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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1947

Page

6

Valentine and Payne Feted Before Wedding

Julia Valentine and Fran Payne were honored at an outdoor party by family friends at the home on Centennial Avenue extension. Guests enjoyed lawn contests, a scavenger hunt, and gifts including a painted lamp and boutonnieres, with ice cream and cake served to attendees.

Fiss Julia Valentine Fran Payne Thurman Lohr Joe Montgomery Robert Montery Centennial Avenue Chalmer Valentine Vaien Jine Mr. Payne Paul Carlton Elt Jimmy Curt E. Bnes Harry Payne Doris Alvertson Lucille Wanda King Jackie Arnold Jester Russell

Birth Announced for Hart Daughter Frances

Mr and Mrs Albert Hart of 524 Parkway announce the birth of a daughter named Frances on June 7 at the High Memorial hospital.

Hargaret Frances Hart Albert Art Parkway Aret Frances High Int Memorial Hospital

Stainbacks, Webber, and Journeys in State and City

Mr and Mrs C B Stainback and Ruth Anne left Sunday for a two week trip in Arkansas and Texas. Richard Webster of Wilmington and formerly of 201 Edgeworth Street High Point recovers from a recent appendectomy at Bullock hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Royal and sons Ray and Joe left for Morehead City to visit Mrs Royal s rents Mr and Mrs A Guthrie former residents of the city. Mrs Lee Meredith of 514 Walnut Street spends weeks in New York City visiting daughter Mrs Kathleen McCarter. Miss Jerry Bullock of 102 Worth Avenue spends weeks in Miami Florida with cousin Mrs Jack Smith. Mr and Mrs Smith visited here with E R Yarborough and Miss Bullock returning to Florida with them. Mrs Wayne Brown of Dallas Texas visits her parents on Chestnut Street and expects to return to Dallas next Saturday. Here Mr and Mrs William H Measle return home after three weeks in Franklin and Columbia Tennessee where they visited friends and relatives. Mr Measle s uncle Albert Measle accompanied them. Mr and Mrs J A Mizell return home after a week at Myrtle Beach South Carolina visiting Ocean Park hotel.

Raymond Royal and Ray Joe Morehead City Lee Meredith Walnut Street New York City Kathleen McCarter Jerry Bullock Worth Avenue Miami Florida Jack Smith Mrs. Smith E. R. Yarborough John Bullock Miss Bullock Wayne Brown Dallas Texas J. J. Brown Chestnut Street William H. Measle Willowbrook Street Franklin Columbia, Tenn Mr. Measle Albert Measle

Graduate Nurses Picnic Wednesday

The High Point Graduate Nurses club will host a picnic at City Lake Park on Wednesday at 7 30. The graduating class will be special guests and husbands and friends of members are invited. Members should bring baskets of food and soft drinks will be provided.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club City Lake Park

Community clubs schedule a busy Emerywood week

A packed calendar lists ladies bridge at Emerywood with Mrs Louis B Heilig, Garden Gate trip to Girl Scouts, Junior Service League at YWCA, DAR chapter at South Main extension, High Point Garden tea, and multiple picnics and meetings across Society groups through Friday with events honoring Miss Margaret Short and fiancé Ralph Zimmerman at 911 Otteray Drive.

Emerywood Country Club Louis B. Heilig Garden Gate Club Blair Park Club Girl Scouts Junior Service League YWCA Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution C. C. Haworth South Main Extension DAR Congress Washington High Point Betty Allman Margaret Short Montheu Avenue The Eastern Star Masonic Temple Robert Morris East Green Street Fay Burrows Friendly Garden Club B. T. Clanton High Point Woman's Club J. F. Hayden Business and Professional Women’s Club Bessie Smith Howell Street City Lake Wayside Garden Club East Washington Street Ywca Board of Directors Adams Memorial Building T. R. Zimmerman West Farriss Avenue Town and Country Garden Club Friendship Club Ed Crawford East Farriss Avenue Paul Williamson Clyde Cox North Main Street Tyson Ferree Ralph Zimmerman Otteray Drive

Miss Fitzgerald Graduates From Sacred Heart

Miss Mary Louise Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Fitzgerald Thurston Street was among thirty two graduates at Sacred Heart Junior College and Academy Wednesday morning June 4 Abbott Vincent Taylor presided and Father Paul Byron gave the address Fitzgerald moved to Sacred Heart from Ann Arbor Michigan last year and was active in campus life as a dramatics club member Beta club and Marian honor society

Mary Louise Fitzgerald John A Fitzgerald Thurston _ street Sacred Heart Junior College Abbott Vincent Taylor Paul Byron Whiteville Miss Fitzgerald Sacred Heart Ann Arbor Michigan Marian Honor Society

Mid-Week Study Club Luncheon at Emerywood Country Club

The Mid-Week Study Club holds its annual luncheon Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at Emerywood Country Club. The event marks the conclusion of the club's activities for the year.

Emerywood Country Club

Miss Blair's Pupils Hold Annual Spring Recital

Miss Florence Blair presented her piano pupils in an annual spring recital at Mrs. E. L. Allman home on Montlieu Avenue. The program featured solos and ensembles and drew praise from parents and friends.

Florence Blair E. L. Allman Montlieu Avenue Jean Armfield Anne Armfield Ellen Foscue Libby Nicholson Betty Adams Sanders Dallas Paul Moss Mary Webster Smith Clara White Sherry Ke

Wayside Garden Club Picnic to Close Year

The Wayside Garden club will host a picnic Thursday at 6 30 P M at the home of Mrs J F Hayden 400 East Washington Street The gathering marks the club's final meeting of the year.

Wayside Garden Club J. F. Hayden East Washington Street

Friendship Club Meets Thursday at Crawford Home

The Friendship Club will hold its regular evening meeting at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edward Crawford 542 East Farmis Avenue.

Friendship Club Edward Crawford East Farmis Avenue

Pentagon Club Meeting At Mrs Gomo’s Emerywood Court

Mrs Kelman Gomo welcomes Pentagon club members to her Emerywood Court apartment home Tuesday at 8 o clock. Those unable to attend should telephone the hostess at 35305 to notify.

Kelman Gomo Pentagon Club Emerywood Court

Picnic Concludes Club Activities

The Town and Country Garden club will meet Thursday at 5 oclock at City Lake for a final year meeting. Families of club members are invited to attend.

Town and Country Garden Club City Lake Ang

Only Filly Derby Winner Regret Triumphs in 1915

Only one female horse has won the Kentucky Derby since 1875. Regret captured the 1915 title, earning $34,093 as champion.

Chicago Man Proves Men Can Cook With Pies and Canning

Oswald Mielenz a 73 year old Chicagoan who retired from printing now cooks to prove men can be skilled in the kitchen. Neighbors praise his ginger snaps coffee cake and cherry cake while his basement shelves overflow with jars of peaches plum jam spiced peaches and crab apples.

Chicago Oswald Mielenz Mielenz

Merger Favored By 2 Churches

Congregations of the Second and Westminster Presbyterians voted to unite as Covenant Presbyterian church subject to Meckleburg presbytery approval. The new church would occupy Westminster’s site with a new sanctuary and education building. Sale of Second Presbyterian property on North Tryon Street may bring about $1000.

Charlotte Second Westminster Presbyterians Church Covenant Presbyterian Church Mecklk Berg Presbytery United Church Westminster Second Presbyterian Tryon Street

Narrow Apple Varieties Used Commercially In U S

The United States grows about 15 000 apple varieties yet only around 500 are used commercially and roughly 30 are well known. The statement highlights the gap between total cultivation and market familiarity in apples.

United States

Expert forger Spring coins new autograph value

Robert Spring longtime Washington clerk and noted forger crafted Washington signatures that circulated as authentic autographs now sought by collectors for their own value.

Robert Spring Washington, D. C George Washington

Tobacco Men Open Meeting 300 Expected

Myrtle Beach S C June 9 The annual convention of the bright belt warehouse association opened here with about 300 warehousemen dealers growers and others connected with the billion dollar crop expected to arrive before nightfall The session opens tomorrow and will include a meeting of the South Carolina border belt association J B Hutson newly elected president of the tobacco associates will be one of tomorrow s principal speakers.

Myrtle Beach S. C Bright Belt Warehouse Association South Carolina Border Belt Association Florida Virginia J. B. Hutson Tobacco Associates

Breckenridge Provides Free Month of Utilities

The water and light commission of Breckenridge Minnesota gave residents a free month of water light power and heat services. Municipal finance officers association estimates the total value at about ten thousand dollars in community savings.

New York Water and Light Commission of Brecken- Tidge Minn Municipal Finance Officers Association

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