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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1948

Page

6

Edna Ross Wins Delegate Role for Altrusa Conference

Altrusa Club members elect Mrs Edna J D Ross as delegate and Mrs Mary Haralson as alternate to the Second District conference set for October 7 to 9 in Atlanta Georgia. Twenty members attend as plans include a club handbook and polio hospital fund drive recognized by governor Mary Lou Rothrock.

Altrusans Edna Ross Atlanta Altrusa Clubs Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Edna J. D.) Ross Mary George) Haralson Polio Hospital FE. Vera Idol Mary Lou Rothrock Ross Charlotte Guy Lois Welborn Smith Edna Blake

Nancy Brown Hosts Shower for Miss Pierce Bride-to-Be

Nancy Brown entertained guests at her Lindsay home for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Pierce, the August 14 bride-elect. Summer flowers, a cement rose centerpiece, bridal contests with prizes, followed by an ice course, marked the evening attended by Mrs O W Brown and guests including Misses Hester Morgan Opal Morgan Grace Ellington Carolyn Ward Mable Royster Betty Rousey Faye Arledge Lawana Mooney and Doris Rich.

Pat Nancy Brown Lindsay Miss Brown Pierce Ely Betty Mable Royster Mesdames O. W. Brown Wayne Hoover Hugh Giles Maxine Hicks Misses Hester Morgan Opal Morgan Grace Ellington Carolyn Ward Betty Rousey Faye Arledge Lawana Mooney Doris Rich

Dessert Bridge Honors Miss Burton Before August Wedding

Miss Ruth Ellis and Mrs. Taylor Hines Jr hosted a dessert bridge at the Ellis home in Brentley Circle for Miss Barbara Burton bride elect. Guests arrived at seven, enjoyed ice cream and decorated cakes, and played bridge at four tables. Prizes included dusting powder and guest soap. Burton received a silver sandwich tray and Miss Hines gave coffee spoons. Mrs. Louis B. Huffman and Miss Joanne Sechrest led scores, with a floral corsage motif in bridal colors throughout.

Barbara Burton O. B. Levina, Jr Ruth Ellis Ylor Hines, Jr Hosity Brentley Circle Miss Burton W. W. Bur Louis B. Hoffman Joanne Sechrest Miss Ellis

Carey William McNeill birth announced in High Point

Mr and Mrs William S McNeill announce the birth of a son Carey William on August 10 at Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial hospital Mrs McNeill formerly Wanda Kennedy Also notes a cream pie topping with orange rind and arc used on vanilla cookies

Carey William McNeill William S. Mc‘Neill Route 1 Carey William Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital McNeill Wanda Kennedy

Bride-Elect Miss Mary Burton Feted Before August Wedding

Miss Mary E Burton, bride-elect to be Don Neese on August 14, was honored at a party hosted by Misses Helen Craven Lil Hunsucker and Thelma Collins. Guests enjoyed games and a corsage for the honoree followed by an informal reception with an umbrella of gifts and a bridal color ice course.

Craven Hunsucker Collins Wete Mary E. Burton Mary E Burton Don Neese Helen Craven Lil Hunsucker Thelma Collins Vera Cook Irene Meekins Faye Hedrick G. W. Burton Iris Burton Mesdames Forrest Neese Jimmy Elkins Donald Swaim Frankie Hicks Yesable Hedrick Tone Smith

Ladies' Bridge Winners at Club Announced Today

Winners at the weekly Ladies Bridge event at the Elywood Country Club were Mesdames C. S. Beaver and O. C. Durland for North-South. East-West top scorers were Mesdames Logan Porter Jr and J. S. Welborn, with runners-up Mesdames Laura Holbrook and Valette J. Harris in North-South and Mesdames J. O. Hauschild and R. D. Tillson in East-West. Miss Nancy Bennett topped a single contract table with the highest score.

A Erty Elywood Country Clu Mesdames C. S. Beaver O. C. Durland Logan Porter, Jr J. S. Welborn Laura Holbrook Valette J. Harris J. O. Hauschild R. D. Tillson Nancy Bennett

Dorminy Dance Studio Announces New Kindergarten Features

Missy Dorminy announced new features for the opening of her dance school and kindergarten. Classes begin September 7 with age graded kindergarten work including a private piano lesson weekly and a special advanced class for late birthday children. Ballet and tap will be joined by rhythm band, drama, and corrective work.

Jemnee Missy Dorminy Miss Dorming Washington, D. C The Dancing Masters of America

Supreme Forest Circle Holds Business Meet

The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met for an eight oclock regular session at 311 West High. Mrs W R Whitlock was inducted by president Mrs John R Wagoner. Myrtle Garrard reported on a Myrtle Beach outing attended by about 80 members from North and South Carolina.

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle WOW West High Street W. R. Whitlock Myrtle Garrard Greensboro Evie Williams Barbara Carroll Mesdames Caruso Marsh Homer Weavil John Wagoner Johnny Bruton James Elington Paul Carroll Tommy Parnell

Spokeless Steering Wheel Aims for Clearer Dashboard View

A spokeless steering wheel, touching the steering column near its front rather than the center, is among new inventions. The lack of spokes promises a better view of dashboard instruments.

Community church groups announce meetings and events

The YWA of Fairmont Park Baptist invites members to a Thursday 7:30 pm meeting at Mrs Emma Allgood's home in Fairmont Park. The Mother's Prayer Band meets Thursday at 2:30 pm at Mrs John Gore's 409 Osborne Street with Mrs J Q Cheves leading.

YWA Fairmont Park Mother's Prayer Band John Gore Osborne Street J. Q. Cheves Key Stone Bible Green Street Baptist Church Roy Deaton Brentwood Avenue

Cooking frankfurters to serving temperature

Instructions for reheating frankfurters state they are pre-cooked so only heating is needed. Submerge in boiling water and simmer, not boil, for about five to ten minutes until thoroughly hot.

Lutheran Women At Thomasville Choose Hickory Delegate

Mrs. J. B. Palmer was chosen as representative to the women's missionary convention in Hickory by Grace Lutheran Circle No. 2 at its Monday meeting. Henry Walters named as alternate. 13 members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Luther Grimes led the program on The World We Want for Our Children Today followed by discussion.

Thomasville J. B. Palmer Women’s Missionary Convention Hickory Palmer Circle No. 2 Grace Lutheran Church Henry Walters Dave Wagner Luther Grimes

Crabmeat Casserole with White Sauce and Cheese Crust

Combine crabmeat with white sauce and grated yellow cheese to form a casserole that reheats easily before serving. Top with buttered crisp cereal crumbs for a crunchy finish.

Bridal shower honors Elizabeth Jones from nursery school staff

Miss Elizabeth Jones, bride elect of Rev. Don Payne, was feted at Jack and Jill Nursery School 110 Sunset Drive. Teachers and mothers hosted a bridge tummy and bingo shower with gifts of crystal china and silver plus a large umbrella centerpiece.

Elizabeth Jones Don Payne Jack and Jill Sunset Drive E. O. Cummins Beatrice Whicker Raymond Welborn W. L. Stewart Hilda Bedford

Local Woman Ina Patrick Earns B A Degree At William and Mary

Miss Ina McAdams Patrick of High Point is a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree at the College of William and Mary. She will receive her degree at the commencement exercises August 20 conducted by Dr. John B. Pomfret, president. Patrick is among 74 graduates finishing the summer session.

Williamsburg Ina McAdams Patrick High Point College of William and Mary Patrick William and Mary John B. Pomfret

Beauty Trick Supposed to Shorten Long Noses

A charm for women with long thin noses suggests applying a faint dab of rouge just under the nose tip to create the illusion of a shorter, saucier, slightly turned up appearance.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Pierce Taylor Hines, Jr Burton Monark Flower Shop, Inc Washington Cliamieg LL Woolens Richardson’s Dorminy Dance Studio Supreme Forest Circle Elgin Hamilton Waltham N. Main &F Mitchell Grove Mitchell Grove Methodist Church Kivett Drive Ward Street City Lake Park Circle Two Ward Street Methodist Church Slavia Ashebore FE. Commerce St Thepstonian Young People's Department First Baptist Church C. C. Coppedge Montlieu Avenue Geraldine Poole Ruby Hall Paul Tew R. F. Poole Tom Honeycutt Robert Williams J. W. Baird Gastonia Roberta Gray Mrs Julius Gray Pinkney Rankin Reece Harville Mr. Harville Loruke Carole King Max Meeks Ida Ruth Jones Miss Jones Norman Pierce GUT Tobias Finest Ladies Penny Adde N. Main Anchors Aweigh Rayon Gobordine Jenior Carole King Irs Tobias National SEC
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