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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1947
Page
19
Archdale school Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting Monday at 8 pm with installation of officers for the coming year. The program includes a musical recital by Mrs. Charles Blair’s students.
Miss Sybil Kenney hosted a linen shower and dessert bridge for Mrs Dolan Hiatt in the Snowite Dining Room. Guests greeted the bride named Alma Lee Beck with pastel party favors a talisman rose corsage and hostess gifts. bridge results included Mrs Jack Russell high on bridge and Mrs Brown Williams low in score with a crystal vase awarded to Miss Louise Hiatt for hearts.
Mrs Roy Proctor entertained at her home in Thomasville to honor Miss Christine Hellen who will wed Herschel Snugg of Winston-Salem in June. Five bridge tables and prizes marked the gathering with floral decor and social guests named among local residents and visiting club members.
Miss Sarah Ingold daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Ingold and John Samuel Heathcock son of Mr and Mrs Sam Heathcock were married May 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Kinney in Asheboro Rev Ed Madaris officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride wore blue crepe with roses and both are employed locally. Heathcock served two years overseas in the navy in the Pacific area.
The Daughters of Wesley Class of Calvary Methodist will gather Monday at Nell Holgan’s home, 518 Worth Ave, with Margaret Gentry as associate hostess. The Lebanon WSCS meets Monday at 7 30 with Mrs Sue Welborn on West Lexington Ave. The Susannah Wesley class of Archdale Methodist meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs W C Lowe in Archdale. Chicken production on farms topped 647 million birds in 1946.
Charlotte May 17. R S Dickson president of the American Yarn and Processing company says European textile mills lack modern equipment and coal. He forecasts American mills need 12 to 18 months before facing competition after a five week inspection trip home to Charlotte.
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