Women's Page Madeline Hoover Editor Hours Listed
The column notes Madeline Hoover as editor of the women's page with a telephone contact and office hours from 8:30 to 12:00. It presents a brief staff note rather than a feature story.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
6
The column notes Madeline Hoover as editor of the women's page with a telephone contact and office hours from 8:30 to 12:00. It presents a brief staff note rather than a feature story.
Calendar notes show the Tea and Topics Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Hallenbeck home on Forest Hill Drive. YWCA board to meet at the YWCA Building with Mrs. C. E. Sheloff presiding. Thursday Family Night dinner slated at Emerywood Country Club. Canterbury Club to meet at Mrs. V D Sale Jr s Otteray Drive residence.
Miss Peggy Bass was gracious hostess at an informal bridge party at her Lindsay Street home on Tuesday evening. Three tables were in play, followed by refreshments for guests including Frankie Abernathy Clara Foster Beverly Merchant Annie Marie Meredith Dot Price Pat Steed Julia Setliff Jessie Miller and Mrs Williams Graham and Elwood Lee.
The Y W C A Business and Professional Club held a Tuesday supper meeting with a round table on United Nations. Mrs Homer Miller, Mrs Dolen Hedrick, and Misses Madeline McCain Laura Young Anna belle Thompson spoke.
The Sigma Alpha Psi Sorority of High Point College held its thirteenth annual Valentine banquet and dance in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Miss E Verascol led the invocation and Miss Josephine Deal welcomed guests. Dancing followed with Shirley Smith and his orchestra. many couples attended with escorts, including notable alumnae and visitors.
G H Jones urged aid for underprivileged children and praised community gardens supplying school lunches in High Point. He compared local effort to England's Ragged School Union and stressed soil stewardship and local food morale.
The High Point Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted district officials Miss Ethel Lovett of Asheboro and Cullen Ford of Greensboro at a Tuesday meeting in the Masonic Temple. They urged greater efforts amid stress, with Mrs. Reece Williams conducting in Mrs. Kate Bryant's absence. Mrs. Ida Kimble and C. E. Harbinson presided as social hour followed for thirty two attendees and visitors.
Final prenuptial parties honor Miss Pearl Thompson as she prepares to wed Lt. J Arthur Marsh Jr Saturday at St Marys Episcopal Church. A large bridal party includes maid of honor Miss Betty Lou Jackson and bridesmaids Pauline Douglas Mary Wilson Wall Eleanor Amos, with best man Sanders Dallas and ushers Henry Millis Willard Leathers etc.
Mrs. J. A. Eshelman spoke to the High Point Garden Club at Mrs. C. E. Sheloff’s home on Parkway on Bible Flowers Suitable for American Gardens. She showed Bible times flora as ancestors of present garden varieties and received a warm reception with sixteen members in attendance. The group pledged support to Victory Gardens as part of a broader food production push from the Department of Agriculture.
Daily recipe notes from the Share-the-Meat program prepared by the Citizens Service Corps nutrition committee chaired by Mrs Lidie P Horton. Recipes tested at a local high school for home economics students include meatballs with cabbage and a milk soaked bread base.
At the February Junior Service League meeting held at the Adams Memorial YWCA Building, reports covered T B Seal Sale proceeds, plans for beautifying the YWCA grounds, and war savings corsage sales. The group announced upcoming Clare Tree Major plays and two marionette shows for children, plus legislative updates on teachers' salaries, school term length, and compulsory education.
Two dinners honored Miss Pearl Thompson bride elect. At the Millis home in Emerywood twelve guests enjoyed a spaghetti supper and a Fiesta table setting with jonquil decor, while Miss Sechrest hosted a smaller party for the L Amusante and Debonnaire clubs with paste flower centerpieces and a china gift for the honoree.
When constipation causes stomach upset bloating and gas this ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims the combination wake s lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines providing relief and a pleasant taste for families including children. Genuine Caldwell’s product urged with usage directions.
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