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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1951
Page
6
The Green Acre Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 at 420 Otteray Drive with a brief business session before driving to Winston-Salem to attend the flower show replacing the regular Tuesday meeting.
Mrs Zelma Pike of 509 Cable Street and Mrs Grace Ward of West Bay Street returned home after weekend visits with relatives in Lenoir North Carolina. Joey Dalton son of Mr and Mrs I C Dalton 311 Friddle Street is at home after tonsillectomy at a local clinic. Mrs Margaret P Hamlin returned home on Rotary drive after a week with Mr and Mrs Pickett Hamlin in Silver Spring Maryland.
Final social festivities for Miss Ellen Leis precede her wedding to Farlow Evans. An evening party at the Farlow home on Ragan Street honors attendants at 8. A cake cutting follows on Friday at 8 30 p.m. Mr and Mrs Felix Miller Jr, relatives of the bride, host. The wedding takes place Saturday at Calvary Methodist Church at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Martine Barker of 115 Thurston Road Braap hosts the AAUW Modern Art Group meeting tomorrow at eight oclock. The gathering invites members to discuss current exhibitions and share artistic insights in a neighborhood venue.
The VFW auxiliary will gather tomorrow at 7 30 PM at a Broad Street home to elect delegates for the state encampment in Southern Pines from June 7 to 10. All members are urged to attend.
The Philathea class of East Green Street Baptist Church holds its Estherian class monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at 1620 North Hamilton Street, home of Mrs Alfred Powell. The Rebekah Class meets at 7 30 at Mrs Jack Daviss home 702 Bridges Street with Mrs Robert Car ter as associate hostess.
A dense list of meetings and events for several groups, including the Beta chapter at 1316 Eaton Place and the Gray Ladies at Wesley Hall. Also notes a wedding rehearsal at Calvary Methodist Church and a May ceremony for Ellen Farlow Floyd Evans, with social gatherings at homes and hotels across Greensboro and nearby areas.
A High Point group of Women Voters plans a board meeting this evening at 7 30 at the YWCA. The event aims to discuss local civic matters and mobilize participation among residents.
The Pentagon Club will meet this evening at eight o'clock with Mrs Alson Gray as hostess. Those unable to attend should call the hostess at the given telephone number.
The Massey Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will elect officers at a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at o clock at the Sheraton hotel.
Mr and Mrs E M Riley of Irbywood Drive announce the birth of a daughter Barbara on April 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harvie Davis report a daughter Connie Jean born April 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Davis is the former Lottie Redding of Trinity.
Mrs Paul Wilson of 716 Howell Street will host the Friendship Club Thursday afternoon at one o clock according to this morning s notice.
Y W C A notices list a Tuesday 7:30 session and 12:15 luncheon with Double M Club. A 3:30 meeting covers High The 00 Business and Professional topics. Evening events include Adams club slides on its Rose and a Sut Soxer Teens gathering at 6:30 Joll Y supper. Community Club at 8:00 features a Sth grade Y-Teen program about 17th century Hay.
Commander A C Schultz urges all VFW members to attend the encampment at Southern Pines June 7 through 10. The event will mirror Hendersonville with a parade drum and bugle corps a beauty contest and visiting dignitaries.
The West Emerywood Garden Club meets tomorrow at 11 for air and a plant shower hosted by Mrs. Elliott Wood at her Sedgefield home. Members plan the event while noting Ryane Ingram Jr. and another attendee cannot attend.
Soybeans grown in southern states show higher oil content than northern crops. Researchers note regional climate and soil differences may drive the variation. The finding highlights potential tradeoffs between oil yield and other seed components across the United States.
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