Informal Party Compliments Miss Scott Bride Elect
Mrs Harold L hosted a Friday night party at 921 Rosewood Avenue honoring Miss Alice Scott. Guests enjoyed games and a bridal shower while Mr Rex Flynt and others attended the event in City.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1946
Page
17
Mrs Harold L hosted a Friday night party at 921 Rosewood Avenue honoring Miss Alice Scott. Guests enjoyed games and a bridal shower while Mr Rex Flynt and others attended the event in City.
People miss Julia and Virginia Ryan left Friday for Bennettsville to be with sister Mrs. J W Welborn, who along with Mr. Welborn and Miss Lois Welborn were injured in an automobile crash en route to Clearwater Florida. Mrs J E Wagner and Mrs Wray Ward head to Pittsburgh to be with daughter Mrs J W Matthews for an operation. The Holtons and Slate family attended the wedding of Adeline Slate to Thomas Hauser in Winston-Salem. Donnie Boone recovers at home after an appendix operation. J R Boone in hospital with virus pneumonia. Jane Sanders of Meredith College visits Raleigh area for Methodist students conference. Esther Sherrick from Pittsburgh visiting Ruth Roberson. Mrs Ralph Scott hosts in Jamestown. Mrs W R Morrow and Robert Morrow return from Mandarin Florida. USDA asserts milk’s health value. kitchen safety note urges turning pot handles away from children.
Leah Miriam Leyton daughter of Edward Leyton announces engagement to Marshall E. Ginsburg of Carthage and Memphis Tennessee. No wedding date set. Leyton attended Woman's College UNC Greensboro majored in business admin and works for a local furniture maker. Ginsburg son of E and Mrs Ginsburg of Carthage studied at State College member of Sigma Alpha Mu served in the army. He attends Southern College of Optometry Memphis and holds leadership roles in student government and Omega Epsilon Phi.
Marion Hargrove author of See Here Private Hargrove will speak at the senior high school on Monday March 11. Altrusa club funds a tonsil clinic for underprivileged children and tickets are distributed to insure a large crowd for the civilian writer whose WW II veteran perspectives and wit will be shared during an 8 15 start.
The article analyzes a bridge hand from Josephine Culbertson where West overcalled and East showed a heart queen. South mishandled a spade ruff while trying to cash top diamonds and rack up discards. The author notes better play with a 4-2 diamond break and proper entry to dummy, then ends with an aside on the freshness of a fresh egg yolk membrane.
Miss Juanita Turnage wed Robert Thur man Fox in a dignified double ring ceremony at Green Street Baptist Church on a Saturday evening. Rev. Julius S Hopkins led the service with palms, candela bra, and lighted tapers as music by Mrs. Hopkins and Argie Wood accompanied vows. A large turnout of relatives and friends attended. the couple plans a post ceremony trip and home at 1117 Centennial Avenue.
North and South Carolina YWCA Business and Professional clubs convene for a weekend conference in Asheville with Kathleen Young chairing and Annabelle Thompson leading a clinic. The gathering features banquets, tea, discussion groups, and a program directed by Carl Cronstedt.
The Mid-Week Study club plans a Wednesday gathering at 3 PM February 20. The meeting will be hosted by Mrs W R Morrow at 104 Brentley Circle and feature a current events program.
The Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs. S. C. Clark at her Parkway home this Thursday afternoon. The bi weekly meeting is scheduled for three o'clock.
A wedding notice lists Thomasville Troutman Burlington Graham and Haw River as the communities involved in a forthcoming ceremony. The notice highlights the couple's plans and dates to be announced.
Miss Mary Etta Carson and Millard H Bodenheimer wed at First Pilgrim Holiness church parsonage with Rev J A Grout officiating. The ceremony featured a ring rite, palms, gladioli, and candles. Mary Frances Crowell played, with Jordan Spencer singing, as the couple began their new life on Route 4 after a wedding trip to Asheville.
Mr and Mrs Herman A Stroud of High Point Route Four announce the birth of their son James Michael at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital on February 15.
Mr and Mrs B J McGuire of 620 Park Street announce the birth of their daughter Janie Marie on February 14 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
A vintage ad touts pattern 4824 for a speaking frock in sizes 12 through 40 with 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. It invites 20 cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York and adds details on size name and address. The piece also promotes Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book and a free hat and gilet set offer.
Susan Carol Hutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Iredell S Hutton of Norwood Court Apartments, was born February 13 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Carolyn Anne Foust, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Foust of Burt on steel extension, born February 13 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial.
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