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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1946
Page
12
Johnny Long and his orchestra are set to appear Tuesday February 12 at the armory under the sponsorship of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds go to the Clark Hutchens memorial fund with a sizable additional contribution anticipated.
Kermit Hunter of Chapel Hill business manager for the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra is slated to visit the city for two days. He will address the Exchange club Monday evening and speak to the American Business club Tuesday about the orchestra expansion, a drive led by Joe Morning Music Study Club. Hunter, released from military service last fall, is himself an accomplished musician.
Extension expert L. I. Case warns that a condition called pregnancy disease in ewes following snow cover can be prevented with careful feeding practices. The article notes the 1800 Los Angeles population as 315.
Mrs Arnold B Huff gave a spring themed luncheon at Emerywood Country Club for Miss Frances Holton bride elect. The party featured pastel floral decor, a twelve cover table, corsage gifts, and a three course meal with attendees including Miss Mary Lou Cecil Gloria Iderton Margaret Hancock and several guests.
Mrs J W Lindsay led a Canterbury club program on Opera as part of Music in America at her Hillcrest drive home. She traced the Metropolitan Opera House history, shared experiences, featured Lily Pons performances and Wagner recordings, with spring flowers and refreshments. attendance included guests Mrs Paul Hardin and Mrs L M H Reynolds and numerous club members.
Miss Joyce Sugg and Mrs Paul Thomas hosted a miscelaneous shower for the recent bride Mrs Charles J Hiatt at the home of Mrs Paul Thomas on Monday evening January 28. Guests wrote notes of advice before watching games and opening gifts. Gifts included a silver hostess gift and prizes awarded to Mrs W O Webb Jr and Mrs B C Wrenn.
Members of the Utopian Study club will meet with Mrs. Harry Alexander on Rotary drive for a luncheon meeting scheduled for Wednesday February 6 at 12 30 PM.
The Jolly Twelve club held its first meeting January 31 at Mrs. Shelton Hunsucker 503 Oak Street. Officers elected were President Mrs. W. W. Kendall Secretary Mrs. E. E. Dawkins Treasurer Mrs. G. K. Loftin and Reporter Mrs. A. R. Loftin. Meetings will be on the third Thursday each month. Members attended social hour including Mesdames L. D. Chaney G. K. Loftin George Estes B. L. Pierce E. E. Dawkins A. R. Loftin James Thaxton E. L. Hollingsworth W. W. Kendall and D. H. Allen.
The Business and Professional Women's club meets this Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the Sherat hotel for the monthly dinner and program. Mrs. Ruria Shelton chairs the international relations session while Rev. Cecil Haworth speaks on "Is Peace Possible." Music by Iris W. Gregory and Dorothy Hoskins. Reservations via group leaders Monday night.
The Humane Society meeting set for Thursday February 7 at 7 45 PM at the Sheraton hotel will feature Carlton E Buttrick of the American Humane Association Albany NY as guest speaker He will discuss problems in humane work and present the film Animals in the Service of Man The NY public school teaching staff totals about 33 000.
Informal vows at Hillcrest Memorial Baptist church on Sunday evening January 27 joined Miss Romaine Frances Ellis and David L. Norris in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Hughey Miller. The wedding featured nuptial music, formal attire, and a reception at the Ellis home.
Mrs Mary Hester of Kivett Drive announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Bowman Hester to Marine Gunnery Sergeant Talton C Leonard of Jamestown on January 19 at the First Methodist Church Asheboro. Rev Herman Duncan officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 300 Centennial Avenue.
Miss Louise Burroughs and Alvah Brown marry in a January 9 ceremony at Allen Jay Baptist Church with Rev. George H. Wallace officiating. The bride wore a blue dress with orchid, and the groom is a 35 month veteran with 24 months overseas. They reside at 1801 Welborn Street.
Members of the Philomathean club will be entertained at its regular meeting Friday by Mrs A E Tate and Mrs Howard S Hartzell at the late residence on Broad Street at 3 30 in the afternoon Mrs O P Moffitt will give the program for the afternoon This club now meets once a month instead of bi weekly
Mr and Mrs Anthony Petroni of Long Branch New Jersey announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Sgt G Nance son of Mr and Mrs C Nance of Asheboro Rt 4. The ceremony January 5 in Long Branch officiated by Mayor Kiernan.
Mrs Mabel Burnett local Girl Scout executive will travel to Montreal for a training course run by National Girl staff from New York City. The program at Assembly Inn Mon treal runs February 5 to 15 with Mrs Harding McKinney and Mrs J B Dobson in charge locally. She plans to return February 16.
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