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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1959

Page

8

Barbara Black’s Unusual Science Circus Assistant Job

Barbara Black assists Bob Brown Science Circus across local schools this week handling live snakes and testing a million volt Tesla coil. She travels widely from Beckley to Miami meeting celebrities and helping prepare stunts for the Science Circus show.

Barbara Black Bob Brown Mr. Brown Barbara Beckley W. Va Miami Ring International Brotherhood of Magicians Brown Science High Point

VFW Auxiliary Installation Set Tonight

The Ladies Auxiliary to Post 619 VFW met at the Post Home on Greensboro Road. Four new members were elected and initiated. District plans include a May 3 meeting at the Post Home and joint installations with the Post for 1959 1960 at 7 PM with a covered dish supper.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Greensboro Road Graham Vaughn Lilla Bean Gordon Stout Jimmy Bean Howard G. Hodgin 10Th District Department Weaa Proffitt North Wilkesboro Cancer Fund

Church Group to Meet Thursday Evening at Moore Home

The Church Wood Baptist Church holds its gathering Thursday at 7 30 p m in 806 Worth Ave home of Mrs T W Moore Co hosts include Mrs E C Moore and Mrs Lo vene Poole.

Wood

Le ague of Women Voters to screen film at annual meeting

The League of Women Voters will host its annual meeting at 8 p.m. in the library audio visual room. A film on U S foreign trade titled Stuff for Stuff will be shown. New officers will be elected and a budget adopted. A discussion on a local study item for next year is anticipated.

League of Women Voters U. S

Crater Walters Marriage Revealed For Ennis Street Church

Miss Marilyn Marie Crater and Larry Richard Crater wed March 28 at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of the late Mrs. Crater and the groom is the son of the Rev and Mrs B E Crater of High Point.

Marilyn Marie Larry Richard Crater Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church B. E. Crater High Point Ie Same SS SF

Mrs Robert Stone Elected President of Primrose Club

Primrose Garden Club met at 8 PM at Mrs Stewart Stone Jr s home on Hillcrest Drive with Mrs Jake Froelich Jr as co host. Mrs George Freeman president presided as officers were elected including Robert Stone president Joanne Sechrest vice president and Royster Tucker recording secretary.

Primrose Garden Club Stewart Stone Jr Hillcrest Drive Jake Froelich Jr George Freeman Howard Coble James Woollen Charles Froelich Robert Stone Joanne Sechrest Royster Tucker Glover Bedford Jr P. A. Thomas

New Officers Elected By VFW Auxiliary 9899

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 9899 in Archdale elected and installed new officers led by president Anna McKinney and senior vice president Betty Aldridge. Frances Talton installed officers as the auxiliary met at the Post Home with Mary Brown presiding. Betty Aldridge was chosen delegate and Muriel Creech alternate to the 10th district meeting on May 3.

VFW Post Archdale Thelma Proffitt Mary Brown Frances Talton Auxiliary Anna McKinney Betty Aldridge Muriel Creech Virginia Sullivan Mary Hodgin Mamie Crofts Helen Lassiter Mary

Combined Scholarships Planned By Pilot Club

At the Pilot Club meeting at the Sherman Hotel members voted to merge two existing scholarships into a single $400 award for a local high school student. The local Scholarship Committee and a student will choose the recipient before fall term. Delegates prepare for the Spring District Convention in Rocky Mount April 17 18 and will vote on resolutions. Mrs G K Patrick welcomed as a new member. The April 21 meeting will install officers. Installation conducted by visiting governor and shipmates will be revealed.

Lester Deal Jr James Randall J. F. Hayden L. E Lane Greensboro Garden Club Pilot Club Sheraton Hotel Rocky Mount

Mrs Elliott Hosts Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi Meeting

Mrs Braxton Elliott entertained members of Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her Trinity home on Monday evening. Associate hostess was Mrs Wayne Brackett. Mrs Jack Burris presided in the president's absence as plans were made for the May 3 Founders Day dinner at the Sheraton Hotel.

Braxton Elliott Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Trinity Wayne Brackett Jack Burris Sheraton Hotel

PTA Elects New Officers at Senior High Meeting

Mrs. Leo J. Heer was elected president of the Senior High PTA at a school board meeting held yesterday. Other officers include vice president Mrs. William F. Okey secretary Mrs. A. C. Moody treasurer Bert H. Lyons with co chairs for hospitality Mrs. H. M. Ridge Jr. and Mrs. W Elmer James. Membership chairs are Mrs. J. V. Morgan and Mrs. William E. Wyche public relations chair Mrs. R. G. Culp Jr. and projects chair Mrs. Guy E. Carr room reps Mrs. Charles Mendenhall and Mrs. Irving R. Black.

Leo J. Heer PTA William F. Okey Bert H. Lyons A. C. Moody H. M. Ridge Jr W. Elmer James J. V. Morgan William E. Wyche R. G. Culp Jr Guy E. Carr Charles Mendenhall Irvling R. Black

Annual State Day Planned By Sorority

Final plans for the annual State Day were made by the Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha at a meeting hosted by Mrs. William B. Lee on Westwood. Mrs. Lester Burge presided and announced that Mrs. William E. Helms Jr., province president of Columbia South Carolina, will attend the event at Masonic Temple on Saturday. Hostess refreshments followed. The Hallam Family, an American group, sang and played about 200 operas in the United States between 1735 and 1800.

Zeta Tau Alpha William B. Lee Westwood Lester Burge William E. Helms Jr Columbia S. C Masonic Temple Hallam United States

Duplicate Club Announces Master Point Winners

The Furniture City Duplicate Club at 1111 Green Way Dr. held a master point event last evening. First place went to Maynard Foens of Greensboro and Ernest Howell of this city, with Mrs. John Catlin and Miss Wilma Byerly in second. A three way tie for third included Mrs. David Van Buren and Mrs. Berlie Eargle, and Mrs. Ethel Hilton and Mrs. L. G. Monroe.

Furniture City Greenway Dr Maynard Foens Greensboro Ernest Howell John Catlin Wilma Byerly David van Buren Berlie Eargle Ethel Hilton L. G. Monroe

Sor palette knives: blunt round-blade spatulas in England

A note on terminology compares blunt round-blade kitchen tools, called spatulas here, with the British term sor palette-knives used in England. The statement links tool design and regional naming conventions.

England

Australian photographer wins U S speedboat prize but declines

Melbourne photographer Gordon de Lisle won a fiberglass speedboat in a United States camera contest but turned down the prize to avoid duty costs. University of Wisconsin anthropologists collaborate with Arizona Indians to test solar cookers to determine if sunlight alone can power cooking.

Melbourne Australia Gordon de Lisle United States Indians Arizona

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