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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1949

Page

6

Randolph Weddings announce social events at Asheboro

Miss Harriet Luck and Charlies H Cooper wed December 24 at Cedar Falls parsonage as Rev. Kenneth Crouse officiated. Wilma Jacksie and James Everett Poe married December 22 in Bennettsville S C. Randolph Chapter Eastern Star met with Worthy Matron Mrs G S Sugg presiding and celebrated W D Maner turning 83.

Asheboro Harriet Luck J. T. Luck Cedar Falls Charlies H. Cooper Randleman E. B. Brown High Point Cedar Falls Methodist Parsonage Kenneth Crouse J. A. Boone Seagrove Wilma Jacksie James Everett Poe J. W. Poe Mr. Poe Robbins Bennettsville S.C Randolph Order of the Eastern Star G. S. Sugg W. L. Burrows Lois Grimes C. M. Hayworth L. M. Mitchell Rainbow Girls Assembly

Local social events and bridge results noted

Mrs. Henry Redding hosted a Tuesday bridge session with two visitors and high scores for Mrs. Wilburn Swaim and Mrs. W E Woodruff. The Couples Mallee Club met Saturday with four-table bridge. Mr. and Mrs. W W Wilson led scoring and Mrs. Connelly Pugh won the visitors prize. Open house celebrated Mrs. J L Briles's 93rd birthday at Barnes Griffin Clinic with 50 relatives calling. corsage, cake, and refreshments described.

Henry Redding Wilburn Swaim W. E. Woodruff Worth Way W. W. Wilson Connelly Pugh J. L. Brile R. G. Ferree L L. Paker

Late Afternoon Ceremony Here Unites Entertained, Other Thomasville Events

Thomasville today features a quiet afternoon gathering as the Little Garden club hosted a luncheon at West Main Street home of Mrs. Harry Brown Finch. Program topics included tree conservation, food, and birds with remarks by Mrs. Furman Covington Mrs. Henry Holton and Mrs. Glenn Pennington. Members voted to move meetings to the second Friday monthly. Also noted: Thursday and Wednesday bridge clubs held sessions with prize awards and refreshments.

Thomasville Little Garden Club Harry Brown Finch West Main St Mildred Pope Proctor Furman Covington Henry Holton Glenn Pennington Joe Bales E. I. Earnhardt C. M. Fields H. B. Finch EB. R. Richardson R. F. van Landingham Co. L. White, Jr Kermit Cloniger and S. J. Stoker Reid Street Harold Harrison Charles Prevo C. M. Casper

Literary club entertains with Mrs C H Newby on West Main

The Literary club met at Mrs C H Newby’s West Main street home Tuesday afternoon. She presented Alice Regan Rice the author of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch with stories and a life sketch. A two course repast followed for Mesdames Paul Green John R Myers J E Lambeth Robert Rapp Ben Harris M L Bales Joe Bales J Harry Whitmore Z V Crutchfield. Briarcliff Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met with Mrs John R Myers on Lexington road with Mrs Lindsay Myers and Mrs J.

C. H. Newby West Main Street Alice Regan Rice Joe Bales J. Harry Whitmore Z. V. Crutchfield Briarcliff United Daughters of the Confederacy John R. Myers Lexington Road Lindsay Myers

Reavis Childs Birthday Party for Elizabeth Sixth

Mr and Mrs John Reavis hosted at 800 Jones Street on Saturday from 3 to 5 pm for daughter Elizabeths sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed lawn games gifts and refreshments with pink and white decor and a cake with six pink candles. Attendees included Judy Clark David Childs Bobby Garner Martha Morris and others. out of town guests were Bobby and Dickie Kearns and Kenneth Seckler.

John Reavis Jones Street Elizabeth Judy Clark David Childs Bobby Garner Martha Morris Martha Jones Jimmie Bivens Susan Hendrix Guy Carr, Jr Annette Chamblee Darleen Stutts Judy Billie Howard Carol Cridlebaugh Becky Caddell Sandria Marshall Kenneth Kearns

Magic Key Garden Club Meeting Noted Tuesday Morning

The Magic Key Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 o clock with Mrs Wendell Dickerson on North Main Street. The gathering aims to discuss club plans and upcoming activities in the neighborhood.

Magic Key Garden Club Wendell Dickerson North Main Street

Burbank Club With Mrs C S Beaver

The Burbank Garden club will meet Wednesday at 10 oclock with Mrs. C S Beaver at her home 402 East Farriss Avenue. Dr Loren Wallin city health officer will be the speaker for the occasion.

Burbank

Birth announcements for two High Point families

Mr and Mrs Willy Essick announce the birth of a son David Wayne on January 15 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Essick is the former Betty Spurgeon. Mr and Mrs W Richard Marshall Jr announce a son William Richard Jr born January 12 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. They plan to return home at 309 Ardmore circle.

Willy Essick High Point Route 2 David Wayne Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Essick Betty Spurgeon William BR. Marshall, JR W. Richard Marshall William Richard, Jr Boulevard

First Baptist Meeting With Mrs. D. A. Rawley

The Young Women's auxiliary of the First Baptist church will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs D A Rawley at 1002 Johnson Street. Organization plans will be completed and all members are urged to attend.

The First Baptist Church D. A. Rawley Johnson Street

Prunes Stuffed for Salad or Dessert Steps

Steam prunes until plump then slit and pit them. For salad stuff with pimento cheese and place on greens. For dessert fill with chopped preserved ginger and nuts and serve with custard sauce or whipped cream.

Health notes and moves among High Point residents

Phyllis K Bouldin at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit ill and to stay several days. Rev Thomas J C Smyth and son Bill moved to 312 East Farriss avenue, from 204 Guilford with rectory at St Marys Episcopal church. Irvin C Hunt at Boulevard unit under observation after July accident, to remain several days. Mrs Edward L Short and infant daughter at 1003 Johnson street after leaving Boulevard unit. Mrs Edward C Heisohn visiting then leaving for Topeka Kansas. First hydroelectric station in America built in Appleton Wisconsin in 1882.

Phyllis K. Bouldin Paul Bouldin Trinity Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Thomas J. C. Smyth Bill East Farriss Avenue Guilford Avenue Alton Stanford St. Mary's Episcopal Church Mr. Smyth Irvin C. Hunt East Commerce Street Edward L. Short Johnson Street Boulevard Unit

Jewish Women to Meet Wednesday in High Point

The High Point Council of Jewish Women will hold a meeting at 8 30 PM on Wednesday January 19 at the home of Mrs. Ben Swartzberg 1105 Clyde Street. The announcement was made today.

High Point Council of Jewish Women Ben Swartzberg Clyde Street

Green Thumb Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Slate

The Green Thumb Garden Club will meet at Mrs J W Slate Jr s home 1200 West Wood tomorrow afternoon at three o clock. Mrs Slate hosts the regular gathering and will entertain members with the program.

Green Thumb Garden Club Mrs. Slate J. W. Slate, Jr Westwood

Pentagon Club To Hold Meeting With Miss Rankin

The Girls Pentagon Club will meet with Miss Jean Rankin at 528 Park Way. Those unable to attend should call 4388.

Pentagon Club Jean Rankin Parkway

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Miss Montgomery B. F. Aycoth, Jr Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church Shirley Jeanne Montgomery Wilson O. Weldon Kenneth Goodson Jeanne Montgomery William Lee Miss Montgome Lee B. F. Aycoth Lucille Clark Roy L. Montgomery Terward Ayeoth Gladys Montgomery Tolar Anchorage Alaska Stetson University DeLand Fla Scabies Thoms Oleg OLAG Monark Monark Shade Co Hosiery Package Store W. Commerce ST Q. Miller Myers J. A. Palmer Mary Green Matthews Matthew Fontaine Maury Robert E. Lee Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson Charles F. Phillips East Sunrise Avenue Robert Rapp J. W. Hawthorne Mesdames J. R. Myers Walter Rapp G. W. Lyles W. E. Tomlinson R. K. Farrington A. J. Heilig Winston-Salem Mrs. Gregson Fearington Royce Kane New York Royce Reavis Magic Key Club Mrs. C. S. Beaver David Wayne Essick First Baptist Marshall E. Ginsberg N. Main St Beeseche Patna Aesters Fowelrt Aeve Edward C. Heisohn J. W. Austin Topeka Kansas Heisohn Harold Austin Duke University America Appleton Wisc the Royal Restaurant Sheraton Hotel Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia Franklin DUK Oreo Company Fidmont Carolinad Benjamin Franklin CTC
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