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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1941

Page

5

Monarch Auxiliary Hosts Musical Evening at Barretto Home

Mrs. Almon B. Oldham and Miss Edythe Crooks headlined a monarch auxiliary meeting at 209 Woodrow Avenue. Oldham played piano and opened with Deep Purple, then Moonlight Sonata as Crooks sang None But The Lonely Heart and Ave Maria with Oldham accompanying. An encore was The Rosary. Business session led by Mrs. Le E. Younts planned spring picnic. ham supper later this week invites the auxiliary. Eleven members attended.

F. H. Barrett Woodrow Avenue Monarch Almon B. Oldham Edythe Crooks Glenn Brown Oldham Margaret Hedrick H. M. Taylor N. L. Garner J. M. Lancaster R. B. Culler E. R. Anderson F. J. Mickey A. H. Holton E. C. Jones Mrs. Oldham Miss Crooks

Flower Show Entries Must Be Registered on Tuesday May 6

Mrs. Ray Nibbelink, general chairman for High Point's annual Flower Show, asks all entrants to register at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday May 6 from two to five PM. The show, May 8-9, will be held in the building at West Commerce and Willowbrook, once English Motor, with special projects by sponsor Garden Council clubs.

Ray Nibbelink High Point Chamber of Commerce West Commerce Willowbrook Streets English Motor Company Garden Council

Casablanca’s Population Now Stated as 250000

Casablanca in French Morocco reports a population figure of 250000, reflecting urban scale and growth estimates. The city’s demography is noted amid regional context, signaling continued expansion and planning needs.

Casablanca French Morocco

Teachers And Choir Members Honor Bride At Shower

Teachers and choir members of Friends Church honored bride Mrs John Byerly formerly Hilda Barbee at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs D L Barker’s home on Steele Street. Guests included Anna Mendenhall Barbara Brooks Annie Lee Jarrell Essie Cox Caroline Brewer June Parker Vera Barker Wade Hiatt W T Saunders Cecil Haworth Lillian Barbee and the honoree Nancy Barker delivered gifts. Ice course was served.

Mars John Pershing Byerly Hilda Barbee Friends Church D. L. Barker Steele Street Anna Mendenhall Barbara Brooks Annie Lee Jarrell Essie Cox Caroline Brewer June Parker Vera Barker Wade Hiatt W. T. Saunders Cecil Haworth Lillian Barbee John Byerly

Women of the Moose Chapter Night Meeting at Moose Hall

Wednesday at 7 30 p m the Women of the Moose hold an open meeting at Moose Hall with Chapter Night. Lodge members are invited as guests. Thursday at 10 am the Girl Scout Council meets at Adams Memorial. Mrs R A Herring presides. 3 30 p m Canterbury club gathers with Mrs W D Sale Jr on Otteray Drive for bi weekly club meeting.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Girl Scout Council Adams Memoria YY W.C. A R. A. Herring Canterbury Club W. D. Sale, Jr Otteray Drive

Church Circle Meetings In Archdale Methodist Church

Circle one meets Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs E C Crowson home Circle two meets with Mrs O L Elder both at 7 30 All members urged to attend Also Oakdale Methodist Jamestown to sponsor baked ham supper Saturday 5 to 7 PM public invited Truth Seekers Class Green Street Baptist to meet Friday at Mrs Tally Pons Route 4 with Mrs Na Pons assistant hostess Program led by Mrs Thelma Hail All members meet at church 7 15 PM for transport

Archdale Woman’s Society For Christian Service Archdale Methodist Church E. C. Crowson Circle Two O. L. Elder Woman's Society For Christian Service Oakdale Methodist Church Jamestown

Auxiliary Diocesan Meeting To Hear Bishop Penick

In Charlotte at St Martin's Church the Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese of North Carolina invited Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick to speak. An offering will support national and foreign missions. Chapel Hill’s Mrs. A T Holmes Jr was named 1942 president elect. Greensboro’s Mrs. W S Holes is the incumbent. Winston-Salem’s Mrs J A Mackie was named to the executive committee and Oxford’s Mrs R H Lewis was elected Thanksgiving custodian.

Teethina Teething Aid Promoted by Colum bus Georgia Ad

A mother praises Teethina as a remedy for teething pains and mild stomach upsets in babies. She notes its tasty flavor and affordability at 30 cents for twelve powders, with a drug store keeping a ready supply and a free baby booklet offered by Teethina in Columbus, Georgia.

Alama Teethina Columbus

Industrial Survey At Tomlinsons Draws 100 Clubwomen

About 100 members of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs with 51 visitors from out of town attended an open house at Tomlinson's exhibition building in High Point. The tour covered four showroom floors, a Williamsburg themed movie, and a Russian tea with flowers.

North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs P. H. Dalton High Point Women’s Club Tomlinson’s Federation John D.robinson Wallace R. C Tomlinsons Enterprise High Point Tomlinson’s Exhibition Building Greensboro Yadkinivile Mt. Gilead Winston-Salem Biscoe Candor Sedgefield Stuart Sproul Mrs. Vernon George Johnston Williamsburg Tomlinson Johnston S. H. Tomlinson P. J. Neal A D. Grant Lucille Poe Pratha Sisk State Federation of Women’s Clubs Reynolds Tobacco Company Karastan Mills Leaksville Chatham Blanket Elkin Vick Chemical Company

Local Notices of Parked Health and Visits in Guilford Area

Mrs Frank H Warner lies hospitalized at Guilford General Hospital after transfer from her home for observation and treatment. She is mother to Mrs Roy Stroit and Phil A Warner. Mrs W F Rader of Newton visits Rev and Mrs Hoy L Fesperman on Woodrow Avenue and will stay until Thursday or Friday. Mrs C L Sechrest returns home after surgery at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro and is convalescing. Mrs Forrest Murray returns home from a local hospital, recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Geddie Strickland returns from Fort Screven Georgia after attending a Coastal Paper Festival Bail. Lieut Geddie Strickland now recon liaison officer on the Third Battalion Staff. Mr and Mrs Charles T Rawls visit Mrs Henry L Pope on Steele Street on a bridal trip home to Richmond. Mrs Rawls is Eleanor Pope of High Point.

Frank H. Warner Guilford General Hospital Warner Roy Stroit Phil A. Warner W. F. Rader Newton Hoy L. Fesperman Woodrow Avenue C. L. Sechrest Forest Hill Drive Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Geddie Strickland Lieut Fort Screven Savannah Camp Stewart Strickland Charles T. Rawls Henry L. Pope Steele Street Richmond Rawls Eleanor Pope High Point

Daughters Of America Call Important Meeting

The Washington Council of the Daughters of America will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in their hall on Washington Street. All members are urged to attend as this is an important session. Brazil continues public construction near record highs.

Washington Council of the Daughters of America Washington Street

Delta Theta Chis Meet At Sheraton Browning Program

The Epsilon Chapter of Delta Theta Chi met at the Sheraton Hotel for its bi weekly program led by poetry chair Amy Lou Holmes. She presented a Browning life sketch and discussed poems such as Prosper, My Last Duchess, and Home Thoughts from Abroad. Hazel McDaniel, president, presided over a short business session before adjournment. The group will meet again Tuesday May 13 at seven for a dinner meeting and business session.

Delta Theta. Chi Sheraton Hotel Amy Lou Holmes Robert Browning Hazel McDaniel

Pell Payne Recital At Trinity High School Auditorium

Mrs Pell Payne presents her piano pupils in the seventh annual recital at Trinity High School auditorium tomorrow night at 8 o clock The program also features Dot Lewis of High Point with accordion selections and the mele club singing a group of numbers in the event

Pell Payne Trinity Trinity High School Dot Lewis High Point

Elm Street Grade Parents To Meet On Thursday Afternoon

The Grade Parents organization of Elm Street School will meet Thursday at three o'clock in the school library. This will be the final meeting for the year and all grade parents are urged to attend.

Elm Street Elm Street School

Business Club Supper Meeting at Adams YWCA

The weekly supper meeting of the Business and Professional Club was held last evening at the Adams Memorial YWCA with Miss Unity Nash as chair. Thirty-one members attended and Adele Hicks and Bertha Terry were welcomed as new members. A birthday tribute was given for Miss Lucille Browne with a dainty nosegag.

Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A Unity Nash Adele Hicks Bertha Terry Lucille Browne

Press Women Hold Luncheon Meeting in Charlotte

North Carolina Press Women plan a Charlotte luncheon May 4 at the Barringer Hotel with Walter Spearman of UNC journalism speaking informally after a registration and lounge reception. The group, organized in Greensboro, includes 52 members and officers from Durham Charlotte New Bern and Winston-Salem.

Walter Spearman Department of Journalism University of North Carolina North Carolina Press Charlotte Barringer Charlotte Press Gold Room North Carolina Greensboro Carlyn Goldberg Durham Harriet Frazer Doar Virginia Terrell Lathrop WCMC Spearman William Sharpe Winston-Salem Gertrude Carraway New Bern Madeline Hoover High Point Zoe Wincard Brockman Gastonia Annie Mae Brown Harriet Doar James L. Moore Iannapolis Carl Biggers Jean Hendrix Charlotte Press Club

Sallie Josephine McCormick Born in Guilford April 29

Mr and Mrs W F McCormick announce the birth of a daughter Sallie Josephine on April 29 at Guilford General Hospital.

Sallie J. McCormick

Johnson Street P T A To Install Officers At Year s Final Meeting

The final meeting of the Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association will be held Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Miss Franks pupils will provide a musical program. Installation of new officers will take place and Mrs Raymond Campbell the new president will report on the P T A Conference in Asheville. Parents are urged to attend.

Johnson Street Frank Raymond Campbell P.T. A Asheville

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Monarch Auxiliary Honor Bride Lhte Nancy Barker Arcade Amusement Company Jesus Eia Young J. W. Sechrest & Son N. G Oakdale Methodists Bishop Penick Charlotte Church Coats Rosaine Kress S. Main ST Forrest Murray Parkway Daughters of America Brazil Delta Theta Chis Sheraton Browning Business Club Adams Y.W.C. A Stainback Crosley Shelvador Teriais Cutler Appliance Co FAST P.t.‘A Chums Margaret Marie Bemberg Margaret Marie S. Main
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