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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1946

Page

16

Miss Hedrick To Be Feted Monday

Miss Lauretta Hedrick will host a informal party at 503 Kenedy street Monday at 8 p m to honor her sister Miss Arlene Hedrick whose marriage to Shel Ray Dennis of Georgetown Delaware is set for January 15 The hostess will be maid of honor at the wedding Miss Hedrick recently returned from Georgetown where she visited her fiancé s parents Mr and Mrs O R Dennis

Lauretta Hedrick Kenedy Street Cou Arlene Hedrick Shel Ray Dennis Georgetown Dela Jane Miss Hedrick O. R. Dennis

Mississippi Drainage Covers Vast National Area

The area drained by the Mississippi spans about 1 240 000 square miles, constituting more than one third of the United States, highlighting the river system's immense geographic reach.

United States

Luncheon Honors Two Recent Brides at Emerywood Country Club

Mrs Don Wilson hosted a noon luncheon at Emerywood Country Club in which she honored Mrs James H Millis and Mrs Arnold Huff Jr and another recent bride, Mrs Sidney Gayle Jr. A 26 seat dining room table featured large floral centerpieces with sweetpeas roses larkspur and gypsophila. Gifts of linen were presented to the honorees and to the other bride while guests enjoyed a three course lunch.

James Millis Arnold Huff, Jr Don Wilson Emerywood Country Club James H. Millis Arnold Huff Clu Sidney Gayle, Jr

Cleaning hard water scale from porcelain enamel pots

To remove scale from the bottoms of porcelain enamel double boilers boil 1 quart of water with 1 teaspoon salt and the juice of 1/4 lemon, 1 teaspoon soda or 1 tablespoon vinegar for a few minutes. The scale will disappear.

Nine Local Girls To Receive Degrees At Woman's College Commencement

In Greensboro on June 3 the Woman’s College will confer 448 degrees with nine local graduates from High Point. Speakers include Governor R Gregg Cherry and Dr Frank Porter Graham. Among High Point degree recipients are seven Bachelor of Arts in sociology and one each in home economics and secretarial administration.

Woman’s College University of North Carolina Martha Jane Britt Forest Avenue Nancy Williard Mary Elizabeth Willard Emilie Cobb Newton Street Greensboro N. C Woman's College High Point Aycock R. Gregg Cherry Frank Porter Graham W. C. Jackson Betty Jane Staratt Brevard Graham Carolyn Jones Johnson Street Margaret Short N. Main Street Grace Eleanor Younts Thurston Street Miss Jones Dikean Society Pine Needles Phi Beta Kappa Tau Psi Omega Alpha Appa Delta Miss Short Ward Street Aletheian Society Chemistry Club le Cercle Francais Recreation Association Pope Medical Technologists Club Square Dance Mary Marie Willard Psychology Club Hall Board WCA Maron Jane Britt Forrest Avenue Dikean Ovety Gamma Alpha Club YWCA Emilie J. Cobb Cornelian Society Ywca and Lutheran Students Association

Garden Study Club Picnic at Zimmerman Cabin

Garden Study Club members will hold a final meeting of the year with a picnic supper Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at the cabin of Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman. Husbands of members are invited as special guests and attendees are asked to bring a picnic lunch for two.

Garden Study Club TR. Zimmerman

Wedding Week Social Notes for Emerywood Brides Elect

A sequence of bridal events and receptions unfolds from Monday to Saturday at Emerywood and nearby venues. Activities include bridge teas at private homes, a luncheon at the YWCA, picnics, and dinners to honor Miss Mary Lou Cecil and Miss Dot Pegram, culminating in the Cecil Brinson and Pegram Culler wedding ceremonies and receptions at local churches and the Emerywood Country Club. Notable figures include Miss Dot Pegram, Miss Mary Lou Cecil, Miss Betty Jean Culver, and Woody Brinson with various society hosts and venues such as the Emerywood Country club, First Methodist church, and the Sheraton hotel.

Dot Highfill City Lake Dot Pegram Betty Jean Culver Lauretta Hedrick Bridge Kennedy Street Arlene Hedrick Raymond Kelly W. W. Lentz Westwood Mary Lou Cecil Kelly Cecil Woody Brinson Emerywood Country Club Double M Club Adams Memorial Ywca Louise Erickson R. L. Brinson Joe Brinson Garden State Club T. R. Zimmerman Elizabeth Betty Jean Pegram Jones Street E. R. Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Jacqueline Kennedy Pat Abel First Methodist Church Cecil- Brinson E. N. Perryman Osville Hilda Bowman Orlando Fla Rockford Road R. B. Culler Colonial Drive Pegram-Culler W. S. Creech Mary Lou Culler Emerywood M Lou Cecil Dot Ries Roy Culler First Baptist Church Folio Sheraton Hotel

May Queen from High Point to Guest at Carolina Beach

Miss Bettye Sebastian chosen 1946 May Queen at High Point college spends weekend at Carolina Beach attending events as an honor guest of the Chamber of Commerce for the summer season. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas A Sebastian of 101 W Howell St and graduates June 3 with a BS in business administration.

Bettye Sebastian High Point College Carolina Beach Chamber of Commerce Miss Sebastian Chas. A. Sebastian W. Howell Street

Mrs McEwen Wins Cup In North Carolina Art Exhibit

Local artist and clubwoman Mrs Caroline McEwen took the James Wesley White cup at Greensboro College during the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs annual exhibit. She earned it for a landscape in oil among three watercolors painted at Little Switzerland where she summers at Ringling Art School.

Caroline W. B.) McEwen James Wesley White Cup North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Greensboro College McEwen Little Switzerland

Cows Arrive at Jamestown and Plymouth Colonies

Cattle were brought to Jamestown in 1611 and to Plymouth in 1624, marking early livestock introductions to two key American settlements.

Jamestown Colony America Plymouth Colony

Informal Reception Follows Conrad- Wahlberg Wedding

An informal reception followed the wedding of Miss Rachael Conrad and Rev. Philip Lawrence Jr. at the bride's parents home 307 Woodrow Avenue. Guests included wedding party relatives and close friends. The bride table featured lace cloths and pine candle clusters. Hostesses aided by Mrs. Richard Russell Lexington Mrs. Siler Roach Mrs. Don Burgess Mrs. Roy Conrad and Mrs. J Henry Hill Hickory. Miss Hildan Shepherd Greensboro kept the guestbook.

Rachael Conrad Philip Lawrence Es Jr Woodrow Avenue Richard Russell Lexington Siler Roach Don Burgess Roy Conrad This City J. Henry Hill Hickory Hildan Shepherd Greensboro

Flintlock cartridge description from early powder pack

A cartridge originally contained four rounds of powder wrapped in paper for use in a flintlock musket.

Out Of Town Guests Attend Conrad Wahlberg Wedding

A wedding took place at Emmanuel Lutheran arch with many out of town guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wahlberg Houston Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Raleigh and numerous others from states like Texas North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina and Columbia. The piece ends with a note on the birth of the American petroleum industry in 1859.

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Worth Main North Main Street Eleanor Younts Eleanor Pope Jacquelyn Price College May Queen City Phillip Lawrence Wahlberg, Jr Emmanuel Lutheran Arch P. L. Wahlberg Houston Texas E. E. Raleigh Ruth J. Henry, Jr Harold Deal Eldon Lawson Jake Golden J. W. Link Elinor Ling Pleasant Ruth Kipps Pine Grove Ard Russell Ross C. F. Conrad Rich Ritchie Dorothy Sink Catherine Apple Shelby Wilfred Hahn Durham Harry Edens Asheville Everette Dasher Burlington J. Russell Boggs Liberty Eugene Rankin Lowell Judy Hair Columbia S.C Luciher Sloop Agnes Douglas Virginia Kinloch Anne Stone Mary Weaver Edgar Powell Winston- Salem Teeter’s Prigin Ot Lexington Grocery CO Elm Street Paskhhed Ing Sechrest Avy Milies J. W. Sechrest & Son - Funeral Directors High Point, North Carolina N. Main St
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