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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1946
Page
5
The Busi ness and Professional Women's club dinner meeting set for Wednesday July 30 is postponed and rescheduled for Wednesday July 17 at the Sheraton hotel.
An issued notice says the Loyal Workers class at North Main Baptist church will not meet this week due to the BTU study course. A separate Faithful Workers class at Southside Baptist will meet Thursday night at Miss Lillie Mauldin's Highland avenue home. The Estherian class at Green Street Baptist plans to gather Tuesday evening in the church annex at 7:30.
Mr and Mrs J W Snotherly announce the birth of a daughter Jane Dixon on July 4 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital Mr and Mrs Basil Lee Meredith announce the birth of a son Larry Wayne on July 8 at Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital
Mr and Mrs Tom A Marlowe and Mrs Katherine Raymond guests at the Walsdorf Astoria. Shirley Holt and Helen Holt of Whitman Mass visit cousin Barbara Tillson and travel visiting relatives in South Carolina then return for August. Mr and Mrs W H Willis Sr visit Natural Bridge Virginia for the illumination parade. Joan Hill of Ahoskie visits Betty Sue Short then returns to Women's College Greens boro. Mrs Joe Kelly of Sanford visits J H Williamson. Mrs Lucy Morris of Washington DC visits C S Beaver family.
Ultra simple cap sleeves and neckline dress in pastel rayon shanting. Pattern 4527 available in sizes 12 through 40 and 39 inch material. Send 25 cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept for pattern 4527 and order Anne Adams summer pattern book with extra flowers patterns.
Calendar listings show bridge at Emerywood Country Club at 10 a.m. Tuesday. story hour at Adams Memorial YWCA at 3 p.m.. Altrusa meeting at Sheraton 6:30 p.m. with Lois Welborn presiding. Eastern Star at 8 p.m.. L Amusante at 8 p.m. at Mrs Edward Short’s home. Rehearsals and wedding events occur Wednesday through Saturday at First Methodist and Sheraton hotel venues, with receptions, dinners, and a wedding breakfast planned for the Bates Cosner and Payne Case events.
A series of June 29 and 28 weddings took place around Asheboro. Miss Dennis Allen wed Arthur H. Richardson at Asheboro Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev. Charles L. Stout officiating. Other couples include Evelyn Allred and Leslie King at Balfour Baptist Church, Margaret McNeill and Bernice Hunter, Lola Viola Bunting and Herbert Wesley Pugh, and Mattie Ruth Presnell with Gratis White at Central Methodist Church.
The officers' club of the Magdelené Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. Addie Herndon at 310 Phillips Street for a regular meeting.
In a recent tournament, Fred L. Karpin of Brooklyn faced a keen east defense and executed a clever sequence to make his contract. Declarer initially trumped diamonds and used a club finesse, while the defense’s king misplay allowed the win.
Mrs. White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Columbus Presnell of Asheboro, Rt. 4, and a 1944 Seagrove high school graduate, studied beauty culture in Greensboro and works at Stutts Beauty Shop. Mr. White, son of Mrs. Minnie White and the late Severin White of High Point, is an Asheboro High School alumnus who served three years in the armed forces with a year overseas in the Pacific and now works at Lewis Studio, Asheboro.
An old advert promotes FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that holds false teeth more firmly. It claims easier eating and talking with a little sprinkling on plates, no gummy taste, and reduces dentures odor. Available at drug stores.
A guidance note explains that a boy speaking softly to a girl in private but avoiding her in front of peers is due to shyness. Advice covers how to address fading friendship after a class separation and suggests direct communication and maintaining chances for reconnecting through social events.
The Pentagon club will meet tomorrow night with Miss Margaret Dunn of Fdge dale drive for a regular gathering, as announced here.
Sixteenth century Italian women commonly held mirrors in their hands and also hung them from their costumes as part of their attire.
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