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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1951
Page
6
An informal party Saturday at the Koonts cabin honored Miss Irene Meekins and her fiancé. Miss Iris Burton hosted a swimming rig and hamburger supper with twelve close friends, presenting a silver carving set as a bridal gift.
An ice cream social will be held on the lawn in Street Se SY SOE at 6 30. Four of Jupiter s nine moons are named Callisto Europa I and Ganymede. The five smallest moons remain unnamed.
Rev Paul Hardin and Mrs Hardin head to Junaluska this afternoon from Birmingham Alabama. The Rev Hardin preached at Roaring Gap yesterday and returned to High Point last night. Mrs Albert Buck of High Point is reported doing fine after Memorial Hospital services. Mrs E E Clary underwent an operation last Wednesday at High Point Memorial Hospital. The Smyth family returned from Crescent Beach South Carolina after a vacation and reunion. Mrs G W Hart and sister Miss Annie Bobb enjoy their summer home on the Chesapeake Bay. Bruce Bray Sr and Jr visited Western North Carolina. Frank Ogburns returned from Stuart Virginia after death of cousin Mrs Robert McCrady. Edward V Mitchell and Street from Roanoke Virginia spent the weekend, plane trip via Hotel Roan. Harold Aioe of St Augustine Florida on business in High Point. Patricia Kelly of Panama City and Mrs R E Kelly seeunts, W W Lentz at 1005 Westwood Drive. The youthful visitor is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Kelly and accompanied aunt Miss Tommy Lentz home after visit in Panama City.
Y W C A notes a Robins Club picnic and a golf outing at City Lake. The schedule lists Adams Club party at 8 00 and a Jolly Y Club cabin gathering at Sullivan's Cabin on Tuesday evening.
A renowned physician argues that mature parents can save money by hiring a maid, but budget limits mean many overworked housewives must cut tasks. He urges mothers to train children from a young age to share chores and even schedule a daily nap, showing self care plus household relief.
Miss Millicent Young was honored at an informal party Saturday evening at the Warner home in Jamestown. Hostesses pinned a carnations corsage and presented a linen table cloth as the celebration featured green and white bridal colors, decorated rooms, and games. Miss Young will wed William L. Saunders on August 18 at Oakdale Methodist Church in Jamestown.
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club executive board will attend a 6:30 dinner at Mrs Elizabet Brown home in Thomasville. The board meeting will follow the dinner.
Donald Fuller of Greensboro was honored on his birthday at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Spencer on Greensboro road. The Greensboro event featured an outdoor supper with Ruth Lloyd of Thomasville and Craven and Lee families among guests. The birthday cake cutting was a highlight.
The High Point VFW post votes to open a club room with snack bar beer and soft drinks and a pool table with a TV. Members urged to help with arrangements as the post hosts weekly meetings and promotes GI Bill education benefits for Korean War veterans.
When buying frozen fish ensure proper handling. If you suspect thawing or improper storage discard immediately and return to store. Keep the product at zero degrees Fahrenheit or lower to maintain safety and quality.
College placement directors advise that looks and personality create the biggest impression in job hunting. Dress neatly for work, exude confidence and courtesy, and show genuine interest in the job.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Utley Jr announce the birth of a son named Arthur Manuel Utley III on Sunday July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Utley is formerly Betsy Hardin.
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