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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
6
Rev. Wilson Weldon presented an interpretation of The Doctors Mayo to the Utopian Study Club yesterday at Mrs. Herman Smiths home 421 Edgedale Drive. The book honors Mayo brothers William Worrell Mayo and Charles Mayo and outlines key milestones in Rochester Minn physicians careers.
A string of gatherings precedes the Stroupe Slane wedding. Miss Stroupe hosts and attends tea, luncheons, and dinners across Emerywood with friends and family including Miss Stroupe’s rehearsal at the Lutheran church. The wedding reception follows at Emerywood.
A Rochester gathering recalls how the Mayo brothers began their medical careers after a tornado struck the city on August 21, 1883. Their father and sons formed a Catholic group that led to St Marys Hospital. Dr William Mayo later led the American Medical Association while Dr Charles Mayo served in the Army Medical Corps. The remarks praised the Mayo legacy and its impact on medicine, as guests enjoyed a dessert reception.
The Junior Musical Art Club meets Saturday at 3 30 with Nancy Coble on Sunset Drive. Members are urged to attend as the program features selections by composers born in February. Supervisor Mrs W Kelley and president Clara Anne Massey will preside.
Roy S Braden spoke at the Hi Point Business and Professional Women's Club February dinner in the Sheraton hotel dining room. He urged the group to focus on future welfare, crime reduction, and youth programs, with music by Emile Serposs and Dot Hoskins accompanying. New member Miss Marywell welcomed. Jimmy Casey assisted as the president presided.
News from New York reports the marriage of Captain James Thomas Gianoulis to Second Lieutenant Thelmas Holt in Algiers. Gianoulis, a flight surgeon, wed the army nurse aboard the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church ceremony attended by officers. The couple met last May aboard a ship bound for North Africa.
The Women of the Moose hold a meeting this evening at eight o clock in the hall. The announcement comes from Mrs Dorothy Forward, regent of the local organization.
At the Tuesday Lend-A-Hand club of the YWCA the Highland clubrooms chose new officers to fill vacancies. Mrs Artie McDowell was selected as delegate to the Mid-Winter Planning conference in Greensboro, to work with Miss Elizabeth Clinard from the Florence Nightingale club.
Miss Frankie Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Williams of 309 Richardson Street, returned to Richmond Virginia after a short stay in Greensboro with her parents and sister Mrs. Robert Marlowe. She has lived in Richmond for three years and is employed at the United States patent offices.
Mrs Ruby Williams was elected to the vice presidency of the Highlane Y department. Gladys Moore becomes reporter for Industrial Spice and Artie McDowell named special reporter.
The brief item notes Miss Fay Venable staying with her uncle J. D. Deaton in Mount Airy and family movements. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Greene returning from Durham after attending Mrs. Greene's aunt Mrs. J. W. Williams's funeral and Harold Rickard hosting guests at Clara Cox Apartments. Martha Minnis continued studies at Queens College in Charlotte for the second term with her parents on Greenway Drive.
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