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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

6

Dinner Party Honors Mrs Covington At Emerywood Club

Mesdames Murray and Pitts hosted a dinner in Emerywood Country Club to honor Mrs J Morriss Covington, formerly Miss Helen Millis, with a six thirty seating in a private dining room. The yellow motif extended to damask cloths and gladioli centerpieces, with matching place cards and summer flowers enhancing the color theme.

Mesdames Murray and Pitts Mrs. Covington Forrest H. Murray Thomas R. Pitts Emerywood Country Club J. Morriss Covington Helen Millis

State Adjutant of VFW Addresses Ladies Auxiliary

A. C. Ingram, state adjutant of the North Carolina Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars, spoke at the Ladies Auxiliary VEW meeting on West Washington street. He outlined VFW auxiliary membership rules especially for World War II eligible individuals. Mrs. Sallie Graham presented him. fifteen members attended as Mrs. C. E. Stewart presided in the president's absence.

A. C. Ingram North Carolina C. H. Greer

Golden wedding bells and yellow candles mark a refined gathering

A refined gathering featured tiny golden wedding bells and graduated yellow candles with a four course dinner. Mrs Covington hosted guests including her mother and mother in law, with gin rummy prizes awarded to Miss Sara Sears and Mrs Archie Newton. The note ends with a culinary tip and nickel fixture care.

Pittsburgh Guest Honored At Emerywood Dessert Bridge

Mrs. Wray Ward entertained her bridge club and guests at Emerywood Country club with five tables in play. Honor guest Mrs. Matthews of Pittsburgh received a bath powder and con set as a souvenir, while awards went to Mrs. Jay Willard and Mrs. Robinnette for high scores and to others for low scores and consolation prizes.

Woodrow Matthews Pittsburgh W. Wray Ward Emerywood Country Club Jay Willard J. B. Fink W. F. Robinette Smith Matthews Ward Mesdames Reece Snide Charles Byrd Marion Elmer Price Bill Pappas Tire Bridge Club M Jimmy Mitchell Er Matthews J. B. Dunn Roby G. Yarb F. Robinette Glenn Grats Red” Adams Joe Dobson W. E. Mitchell James Beam

Melon Feast Highlights Vocational Conference

Miss Lucille Browne hosted a watermelon feast for state coordinators of diversified occupations during a conference in High Point. Attendees included George W. Federal, J. Warren Smith, G. J. Hardy, and D. T. Raeford. The main four day event was trimmed to an eight person skeleton meeting due to polio.

Carolina Diversified Occupations Lucille Browne Browne Thomasville High School Greensboro Ralph Vance Fourth Street George W. C Raleigh J. Warren Smith G. J. Hardy Theederal Washington D. T. Raeford Winston-Salem St For Boone High Point Skelton

Notable Raleigh Funeral Ties Bring York Family Home

Mrs. C A York returns to Colonial Drive after attending aunt Mrs Belle Bruner's funeral at Christ Church Raleigh. Bruner, Salisbury native and widow of J T Bruner, was a prominent club woman. Helen B Wood of Salisbury visits sister Mrs York after Raleigh trip for the funeral. Mildred Webb of High Point is hospitalized after an appendectomy with satisfactory recovery. Ralph Miller of Circle Drive hospitalized after major operation. condition improving. T J Woodall, 91, in Baptist hospital Winston-Salem, ill and not taking visitors. Mrs Woodrow Matthews of Pittsburgh visiting sister Mrs Wray Ward at 834 Circle Drive. Misses Dorothy Hiatt and Sarah Martha Holmes vacationing at Myrtle Beach.

C. A. York Colonial Drive Raleigh Belle Bruner Christ Church Mise Mildred Webb B. H. Webb High Point Route Two Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Ralph Miller 816 Circle Drive Boulevard Unit T. J. Woodall Archdale Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Woodrow Matthews Pittsburgh W. Wray Ward

Women Of Moose Plan For Party At Moose Hall

The Moose chapter met at the Moose Hall with Senior Regent Frances Lopp presiding. Plans for a party on August 23 were finalized and invitations sent. The group voted to provide refreshments to the US C and read a thank you letter for donated food and medicine. A Mooseheart Endowment Fund event was observed before adjourning to September 7.

Women of Moose Plan Pelea Over Hall Frances Lopp Ola Perry Moose Hall Us.c Mooseheart Endowment Fund

Bleach Method for Stained Table Linens

For badly stained table linens mix one cup of bleach into wash water. Wash linens ten minutes and rinse several times.

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