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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
8
The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will convene at 7 30 this evening at the Woodmen home for a business session. Members are urged to attend to discuss important matters.
The Newcomers Club reorganized and changed its name to the Friendly Club. A first meeting is planned for next Thursday March 21 at 715 Howell Street, hosted by Mrs. Co K Eaton. New officers include President Mrs. Joe Boyd, Secretary Mrs. Emile, and Treasurer Mrs. C H Tabbutt. The club invites newcomers to visit meetings or join.
Mr and Mrs R C Beasley left over the weekend for Sarasota Florida after visiting Mrs Beasleys parents. Miss Mary Lou Culler of this city elected sweet heart of Pi Alpha Kappa at the University of Miami where she is a freshman. Mrs J W Wall Sr recovering from an operation at High Point hospital Boulevard unit. Mrs Marguerite Cross returns to St Louis after two weeks here with friends. Mr and Mrs C H Willard back from ten day trip to Wisconsin Illinois with J B Webb visiting Milwaukee and Waukesha en route home stopped in Chicago.
At the Allen Jay PTA March meeting at the school Mrs. Charles M McMurray urged Bible inclusion in the curriculum and said education against crime must occur in schools Children today will be the nation’s controlling force in 25 years Past presidents were honored and devotionals led by Rev Milton Hadley The junior high glee club performed and both boys and girls basketball teams were recognized Mrs Herman Robertson presided
Church Circle four of the First Methodist met with Mrs. L C Brown on Kennedy street Monday afternoon at three with visitor Mrs. Karl Koestline of Thomasville. Mrs. Ruby Yarborough opened the meeting and Mrs. Minnie Harrell led a program before refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter.
Last night the High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star chose Susie Oldham and Fleet Lewis as worthy matron and patron, succeeding Ed and Willie Updegrove. Fifty-two members attended. Plans were made for March 23 initiation of eleven candidates and a farewell party for the Updegroves on March 14. Public installation of White Shrine No. 2 is set for March 16 in Greensboro with a banquet at 6:30.
Junior and Senior high school students may enter a poster contest sponsored by the Junior Service League in advance of the Follies of 1946 on April 13. Rules: posters limited to 22 by 28 inches, judged for originality, entries due March 18 at noon, with contestant name and school on the back. two $10 prizes awarded.
Charles Weidman and modern dancers perform Saturday at 8 p.m. in Aycock auditorium as part of the college lecture entertainment series and joint Arts forum. He leads an 11 dancer company including Peter Milton and Nadine Gaef, with a Sunday master class at Rosenthal Museum for students from 15 colleges.
In a high level hand, South opens spades and North overcalls diamonds. South rebids three spades, but North passes fearing overreach. The slam was possible but North declines, arguing the jump shift to four spades would better promise the spade suit and invite a slam, given the 60 score and potential diamond holdings.
Members of the Private Duty Nurses association will meet at 1102 Seaman Street Friday at 7 30 p m. Mrs C H Kiard hosts with Mrs Martha Farr presiding and a special request that all members attend to discuss important business matters.
Local USO junior hostesses meet at the Elwood hotel to travel to Greensboro for the ORD dance. Those attending the Greensboro tea dance Sunday afternoon are asked to meet at the Elwood as many as possible should attend both events.
The regular mid-week fellowship hour at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church starts at 7 30 PM led by Rev Paul Hardin Jr who will discuss obstacles to surrender to God The youth choir directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins will perform a special number The Coast Guard has saved over 200000 lives since 1790 including 2000 rescues in 1939
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