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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1947

Page

7

Misses Ada and Emma Blair Feted At Tea

Twin sisters Ada and Emma Blair celebrated their eighty third birthday with an informal tea at the Haworth home on South Main street extension. About 150 guests attended to honor the twins, receiving twin adorned centerpieces and a large birthday cake inscribed for Ada and Emma. Local women sharing the day’s honors wore white gardenia corsages, and a musical program by Miss Mildred Crowder Roy Padgett, Claribelle Hadley, and Byron Haworth accompanied by Mrs. Padgett featured throughout the event.

Ada Emma Blair Mesdames Haworth and Mattocks Chester C. Haworth Clarence B. Mattocks Haworth South Main Street Misses Blair Esther Jarrell P. M. Davis Lillie Reddeck Annie Ellington Blair Emma Mildred Crowder Roy Padgett Claribelle Hadley Byron Haworth

High Point Garden Club Hosts Closing Tea With Plans

Members of the High Point Garden club held a year end tea at Mrs. F. R. Taylor’s Johnson street home with retiring president Mrs. A. S. Parker presiding. Associate hostesses Mrs. O. P. Moffitt and Mrs. A. S. Parker announced fall leadership and district meeting plans for October in Leaksville Spray.

High Point Garden Club F. R. Taylor Johnson Street O. P Moffitt A. S. Parker A. S Parker Elan Council W. J. Fraley District Garden Club Leaksville-Spray J. D. Cox, Sr C. C. Garrett H. P. Hardin J. H. Harris Howard Hartzell G. H. Kearns O. P. Moffitt D. R. Parker F. R

Local residents listed with hospital stays and travels

Beverly Hancock of Hillcrest Drive is a patient at Baptist hospital Winston Salem awaiting surgery tomorrow morning. Mrs Floyd Phifer of Hay Street is a patient at High Point Memorial hospital. Miss Betty Lee Bevill and Robert Bevill of Willard Ohio visit their aunt Mrs J A Bevill at 1306 Tipton Street en route to Redisville and Ohio. Jewell Pierce at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital receives several days of treatment and may receive visitors. Rami Helin returns to Boston after two weeks with Profitt family on Lindsay Street. Thelma Beck recouperating at home after Boulevard unit operation. L C Martin family and Lester H Martin return from two week vacation to Washington DC New York City Niagara Falls Toronto also.

Beverly Hancock Hillcrest Drive Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem Betty Lee Bevill Robert Bevill Williard Ohio J. A. Bevill Tipton St Florida Bevill Tess Redisville Miss Jewell Pierce Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Rami Helin Boston Mass Mrs. Helin E. F. Profitt Lindsay Street L. C. Martin Dora Lee Luther Carl Mr. Martin Lester H. Martin Route Five High Point Washington, D. C New York City Niagara Falls N. Y Toronto Canada

Tuesday Evening Garden Club Picnic Concludes Year

Members of the Tuesday Evening Garden Club gathered at Mrs. J. G. Snipes for the June meeting and summer recess. A brief session approved tentative plans for the coming year and elected Mrs. Marvin Shields to club membership. A picnic supper followed before the group departed to resume in September.

J. G. Snipes Marvin Shields

Births in Jamestown Thomasville and High Point area

Mr. and Mrs. George Jefferson Taylor announce the birth of a son George Jefferson Jr. on June 8 at Boulevard unit hospital Jamestown. Patricia Grey born to Norris C. Perry and Martha Greer of Greenville. Billy Ray Morrow born June 2 at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit. Charles Perthe born June 7 to Roland P. Thompson and Hilda Coltrane. Donna Faye Hilton born June 10 at Washmen Street unit hospital.

Taylors George Jefferson Taylor Jamestown George Jefferson, Jr Boulevard Unit Hospital Taylor Margaret Hamlin Norris C. Perry Thomasville Patricia Grey Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Perry Martha Greer Greenville S. C Roland P. Thompson Route 5 Charles Perthe Boulevard Thompson Hilda Coltrane Donna Faye Hilton William C. Hilton 319 Boulevard Street Donna Faye Washmen Street Unit Hospital

Church Social and Club Meetings Roundup

Stewards board No 11 of St Stephen AME Zion meets at the parsonage with the pastor at 7 p.m. Rev Frazier Saunders and Jamestown Baptist worship at First Baptist at 8 p.m. YWCA Acme club hikers host weiner roast at Pauline Alston home with one guest each. Blue Triangle Club picnic at Park after 8 p.m. St Edwards Guild June meeting at 8 p.m. rectory 608 Barbee St. Estherian class meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Green Street Baptist at Mrs J P Causby 2062 Pope St.

Stewards Board No. 11 St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion Church Frazier Frazier Saunders Jamestown Baptist Church First Baptist Church Y. W. C. A. Clug Acme Club YWCA Pauline Alston ST. Edward's Guild Barbee Street Green Street Baptist Church J. P. Causby Pope Street

Altrusans Discuss International Meet At Mackinac Island

About twenty five members attended the High Point Altrusan club dinner at the Sheraton followed by the June meeting. Lois Welborn presided as retiring president and annual reports showed progress and new projects. Six members including district governor Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock plan to attend the Mackinac Island convention next week. Rothrock and Marie Forrest depart tonight with delegates and alternates Edna Ross Edna Blake Vera H Smith. Welborn won the attendance prize.

High Point Altrusan Club Sheraton Cub Lois Welborn International Association of Altrusa Clubs Mackinac Island Mich High Point Club Mary Lou. Rothrock Rothrock Marie Forrest Miss Weborn Edna Ross Edna Blake Forrest Vera H. Smith

Ladies' Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club

The weekly Emerywood country club ladies bridge party yesterday ended in a North-South tie with Mrs. W P Hazelwood and Mrs. C C Durland equal to Mesdames Ing ram and Gray. East-West leaders were Mesdames Beaver and Tillson, with Howard and Davis as runners up. A luncheon followed at neatly set tables.

Emerywood Country Club W. P. Hazelwood C. C. Durland Laurance Ingram F. H. Gray J. S. Welborn Ethel Rochelle Mesdames C. S. Beaver R. D. Tillson E. T. Howard Hal Davis

Hinshaw Child Feted At Party

Little Miss Riegina Hinshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hinshaw Sr of 307 East Lexington avenue entertained twenty friends at a backyard party Saturday for her fourth birthday. The home was decorated with balloons and ice cream cones and birthday cakes were served before gifts.

Riegina Hinshaw John Hinshaw Lexington Avenue

Chicago Visitors Feted at Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs B Craven Page hosted a buffet dinner on Hillcrest Drive for out of town relatives honoring Mr and Mrs Robert M Johnston and son Robert Jr of Chicago Ill Guests included James A Robinson of Durham Marshall Pinnix and Marshall Jr Oxford Daisy Page Walker J FE Johnston Nancy Page Smith Julian E Johnston Greensboro Pauline Moose Newton Washington DC Mary Page Ober Carlisle Pa Richard Marck Bushman Rochester NY and C F Donyes Robert M Johnston a Chicago newspaperman received an honorary degree from Duke University and his son Robert Jr a WWII naval officer recently graduated from Duke.

Robert M. Johnston Robert, Jr Chicago Ill B. Craven Page Hillcrest Drive Charles Frank Donyes Sarah Gertrude Page Page James A. Robinson Durham Marshall Pinnix and Marshall, Jr Oxford Daisy Page Walker J. FE. Johnston Nancy Page Smith Julian E. Johnston Boro Pauline Moose Newton Washington D. C Mary Page Ober Carlisle Richard Marck Bushman Rochester N. Y Los Angeles Calif C. F. Donyes Bushman Donyes Duke University Robert Johnston, Jr

Chapel Hour Broadcast On WMFR Tonight

First Methodist midweek chapel hour airs at 8 30 tonight on WMFR Rev Wilson Weldon speaks on Call It What You Will is Sin The church choir directed by Dorothy Hoskins and accompanist T E Strickland provide music

WMFR Rev. Wilson Weldon Dorothy Hoskins T. E. Strickland

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