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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

6

Illustrated Bird Lecture By Mrs Forrest At Garden Club

Garden Study club members and guests were hosted by Mrs I B Dunn at her Florham avenue home for an informal coffee hour yesterday. Mrs Forrest presented an illustrated talk on birds with native habits and Audubon slides. Officers were elected including Mrs W J Pappas as president and Mrs Silas Casey as vice president.

Garden Study Club I. B. Dunn Florham Avenue Rrest Forrest W. J. Pappas Silas Casey W. B. Flaharty Charles R. Byrd Ray Ward W. E. Cecil Mesdames Forrest L. T. Hedgecock Clyde Bark

Mrs Buck Honored At Emerywood Dinner In City

Mrs J A Eshelman entertained at the Emerywood country club dinner to honor Mrs Buck of Richmond Virginia president of the General Federation of Women's clubs. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Braden Mr and Mrs W B McEwen Mr and Mrs Edgar Hartley and others. Mrs Buck departed for Richmond after a visit with City Manager and Mrs Roy Braden.

Mrs. J. A. Eshelman Mrs. Buck Len Emerywood Country Club J. L. Blair Buck Richmond General Federation of Women's Clubs Buck Roy Braden W. B. McEwen Edgar Hartley J. F. Hayden Eshelman

Church Group Dinner Party at Winston-Salem Hotel

The Pacemakers, Gren Street Baptist church class, held a Tuesday banquet in the Robert E. Lee hotel courtyard in Winston-Salem. Miss Lucille Culler served as toastmistress with Harry C. Wester giving the invocation. attendance pins and a Bible were presented for perfect attendance. a chicken dinner followed for twelve members.

Gren Street Baptist Church Robert E. Lee Winston-Salem Lucille Culler Harry C. Wester Joe Church Kathlen Packer Norma Brown

YWCA Girl Reserves Aim to Build Youth Leaders

The YWCA Girl Reserve department invites membership as 500 girls across Elm Street, Oakview, William Penn, and Fairview schools join 35 adult volunteers in clubs. Activities include co ed events, hikes, boating, dances, and a summer camp plan at Camp Latta and Bennett College, highlighting wartime morale support and leadership development.

YWCA Mary Ellen Hege Elm Street School Oakview School William Penn High School Fairview School Camp Latta Bennett College The

Miss Bailey Performs Graduation Piano Recital at Hi Point

Hi Point College music department presents Miss Edi Bailey in her graduating piano recital at Roberts Hall. Accompanist Miss Mary Lou Rainey, baritone Earl Richardson, and selections by Debussy Liszt Grieg highlight a program praised for conviction, dexterity, and well controlled dynamics.

Hi Point College Edi Bailey Roberts Hall Miss Bailey Earl Richardson Richardson Mary Lou Rainey Ree’ Lin Mr. Richardson Parcel Schumann Grieg Debussy Liszt Charles Russell Tschaikivsky

Jewish Women Luncheon Held by NC Group in Winston-Salem

Mrs. Harry Jacobs, president of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women, spoke at a Third District lunch at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem. Twenty four local council members attended, including Miss Bessie Schwartz and several chairmen who reported at the session.

Harry Jacobs North Carolina Association of Jewish Women Robert E. Lee Hotel Winston-Salem

POSA Plans Openhouse at Washington Camp Hall

The Patriotic Order Sons and Daughters of America Washington Camp No. 30 has moved into a new lodge hall at 109 East Commerce Street and plans an openhouse Friday to showcase the facility.

Washington Patriotic Order Sons and Daughters of America East Commerce Street

Open House Luncheon Feature Skit May 11

The notice announces an open house luncheon on May 11 at 7 30 PM with a skit as the feature. Every union member is urged to attend with families for a well filled meal. Music and entertainment will be provided and committee members are asked to meet.

Han The Onion

Agriculture Supports More Than Half Population in Palestine

The report notes that agriculture sustains over 50 percent of Palestine’s population, highlighting its central role in livelihoods and local economies. It emphasizes farming as a key sector shaping resilience and rural incomes amid regional pressures.

Palestine

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