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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1946

Page

6

Initiation of C E S Members At Eastern Star Meeting

A candlelight initiation at the local chapter No 106 Order of the Eastern Star in the Masonic Temple saw Mr and Mrs George Haltom Mr and Mrs Ernest Hollingsworth Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes Mr and Mrs Ernest Caswell Mrs Nina Cooke George Haralson and Mrs Joe Lee Hilliard join the chapter. Out of town guests included Mrs Sue Jackson Lexington Mrs Lena Nance Thomasville Mrs Jessie Memory and Mrs Daisy Farlow Asheboro and Mrs Edwin Bennison district deputy grand matron of the seventh district. The retiring officers hosted a reception with jonquils and refreshments for 46 members and visitors. A public installation is set for March 26 at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. Mrs Edwin Bennison to install, assisted by Mrs Edna Moag Greensboro grand marshal.

Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple George Haltom Ernest Hollingsworth Charles Hayes Ernest Caswell Nina Cooke George Haralson Joe Lee Hilliard Sue Jackson Lexington Lena Nance Thomasville Jessie Memory Daisy Farlow Asheboro Edwin Bennison Upderetiring Temple Edna Moag Grand Marshall Greensboro

Miss Ann Bell and E L Draughn Wed in Georgia

Miss Ann Bell of Rockwood Tennessee married Emanuel L Draughn in Roseville Georgia on March 13. Rev Frank Newton officiated the ring ceremony. The couple plans to reside with the groom's parents at 513 North Drive after a trip to Asheville.

Ann Bell Rockwood Tenn Emanuel L. Draughn Roseville Frank Newton Bert Bell E. E. Craughn North Drive City Asheville

Judith Cornwell Eighth Birthday Party Held at Home

Mrs R R Cornwell entertained on Thursday afternoon at 1210 East Russell Street with a party honoring her daughter Judith on her eighth birthday. The room featured green and pink tapers and a cake inscribed Happy to Judy. Cake ice cream and mints were served after about an hour of entertainment. Guests included Linda Timothy Madaris R C Welch Jr Paul Cassell Jr Florence Bassett Carolyn Jones Sonda Richard Joe and Louise O Neal Brenda Cornwell Regina Dawson Joyce Adams and Jean Taylor. Assisting hosts were Mesdames Ed Madaris and R C Welch.

R. R. Cornwell East Russell Street Judith Judy Linda Timothy Madaris R. C. Welch, Jr Paul Cassell, Jr Florence Bassett Carolyn Jones Sonda Richard Joe Louise O'Neal Brenda O Crnwell Regina Dawson Joyce Adams Jean Taylor Ed Madaris R. C. Welch

Parent-Teacher Council Meets at Elm Street School

The city Parent-Teacher Council will meet tomorrow afternoon at Elm Street School at 3 45 o clock. President Mrs J B Dobson announced the meeting and a report of the nominating tree will be made.

Elm Street J. B. Dobson

Birth of Douglas Michael Green at High Point Memorial

Mr and Mrs R Green announce the birth of a son, Douglas Michael, on March 16 at Boulevard unit, High Point Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. R. Green Douglas Michael Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Stanley Floyd Esker Stanley Emory Street Margaret Ann Beulah Dunigan

Dobbs Childs Vows Announced In Teensboro Marriage

Mrs Elizabeth Childs announces the marriage of her daughter Viola Ann to Hi Cc a on Saturday March 16 in Teensboro. The bride wore navy blue with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. Witnesses were Geneva Childs and Mrs AJ Kilgariff. They will reside at 409 Willowbrook Street.

Elizabeth Childs Viola Ann Teensboro Geneva Childs A. J. Kilgariff Willowbrook Street

Calendar of club meetings and social events week

A dense list of weekly meetings and social gatherings. The High Point Sedgefield Kennel Club meets at 1420 Wiltshire. AAUW chapter hosts Dr. Katherine Jocher at 539 Parkway. Emerywood Country Club hosts bridge, luncheons, dinners, and events through Friday and Saturday with several hostesses and speakers.

High Point Sedgefield Kennel Club G. M. Mitchell Wiltshire Boulevard American Association of University Women Bess Sheloff Parkway Katherine Jocher UNC Chapel Hill Emerywood Emerywood Country Club John Peddicord Winston-Salem

Mrs Viola Callahan Recovers From Major Operation

Mrs. Viola Callahan of Route 1 Thomasville is recuperating satisfactorily from a serious operation performed about ten days ago. Mrs. Hal Ingram of Hamlet will arrive today to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner on Woodland drive. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Fred Wiles visited relatives Friday as they traveled to Camp Beale California where he will be stationed. Phil Warner Jr. left for Fishburne Military Academy after spring holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J F Liner and Brenda moved to Jacksonville Florida.

Viola Callahan Route 1 Thomasville Hal Ingram Hamlet Phil Warner Woodland Drive Mr. Ingram Fred Wiles Camp Beale Calif Wiles Aberdeen Proving Ground Phil Warner, Jr Fishburne Military Academy Waynesboro Mrs

Methodist church women to meet Tuesday evening at 7 30

The women's Society of Christian Service of Highland Methodist Church will meet at the church on Tuesday evening at 7 30. The Molly Phipps Philathea class of Calvary Methodist church will gather Tuesday night March 26 with Mrs Roy Wright at 1309 East Green Street at 7 30. All members urged to attend.

Women’s Society of Christian Service of Highland Methodist Church Molly Phipps Philathea Calvary Methodist Church Roy Wright East Green Street

Mrs Causey At WCTU Meeting

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday March 27 at 1 o’clock at the Adams Memorial YWCA building. Mrs W H Causey of Winston-Salem will be guest speaker after the luncheon.

Emerywood Country Club W. E. Mitchell Women's Christian Temperance Union Adams Memorial Ywca W. H. Causey Winston-Salem Altrusa Club Sheraton Mesdames Mabel Hargett Rose Thurman Business and Professional Department YWCA Organization of Business Girls Pentagon Club Gilbert Bernard Parkway Fred Metcalfe Twentieth Century Study Club Food Country Club Business and Professional Women's Club Sheraton Hotel

Kindley Family Reunion Held in This City

Mrs. Emma Kindley hosted her first reunion in 20 years at 109 Worth Avenue South yesterday. Attendees included J. G. Kindley and Waxhaw kin, Bar Wolfe and Charlotte relatives, Alvis Robertson of Ridgeway Virginia, Y. M. Mooney, E. R. Yarborough and families, John Bullock and Erskin B. Kindley. Visitors included Nillie Barbrey, Annie Shaffer, and Jackie Kivitte.

Emma Kindley Worth Avenues J. G. Kindley Waxhaw Bar Wolfe Charlotte Alvis Robertson Ridgeway Y. M. Mooney E. R. Yarborough John Bullock Erskin B. Kindley Nillie Barbrey Annie Shaffer Jackie Kivitte Greensboro

Tyrian Purple From Murex Crushed Sea Snail Found

The crushed sea snail Murex yielded the raw material for Tyrian purple produced by Phoenicians along Mediterranean shores.

Mediterranean

Tea And Topics Club Meeting At 3:30 Thursday

The Tea And Topics Club will meet at 293 Lindsay Street on Thursday afternoon March 28 at 3:30. Mrs Aubrey E Poston will serve as associate hostess at the gathering.

Tea and Topics Club W. F. Clayton Lindsay Street Aubrey E. Poston Emerywood Country Club Wild Flower Garden Club D. L. Bouldin Forest Hill Drive James Mattocks Tea and

Delegates to UNO Session Exempt From Parking Tickets

New York March 25 delegates to the United Nations security council session will not receive traffic tickets. If a delegate violates a regulation, his name will be taken and every consideration and courtesy rendered, acting Chief Inspector Martin Brown directed.

New York UNO Security Council Martin Brown

Psychology proves decisive in a tricky bridge play

In a South dealer east west vulnerable hand, East’s deceptive diamond eight misled South about the high honors. South overran by cashing diamonds, risking the finesse against West. East’s clever false-carding disturbed South’s plan, sealing declarer’s doomed sequence.

West Declarer South H.d East

Marriages in Asheboro Highlight Local Couples

Asheboro area couples wed in March ceremonies at Central Methodist and Bennettsville. Ruby Sykes and Jacob Duncan, both of Asheboro, married March 8 with brief family attendance. Duncan is a World War II veteran and Hudson Belk employee. Dora Leah Little paired with Eurell Felton Jones in Asheboro area vows. Gladys Johnson and Howard Parks wed at a home in Liberty with both local ties and service or work histories noted. The item also mentions other local nuptials and stray facts about swordfish, Alexander the Great, and the Liberty Bell.

Asheboro Ruby Sykes Jacob A. Duncan Central Methodist Church Mark Q. Tuttle Duncan Will Sykes Sykes Thomasville Noah Duncan North Asheboro Asheboro High School High Point College Armed Forces Fort Bragg North Africa Italy Hudson-Belk Company Hudson-Belk John Little Farmer Dora Leah Eurell Felton Jones Eurell Jones Bennettsville Gladys Johnson Carl Johnson Liberty Route 1 Howard Parks Fay Parks G. B. Ferree Gray's Chapel High School Camp Pickett

House Delivery Dates Expected By Wednesday

City officials expect word by Wednesday from the federal public housing authority in Atlanta on delivery dates for 62 prefabricated houses. A work crew will begin rough grading after word arrives, with the government handling preliminary work. Most grading will occur on Vail Street where the new houses for the Negro residents are to be erected. The economy mosaic map should be ready for a city planning firm to study within 30 days.

Federal Public Housing Authority Atlanta Public Works Department Roy S. Braden Vail Street

Permits Granted For Warehouse Two Stores On English Street

Permits were issued for a $1000 warehouse on English Street and for two retail stores on English Street between West Point Avenue and Cecil Street costing $6,000. Roy Johnson received permits for a new residence on North Drive at $2,500 and a private reuse at 313 Best Street for $100. S. S. Greene was approved for repairs at 307 Sunset for $75. Total permits amount to $15,675.

W. C. Sheloff English Street West Point Avenue Cecil Street W. E. Davis Roy Johnson North Drive Best Street S. S. Greene Sunset

Local Hosiery Workers Attend Conference

High Point hosiery workers Paul Guice and C W Furr attended the weekend educate institute at the University of North Carolina conducted by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers CIO educational director William Rafsky. Thirty five officers shop stewards and members from North and South Carolina attended sessions from Saturday 10 a m to 4 p m with educational movies a social hour and a Sunday talk by Dr Frank Graham president of the university. Russell Grumann assisted the institute and Cedric Stallings and Jack Caparro were visitors.

High Point Hosiery Paul Guice C. W. Furr University of North Carolina American Federation of Hosiery Workers—Cio William Rafsky North South Carolina Eee Chapelill Frank Graham Russell Grumann University Cedric Stallings Jack Caparro Hosiery Workers Union High Point

A Car for Carrs in Centralia

Oliver Carr endured a night vigil outside an auto agency in Centralia while Mrs. Carr campers with chair and blankets to secure a new model. The first come, first served event drew 15 hopefuls by morning. delivery slated later this month. Ohio operates 39 electric furnaces with 1,728,860 tons steel yearly capacity. Library of Congress opened with 964 books in 1802.

Carrs Centralia Ill Carrs Oliver Carr Carr Exmarine Donald Kelly Ohio Library of Congress

Tips for Teens Party Hosting Script

A reader seeks guidance on hosting engaging teen parties. Emphasizes planning details in advance, organizing games to mix guests, approaching shy attendees, and signaling closing time with a polite deadline. Encourages focusing on guests and smooth introductions to avoid cliques.

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