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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

Page

11

Mrs. Coble Hosts Honor Party for Miss Catherine Sills

Miss Catherine Sills a Colonial Drive School faculty member at Thomasville was honored at an informal party at 901 Monthieu Avenue hosted by Mrs. Herman Coble and colleagues Miss Vann Kaney and Miss Jessie Blair. The event featured canasta prizes and a crystal gift from the faculty plus a poem read in her honor.

Catherine Sills Colonial Drive Thomasville Herman E. Coble Monthieu Avenue Coble Vann Kaney Jessie Blair Va Kirkman Thomas Robinson Elizabeth Leonard Sills Colonial Drive School Beulah Norment Eva Kirkman Reba Wilson Janie Morrison Flora Mae Gilbert Lucille Es Herring Elizabeth T. Leonard Dennis Fuller Red of Harmony Lincolnton Montheu Avenue That City Lucille Kirkpatrick Colonial Ve School

AAUW Members To Attend Meeting In Durham Friday

Three High Point members report at the North Carolina Division annual convention in Durham Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Blake ThompConner will outline the High Point branch work, library needs and community studies, with funds supporting education and arts groups. The event features Duke University remarks by Dr. Susan B. Riley, councilwoman Mrs. Josiah Trent, and a luncheon highlight.

High Point North Carolina American Association of University Women Durham Blake Thomp- Conner Conner Association Social Sadies Bn Menrs Diamond Hosiery Corporation Ast United Nations Ac P N. C. Symphony Society Ford County Fine Arts Carlina Institute of International Relations High Point Arts and Crafts Eec National Fellowship Fund Thompson Hawkins Duke University Susan B. Riley Peabody College Josiah Trent

Informal Reception After Tomlinson Elementary Dedication

Following the dedication of Charles F. Tomlinson Elementary School on Monday night an informal reception was held in the cafeteria for attendees. Guests included Principal Lloyd Thayer PTA president A J Simeon and grade parents chairwoman Mrs Guy Carr. Punch was served to several attendees and spring flowers adorned the room.

Charles F. Tomlinson Lloyd Thayer Prinipal A. J. Simeon PTA Guy Carr Punch W. Tyson G. H. McCormick R. M. Martin

Community events calendar lists meetings and weddings

Today features multiple meetings from the League of Women Voters units at the YWCA and a garden club tour at 6 00 p m The Friday Morning Music Study Club gathers at 11 00 a m and the Philomathean Club meets on Carrick Avenue Can Club hosts a 3 30 p m gathering at Fairway Drive A 1 1 p m wedding rehearsal for Miss Irene Strother and Fritz Wittner precedes a noon ceremony at Wesley Memorial Church followed by a Sheraton breakfast A tea from 4 to 6 p m honors brides elect Helen Thomas and Ann Farmer at Mrs W C Jones residence with city schools faculty participation.

League of Women Voters YWCA Wild Flower Garden Club Worth Ivey Woodrow Avenue Lawrence Matton Hillcrest Drive Philomathean Club R. F. J. Johnson Carrick Avenue Harry L. Brockmann Fairway Drive Strother-Wittner Evan Cecil Cedrow Davis Thompson Irene Strother Fritz Wittner Wesley Memorial Church Sheraton Sheraton Hotel W. H. Linthicum, Jr W. C. Jones Helen Thomas Ann Farmer City Schools

Juliette Lowe Theater Party and Girl Scout events listed

A Scout event schedule details a Saturday 10 am gathering at Center Theater honoring Juliette Lowe and the World Friendship Fund. It lists troop representation from Mrs Culler, Mrs Bryant, and Miss Fox groups with country costumes, a Cookie Sale movie, folk dances, and a beach trip plan. Office moves set for April 28 29 to 320 South Hamilton Street Alberta Apartments.

Juliette Lowe Center Theater World Friendship Fund Donna Culler Linda Culler Holland Becky Terry Switzerland Carol Simeon Norway Judy Grayson Spain Bryant Sylvia Saunders Italy Martha Ann Wampler South America Carol Dillenbeck Russia Joyce Fox Alice Thompson Betsy Jane Bryant England Fred Metcalfe J. C. Roberts Keyaunee Nancy Campbell Glenn Rollins Nat Walker Eunice Leak Sam Heath Ruth M. Lawson O. T. Delappe Barbara Brooks Lester Bean Annette Nelson Frances Russell W. T. Kearns Katheryn Whitted Hattie Pemberton Elsie J. Hairston Dorothy Skeen S. B. Davis E. F. Culler F. B. Rutherford Vernon Snyder Donna Burns Robert Coutts Hamilton Street Alberta Apartments

WCMC Instructor Speaks to Modern Art Study Group

In Greensboro last night the Modern Art Study Group chaired by Mrs. Martine Barker met at 8:30 p.m. in architect Robert L. Smith's studio at Woman's College. Smith presented on modern houses and interior design with slides, illustrating the shift toward indoor outdoor integration and a unified design of house furniture and lot. The 14 members and one visitor, Mrs. Harvey A. Carpenter, then toured the studio and examined the modern furniture on display.

Greensboro Martine Barker Robert L. Smith Woman's College Harvey A. Carpenter Mr. Smith

Pentagon Club Sets Private Spring Dance at Emerywood

Final plans for the Pentagon Club annual spring dance confirm a private May 3 event at Emerywood Country Club. Dancing runs nine to one with a seven o’clock buffet for members escorts and town guests. Music by Clyde Watson and his Greensboro orchestra.

Pentagon Club Emerywood Country Club Clyde Watson Greensboro

Home and Garden Club Elects Officers and Plans Picnic

The Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Joe Doggett's home on Rotary Drive with eighteen members. Mrs. N. M. Harrisson was elected president to succeed Mrs. Caroll Swinney who presided. New slate includes Mrs. C. L. Gray vice president, Mrs. Machen secretary, Mrs Johns treasurer, and Mrs. Carroll Swinney council representative. Picnic set for May 21. Hostesses were Mesdames Louis Heilig and Sam Strickland.

Home and Garden Club Joe Doggett Rotary Drive N. M. Harrisson Caroll Swinney C. L. Gray Machen Johns Carroll Swinney J. H. McCall Robert Hubbard Joe Temple N. M. Harrison Louis Heilig Sam Strickland

Plans Indicate Worthwhile Banquet for Women's Groups

The inter club banquet of women’s civic clubs at Emerywood Country Club next Tuesday evening, sponsored by the YWCA Business and Professional club, has a planned program. Seventy five reservations are in, with tickets from Miss Mary Ruth Seward Miss Margaret Sink or Mrs. Ruth Bruce Surratt. Attending clubs include Pilot, Business and Professional Women’s Club National Secretaries Association Agenda Altrusa and YWCA Business Professional Club. Dr Ellen Winston of Raleigh will speak. a musical program is planned. She is public welfare commissioner and noted federal researcher.

Emerywood Country Club YW ‘Ca Mary Ruth Se‘ward Margaret Sink Ruth Bruce) Surratt Pilot, Business and Professional Women's Club National Secretaries Association The Agenda Altrusa Clubs Business _ Professional Club YWA Gram Winston State Board of Public Welfare

Burlington Visit By Mrs Parsons and Mrs Jarrett

Mrs James Parsons and her son Jay visit Burlington to see M B Smith and family. Mr Smith is recovering in Alamance hospital after a recent operation. Mrs Jarrett and Mrs D H Parsons are sisters of Mrs Smith.

James Parsons Jay D. S. Jarrett D. H. Parsons Burlington M. B. Smith Mr. Smith Alamance Hospital Jarrett Smith

Latin Students Receive Latin Honor Certificates

A list of students with average 90 or above was awarded Latin honor certificates yesterday. The Latin text bears the pupil names and the seal of the Auxilium Latinum, a magazine promoting Latin interest.

Jimmy Casey George Eanes Barbara Cook Lucy Gibson Becky Hester Barbara Meredith Pat Russell Joan Smith Carolyn Welch Ellwood Smith Howard Holbrook Jerry Sowers Jackie Brown Nancy Cridlebaugh Patty Dillon Sylvia Fee Becky Gekas Peggy Ingram Patsy Jordan Sylvia Lester Dot Lloyd Red Slate Virginia Walser Wilkins Peggie Wood Pag Lewis Kitty Marsh Genomi Tate Barbarary Robertson Jimmy Hil Bot Bobby Alred Marjorie Boyles Darlene Bullin Joan Crawford Susie Graya Hill Sarahemp Wanna McAnally Sylvia Zimmerman Myra Calhoun Margaret Locke Auxilium Latinum

Sizemore-Peel Vows Spoken April 12 In Kernersville

Miss Odessa Peel wife of Robert W. Sizemore wed at Woodlawn Baptist Church Kernersville on April 12 at 7 pm The ceremony featured greenery gladioli and cathedral tapers with music by Miss Dan ford and Howard Wood The couple both work at Adams-Millis Plant No 1 and reside at 211 Elm Street High Point

Robert W. Sizemore Kernersville Sizemore Odessa Peel C. EF. Peel Bessie Sizemore Elm Street C. E. Peel Rt. 1 H Point Woodlawn Baptist Church A. B. Asbill Missatrice Danford Howard Wood G. L. Stroud, Jr Billy Horton James Peel Gilbert Street High Point Union Cross School Adams-Millis

Porter C James and wife celebrate 25th anniversary

The Enterprise corrects a previous notice noting Mr. and Mrs. Porter C. James are marking their 25th wedding anniversary, not the 20th as earlier reported. The couple, residents of the area, observed the milestone with family and friends.

Porter C. James James

Miss Lawrence and Ralph Pierce Brighten Informal Party

Miss Barbara Jean Lawrence and her fiancé Ralph Pierce were honored at a party hosted at 321 Woodrow Avenue by Mrs. R. L. Proctor. About twenty college guests enjoyed bridal bingo, a cake cutting later planned, and a gift book of advice to the bride.

Miss Lawrence Ralph Pierce Barbara Jean Lawrence Helen Dickinson Samwood High Point College Woodrow Avenue R. L. Proctor Miss Dickinson Lawrence Imogene Lewis Eugene Whatley John L. Lawrence F Charlotte Lawsrence Lexington

Whipped Evaporated Milk Makes Quick Foam

A simple method to whip evaporated milk involves chilling, then beating with a rotary beater until frothy. Add lemon juice to the milk, beat again until stiff, and sweeten to taste for a light foam.

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Herman Coble Miss Catherine Sills AAUW Priday Sharon Kellam Little Women Department Pineland College Salemburg Sharon Lois Kellam C. C. Tolleson Pineland Music Department Pineland-E.m.l WCMC Modern Art Robert Hoskins Robert Walker Jeanne Rankin Jacklyn Gomo Lloyd Hughes Tal Ellington Mesdames Gilbert Bernard Tom Elliott Leonard Bernard James Farr Ed Rankin Edwin Simpson Joe Gray Alson Gray C. H. Williard, Jr Ralph Norman Ellen Winston Raleigh DAR Joseph Kerner Daughters of the American Revolution Carl Kerner J. P. Adkins Custis Reavis Wade Marshall Kate Morris B. B. Tatum D. L. Donnell Z. L. Whitaker D.A.R Washington, D. C E. N. Allen J. K. Pfohl Winston Salem Sam Vance, Jr George Bellamy jWas Ised Nancy Crews Sara Ja Shields Kernersville School Pauline Kuykendall Mary Pegram Dianne Stone Dianne Jeannette America China Sorkins Jewelers
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