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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1946

Page

7

State Federation President Speaks At Woman's Club Luncheon

Mrs. Karl Bishop of Leaksville Spray, president of the North Carolina federation of women's clubs, addressed the High Point Woman's club and guests urging federation and postwar savings bond purchases. She reviewed federation activities since 1890, and highlighted resolutions against using sugar and grain for alcohol during shortages. The event at St. Mary's parish house included remarks by club leaders and a tea honoring Mrs. Bishopric.

State Federation Woman's Club Karl Bishop Leaksville-Spray North Carolina Federation ‘Women’s Clubs High Point Woman's Club Bishopric North Carolina Wash Woma

Social notes from High Point area residents

Dr and Mrs Zach Long and their son Zachary of Rockingham visit Rev and Mrs Howard Hartzell on Guilford Avenue. Mr and Mrs Larry Fleming and son Larry Jr of Johnson City NY stay at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry W Brook on Royal Oak Avenue. Miss E Vera Idol of High Point Memorial hospital shows improvement from virus pneumonia. Miss Gladis Kivett of Guilford County welfare offices undergoes treatment for septic sore throat at Boulevard unit. Mrs L A Workman returns to Point after visiting husband at Oteen veterans hospital, with brother John Garner of Charlotte. Friends report Mr Workman improving. Mrs C F E Diffendal leaves for Marietta Ohio to visit parents, their 60th wedding anniversary on February 20. Mrs Don Conrad moved from Boulevard unit to home in Emerywood Estates, improving after illness. Willard Leathers, Edgar Snider, and Homer Barrett of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce head to Wilson for Jaycees quarterly state board meeting. Leathers presides. Frances Burton of Washington DC returns home after visiting her parents on Burton Street. guest Mabel Wyke of Johnstown PA. Lala Minton, previously ill in Florida, moved to Boulevard unit for treatment. Mrs Sherwood Forrest and party depart to Clearwater Beach Florida for several weeks returning late month.

Gladis Kivett Guilford County Welfare Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital i Route Four L. A. Workman Point Oteen Veterans Hospital John Garner Charlotte Willard Leathers Edgar Snider Homer Barrett Junior Chamber of Commerce Wilson JayCees Mr. Leathers

Church Ladies Aid to Meet at 244 Boulevard

The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ ladies aid society will gather Friday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Bruce Bray’s home, 244 Boulevard, with Mrs. P. D. Campbell as associate hostess. Members are urged to attend.

Church OF God Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Bruce Bray 244 Boulevard P. D. Campbell

Causby White Wedding Rehearsal And Social Functions

The rehearsal for Miss Mildred Causby and Lewis White’s wedding was at Greene Baptist church. Afterward Mesdames Iles and Johnny Causby hosted cake cutting in the Sheraton hotel Sheraton room with about fifty guests. An informal dinner at Asia restaurant honored attendants with sweetpea centerpieces and wrapped gift packages. Attendants included Miss Mildred Workman, Doris Underwood, and Mesdames Charles and Thelma Causby.

Mildred Causby Lewis White Greene Baptist Church Miss Causby Mr. White Asia Mildred Workman Doris Underwood Mesdames Charles Thelma Causby

Tucker announces birth of son Michael Edgar

Mr and Mrs N E Tucker of 904 East Green Street announce the birth of a son named Michael Edgar on February 10 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital.

N. E. Tucker East Green Street Michael Edgar Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

Aid Offered In Filing Income Tax Reports

The local office of the bureau of internal revenue in the post office building will assist High Pointers with filing income tax returns from February 18 through arch 15. A. Lee Gibson, local deputy collector, urged anyone needing help to contact the office early to avoid a last minute rush.

Bureau of Internal Revenue A. Lee Gibson

Strongest Living Thing Revealed Beetle Fact

A fragment notes the beetle as the strongest living thing in a study, claiming it could lift many times its weight. Details are sparse and no specific species or measurements are provided.

Church Social Philathea Class Meets Friday

The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist church will hold a Friday night meeting at 30 o'clock at Mrs. J. R. Jones residence 1315 Tipton street with Mesdames Flake Hartsell and Fred Sappenfield as associate hostesses The Martha Jay Sunday school class of Springfield Friends church schedules a Friday night meeting at 7 30 at Mrs Dorothy Helmstetler Greenview Terrace with Mesdames Gladys and Thelma Purcelle as joint hostesses Mrs Freda Hadley will be guest speaker.

Rankin Memorial Methodist Church J. R. Jones Tipton Street Mesdames Flake Hartsell Fred Sappenfield Martha Jay Springfield Friends Church Dorothy Helmstetler Greenview Tereace Mesdames Gladys Thelma Purcelle Freda Hadley

Loyal Workers Fete Returnees At Abbotts Creek Church

The Loyal Workers class of Abbotts Creek Baptist Church hosted an informal dinner for returned servicemen and guests with a Valentine theme. Mrs. Roy Hayworth led the program. Rev. B A Mitchell gave devotions. Miss Det Hayworth and Mrs. Haywood Hyatt sang with Cary J. Davis on piano. the men’s choir performed. D S Hayworth spoke on The World In Our Hearts. a playlet The Value Of A Boy followed. contests were held under Mrs. Wilson Hill and Mrs. John Spur geon. The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist met at Mrs H C Fogleman’s home. Annabelle Thompson was elected a WSCS convention delegate. Mary Elizabeth Cox led a program on Children and Peace. devotional by W L Edwards. a film As Our Boss shown by Rev Hoy Lee Fesperman. refreshments served afterward.

Federation Bishopric E. R. Anderson War Service St. Mary's Episcopal Church J. A. Eshelman Alice Page White Eshelman Harry Brockman Canterbury Club J. W. Chandler Pia Adams Utopian Study Club Chester Haworth Altrusa Club Broadus Casey Business Professional Women's Club R. A. Herring Daughters of the American Revolution Frank Feo Ortcen Association Ofniversity W. C. Idol Hosad Guild Betty Sue Coltrane Ernestine Vincannon Strickland A. H. Whitley, Jr Abbotts Cheek Baptist Church Roy Hayworth B. A. Mitchell Det. Hayworth Haywood Hyatt Cary J. Davis D. S. Hayworth Wilson Hill John Spurgeon Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church H. C. Fogleman West Ane Avenue Annabelle Thompson Edwards WSCS Charlotte Mary Elizabeth Cox W. L. Edwards Hoy Lee Fesperman Mesdames J. G. James James Montgomery Lee Collins

UCC Adds Fourth Staffer in High Point

Wilfred R. Eddinger of 417 Cable street joins the local unemployment compensation commission, bringing High Point staff to four. A discharged veteran who served nearly five years and left as a captain, he begins as an interviewer after completing a UCC training course. The office also handles GI claims for the federal government.

Wilfred R. Eddinger Cable Street Unemployment Compensation Commission UCC High Point Eddinger Leigh Agnes King

UNRRA Budget Surged by American Contributions

It is estimated that American ages have supplied more than 70 percent of the 3.0 billion UNRRA budget.

Valentine Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Risch for Club

Mrs Charles H Risch entertained the Twentieth Century Study club at a Valentine luncheon at her Wellington road home yesterday noon. The table featured an imported linen cloth a red satin heart centerpiece and red satin hearts. After lunch the group enjoyed a Valentine quiz and social hour with guests Mrs Mayme Bundy Mrs N M Harr Fred Metcalf Mrs R I Quigley Fra Smith J W Clinard and Bruce Conrad.

Charles H. Risch Twentieth Century Study Club Wellington Road Mesdames Mayme Bundy N. M. Harr Fred Metcalf R. I. Quigley Fra Smith J. W. Clinard Bruce Conrad

Postal Service to Reopen Germany World Links by April

Berlin announces restriction on international mail with the rest of the world will be lifted and postal service between Germany and other nations will be restored by April 1.

Berlin Germany

Tired Kidneys Spark Sleepless Nights Warning

Doctors describe kidneys with tiny tubules as purifiers and warn fatigue leads to nocturnal awakenings. Symptoms include swelling under eyes headaches and fatigue. Doan's Pills marketed as a stimulant diuretic claim to help restore kidney function and sleep.

Sivas Doan

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