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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1952

Page

6

UDC Members Urged to Participate in Governmental Affairs

Mrs. Dalton spoke to United Daughters of the Confederacy members at Mrs. M. R. Shields home on Chestnut Drive urging women to register and vote. She stressed women must seek and hold political roles, noting 49 million male voters and the need for active public involvement. Plans for district representation and committee reports followed with a social hour and refreshments.

UDC Dalton United Daughters of the Ederacy M. R. Shields Chestnut Drive United States H. Bass Knoxville Robert Call Grover Dunn

Inter-Civic Banquet and Club Meetings At Local YWCA

The Business and Prof 1 Club of the YWCA will sponsor an inter-civic banquet at Emerywood Country Club with Ellen Winston of Raleigh as speaker at 7 30 p m. The Junior Women's Club hosts a Parliamentary Procedure course in Room 202 at the YMCA led by Mrs P H Dalton. Wednesday features the Utopian Study Club meeting at the Emergent and the Gay Blade Garden Club with E Clark Wilson at 706 Jones Street.

YWCA Emerywood Country Club Ellen Winston Raleigh YMCA P. H. Dalton The Utopian Study Club Emergud Gay Blade Garden Club Wit Or New Eam E. Clark Wilson Jones Street

Births at High Point Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Allen Ray Byerly announce the birth of a son on April 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Forest C Harvell welcome a son Michael Eugene born April 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Deborah Jo born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd White on April 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Charles Marshall Phillips born April 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips. David E Ingold Jr born April 26 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David E Ingold. Michael Craig Boyles born April 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs R L Boyles Jr.

Glenda Marie Byerly Aoe Allen Ray Byerly Jordan Street High Point Memorial Hospital Michael Eugene Harvell Forest C. Harvell Silk Street Michael Eugene High Point Memorial Hospital Harvell Ruth Dunn Winston-Salem Een Jo White Lloyd White Deborah Jo Charles Marshall Phillips Charles Phillips Route 3 Greensboro Charles Marshall Phillips Margaret Ward David E. Ingold Tipton Street David E. Jr Ingold Edith Frye Michael Craig Boyles R. L. Boyles, Jr Wire Street Michael Craig Boyles Nancy Hughes

Mrs Hicks Celebrates 75th Birthday With Family

Mrs. M. T. Hicks marked her 75th birthday on April 25 with a buffet lunch and open house at Nathan Hunt Drive hosted by Mr and Mrs M T Hicks Jr The affair included 39 children and grandchildren at the luncheon and about 125 relatives at the 3 to 5 PM open house Guests enjoyed pink yellow and green decorations and a three tier birthday cake arrangement with punch and assorted sweets served by helpers from the family circle

N. E. Russell Norma Dutton K. D. Trippler Paul Poteat Bill Moon M. T. Hicks, Jr M. T. Hicks

Mrs Henry Blair Shower Compliments Honor Bride

Mrs Henry Blair was feted at a party and shower hosted by bridesmaid Patte Crater and others at Borden's Gold. The honoree Miss Nancy Purvis Blair sat with a carnations corsage as roses adorned the tables. A highlight was a shower of miscellaneous gifts including a blue satin comforter and delicate craNonegar decor.

Henry FE. Blair Nancy Purvis Kay Peste Patte Crater

Weekend at Wake Forest and local family notices

Miss Joan Green junior at Wake Forest spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Green at 809 Willow Drive. Mrs Donald Mackintosh Jr returns to Point after a months visit with her mother Mrs Sidney Ives in Sanford Florida. Mr and Mrs Howard Lyon spent the weekend with their parents in 5. Mrs Lyons' mother Mrs W F Hopper is in hospital with heart trouble. Mrs John Peace at High Point Memorial Hospital for two weeks and visitors allowed. Little Bobbie Garner presided at the guest book. Mrs M T Hicks admired gifts and civic reputation locally.

Joan Green Wake Forest College Wayne Green Willow Drive Green Anne Webs Forest Green Street Baptist Church Donald Mackintosh, Jr Point Sidney Ives Sanford Florida Mackintosh Howard Lyon Colonial Drive John Peace North Main Street High Point Memorial Hospital Gree Bobbie Garner

Y W C A News Thursday Open House

Community briefing notes a Thursday morning schedule for Jr Hi and Teen Open House at the YWCA facilities. The event runs from 7 30 to 10 00 with a focus on outreach and program information.

Women Voters Plan Thursday Meeting on State Government

The High Point Provisional League of Women Voters will convene Thursday at 8 pm in the Chamber of Commerce board room on North Main Street. Mrs. James Warren and Mrs. Hunt Moffitt lead a study on reorganizing the state government structure, inviting all local members to attend.

High Point Provisional League of Women Voters Chamber of Commerce Board Room North Main Street James Warren Hunt Moffitt

Lexington Bride Elect Honored At East Green Street Shower

Miss Betty Sta gf Lene bride elect of May 10 to wed Lexington resident Mrs. Hal Barton and Miss Peggy McCain were feted at a party hosted by Mrs. Garfield Wall and George Pierce on East Green Street. Prizes for bridal games went to C. Stegall and Miss Maggy. A bridal shower featured an electric percolator, corsage, decorated cake, and a miniature bride and groom centerpiece amid green and white decorations. Out of town guests included Miss and Winston-Salem Mrs. J. Stegall, mother.

Betty Wining C. Stegall Maggy Ai

Flight muscles make up about half a bird’s weight

In numerous bird species the muscles powering flight account for roughly fifty percent of the total body mass, reflecting the energy demands of aerial movement.

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N. C Madeline Ine Hoover Henry E. Blair High Point Community Concert Association C. F. Tomlinson Association N. M. Harrison Frank Wood Bershipane Alpha Rho Shivers Kate Helms N. C. Johnson Austin Neely Clarkie Pleasants J. T. Warren Beta Sigma Phi Homer Barrett Bill Morris Della Alexander Cardus Alexander Lexington SURE Lin Columbia Baking Co. Bakers of Southern Bread and Cake Pine ST Alexander's Inc Piedmont S. Main ST INC
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