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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1957

Page

7

Hungarians Find New Friends Who Speak Their Language

Mr Toldi and Mr Farkas arrived from Hungary to start a new life in High Point. They found work and stay at the YMCA while learning English. Mrs Joe Gray of 401 Chestnut St invited them to dinner, offering Hungarian dishes and a warm welcome.

Mr. Toldi Andrew Farkas Hungary High Point YMCA Toldi Farkas Joe Gray Chestnut St Budapest Mrs. Gray Drew Farkas George Toldi Joyce Carol Gray Gray Ann Lee Gray

Y W C A News Tuesday and Thursday Schedule

The schedule lists daily YWCA activities across ages. Tuesday features girls beginners classes and a mothers open house plus a teen conference and various clubs and swimming sessions. Wednesday includes staff meetings and teen gatherings at 746 Shim Gym. Thursday covers seventh and eighth grade events and a Robins Club meeting. Saturday hosts a YTeen dance for junior high students.

Adams Club Center Theater Shim Robins Club Kit Jackson

Stephens Bible Class Meeting Tomorrow at 3 PM

The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 217 W Ray St the home of Mrs C F Ellington with Mrs A G Carson as leader. The Ideal Class of Green Street Baptist Church holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 p.m. at Betty Easter 1005 Lindsay Avenue.

Stephens Bible C. F. Ellington W. Ray St A. G. Carson Green Street Baptist Church Betty Easter Lindsay

Friendly Club Elects Officers

Officers were elected at last night's Friendly Club meeting held at Mrs. ade Smith's Clinton Street home. Elected: Virgie Austin as vice president, A D Hunt as secretary, Eva Lee Loury as assistant secretary, Bill Shine as secretary, and A as.

The Friendly Club Ade Smith Clinton Street Virgie Austin A. D. Hunt Eva Lee Loury Bill Shine

How to Refresh Your Medicine Cabinet Now

A guide urges tossing expired cosmetics and medicines from the bathroom shelves. It notes that many products lose effectiveness over time and recommends replacing items such as creams and cleansers to reduce blackheads and tighten enlarged pores.

February Social Held by Supreme Forest Circle Members

The Supreme Forest House Restaurant event hosted by Mesdames Woodmen Circle featured a bridge party with 21 members. Prizes were awarded to Mrs J W Ellington for bridge, Miss Peggy Stroud for canasta, and Mrs H W Stroud for rummy. Delegates to the state convention were elected, with Mesdames Everett Sawyer and Myra Watson and Miss Peggy Stroud with Mrs Roby Corder as alternates. the Charlotte convention will be held in April.

Supreme Forest Circle Supreme Forest House Mesdames Woodmen Circle Curtis Madden R. P. Tuckerary Bridge J. W. Ellington Canasta Peggy Peggy Stroud Roby Corder Tn Charlotte

New Garden Club Hears Mrs Kellam

Members of the newly formed Wallflower Garden Club heard proper procedures for garden clubs. Mrs Hugh Kellam, president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs, Brinkley Thomasville, introduced speaker Mrs Garvin Hilton who presented a talk on Pansies. Refreshments followed.

Wallflower Garden Club Hugh Kellam High Point Council of Garden Clubs Brinkley Route 4 Thomasville Garvin Hilton

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New Garden Club Volues C. Dewitt Holton Furniture CO S. Main St Orlon Cardigan Koonce Koonce Service Koonce Funeral Homeye Sec South Main
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