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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1946

Page

6

Miss Mary Lou Cecil Bride Elect Feted At Dessert Bridge

Miss Mary Lou Cecil, bride elect, honored at a dessert bridge hosted by Miss Peggy Teague on Church Street. Guests included Miss Jacqueline Kennedy and Miss Pat Abel, with high scores going to Mrs. L Brinson and Miss Kennedy. Crystal gifts and a spring flower table centerpiece marked the occasion.

Mary Lou Cecil Peggy Teague Church Street Jacqueline Kennedy Miss Teague Crystal Pat Abel Irma Sheloff Margaret Hancock Maude Carraway Helen McBee Mary Anne Thomas Miriam McCall Betty Sechrest Jom Gloria Ilderton Betty Brockman Sara Ray Joe Brinson Don Wilson Philip Griffith William Glover Bradford Thomas Willis Wright R. L. Brinson

Jewish Groups To Meet In Winston Salem NC

The North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and Jewish Men plan a luncheon and banquet at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem. Reservations must be sent to Mrs. Jack Waldman by tomorrow. Ernest Neiman of Raleigh will preside at the luncheon and Hyman Havis of New York will speak on Youth Conservation.

North Carolina Association of Jewish Women Robert E. Lee Winston-Salem Jack Waldman Westover Drive Harry Doctor Woman's Organization Jacobs Ernest Neiman Raleigh Hyman Havis New York

Do Not Store Food Wrapped in Paper in the Refrigerator

Advice warns against wrapping food in paper for refrigeration due to paper insulation slowing cooling. Use airtight containers or plastic wrap to keep foods fresh and safely cooled.

Friendly Garden Club Wraps Year With Picnic Meeting

The Friendly Garden Club held its final meeting of the year as a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Witcher on Route Four. Ten members and visitors attended as President Brown presided. Mrs. L. H. Matthews was elected librarian. Mrs. Brown received crystal salad plates for her two-year service and a NC botanical map was donated to Union Hill school. The next gathering is planned for fall after summer recess.

Friendly Garden Club M Er. E. Witcher Route Four L. H. Matthews Brown Crys Tal McMahan Union Hill School Elizabeth Anna Jean Witcher North Carolina Union Hill Ng Music Study Club H. T. Hudson Parkway Robert Cameron W. L. Jackson James Foscue Canterbury Club P. W. Grandjean Beaucrest Road High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Oakwood Cemetery Emerywood Emerywood Country Club Pentagon Club

Woman's Club Features Rev Hutchins Delinquency Talk

The High Point Woman's Club hosted Rev. W Wilbur Hutchins of the First Baptist church who led a discussion on juvenile delinquency. Delegates to the state convention were chosen and reports covered emergency food drive and a cancer control fund.

W. Wilbur Hutchins First Baptist Church High Point Woman's Club Sherwood Forrest Oakview J. W. McGuinn W. T. Saunders E. R. Anderson W. O. Burnham C. H. Rhodes Cancer Control Campaign Mesdames Car G. N. Cronstedt J. W. Montgomery Charles Byrd Reece Snyder J. R. Carson Mrs. Forrest

Ironing Guide Ranks Fabrics by Heat Tolerance

Start with low temperature fabrics like synthetics and gradually move to high heat fabrics such as cottons and linens. Place clothes in baskets with the gentler items on top, following the order “first comes” to ensure safe ironing.

Local residents and visitors update

Mrs. Pickett Hamlin arrived from Pensacola Florida and stays with her parents at 1005 Johnson Street. Lt. Hamlin plans to join around June after navy discharge. Several patients at High Point Memorial Hospital include Clara Mae Todd Washington Street unit L D Campbell and A B Bunch. Doctor Coleman at Boulevard unit remains unable to receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs Bland Newsom of Winston-Salem visited relatives in Emerywood Court yesterday.

Emerywood Country Club YWCA Adams Memorial Ywca Clara Cole Pauline Douglass North Main L'Amusante Debonnaire Clubs Pickett Hamlin Pensacola Fla W. R. McKaughan Johnson Street Lt. Hamlin Navy Clara Mae Todd The City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem L. D. Campbell South Main Street Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital A. B. Bunch Willowbrook Street Dc. M. Coleman Clara Cox Boulevard Unit Mr. Coleman Bland Newsom Robert L. Thompson Emerywood Court Apartments

Church Leaders Plan Conference in Greensboro

Greensboro May 9 The North Carolina pastors school and rural church institute will hold their annual conference here at Greensboro college on June 3 Speakers include Dr Kirby Page of La Habra California who will speak Now Is The Time To Prevent A Third World War and Rev Earl R Brown of New York executive secretary of the division of home missions of the Methodist board of missions.

Greensboro North Carolina Pastors’ School Rural Church Institute Greensboro College Kirby Page la Habra Calif Earl R. Brown New York Division of Home Missions The Methodist Board of Missions

Utopian Club Hears Welfare Agency Discussion at Home

Utopian Study club met with Mrs. Valette J. Harris on Rockford Road to hear a talk on local welfare agencies and their postwar relations. Dr. Henry S Leiper of the World Council of Churches outlined agency adjustments needed, followed by a tea, gar den tour, and exchanges of books.

Utopian Club Utopian Study Club Valette J. Harris Rockford Road High Point

Riedel Shines in Dallas Golf Spotlight

In Dallas a young matron Mrs H C Riedel reached the quarter finals of the southern women’s golf tournament joining Louise Suggs as a standout performer. Suggs set a Dallas country club course record while defeating Mrs Menehum. Riedel eliminated former southern champion Mrs Frank Goldthwaite 2 and 1 as other second round results surfaced with Margaret Gunther Dorothy Kirby Betty Mims White Polly Riley and others advancing.

Dallas H. C. Riedel Louise Suggs Lithia Springs Suggs Dallas Country Club Frank Goldthwaite Fort Worth Miss S C. Menehum Shrevee Margaret Gunther Memphis Sam Israel New Orleans Dorothy Kirby Atlanta H. T. Williford Sherman Texas Betty" Mims White George Noble Polly Riley Kay Pearson Houston George Wilcox Miami Margaret Grizzzle Wichita Falls Julius Page, Jr Greensboro N. C Mark McGarry St. Petersburg Fla

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