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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1948
Page
6
Members of the Cosmopolitan Club and guests, about two hundred, gathered at Emerywood Country Club for the annual Christmas Gala. The holiday set in the foyer lounge featured Harold Eyle and his orchestra from Winston-Salem, with dancers kept entertained from nine until one.
The Friendship Club meeting scheduled for this evening has been postponed. The exact date will be announced, but it will likely be January 2.
Friday night at 8 00 PM the New Year’s Eve dinner dance takes place at Emerywood Country Club. Dancing runs from 9 PM to 1 AM with Russ Carlton and his orchestra providing the music.
Mrs J O Butler of 15 Chestnut Street Whipper Barony Naval Base South Carolina says foods taste better with her Mirro Combination Cooker bought via coupons from Red Band Enriched Flour sacks. The ad highlights Mirro Aluminum Ware and asks readers to view the gift folder in Red Band sacks.
Mr and Mrs Wyatt Tucker Hill announce the birth of a son Wyatt Tucker Jr on December 21 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Hill and baby are now at home. Mr and Mrs J David Martin announce a daughter born December 29 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
Miss Marie Holt, bride elect, was honored at a community house shower hosted by Mrs. Howard Murray and others. The event featured green and white decor, a lace tablecloth, ivy, white tapers, and a corsage for the honoree.
The Juvenile Musical Art club postponed its meeting due to New Year’s Day. Mrs. Silas Casey announces the group will meet Saturday January 8 at 3 30 p m at the Adams Memorial YWCA building.
Within 24 hours fertilized oyster eggs become planktonic larvae and soon form thin shells as they grow.
A congressional committee hearing described how the major cigarette makers reacted to the first real threat to their hold in the 1930s. Economy brands, priced at ten cents, captured a quarter of the U S market before the big three cut prices and raised leaf costs to crush competition.
The St Anne's Guild of St Marys Episcopal church will meet Monday at eight p.m. at Mrs. Fred Metcalfe's home 907 Sunset Drive with associate hostesses Mrs Percy Idol and Mrs John A Marsh Jr. Mrs Thomass J C Smyth will present the program.
Mrs. C. B. Hauser has been moved to her home at 903 Chestnut Street from the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital after a minor operation. Bill Stuart remains in the Boulevard unit recovering from an emergency operation while George Raper and Ken Watson attend the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Michael Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pierce, recuperates at 110 Sunset Drive after a tonsillectomy at Dr Mac Lean B Leath Clinic yesterday.
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