyce
Blue, Janet Markham, Heath'
Hanner, Delores Brewer, Edna,
Saunders, Janice McLean, Kay j
Brown, Martha Richardson,!
Charlene Newman. |
In addition to the winners of |
Miss West End, first runner-up j
and Miss Congeniality titles,
there will also be a prize for the
most talented. Talent entries in
clude singing, piano solos, panto
mimes, dancing and readings. |
Stephen Lisk, president of the.
Student Body, will be the master
of ceremonies. He will entertain
with his imitation of Mark An
thony. '
Escorts will be Harry Lewis, j
Parks Blake, Pete Garner, and
Kenneth Thompson.
Life Membership Given
At the Sunday morning wor
ship service at the Presbyterian
Church, Mrs. Floyd Upole and
Mrs John H. McCaskill were
awarded Life Memberships by
the Women of the Church. Mrs.
J. Hawley Poole also received
the award on Wednesday evening
at her home.
This honor was conferred upon
these members in grateful recog
nition for faithful service in the
work of the church. The recipient
received a pin and a certificate of
recognition. The membership
fund is being used to finance
representatives and other mem
bers of the staff of the Board of
Women’s Work. The presentation
was made by Mrs. M. C. McDon
ald, assisted by Miss Bert Mc-
Crummen.
Shower
Mrs. Young Michael O’Connor
of Chapel Hill, who before her
recent marriage, was Miss Sher
rie Upole, was honored Monday
evening with a shower by the
Women of the Presbyterian
Church. A lace cloth over pink
taffeta was used on the serving
table which was centered with
bridal motifs. Mrs. E. R. Outland
presided at the punch bowl. The
guests were served individually
iced bridal cakes, nuts and mints
by Mrs. Hurley Cheek, Miss
Grace Donaldson, and Mrs. Lacy
Williams. Special guests for the
occasion were Mrs. J. M. O’Con
nor and Miss Judy Upole of Char
lotte and Mrs. D. H. Whitesell of
Eastwood. Mrs. George Cheney
presented the program at the
meeting and Mrs. M. C. McDon
ald, Jr. gave the Bible study
from Psalms.
Rally Day
Rally Day will be observed
next Sunday, September 27, at
the Presbyterian Church School.
A program will be presented by
members of the Senior High Fel
lowship directed by Mrs. Harold
Markham.
School of Dance
Janet Markham and Heath
Hanner will open their school of
dance, “Jari-Hea,” beginning Oc
tober 3 at the Hanner home. Both
girls have studied dancing for
eight years. They began with
Martha Aden and are now stu
dents of Mrs. Pat Starnes. Janet
and Heath attended the Dance
Caravan in Atlanta, Ga. in 1963,
where they had lessons from some
of the outstanding dancers in the
nation. Heath attended the
Dance Caravan in Columbia, S.
C. this summer, where she re
ceived further instructions from
outstanding teachers. AU chil
dren who are interested in danc-
i{ng instruction, please register
at the school on Saturday after
noon from 2-4, with begin
ning age 4 years.
Collegian Speaks
Miss Juanita Bost, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bost
of Eagle Springs, spoke to the
psychology class on Friday
morning concerning her studies
at college. The class, consisting
mostly of seniors, asked ques
tions on the aspects of College
life in which they were most
interested. Juanita is a senior at
Duke University and is major
ing in Political Science. While
at Duke, she has been a Fresh
man Adviser, and this year she
is on the House Judicial Com
mittee. After graduation, she
hopes to work with the State
Government in Raleigh.
Latymen Conduct Service
The Rev. J. D. Aycock is a pa
tient at Duke Hospital, "rhe
Sunday morning worship service
was conducted at the Methodist
Church by laymen Decatur Rich
ardson, Rudolph Greene and Roy
Swaringen.
The Rev. George Cheney spoke
Installs Officers
on Mary and Martha at the Sun
day morning worship service at
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