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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

5

New District Formed for North Carolina Nurses Association

The first meeting of District No. 9 of the North Carolina State Nurses Association was a dinner at the YWCA. Nurses from High Point Thomasville Lexington and Asheboro attended. Miss Fdna Heinzerling spoke on the district and nursing progress. There were 47 members present.

New District of N. C. Nurses Association North Carolina State Nurses Association The YWCA High Point Thomasville Lexington Asheboro C. H. Williard Ethel Moxley Fdna Heinzerling Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Heinzerling Frances Barrer New North Carolina Nurses Association W. M. Sykes Hazel Johnson

Redecorating For Green Acre Garden Club Talk

The Green Acre Garden Club met at Hillcrest Drive with 16 members and three guests present. Ben Jones spoke on redecorating using old furniture rather than discarding it, noting how well aged pieces can be restored. Mrs Lipscomb hosted the meeting and light refreshments followed.

Green Acre Garden Club James Lipscomb Hillcrest Drive Ben Jones Jones Bill Gorman Jane Thompson Norma Horney

Magic Key Club hears Mrs P A Jones on rock gardens

Mrs P A Jones spoke to the Magic Key Garden club at Emerywood Court apartments about planning and planting rock gardens. She showed colored pictures and recommended plant choices as 10 members asked questions.

Magic Key Club P. A. Jones Rock Gardens Magic Key Garden Club Brooks Reitzel Emerywood Court Jones Reitzel John Womack

Mrs Charlotte Guy Talks Spring Fashions For Mu Group

Mrs Charlotte C Guy spoke at the Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the YWCA about a forthcoming spring fashion show and luncheon to raise funds for hot school lunches. She noted wearable styles with navy as a spring leader, beige and toast following. Miss Elizabeth Swiggett presided. Melvin Hayes oversees arrangements with tickets via members.

Charlotte Guy Charlotte C. Guy Beta Sigma Phi YWCA Guy Lizzie Gooch Emerywood Country Club Elizabeth Swiggett Melvin Hayes

YWCA Plans Series of Bridge Classes

The YWCA opens its first bridge session of the year on January 10 with classes at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p m for eight Tuesdays. Mrs Kathleen Russell returns as instructor and beginners are the focus with one intermediate table per class. Contact the YWCA at 2577 to enroll.

YWCA Kathleen Russell

Garden Study Group Hears Mrs Clark On Beautifying Gardens

Mrs A R Harrison and Mrs George Cecil hosted the Garden Study club on Wiltshire street. Mrs S C Clark gave a talk on Beautification highlighting North Carolina garden spots and ways to beautify outdoor living rooms and gardens with picture windows. Three new members were introduced and 20 members attended with refreshments served.

A. R. Harrison George Cecil Garden Study Club Wiltshire Street S. C. Clark Cecil

National Secretaries Hear Henry York on European Trip

The Lillian I Massey chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at the Sheraton Hotel for a dinner meeting with Henry York as guest speaker. He described his recent Europe trip and living conditions observed. The group planned a January benefit bridge and was asked to host a luncheon at the February 3 4 state convention at Sedgefield. About 200 members attended.

Lillian I. Massey National Secretaries Association Sheraton Hotel Henry York

Ed Gilberts to Move to Fort Worth Texas

Mr and Mrs Ed Gilbert of Rowella Apartments depart today for Fort Worth Texas to establish a new home Mr Gilbert formerly worked for Tomlinsons Mrs Bill Williams returns to Lincolnton after visiting her mother Mrs Cam Ragan at Chestnut Street Williams attended the Cotton Bowl game in Dallas A F E Rose and son return from Houston and Dallas where they spent the holidays with relatives and friends Mrs Harriet Cargo and grandchildren John and Jo Ann Uhle return to Cleveland Ohio after visiting Mrs Cargo sister Mrs Samuel Dutton for the golden wedding anniversary

Ed Gilbert Rowella Apartments Fort Worth Texas Mr. Gilbert Tomlinson’s Bill Williams Lincolnton Cam Ragan Chestnut Street Williams Dallas A. FE. Rose and Son Houston Harriet Cargo John Jo Ann Uhle Cleveland Ohio Mrs. Cargo Samuel Dutton Mrs. Dutton

Births Reported from Local Families this January

Susan Marie Jones born January 1 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington Street unit to Mr and Mrs Cecil B Jones of Jamestown route with former Miss Juanita Wilson of High Point. Vickie Lynn Hayworth born January 3 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs M Hayworth of Archdale. Robert Allen Coltrane Jr born at the local Willowbrook hospital to Mr and Mrs R A Coltrane. mother Betty Hall previously Miss Betty Hall.

Susan Marie Jones Cecil B. Jones Jamestown Susan Marie Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Vickie Hayworth M. Hayworth Archdale Vickie Lynn Boulevard Coltranes R. A. Coltrane Willowbrook Robert Allen, Jr

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