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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1947
Page
6
An older health ad describes signs of anemia and weak health, urging readers to check for pale lips and nails. It touts SSS Tonic as a proven remedy that builds blood strength, improves appetite, and enhances overall vitality, claiming widespread use and a Ford drug store availability.
Miss Betty Jo Ring a 16 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs FE T Ring was one of two NC representatives at the Y Teen district planning conference in Richmond Virginia The event at the Central YWCA planned the summer Y Teen camp program Miss Ring earned her spot while at Camp Merri Woode in Sapphire NC The other NC representative was Miss Virginia Walldrop of Raleigh
The YWCA announces a two week postponement of the Child Care course that was to start today. Miss Betsy Dickson Y-Teen games director at the local YWCA states the schedule conflict caused the delay.
The Friendship club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs Earl Shoemaker at 510 Sunset Drive.
Pentagon club members will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs Marian Bernard located at 401 Parkway.
Mr and Mrs Jack P Trexler of Charlotte were weekend guests of Ed Lewis at the Elwood hotel. Mrs J K Cabaniss of South Pittsburg Tennessee visits her sister Mrs James Armstrong at 1115 Cedrow avenue while Mr Cabaniss attends the furniture market. H S Meredith arrives from Tampa to join Mrs Meredith and plans a wedding trip to Detroit for their son William James Meredith and Miss Viola Dana Foss on January 25. They will return to Tampa after the wedding. Mrs J M Gray of Randleman is visiting her daughter at 1121 Cedron avenue after cataract surgery. Mr and Mrs E T Ring accompany daughter Ity to a Y Teen conference in Richmond VA. Mr and Mrs Richard Salsbury of Tampa arrive to visit his parents at 100 Brentiy Circle. he will attend the furniture market after returning from Chicago. Mr and Mrs J Q Cheves and family return from Columbia SC after attending the funeral of Mrs Cheves sister Mrs Haywood La Cons. Mr and Mrs S G Surratt of 1017 Sherrod street plan visits to Tampa to see their son and daughter in law and to Moultrie GA to see another son and daughter in law.
Calendar lists multiple meetings across clubs and organizations. Burrus Hospital alumnae, Legion auxiliary, Alpha Theta Psi sorority, Wayside Garden club, Ladies bridge at Emerywood, Double M luncheon with speaker T. Dodameade, VFW auxiliary, Symphony Enjoyment group, Friendship club, Twentieth Century study club, Women’s club education department with special guests, Business and Professional Women at Sheraton, Nature Study club, Family night dinner at country club, Wild Flower Garden club speaker, Canterbury club, Emerywood Duplicate club. Dates span today through Saturday with various hostesses and venues.
Digestibility is similar across hard cooked soft cooked and raw eggs. The key factor is even slow heating which prevents uneven textures and preserves nutritional availability.
Jamestown events include the Modern Book Club at Mrs O M Bundy home with Lu cille Bumgarner presiding and a color movie by Mrs W G Ragsdale Jr. The Woman's Bible and Goodfellowship classes met at Home Economics house with Rev Dixon leading devotions and two films shown by Wayne Luquer. The Philathea class gathered at Miss Nelli McInnis home for a sandwich social. The Men’s Bible Class held an oyster supper and watched two films. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service at Oakdale Methodist discussed the year and steward ship of children of the world with refreshment hostesses H R Modlin and Mozelle Wagoner.
The Susannah Wesley class of Archdale Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the parsonage. Mrs Penny will be hostess and Mrs English will serve as associate hostess.
Practical fabric pattern features a tulip pocket and scallop trim on a useful coverall apron with complete illustrated instructions. Includes sizes Small to Large, price and mail order details. Also promotes the Spring Anne Adams Pattern Book with a free pattern in the book and travel bag pattern included.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the VFW home on Broad Street. Mrs. Connie Suggs and Mrs. Curtie Potts will hostesses. Public invited to the social hour following the meeting.
Bridge expert William E McKenney discusses how the opening trick choice sets the stage in a six spade contract. The article focuses on the dealer position and the North South play, with specific hand examples including defensive signals and plan adjustments for the bid.
Alvin Roth of New York discusses the essentials for winning the national title at the Hollywood Beach hotel tournament in Hollywood Florida. He explains key play decisions from today’s hand, including using dummy's king of diamonds and the timing of trumps to secure the contract and avoid losing entries.
A North Carolina town reports several weddings with Lillie Mae Cobb and John T Ziglar wed at a Ramseur home, Alice Marie Frazier and Cleo Cox married in Chesterfield South Carolina, Virginia Cain and William Corbett wed in West Palm Beach Florida, Mildred McCann wed Heisey Taylor in Asheboro, and Mary White and James Richard Sharpe tied the knot in Asheboro.
A two day Ruritan Nation al convention began in Durham with about 500 members in attendance. Swindell Lowery of Elizabeth serves as president of a national network of 145 rural service clubs aiming at welfare health sanitation youth opportunities industries highways and cultural growth.
Practical dating guidance for shy teen boys ages 16 offering concrete steps to ask a girl out. Emphasizes clear plans and firm details, such as a Friday school dance at 8 pm in the gym, with a reminder call beforehand. Warns against vague invitations and highlights the role of appearance and two way conversation.
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