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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1948

Page

20

Miss Nancy Osteen Named Y Teen Director in Rockingham

Nancy Osteen of Rockingham has been chosen by the local YWCA board to replace Betsy Dickson as Y-Teen director. A UNC Greensboro graduate class of 1948, she studied sociology and group work and has previous experience as a Y-Teen advisor in Greensboro and a summer camp counselor. Osteen will begin duties mid September as Dickson plans a September 3 wedding in Organ Cove West Virginia.

Nancy Osteen Rockingham Miss Dickson Rocking Young Women's Christian Association Betsy Dickson Miss Osteen Woman's College of University of North Carolina Greensboro Greensboro Ywca YWCA Organ Cove West Virginia Meade Degges Heath Springs S. C

E'wood Bridge Winners Named in July Club Event

The Em erywood Country Club hosted a July evening bridge party with Mr and Mrs Hal Davis as hosts. High score winners were Mrs C S Beaver and Mrs Lucy Morris for East West and Mrs F H Gray with Mrs Lawrence Ingram for North South. Runners up in East West were Mr and Mrs Frank Stell and Mr and Mrs Hal Davis. Second place North South ties were Mrs H J Coffield with Mrs Wayne Sullivan and Mrs R Doe with Mrs Logan Porter.

Emerywood Country Club Hal Davis C. S. Beaver Lucy Morris F. H. Gray Lawrence Ingram Frank Stell H. J. Coffield Wayne Sullivan R. Doe Logan Porter

Baby Album Celebrates Local Children’s First Birthdays

Our Baby Album highlights multiple High Point youngsters. Brenda Bowman turns one, Gary Smith two, Danny Sheetz one, Connie York three, Malinda McCormick one, Vicki Boggs one, and Sarah Powell marks her first birthday, with parents listed at their respective addresses.

Sarah Powell D. A. Powell Carter Street

Miss Shirley Dorsett to Wed William Kemp in August

Final wedding plans are announced for Miss Shirley Dorsett and William Ferrell Kemp. The ceremony will be Friday evening August 6 at 7:30 at Burgess Memorial Chapel with Rev. B. J. Earp officiating. Matron of honor is Mrs. Lloyd Hall of Norris Tennessee and bridesmaids include Miss Nancy Kemp of Durham and Mrs. Lynn Dorsett of Burlington. Wing music will be by Mrs. Ernestine Strickland and Mrs. Margaret Osteen. The cake cutting follows the rehearsal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kveigh on the Greensboro road.

Shirley Dorsett William Ferrell Kemp Burgess Memorial Chapel B. J. Earp Lloyd Hall Norris Tenn Nancy Kemp Durham Lynn Dorsett Burlington Ernestine Strickland Margaret Osteen Dorsett-Kemp Joseph L. Kveigh Greensboro Road

O A Kirkman A Storied Life In High Point

O A Kirkman, longtime High Point resident, rooted in his hometown with a life spanning farming World War I teaching at University of Virginia and High Point College, tours Europe, Latin America and Asia, and leads civic boards. He served as national president of Alpha Kappa Psi and chaired a state school study committee. Married Katherine Morgan in 1938, they have four children Larkin Caroline John and Susan. His hobbies include people talking and theater.

Kirkman High Street Broad Street O. A. Kirkman University of Virginia High Point College Methodist Church Europe Oxford University Latin America China Japan Alpha Kappa Psi National Commerce Fraternity iMss Katherine Morgan Salisbury iKrkman’s Larkin Caroline John Susan

Remember Two Decades Ago Highlights Local Events

The notice recaps August 1 1938 and August 1 1943 items with theater showings at Rialto Broadhurst and Paramount, local prices, and High Point League standings. It notes boxing arena plans by Bob Penny, Southern Railway excursion ads, and Raleigh legislative actions plus tax rates and utilities.

Mackaill Rialto Theater Richard Dix Broadhurst High Point Washington Southern Railway High Pointers Bob” Penny Manchukuo Siberian Senate Tennessee Kentucky Cocos Islands Panama Roosevelt Catalonia Franco Raleigh Clyde Hoey North Carolina PWA Rudolph Valentino Agnes Ayres Adolph Menjou Mangum Avenue Leonard Commerce Donets Russia Orel U. S Kiska Europe Solomon Islands Italy Winston Churchill Rosevelt Hamburg Germany Hildur War Food Administration OPA War Labor Board Guilford Cleaners Bing Crosby Dorthy Lamour Paramount Sears Neill Motors Guilford County Co

Hotels Busy As Market Fills Sheraton With Conventions

Hotels keep busy during market with large meals and high occupancy at the Sheraton. Corpening notes no dining complaints during the week, cites eight conventions booked for fall and winter, plus January furniture market. Upcoming events include Master Barbers on Sept 4 and Methodist conference starting Sept 27.

Corpening Carpening Sheraton Methodist Conference Master Barbers Methodist American Society of Mechanical Engineers Woodworking Division North Carolina Men's Apparel Club North Carolina Cosmetologists North Carolina Press The High Point American Bakeries DAR Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce York Rite Odd Fellows Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Fragmentary Musings on Time and Interest

A brief, unclear fragment contemplates where or when a person would find time for activities and other interests, reflecting on the constraints of busy life without concrete details or outcomes.

Market Tour Showcases American Informal Furniture Line

A tour of Tomlinson's showrooms highlights American Informal designs focused on practical beauty. New pieces like a sideboard and Cinderella Vanity table emphasize simplicity and usable style while avoiding ostentation. Special designs include The Gainsborough chair and sectional sofas, reflecting modern clean lines.

Tomlinson’s Tomlinson

Furniture Show Ends in Various States Attendance Close to Year Prior

The summer furniture market near Kentucky and several states concluded with off but satisfactory attendance and selective buying. Officials reported exhibitors were pleased with the results and forecasts of a drop in attendance did not materialize, despite police prevalence in the area. Buyer turnout was about 400 below last summer’s level.

Tucky Kansas Indiana Delaware West Virginia Texas Ohio New Jersey Missouri Minnesota Massachusetts Maryland Louisianna Connecticu Arkansas

Bank Proposal And Rodent Control On Council Agenda

The council discusses allowing bus stops on both sides of Main and High streets. The public safety committee urges enforcing current rodent rules rather than new control ordinances. Health inspectors would focus on vermin in food handling areas while promoting voluntary control. Hugh Childress Inc seeks fire protection for an outside plant on Thomasville road after a costly fall fire. A $1700 charge to the contingency fund covers 24 inch water main repairs.

Main High Streets Law and Public Safety Committee Health Department High Point Hugh Childress, Inc Thomasville Road Contingency Fund

Station Renovation Adds Public Address and Lighting

Agent Saunders praises a refreshed passenger station featuring public address systems in waiting rooms and on platforms. New lighting upgrades and a freight elevator provide easier access, aiming for top sanitary ratings and service that rivals larger cities.

Saunders State Sanitary Inspection Department Howard Saunders High Point

Classified Ad Insertion Rates And Policies

The notice lists pricing for multiple insertion durations and line counts. It specifies 15 Words three lines etc, with charges per line and consecutive day requirements. It warns that ads must order a definite number of insertions and that cancellations incur charges only for appearances. The Enterprise disclaims responsibility for incorrect insertions.

White Space & Rewrong E Enterprise

Three rooms to settled couple for rent in Golfcrest area

For rent: 307 Player Drive Golfcrest five rooms tile bath floor furnace $65 monthly. Idol Green Company Realtors 1234 Main Street phone 3090. Young couple seeks apartment or small house near bus lines phone 7211 after 8 PM. WANTED: five or six room unfurnished house in good location phone 5439. Mrs W H Strickland seeks to rent a home in northern town area near Executive. Address JRT care Enterprise.

South Main Street Tipton Street R. B. Gantt Arcade Building Golfcrest Idol‘Green Company Main Street W. H. Strickland High Point JRT

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E’wood Our Brenda Joyce Bowman James G. Bowman Route 4 Gary Wade Smith P. F. Smith Danny Ray Sheetz Mrs James Sheets 407 West Green Street Connie Lee York Robert Lee York High Point Route Four Malinda Gail McCormick David McCormick Grace Street Vicki Lynn Boggs Arnold Boggs 1100 Park Street Jerry Ray Stone Melvin L. Stone High Point Route Fir Jeff's Drug Store Audiphone CO S. Elm ST Greensboro, N. C Rooms Mrs. Collier Elfi Mae Ee Parker Fine Watch Repairing Sia N. Main Miss Dorsett William Kemp J. W. Sechrest Sechrest Service J. W. Sechrest & Son Main ST Righ Point, N State School Commission O. A Gabine Enterprise DIAL Boulevard West Lexington Avenue Church Street Bath Montheu Avenue Woodrow Avenue Lindsay Street APTS Roger’s Acme Quality East Commerce Street P. J. Neal Younts Grocery North Main Street RADIO Shelton Radio Service N. Wrenn Mr. Dente Walgreen's Duncan Physe Kenmore Oils Wendell Street Centennial Avenue Westwood Columbia Bicycle National Cash Register CONN NORGE Navy CIA Dallas Hut Samet Salvage CO High Point, N. C Paul Kennedy Pliance Asty Reed Cretonnes Fine-Tex Fabrics Corporation North Main St
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