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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

6

Miss Jeanette Greene and L E Allen Jr to Wed in June

Miss Jeanette Greene and L E Allen Jr plan to wed Saturday June 8 at the 1st Presbyterian church in a ceremony to be officiated by Rev Paul Tudor Jones with Rev W Foster assisting. Organist Dan W Smith and vocalist Clarence Severo provide nuptial music.

Jeanette Green L. FE. Allen, Jr 1St Presbyterian Church Paul Tudor Jones Wolfe Charlotte Ed Walof Wilmington Winifred Allen Nancy Alm Greensboro Betsy Greene Billy Nashville Tenn Miss Greene

Clapp White Host Card Party for Miss Best

Miss Best, engaged to David K of Davenport Iowa, honored at a bridge and rummy party hosted by Mrs Clyde White and Clarence Clapp at the Sheraton hotel. Guests’s place cards, salads, iced drinks and cakes framed a royal motif as prizes and a crystal gift accompanied the celebration.

Eloise David K Davenport Iowa Central Friends Furch Clyde White Clarence Clapp Sheraton Hotel

Dinner Party Honors Brides Elect Jeanne Bales and Jean Spencer

Miss Beverly Burton and Helena Upshaw host a dinner party at the Sheraton tomorrow evening to compliment brides elect Jeanne Bales and Jean Spencer. Guests will include friends of the two brides.

Beverly Burton Helena Upshaw Evenin Jeanne Bales Jean Spencer Sheraton Hotel

Allred-McBride Nuptials Planned

Asheboro special report announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of Margaret Helena Allred to Grover Thurman McBride both of Asheboro. The ceremony will be at the Asheboro Friends church on June 8 at ten o'clock in the morning.

Asheboro de Maxter Allred Margaret Helena Grover Thurman McBride Raymond McBride Sanford Asheboro Friends Church

Restraint The Key Word In Proper Make-up

Helen Follett discusses cosmetic restraint and artifice in mid century beauty routines. She advises against overdoing rouge and powder, recommends starting at the collar bones and layering for a natural look, and notes new shades and sun exposure as aids to a healthier glow.

Helen Follett

Social events planned for Sedgefield horse show exhibitors

Local social calendar centers on the Sedgefield horse show running Thursday to Saturday. Officials host informal gatherings for exhibitors and Hunt members, with hospitality at a buffet supper on Friday. Box suppers are planned Saturday at Sedgefield Inn, aided by an expanded 128 boxes to accommodate guests.

Sedgefield Sedgefield Hunt W. Baker John Woeringer Greensboro

Lentz and Kelly Honor Miss Cecil With Bridge Shower

Mrs. W. W. Lentz and Mrs. Raymond Kelly hosted a dessert bridge at the Lentz home in Westwood honoring Miss Mary Lou Cecil, whose marriage to J. W. Brinson is set for Saturday. Five tables played for prizes while linen gifts were showered on the guest of honor. high score went to Mrs. Joe Brinson, second to Miss Pat Abel.

Mrs. Lentz Kelly Cecil Mary Lou Cecil J. W. “Woody” Brinson W. W. Lentz Raymond Kelly Lentz Westwood Christine Lentz Joe Brinson Pat Abel

Venables and Pastor announce two newborn sons

Mr and Mrs William Lindsay Venable announce the birth of a son William Lindsay Jr on June 3 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Irving Pastor announce a son on May 30 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Pastor is the former Miss Mickie Taub.

Venables William Lindsay Venable William Lindsay, Jr Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Irving Woodrow Avenue Boulevard Pastor Mickie Taub

Scout Council To Meet Thursday

The Girl Scout council will hold its June meeting Thursday at ten o'clock in the morning at Girl Scout headquarters. The business session will conclude with lunch and a picnic if the weather permits at the Girl Scout location near the city.

Girl Scout Council Girl Scout

Church Social Meeting for Lindsay Memorial Society

The Women's Society of Christian Service meets tonight at eight at Mrs. R. B. Allen’s home on Spencer Avenue. Members should attend and bring packages for the blind sale to raise funds for the society's treasury.

Lindsay Memorial Society Women's Society of Christian Service R. B. Allen Spencer Avenue

Miss Dot Highfill Hosts Weiner Roast For Brides Elect

Miss Dot Highfill hosted a city lake weiner roast last evening to honor brides elect Miss Betty Jean Culver and Miss Dorothy Pegram. Guests included Mrs. B. E. Culver and Mrs. R. B. Pegram along with several friends and relatives.

Miss Dot Highfill Weiner Dot Highfill City Lake Betty Jean Culver Dorothy Pegram City Lake Park Weiners Mesdames FE A. Beasley Newman Oliver Thomas Dodamead, Jr Betsy Andersen Eleanor Dodame

Skunk Infestation Forces Family From Home in Narka

Mrs. Eldon Hermes and her three children left their home after a colony of skunks moved under the house. The nuisance forced them to relocate.

Narka Kans Eldon Hermes

Asheboro Legion Hosts Open House Social Event in June

Asheboro's Legion home hosted open house events for Dixon Post 45 Legionnaires and the local Auxiliary. About two hundred callers visited Friday evening 8 to 10 and an afternoon 4 to 6. Guests were greeted by Commander F. G. Toler and others, with reception, registration, dining, and punch service led by local officers and War Mothers president Mrs. Marvin Lovett.

Asheboro Legion Home North Legionnaires Dixon Post 45 A. I. Ferree F. G. Toler W. C. Page Page George Burkhead Burkhead R. L. Bunch Toler Bunch W. S. Burrows Don McGlohon Joe F. Raper L. C. Phillips Marvin Lovett Will Lewallen The War Mothers C. C. Presnell W. K. Lewallen J. G. Crutchfield State Executive W. L. Ward Lillie Lewallen Frank McCollum Cordie Harmon J. C. Senter Martha Burrows Sue Page Don Alexander E. B. Royals B. M. Weston Fred Kearns Legion Assembly

Randolph Eastern Star Chapter Holds Regular Session

The Randolph chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, met Monday night with Mrs. Roy Williams presiding as worthy matron. Mrs eW H Grimes instructed on duties. The chapter voted to pay expenses for the worthy matron and post junior matron as delegates to the Grand Chapter in June at Elizabeth City.

Randolph Order of the Eastern Star Roy Williams Ew. H. Grimes Elizabeth City

Engagement news at bridge club party ends with vase gift

Mrs. Charles FE Moore Jr hosts a bridge club gathering with three tables in play. High scores go to Mrs. Lynnie Wend and Mrs. W P Croom Jr. Mrs. Moore honors Miss Cochran, newly engaged to James Fox, with a vase. A salad course follows.

Charles FE. Moore, Jr Lynnie Wend W. P. Croom, Jr Wnca Moore Miss Cochran James Fox

Parsonage Pounding Surprises New Randleman Couple

Rev and Mrs B H Lowder milk who recently moved to Randleman occupy the Christian church parsonage where Mr Lowdermilk serves as pastor. They were surprised Saturday evening by a group of church members in a pounding.

B. H. Lowdermilk Randleman Christian Church Mr. Lowdermilk

Amvets Auxiliary Adds Three Members at Friday Meeting

Amvets Auxiliary welcomed Mrs. A B Bulla Miss Earline Sellars and Mrs A B Hardy as new members. President R E Betts named Bulla and Dorothy Cole to the executive board. Agnes Swing Virginia Hardy reported on the square dance proceeds for veterans aid and civic donations.

Amvets A. B. Bulla Earline Sellars A. B. Hardy R. E. Betts Dorothy Cole Agnes Swing Virginia Hardy Cole B. Hardy Lillie Lewallen George W. Joyner Harvey L. Griffin Ed Steere George H. Sumner

Miss Moton To Present Pupils In Recital Friday

The piano pupils of Miss Beulah Moton will be presented in recital Friday evening June 7 at eight o'clock in the junior high school auditorium. The public is invited to attend.

Miss Moton Beulah Moton

Women Of Moose Election Slate Meeting Tonight

The Women of the Moose will meet at 8 PM tomorrow at Moose hall for the election of a new slate of officers. The event will be held at Moose hall.

Women of Moose of the Moose Hall

Miss Best Plans Wedding to David Hawk at Friends Church

Miss Eloise Best returns from Raleigh to finalize marriage plans with David Hawk of Davenport Iowa. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 4 30 PM at the Friends church. Hawk travels with his mother Mrs Alice Hawk and best man Herman Nelson of Mt Ayre Iowa.

Eloise Best David Hawk Davenport Iowa Friends Church Miss Best Raleigh Mr. Hawk Alice Hawk Herman Nelson Mt. Ayre

Wedding Week Social Calendar at Emerywood and Surroundings

The schedule lists socials and events from Wednesday to Saturday including Garden Study Club picnic at Dr and Mrs Zimmerman, dinners at the Sheraton for brides-elect Jeanne Bales Jean Spencer, Dot Pegram, Elizabeth Pegram and Betty Jean Pegram. It covers Girl Scout meeting Emorywood events, Rehearsals, weddings for Miss Mary Lou Cecil Woody Brinson and Miss Dot Pegram Roy Culler with receptions at Emerywood Country Club and First Methodist and First Baptist churches.

Garden Study Club T. R. Zimmerman Helena Upshaw Beverly Burton Sheraton Hotel Jeanne Bales Jean Spencer Elizabeth Betty Jean Pegram Jones Street Dot Pegram Girl Scout Council College Street E. R. Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Betty Jean Culver Newman Oliver J. W. Harriss Entre Nous Club Emerywood Country Club Jacqueline Kennedy Pat Abel Mary Lou Cecil Woody Brinson First Methodist Church Cecil- Brinson E. N. Perryman Thomasville Hilda Bowman Orlando, Fla Cecil Emerywood Roy Culler First Baptist Church

Local residents recover after appendectomies at Boulevard unit

J Willard Hutchins of 211 E Lexington avenue is recuperating at the Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital after an appendectomy last Friday. Glenda Ramona Trivette six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Trivette Archdale is also recuperating at the Boulevard unit following an appendectomy Friday afternoon. Betty Sue Coltrane remains a patient after an ice scam operation Saturday. Several relatives and visitors are noted including Miss Julia Steele Marsh now Mrs Shoaf and her aeronautical engineer husband stationed at Lindley Field Virginia while residing in Hampton. Others listed are Mrs Edith Dickens Rich of 334 Ennis street improving after a recent operation and Mrs Tom J Gold Jr who returned home after accompanying his wife to Southport for the weekend. Mrs R C Rutledge returned to Baltimore after visiting local relatives. Mrs C F Foxworth of Georgetown South Carolina underwent a minor procedure and is recuperating at Boulevard unit before returning home next week.

Mr. Allen L. E. Allen, Sr W. A. Fryar McLeansville T. D. Johnson Clinton P. A. Greene Holdcraft Iss Greene Lake Allen H. C. Allen J. Willard Hutchins E. Lexington Avenue Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Glenda Ramona Trivette Lester Trivette Archdale Boulevard Betty Sue Coltrane Harry Clinton Shoaf Shoaf Julia Steele Marsh Clara Steele Harcourt Lindley Field Hampton, Va Harcourt W. C. Beavans Edith Dickens Rich Ennis Street Tom J. Gold, Jr Joe Edna Bell Southport Mr. Gold Caroline T. J. Gold C. F. Foxworth Georgetown S. C Edwin Chappell Ferndell Drive

Dessert Bridge Honors Culver and Pegram at Sheraton

Mrs. E A Beasley hosted a Saturday dessert bridge at the Sheraton in the Blue Room for brides elect Betty Jean Culver Dorothy Pegram and sixteen guests. Corsages were worn and gifts of china and crystal presented. Culver and Culver claimed top and consolation prizes at four tables of play.

E. A. Beasley Sheraton Hotel Betty Jean Culver Dorothy Pegram Cologne B. E. Culver Culver Mesdames Harold Wall Thomas Dodamead, Jr William Creech Newman Oliver Reitzell Morgan Harold Wann R. B. Pegram Eleanor Dodamead Betsy Anderson Lathetis Clifton Dorothy Highfill Juanita Culver Carolyn Smith Thomasville

Miss Pope Hosts Outdoor Party for Miss Crawford

Miss Bessie Pope plans an informal outdoor gathering at the Pope homeplace in Fairgrove near Thomasville tomorrow evening. The event honors Miss Katherine Crawford, niece of the host, and her fiancé Yancey S. Cecil with about forty five friends expected. The party was postponed from this evening to tomorrow.

Katherine Crawford Yancey S. Cecil Bessie Pope Pope Fairgrove Thomasville

Fire erupts at hunter's home as ammo explodes nearby

Fire at Leslie E. White Jr home in Kansas City led neighbor Eugene Holman to spray the basement with a garden hose. Firemen found the blaze nearly out as 1,100 rounds of shotgun and rifle ammunition exploded, bullets flying while Holman kept spraying.

Kansas City Leslie E. White, Jr Eugene Holman White Holman

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the Enterprise Women Madeline Hoover Jeanette Greene L. E. Allen, Jr Sdames Clapp James Bulla Crystal Mary Elizabeth Bennett Neela Steed Rada Poston Mary Lou Bennett Ruth Ann Horney Annie Lee Jarrell Guilford Luna Smith Glossie Jenkins Dot Zigler Lucille Bodenhamer Bebe Washington Becky's Whitlark’'S Fast Commerce &T Allred-McBride Alfred Asheboro High School Eton College Bossong ‘Osiery Mills, Inc McBride J. H. Wrape Bossong Hosiery Mills, Inc Pats. Pend Kreisler Life Saturday Evening Post Stanley Penney Pius Tox Antoine de Paris Mesdames Sybil Alford Philadelphia Grady Morgan Bradford Thomas Carl Justice Maud Carraway Helen McBee Gloria Ilderton Margaret Hancock Jo Ingram Miriam McCall Geneva Crowder Sue Reynolds Scout Council Asheboro Legion and Auxiliary W. A. Underwood, Jr George Sumner J. L. Fritz Malcom Watson Lightenskin Fred Palmers R. C. Rutledge Baltimore Mrs. J. H. Deligny Pegram Eckerd Miss Pope Miss Crawford Lydia E. Pinkham Winston-Salem, N.C. P Princess Beauty Shop N. Main St Tel
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