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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1946

Page

6

Miss Jeanne Bales Shown Bridal Honor At Informal Dinner

An informal dinner party at the city lake honored Miss Jeanne Bales bride elect. Mrs. Frank B. Lee Jr and Miss Marjorie Kearns hosted guests with bridal place cards and corsages. Gifts included crystal and silver, with a dessert bridge planned for the following evening.

Jeanne Bales City Lake Frank B. Lee, Jr Marjorie Kearns Mrs. Lee Miss Kearns Helena Upshaw Mildred Johnson Roma Williams Denny Lee Bryson Ruth Gillean Dot Miller Mary Stroupe Betsy Saunders Beverly Burton Miss Bales Jeff Pierce Woodrow Avenue

Prayer meeting and class at local churches

The South Side Baptist prayer band will hold a Saturday 7 30 pm meeting at 826 West Green with A L Bean and Daisy Shaw leading. The Florence Thomas Bible class met at 1109 Cedrow with Mrs W A Metcalf hosting and Mrs Mary Washburn as guest speaker on prayer faith and church life.

Southside Baptist Church T. L. Chamblin West Green Street A. L. Bean Daisy Shaw Florence Thomas First Baptist Church W. A. Metcalf Cedrow R. D. Baird Marvin Slate Mary Washburn

Local residents make visits and recoveries over Fourth of July period

Mrs. Nell Bishop recuperating at home on Granby street after serious illness. Albert Simpson of Greensboro visited and stayed with his cousin Mrs. Nell Bishop. Lorraine Swann and son Ricky of St. Louis are visiting Ed Ellison and family on Walnut street. Ellisons are Lorraine’s parents. M Pardue of Newark, N J, spending time with wife and daughter at Pine street home. Mr. and Mrs. J C Geddie and Becky Rene of Raleigh visiting Mrs. Geddie’s mother on Boulevard during the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flagler and daughter Elizabeth of Hickory visiting friends. Flagler to travel to Georgia and Florida for railroad business. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hayworth and sons visiting father-in-law in Washington D C plan a weeklong trip to a Maryland seaside resort and Shenandoah valley to Luray caverns, accompanied by Jay Hedrick.

Albert Simpson Greensboro City Mrs Nell Bishop Granby Street Lorraine Swann Ickie St. Louis, Mo Ed Ellison Walnut Street Ellisons Swann 7. C. Geddie Becky Rene Raleigh Mrs. Geddie G. G. Russell Boulevard Over the Fourth Fred Flagler Elizabeth Hickory Adrian Hayworth

Howell announces daughter Frances at High Point Memorial

Mr. and Mrs. James Howell of Asheboro announce the birth of a daughter, Frances, on June 21 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.

James Howell Asheboro E. Frances Alevard High Point Memorial Hospital

National officer addresses North Carolina Letter Carriers Auxiliary meeting

Mrs. Eleanor M. Grosse of Madison Wisconsin spoke at the eleventh annual convention of the Ladies Auxiliary North Carolina branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers. She outlined the group's objectives and stressed women’s influence on world affairs and the use of parliamentary law in conduct.

Ladies’ Auxiliary N. C National Association of Letter Carriers Sheraton Earle J. Redding Greensboro Eleanor M. Grosse Madison Wis A. E. Williams High Point H. G. Johnson Winston-Salem S. R. Parnell Charlotte Stanley Masters Ashevilll Enterprise Ladies Auxiliary North Carolina Wisconsin Grosse Williams Lee Payne Bruce Surratt Asheville J. W. Hatchett J. H. Morris Spartanburg S. C Sheraton Hotel Chains Dance Studios Amenceis Whitley Betsy Jane Bryant

McKenney on Bridge High Low and Next Suit Tips

William Eb McKenney analyzes a defensive bridge hand where East signals with a deuce of clubs to guide partner. The play sequence reveals how signaling shapes the fourth heart lead and a ruff by East’s queen of spades, aiding partner’s jack game as guests celebrate Miss Poole’s upcoming wedding with a June 19 gathering of about 50 at the Steibing home.

William EB. McKenney America Albert A. Ostrow East West Couth

Patricia Hartley Hosts Birthday Party for Her Six-Year-Old

Patricia Hartley celebrated Patricia Jane Hartley sixth birthday with a afternoon party at 108 East Russell Street. Grandfather Edgar Hartley supervised games as twenty two children from Raleigh and local guests attended. Prizes included bubble sets others and a decorated cake with six candles.

Patricia Jane Bob Hartley Hartley East Russell Street Edgar Hartley Phyllis Harmon Edward Jordan JoAnn Latta Bobby Hartley Shirley Jinks Rogers Margie McDowell Nina Nillie Burris Patsy Connie Davidson Wanna Charles McAnally Bill Wayne Lindley Lynda Ellington Nancy Robinette Kenneth Sykes Eddie Bailey Mary Jane Wardell Mrs. Hartley

Calendar of social events and gatherings this week

Greensboro social calendar lists Ed ward Pasquall hosting a petpag supper, Nox Wilson Jr and family night at ear club, a Letter Carriers banquet at Sheraton hotel, its auxiliary two day conference with Mrs A E Williams in charge, Twelve Belles picnic, dessert bridge for Miss Jeanne Bales, Emerywood golf club play, and BRides elect Misses Jeane Bales and Beverly Burton honored with parties.

Edward Pasquall Greensboro Pagpetti Nox Wilson Ear Club Sheraton Hotel Letter Cariers A. E. Williams Frid Twelve Belles Club Wee Ake Jeff Pierce Jeanne Bales Woodrow Avenue Emerywood Allele Club Emerywood Country Club E. W. Heelas Jeane Bales Beverly Burton

Thomasville Honors June Bride Gertrude Poole Tew

Mrs. W Poole hosted a June 22 reception at East Guilford street in Thomasville to honor Miss Gertrude Poole who wed Paul S Tew at First Baptist Church on June 28. Prizes in a hearts game went to Inez Poole and Ruth Bruton as guests enjoyed the summer setting.

Thomasville W. ©. Poole East Guilford Street Gertrude Poole First Baptist Church Paul S. Tew Inez Poole Ruth Bruton

Stay Safe In The Sun A Teen Guide

Beauty experts urge teens to enjoy the sun in moderation using anti sunburn cream and protective clothing. The guide promotes applying a thin film before outdoor activity and carrying a light weight cover up for extended exposures. Written by Elinor Williams for readers seeking sun safety tips.

Secretary of Treasury Cannot Own Seagoing Vessels

According to acts of Congress the U S secretary of the treasury cannot own any seagoing vessels.

Congress U.S Treasnnt

Girl Found Dead After Apparent Shooting in Bed

Elizabeth City reports Margaret Brickhouse, 17, fatally wounded by a bullet in her bed. Her mother, Mrs. Stanley Brickhouse, found her dead with a rifle nearby. Police and the coroner have not yet released investigation results.

Elizabeth City Margaret Brickhouse Stanley Brickhouse

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