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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1948
Page
6
The February meeting of the Friday Music Study club scheduled for Friday at Mrs. S A Gayle’s home on Club drive has been postponed one week. The meeting will now be held on Friday February 20 and the program for this meeting will be announced later.
Mr and Mrs F C Young announce the marriage of their daughter Lois to Corporal Joe Sylvis of Chicago Illinois on Monday February 9 1948. The ceremony took place at the home of Dr A B Conrad 1103 Johnson Street with bridal attire described and pearls as a gift from the groom. Attendants were Mr and Mrs D A Teeter and Mr and Mrs J R Dubaine of Southern Pines. Mrs Sylvis will live with her parents while Sylvis reports back to Fort Bragg for duty.
Winners of North South duplicate play at Emerywood country club were Mesdames Logan Porter Jr and Lloyd W Flythe. East West top scores went to Mesdames Laurance Ingram and W P Hazelwood. Runners up North South were Mrs Farrell Gray and W E Outen with second in East West going to Mrs Valette J Harris and Mrs W E Outen. Tomorrow night dinner begins at six thirty and Saturday Emerywood Duplicate club plays at two.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady E. Garner announce Roger Eldon born February 3 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilkes announce Judy Anne born February 8 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O. Vickers announce Craig Needham born February 5 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs. Vickers is the former Ola Mae Needham. Also mentions ancient Assyrian bas reliefs and prehistoric lake villages over 7,000 years old.
A guidance note advises early complexion care by a beauty-minded mother. Use soap daily, cleanse the face before bed, and rinse with cold water to tighten pores. Avoid outdoor washing in any season. Limit oily cosmetics, monitor diet to prevent clogged pores, and apply light eau de cologne with a soft cloth away from the eyes. Limit meat to one serving daily and eggs to three per week.
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution postponed yesterday’s session due to bad weather and will instead meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod on Rowland Park Avenue. Hostesses T. S. McKenzie Frank Marks M. A. Lackey H. O. Williams L. R. Peacock and Alberta Snider will assist.
The Mothers Prayer band has postponed its meeting slated for tomorrow afternoon and will announce a new date later.
Nora Hinshaw recuperates at 09 Jones Street with a fractured hip after a fall. L. G. Monroe remains a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit for broken legs and a broken arm from a January crash. Others, including CC L Austin and Richard R Johnson, have returned home.
Lake Geneva sits on the border between Switzerland and France and is sometimes called Lake Laman. The name variation appears in regional usage and historical references.
The High Point association of Insurance Women postpones its 5:30 p.m. meeting at the Sheraton hotel for one week. President Miss Alma Jane Gordon announced the change, with the new gathering set for the following Thursday at the same time and place. Some ancient European lake villages were occupied in Julius Caesar's era.
The North Carolina Garden club board meeting in Charlotte tomorrow is postponed due to bad weather. President Mrs F J Bartlett of High Point, with secretary Mrs Robert Bain and treasurer Mrs J EMillis, lead the organization.
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