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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1948

Page

6

Furniture Queen Crowned At Amvets Coronation Ball

High Point hosts the first Furniture Queen coronation tonight at the Sheraton ballroom by the Lloyd Whitley post of Amvets. Out-of-town judges select a queen from 25 contestants sponsored by local firms as 9:30 p.m. dancing begins with Tommy Dodamead’s orchestra. The event, broadcast by WMFR and WHPE, features guest speaker State Senator George T. Penny and attendee Corporal Lucas, Medal of Honor recipient.

High Point Sheraton Lloyd Whitley Amvets Tommy Dodamead WMFR WHPE Amvet George George T. Penny Exmarine Corporal Lucas Winston-Salem Iwo Jima Harold Craven A. C. Williams

National Grand Regent Attends State Conference of Women of Moose

Mrs. Mary Hooper of Baltimore, grand regent of the United States and Canada, spoke at the Mid Winter Conference and School of Instruction on chapter development. About 55 women from Greenville, Charlotte, Asheville, Wilson, Winston-Salem, Rocky Mount, and High Point attended at the Moose home. sessions were led by Mrs. Goldie Edwards with Mrs. Peggy Beeson arranging.

Mary Hooper Baltimore Maryland United States Canada the Moose Greenville S. C Charlotte Asheville Wilson Winston-Salem Rocky Mount High Point Moose Church Street Goldie Edwards Peggy Beeson Louise Seng Gre Isie Lineberry Women OF Moose Nell Crowder 8. C Dorothy Boggs Reather Reddick Amy Forward Dorothy Forward Julia Robbins Goldin Edwards Mabel Beeson Frances Lopp

Mrs Armentrout Hosts Fifth Birthday Party

Mrs L C Armentrout entertained at a birthday party for her daughter Ann on Gilbert street Saturday afternoon. Pink green and white decor plus cake and candies framed the event. Many gifts arrived from Rica Byrum Carol Jane Hall Janet Doby Midgie Rogers Betsy Ann Carroll Jerry Sue Mencer Sharon Crofts Bonnie Miller Johnny Parker and Charles Tolliver.

Ann L. C. Armentrout Gilbert Street Rica Byrum Carol Jane Hall Janet Doby Midgie Rogers Betsy Ann Carroll Jerry Sue Mencer Sharon Crofts Bonnie Miller Johnny Parker Charles Tolliver

Variety Club Meeting Time Change Announced

The Variety Club will meet tonight at 7 45 with Miss Marion Leonard at 902 N Hamilton St instead of with Miss Nancy Roberts as previously announced.

Marion Leonard N. Hamilton Street Nancy Roberts

Main Street Church Woman's Society Postpones Meeting

The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Main Street Methodist Church has been postponed from tonight to Friday at 7:30 due to inclement weather.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Main Street Methodist Church

Social and club events schedule for the week

A calendar of meetings and social events across High Point includes the Wor¢on's Circle bridge group at 2313 Edgeworth, the American Association of University Women at Adams Memorial YWCA, the Southern Furniture Market Coronation Ball at the Sheraton with Tommy Dodamead, and AMVETS sponsorship. Also listed are Altrusa, Eastern Star, and various club gatherings through Friday and a weekend dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club.

Wor¢on Circle Bridge Club Ed Thrower Edgeworth Raymond Binford Guilford College American Association O University Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A Southern Furniture Market Sheraton Hotel Tommy Dodamead Lloyd Whitley Post Amvets Glee Country Club O. Durland Gayle E. V. Slack Chestnut Street A Hopkins Altrusa Club High Point See Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Presbyterian Women To Hold Special Prayer Meeting

Members of the women’s auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in the Gleaner’s room. The gathering accompanies prayer and self denial week for foreign missions, per this morning’s announcement.

Women's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church Gleaner’s

WHPE-FM To Air Furniture Coronation Ball

WHPE-FM will broadcast tonight from 10 to 11 p m the Furniture Coronation Ball from the Sheraton hotel ballroom High Point. The Dixie FM network will carry the program describing the crowning of the Furniture Queen and include interviews with visiting furniture market buyers and music by the ball's orchestra Tommy Dodamead. The broadcast will follow WHPE-FM's play by play of the North Carolina versus VPI basketball game.

High Point Enterprise Whpe-Fm Sheraton Hotel Dixie FM Tommy Dodamead North Carolina VPI

Preliminary Plans for North Carolina Garden Pilgrimage

Greensboro announces the North Carolina Garden Clubs Pilgrimage for 1948 led by Mrs. Wesley Taylor. New Bern will host two weekends April 9 10 and 23 24 with homes over 100 years old. Concord lists three homes including Will Morris place Jacob Stilwall House 1821 and Pity Lake. Participating towns include Raleigh Goldsboro Opel Hill Durham Winston Salem High Point Charlotte Tryon and Reidsville estate Chiquapin may open. Wilmington festival aligns with the event and many historic sites will be listed for viewing.

Greensboro North Carolina Iden Club Wesley Taylor Piage Concord Hotel Will Morris Jacob Stilwall

Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams

A columnist argues parents should allow teens to invite friends home for wholesome social time. It urges easing restrictions for girls and boys to host study and social activities, suggesting simple hospitality and at home gatherings over public venues. It notes improving home routines and respect for teens' development.

Elinor Williams

Count Down Each Hand Play Safe in Bridge

The article guides players to count a hand after the opening lead and plan based on two heart tricks four spades a diamond and the ace of clubs. If the club finesse succeeds nine tricks may be available. otherwise partner skill matters and careful play is urged.

South West

Counting the hand to win a bridge endgame

The expert explains a bridge play against West. With West led hearts and a sequence of cashing aces, the defender shows five diamonds and one heart. By careful spade and diamond plays the declarer counts the East hand and safely discards, avoiding an unnecessary finesse.

Valentine Cream Tarts Recipe by Gaynor Maddox

Delicate cream tart recipe for a Valentine party. Pastry hearts and round shells baked crisp then filled with vanilla pudding and garnished with jeweled hearts. Serves four with step by step pastry handling and chilling directions.

Gaynor Maddox NEA

Blood Diet At London Zoo Vampire Bats Fed Blood

Three vampire bats at the London zoo are given a nightly diet of whipped blood. The regimen uses half a pint of horse blood whipped with an egg beater to deliver the meal.

London Zoo

On Bridge America's Card Authority Written for NEA Service

A NEA Service feature discusses the card authority system in bridge games across America. The article outlines how card rules govern play, potential rulings, and the impact on strategy for players and clubs nationwide.

America’s Card Authority NEA

No Shaking Needed To Pop Corn New Way

A simple stove top method for popping corn without constant shaking. Use a heavy pan with lid and oil, heat, test with kernels, then layer corn and cover, waiting for pety-pop sounds before removing from heat. Use airtight, moisture proof popcorn to preserve popping quality.

Final Bell Ringer Concert by Mason Swiss Band

Tomorrow night at 8 p.m. the Mason Swiss Bell Ringers from Los Angeles deliver a final concert at Ward Street Methodist Church in High Point. Rev Renard Mason performs with two flashlights and a photo electric device. Mrs Mason plays piccolo bells and various instruments. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.

High Point Mason Swiss Bell Ringers Los Angeles Calif Ward Street Methodist Church Ward and Wrightenberry Streets Renard Mason

Aboriginals Drink and Eat Prodigiously in Drought Test

Report from Australia describes aborigines who endure long drought periods, then consume large amounts. One man reportedly drank three gallons of water in a single sitting and two others ate about 50 pounds of meat within six hours.

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

An old ad promotes FASTEETH denture powder to secure upper and lower plates for a firmer fit. It claims no unpleasant taste or souring, reduces denture odor, and provides comfort with a pleasant effect. Available at drug stores.

Private Duty Nurses To Meet At Mrs Williard Home

The Private Duty Nurses club will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. C. H. Williard's home 1102 Johnson Street on Thursday evening at 7 45.

D. A. Rawley Johnson Street Twentieth Century Story Club Woman's Club W. B. McEwen Farris Avenue S. H. Whitley Charles R., Byrd W. D. Lewis John L. Rothrock High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club Sheraton Hotel Pirate Duty Nurses Club C. H. Williard

Murray M White Regaining After Surgery at High Point Memorial

Murray M White is a patient at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital following surgery last Thursday. He is recuperating satisfactorily and is now able to receive visitors, according to this morning’s report.

Murray M. White Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

Business Lot Sold for Three Meals a Day in 7 Years

In 1894 Macon Georgia a business lot changed hands with the consideration described as three square meals a day for seven years reflecting a unique, meal based lease. The seller was Thomas Callaghan. The record notes the unusual contract in the property transfer.

Macon Thomas Callaghan

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Pete Foster Ana Ntly Norma Lee Satterfield Evon Studio Jean Current B. F. Good Tich Company Jorine Kearns Albert's Jewelry Come Maxine Farlow Miss St.joseph David Chain School OF Dancing N. Main ST Monark Grace Flower Shop Washington Mrs. Armentrout Main St. Church Woman’s Society Marshall E. Ginsburg Verod Lydia FE Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Emerywood Entry Club Emerywood Country Club Vernon Idol Priscilla Club North Main Street Salem College and Academy Rondthaler Winon Thomasville Presbyterian East South Pass Valentine Bell Ringers Alweys Vicks Fee Sr American School Upper Darby Wesson Oil
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