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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
9
High Point home on Edge dale drive features white brick and weatherboarding on a sloping lot. The Tobias residence shows Chinese design elements in furniture, wallpaper, and decor, with bamboo furnishings, a Chinese chest, and a mall portrait of Mr Tobias.
Mr and Mrs Allen Burton marked 25 years of marriage with a large suburban reception at Ranch Wood Acres attended by about 400 guests. The home was decorated in white and green with lilies of the valley, white snapdragons and acacia. The couple shared the cake cutting with Mrs Johnson and guests signed a guest book as the evening featured tea service, a brass and silver table setting, and a musical program.
Mrs. Roger Morris and the High Point Girl Scout Council hosted a tea at the Morris home on Denny Street to honor retiring executive secretary Miss Elizabeth Woerner. About twenty five guests from High Point and Thomasville attended as Woerner prepares to leave Saturday for Cortland County New York.
The Senior class of High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing sponsors a square dance at Kearns Hall South Main Street extension. The event starts at 8:30 pm and runs to 11:30 pm with tickets available at a reasonable charge.
The Country Garden club will lead the Garden Center with details on African Violets. Nearby, Mrs Junius Beck and Mrs Deane Harpe host events for Miss Alfreda Hardie, a bride-elect. The Symphony and Art Club meet, and Mrs Robert McCall plus Miss Helen Gibson host a gathering for the same bride-elect. A March dinner dance for the Emerywood club opens with Hersold Gale and his orchestra.
The Ada Blair school PTA will present Frolics of 1951 a three act minstrel show tonight and tomorrow at 7 30 in the school auditorium featuring parents teachers and children. An admission charge will be made with proceeds funding playground equipment and grade mothers will sponsor a food sale. The National Geographic Society notes Hanoi during the noon to 3 pm siesta period.
The Tobias residence on Edgedale Drive features a coordinated oriental motif in entrance hall dining room and living room. Rooms use muted gray tones with Chinese furnishings and a two story rear, white brick and weatherboard exterior, built to fit a sloping lot and modern living plan.
The South Side Baptist church prayer band will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs S B Cashwell 519 South Hamilton Street. A L Bean will speak and Misa Daisy Shaw the prayer band leader will oversee the gathering.
Mrs D A Rawley led a study club luncheon discussing North Carolina writers Carl Sandburg and Inglis Fletcher. Sandburg, living at Flat Rock, and Fletcher, based on an eastern plantation, were highlighted with biographical sketches and notes on their recent works. Seven members and one visitor attended.
This Thursday the Emerywood country club hosts a bridge party featuring contract and duplicate games along with other matches. Play begins at 7 48 p m as players gather for the evening session.
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