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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1953

Page

6

Woman from Japan speaks on life and literacy gains

Yoko Ishikawa, a Tokyo native and Fulbright scholar, addresses the High Point AAUW about Japan's literacy rate, women's roles, and evolving status under modern influences. She notes compulsory schooling, expanded political rights, and shifting career paths as Western influence grows.

Yoko Ishikawa Japan High Point Miss Ishikawa Ones College Tokyo Sea of Woman's Nee Greensboro U. S. Department of State Fulbright H. M. Blankenship

Suburban Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Frank Grant Evening

The Suburban Bridge Club met at Mrs. Frank Grants Route 3 home with two tables in play. Top scorer was Mrs H S Spencer Jr and runner up Mrs Howard Younts. novel prize went to Mrs Arville Cashatt. Next gathering set for April 7 at Mrs Spencer Jr s Flint Hill Road home.

Suburban Bridge Club Frank Grant H. S. Spencer, Jr Howard Younts Arville Cashatt

Out-To-Grow Garden Club Called Meeting Tomorrow

The Out-To-Grow Garden Club will hold a called meeting tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bill Morris 701 West Howell Street.

Bill Morris West Howell Street

Winston-Salem Artists Host Meeting of Musical Art Club

Mrs. Ben Witherington elected president of the Musical Art Club at a March gathering hosted on West Farriss Avenue. New officers include Mrs. Herman as first vice president and program chairman Mrs. Garrett as treasurer Mrs. Stanford as treasurer and Mrs. Ben Herman as corresponding secretary. The slate will be installed in May and delegates to the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs convention in Charlotte in late April. Performers Dorothea Albcorn and Marjorie Halpern presented selections from Handel Purcell Schubert and other composers. guests included Betsy Davis Luella Kidd Olive Johnston and Bill Creech. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Sam Hyman Mrs. J. C. Bostian and Henry Rohde.

Japan Miss Ishikawa House of Government Ishikawa Dean Pruette Ben Sutton Ental James E. Season John B. Ross Howard Easter Presi Ernest Gaither Ben Witherington Musical Art Club Ben Herman West Farriss Avenue Herman Frank Garrett Alton Stanford N. C. Federation of Music Clubs Charlotte Dorothea Albcorn Marjorie Halpern Music Club of Winsem Pergolesi Veracini Schubert R. Strauss Ernst Schumann Dido Aeneas H. Purcell Allicorn Francis Poulenc Sam Hyman J. C. Bostian Henry Rohde

Local births announced for four newborns

Daniel Keith Davis born March 20 at the local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Davis Jr. Sharon Louise Sparing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparing, born March 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital, widow Irene Kersey prior to marriage. Billy Jo Hill Sr. announces son Billy Jo Jr. born March 21 at High Point Hospital to Audrey Proctor Hill. Candace Beth Apple born March 21 at the local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Apple.

Daniel Keith Davis John T. Davis Jr Otteray Drive Daniel Keith Sharon Louise Sparing Walter Sparing Route Four High Point Sharon Louise High Point Memorial Hospital Sparing Irene Kersey Billy JO Hill Route Three Thomasville Billy Jo, Jr High Point Hospital Audrey Proctor Candace Beth Apple Paul H. Apple Westchester Drive Candace Beth

Y W C A Weekly Activities Schedule

A list of events from the YWCA and related clubs includes a membership luncheon by Dr. W. J. Miller at 12:30 Tuesday, swim time for schoolgirls 4:00 to 5:00, Y functions at 6:00, and evening programs such as the Business and Professional Club travel program at 6:00 and bridge classes. Thursday features morning bridge at 10:00, Y-Teen and club dinners, and a bowling party for Y Stardusters, with a Sunday Easter breakfast for Young Adults at 9:00.

W. J. Miller

Dinner Honoring Miss Clark and Mr. Crawford Ahead of Wedding

Miss Lucille Clark and Herman Crawford, to wed April 19, were honored at a Kernersville dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Garland Idol and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Potts. matron of honor will be Mrs. Potts. Guests enjoyed social hour and dancing after a silver gift was presented to the bride elect.

Lucille Clark Herman Crawford Garland Idol J. W. Potts Idol Kernersville Potts Miss Clark

Miss Bruton to Be Shown Courtesy in Bride-Elect Event

Miss Sylvia Bruton, bride elect, will be shown courtesy by Miss Edith Roach tomorrow evening at 7:30 in Borden's Gold Room. Fabrics described as handsome with silk and wool blends, smooth worsteds, and colors from grays to navy blue.

Miss Bruton Sylvia Bruton Edith Roach Borden's Gold Room

Stephens Bible Study Class to Hear M. K. Gentry

Mr. Gentry will lead the Stephens Bible Study Class tomorrow at 2 30 p m when the group meets with Mrs W P Bodenhammer on Sun set Drive This will be his last meeting to lead for some time and members are urged to attend.

Co. K. Gentry Stephens W. P. Bodenhammer Sunset Drive Gentry

Mrs. W. A. Bivins Leads UDC District Meeting May 1

Twelve members of the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Bruce H. Carraway’s home on West Farriss Avenue. President Mrs. W. A. Bivins presented the program based on A Diary From Dixie by Mary Boykin Chestnut. Plans for the district meeting May 1 were outlined.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Bruce H. Carraway West Farriss Avenue W. A. Bivins

Flower Arrangements Talk at High Point College Club

Mrs. H. T. Hudson spoke on Flower Arrangements before the Faculty Wives Club at High Point College. The Friday luncheon at Mrs. O. E. Cummings home drew 19 guests including two visitors. Mrs. Hudson judged 15 bouquets and created two arrangements while Mrs. P. E. Lindley gave the devotional noting campus Memorial Trees beginning to bloom.

H. T. Hudson Faculty Wives Club High Point College O. E. Cummings Emerywood Estates F. A. Riedel Richard Dale W. J. Miller Hudson

Woman's Auxiliary Hosts Spring Ingathering at Saint Mary's

The Woman's Auxiliary of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church will hold the Spring Ingathering of the United Thank Offering tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Church to mark the Feast of the Annunciation. Holy Communion will be celebrated with Rev. Thomas J. C. Smyth as celebrant. Bible Study on the Gospel of St John continues Wednesday at 10. There will be no Holy Communion at that service.

Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church Thomas J. C. Smyth

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