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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1948

Page

6

Young Local Pianist To Be Guest Soloist In Winston Concert

Fifteen year old Dorothy Lewis of High Point will be guest soloist with the Winston-Salem Civic Orchestra for the second concert of the season. She will perform Beethoven Third Concerto. Lewis has won multiple high ratings in National Federation contests and a first place in the North Carolina high school music contest in Greensboro. She has appeared with the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra and accompanied the Messiah performance in school events. The sixty piece orchestra includes 52 local musicians and eight from Chapel Hill Durham Charlotte Greensboro and High Point.

Winston-Salem Civic Orchestra Reynolds Auditorium Dorothy Lewis High Point Miss Lewis Fleet Lewis National Federation North Carolina Winston-Salem Chapel Hill Durham Charlotte Greensboro

Mrs Floyd Mehan Analyzes Beethoven Fifth Movement

Mrs Floyd Mehan leads the American Association of University Women study group at her West Lexington home to explore the second movement andante con motto of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. She notes calm contrast to the first movement, the andante’s variations on a theme, and Beethoven's role in elevating orchestral instrument status. Refreshments follow served by Mildred Knox and Addie Daniel.

American Association of University Women Floyd D. Mehan Lexington Avenue Beethoven

Private Duty Nurses To Meet Next Week

The Private Duty section of the High Point Graduate Nurses club will meet next Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. H. Williard on Johnson street. The change follows there being five Thursdays this month.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club C. H. Williard Johnson Street

Prayer Band To Meet Tomorrow

The Mother's Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Arthur Bean at 502 Highland Avenue. Mrs J Q Cheves will lead the gathering.

Mother's Prayer Band Arthur Bean Highland Avenue J. Q. Cheves

Shoemake Baby Born at High Point Memorial

Mr and Mrs Floyd Shoemake announce the birth of a son James Leroy on January 18 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.

Floyd Shoemake Clara Cox James Leroy Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital

Green Thumb Club Hears Tyson Ferree Discuss Architecture

The Green Thumb Garden club met at Edge dale drive yesterday with Mrs. Jack Thomas hosting. Architect Tyson T. Ferree spoke on home design after which a round table discussion followed. The club voted to replant a dogwood at Ada Blat school during Dogwood Week, the last week of January.

Green Thumb Club Tyson Ferree Thomas Home Green Thumb Garden Club Jack Thomas Edgedale Drive Tyson T. Ferree Richard Marshall Fred Thomas Edgeier Ada Blat School Frank Armfield Henry Betts Elwood Cox James Foscue Everett Land William Phillips Thomas Ragsdale J. W. Slate, Jr Fred Thomas, Jr Roger Edwards

Book-Worms in Gardens discussed by Miss Foster

Miss Marie Foster spoke to the Wayside Garden club at Mrs. John C. Siceloff’s North Main Street home. She displayed first editions of garden books and joked about humorous plant scandals. Members were reminded of the state garden club meeting May 12-13 in Sedgefield and heard about planting a dogwood tree at William Penn High School and Seeds for Peace for Western Europe. The Narcissus show was set for April 6 at the Washington Dutka hotel in Durham.

Marie Foster Wayside Club Wayside Garden Club John C. Sheloff North Main Street A. M. Utley C. B. Mattocks State Garden Club Sedgefield Greensboro

Legion Auxiliary Holds First Meeting in New Broad Street Home

The American Legion Auxiliary met at 7 45 PM in the new Broad Street home. Mrs N S Stirewall spoke on National Legion legislative projects including universal military training and veteran education subsidies. Twenty five members attended as committees reported, gifts to veterans families were authorized, and reading materials for Guilford County sanitorium were discussed.

American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Broad Street N.S. Stirewall National Legion Legion Oscar Smith The

Local residents attend to health updates in High Point area

Mrs. C T Evans returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Junius Bradshaw and daughters Carolyn and Sharon and Mr and Mrs Clete Hoyle of Drexel. Mrs. W E Outen improves at Boulevard unit after fall injuries. William C Hughes Jr ill at Boulevard unit after emergency appendectomy. Mrs C C Hartgrove ill at home after transfer from Richmond VA hospital. Lois and Darlene Ray ill on Highland Avenue but improving.

Junius Bradshaw Carolyn Sharon Clete ‘Hoyle Drexel R. F. Brower High Point W. E. Outen Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital William C. Hughes, Jr Boulevard Unit C. C. Hartgrove Highland Avenue Richmond, Va Lois and Darlene Ray

Thomasville Schools Start Achievement Tests and Surveys

Thomasville schools begin achievement tests today in all city schools. A church survey is underway from the Thomasville Ministerial Association. Tomorrow seniors at Thomasville High School will take psychological tests, per Superintendent George H. Arnold.

Thomasville

Winners At Ladies' Bridge At Country Club

Emerywood Country Club hosted a ladies bridge event. In North South, first went to Mrs. C Beaver and Mrs. C C Durland, second to Logan Porter Jr and L R Stewart. East West winners were Mrs. Phil Warner with Mrs. Charles Hollowell of Elizabeth City first, and Mrs. Hal Davis with Mrs. D Tillson second. Philip Davis achieved the high score.

Emerywood Country Club Beaver C. C. Durland Logan Porter, Jr L. R. Stewart Phil Warner Charles Hollowell Elizabeth City Hal Davis D. Tillson Philip Davis

Mrs Wall Feted at Crystal Honey Dish Birthday Luncheon

Mrs Jerome Garner hosted a birthday luncheon at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Charles Iton Mrs Grover Davis and Mrs Alga Stevenson. Mrs Wall received a honey dish in her chosen crystal pattern. Out of town guest Mrs Jack Rich attended.

Jerome Garner Charles Iton Grover Davis Alga Stevenson Wall Jack Rich

BNAI ISRAEL Ladies Aid Meets Tonight at Mrs Friedman’s Home

The Ladies' Aid Society of B'Nai Israel Synagogue will meet this evening at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Max Friedman on Mont h avenue for the regular meeting.

Ladies’ Aid Society of B'Nai Israel Synagogue Max Friedman

Double M Club Hears Reports Of Varied Activities

The Double M club met at the Adams Memorial YWCA building with forty seven attendees. Mrs Ivey Groome presided and chairmen reported on the club's activities while hostesses and visiting members were welcomed. The attendance prize went to Mrs R G Yarborough. Vitamin C helps healing and infection resistance.

M” Club Adams Memorial Ywca George Cecil C. B. Boylen J. D. West W. B. Flaharty C. R. Lloyd K. B. Sloope

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Winston Floyd Mehan Olds Elis Em Eries Lydia Pinkham Lydia É. Compound James Leroy Shoemake Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling CO Washington Street By Ae Legion Auxiliary New Legion Home Mesdaniel Phil Warner Edith Moore Sherrod W. H. Currie R. P. Royer Genevieve Moore C .T. Evans Ward Street E. B. Walker Carrick Avenue Iad Archbold Ohio Bnai Israel Ladies Aid St.Joseph Asheboro BE. Commerce St Marshall E. Ginsburg Robert G. LeTourneau P. T Sponsored BY High Point Ministers Association LeTourneau America United States England N. Main ST Pye Els Ei
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