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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

7

Miss Pauline Brock Honored By Miss Dot Davie

Miss Pauline Brock, a popular bride-to-be, was honored at a party hosted by Miss Dot Davie last night. Bridal games entertained twenty guests. prizes went to Mrs. Charles Ward. Decorations featured red carnations and a red and white valentine theme with punch, cakes, and heart-shaped sandwiches. Mrs. J. R. Davis assisted in serving.

Pauline Brock Denver Colorado John Collett, Jr Dot Davis Dayton Jayne ‘Collett Brock Davis Enterprise Glenn Dot Davie Charles Ward Kennetheeee J. R. Davis

Mrs Barker Speaks on Arts and Crafts at Club Meeting

Mrs Barker spoke at the Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club gathering held yesterday at Mrs G H McCormick’s home on Rotary Drive. President Mrs Tom Bishop presided as officers reported on Greensboro trip attendance and Guilford residents may enter crafts made in the last five years with hostesses Mrs G R B Lloyd and Mrs George Lewis assisting.

Martine Bark G. H. McCormick Rotary Drive G. RB. Lloyd Tom Bishop Greensboro Guilford Barker George Lewis

Scout Cookie Sale Opens With Uniforms Ready

Scouts prepare for the annual cookie sale starting Monday the 18th with orders encouraged. Leaders note the sale funds scouting and members urge families to buy multiple boxes. Also announced is a Negro Leaders Association meeting on Wednesday the 13th at 7 30 S at the Scout office with Mrs. F. D. Bluford as speaker.

Chance Develreyaunee Rec Negro Leaders Association Scout F. D. Bluford Greensboro National Girl Scout Field Commission A. J. Taylor Aida Ingram Boyles Aida Atlanta Uck Thomasville Vernon Seeree Setuhiag Maisie Strickland Ann Hunsucker Becky Wall Boonie Davis Kley Street Ackie Rochelle Pat Conrad Pat

People News From Anderson Manor and Myrtle Beach

Miss Madge Anthony of Anderson Manor Myrtle Beach S C is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S P Anthony of Burton Street Norman Pickett manager of Anderson Manor Myrtle Beach has been seriously ill but slowly improving Mr and Mrs Harold Weaver formerly of Church Street have moved to 1211 Euclid Drive Charlotte with Mr Weaver taking a position with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

Madge Anthony Anderson Manor Myrtle Beach S. C S. P. ‘Anthony Burton Street Norman Pickett Harold Weaver Church Street Euclid Drive Charlotte Depa Weaver Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

Birth announcements listed for multiple families

The notices detail births at Point Memorial and High Point Memorial hospitals. Individuals named include Paul Macon Johnson born February 5 to Howard Johnson and Belva Miles. Jefferson Hill Rives born to W J Rives. Shirley Ann Briles born February 5 to William Briles Jr. and Reba Warner.

Paul M. Johnson Howard Johnson W. Green Street Paul Macon the Point Memorial Hospital Jefferson H.rives W. J. Rives Scott Jefferson Hill High Point Shirley Ann Briles William Briles East Lexington Shirley Ann High Point Memorial Brilés Reba Warner Jamestown

Calvary Circle Hosts Meeting At Mrs Hughes Home

Fairmont Post Church plans a 7 30 gathering at Mrs Mont Hughes Route 3 Thomasville with Calvary Circle 8 to meet tomorrow Circle three of Calvary Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 at Miss Etta Canterbury 1105 East Russell Street Hepler to be associate hostess. Also a recipe describes chopped dates and nuts mixed into softened cream cheese filled into apricot halves served on watercress with French dressing as a salad dessert.

Fairmont Post Church Calvary Circle Calvary Methodist Church Etta Canterbury East Russell Street

Plans for World Day of Prayer Feb. 29 Completed

Planning committee of the United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. D. E. Cauble to finalize the World Day of Prayer observance. Three churches will stay open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for prayer and meditation at South Main Methodist, North Main Baptist, and Emmanuel Lutheran. Services at Emmanuel Lutheran will be at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Assisted by cochairman Mrs. E. Cauble and a list of churchwomen.

United Church World of Prayer Pena Pong & Aa Moon D. E. Cauble South Main Emmanuel Lutheran Church Cor

Dining service plates and crystal care guidance

Guidance on using service plates for dining to avoid placing food on them and advice to use a lint free towel when drying crystal stemware.

Nurses Hear Speech Therapy Talk By Miss Rainey

District nine of the North Carolina State Nurses Association held its February dinner at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Lopp introduced Miss Margaret Rainey who explained speech impediments and their correction. Mrs Kearns presided and five new members joined: Evelyn Mearhens Wixie Smith De Cater Eunice Willard and Ersell Hester.

High Point N. C.) Enterprise Thurs Margaret Rainey Kearns North Carolina State Nurses Association Adams Memorial Ywca Ket Kearns Ram Pro- Lopp Atlantic City N. J Evelyn Mearhens Wixie Smith de Cater Eunice Wilard Ersell Hester

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William F. Martin Bill Martin Centennial Avenue Forrest E. Cauble Cochairmen Roy Ralls J. M. Michael J. H. Allred H. S. Ragan Jr Co. L. Gray, Jr W. G. McFarland Neill Armst H. 8. Cooper Roy Conrad J. P. H. McNatt Ruby Valentine Ruby'‘S Credit Jewelers S. Main ST Hosiery Package Store N. Main Cardus Coral Reef Tobias South Sea Aqua Tobia
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