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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

7

Miss Lois Hardison Feted At Dinner And Bridge

Miss Lois Hardison plans to marry Harold Harrison of Thomville. Melrose Hosiery Mills staff hosted a three course dinner and bridge at Mrs. Herbert Cartland home in Greensboro with a white motif. Edith Martin won high score, Anne Raper took visitors prize, and Miss Hardison received a wedding pattern china set.

Lois Hardison Melrose Office Loois Hardison Harold Harrison Thom Ville Lhose Hosiery Mills Herbert Cartland Greensro Miss Hardison Lay Edith Martin Eau de Cologne Anne Raper Fred Wiles Hardison China J. A. Hardison Mary Buchanan Virginia Reid Minnie Louise Hardison Blanche Linville Caroleen Byerly Mary Louise Iveigh Bertha Ferree John Raper C. L. Kearns J. P. Bratton Richard Meisky R. E. Troxier Douglas Thorburn This City P. E. Moore C. A. Kearns Thomasville

Thomasville Fine Arts Club elects new slate

Thomasville May meeting at the Lambeth home featured election of a new Fine Arts slate led by nominating chair Seyour McMillan. Speaker J Burton Wilder discussed Southern Architecture with illustrations, followed by refreshments. Bridge and tea events included Ace of Clubs and new Queen of Harts members with prizes awarded.

Homasville Fine Arts Club Thomasville Slab James E. Lambeth Charles Phillips Seyour McMillan News James Keth,Jr Lee F. Tuttle R. B

Amphyl Promise for Feminine Hygiene Wins Public Notice

A historic household product, Amphyl, touted for feminine hygiene, claims to disinfect and deodorize, acting as a douche and germ killer with quick action. The ad notes economical use, with one teaspoon to a quart of warm water, and mentions Pennsylvanian hospitals using it as an antiseptic. Manufactured by Lehn & Fink Products Corporation.

Pennsylania Madey Lehn & Fink Products Corporation

Asheboro Delegates Attend Methodist Meet at Liberty

A large Asheboro delegation from two Methodist churches attended the district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Liberty. Delegates from 63 societies across 100 churches in the High Point district attended starting at 10 a.m. Mrs. William C. Yammer presided, with devotions led by Dr. George R. Brown.

Asheboro Women's Society of Christian Service Liberty High Point Randolph County Montgomery Davidson William C. Yammer George R. Brown Liberty Church Womers W. T. Powell S. W. Taylor

Meeting Highlights from Missionary Testimonies

Three returned missionaries from foreign fields attended the church meeting. Miss Leila Eppes spoke of Brazil while Ruth Diggs and Mabel Cherry shared experiences from Korea. An inspirational talk followed. Luncheon was served at noon and the gathering closed after an hour of business.

Leila Eppes Brazil Ruth Diggs Mabel Cherry Korea

High Point Girl Appears In Judson College Concert

Miss Mary Jane Wilson of High Point a Judson College freshman appeared in a concert in Marion Alabama Sunday when the Judson Choral Club and the Marion Military Institute Glee Club were presented in a joint program in the college auditorium.

High Point Girl Judson College Marion Ala Mary Jane Wilson High Point Judson Choral Club Marion Military Institute Glee Club

Mrs. C. S. Jowers Hosts Wednesday Luncheon Club

The home of Mr. C. S. Jowers at 502 West Bay Street hosted the Wednesday Luncheon Club yesterday with eight covers. Mrs. Jowers served a tempting luncheon while members Mesdames J. A. Hardison W. E. Linthicum Harvey Gibson A. J. Anthony attended along with guests Mrs. R. J. Ashton Miss Evelyn Ashton of Adams Mass and Miss Virginia Jowers hostess daughter. St Patrick was not Irish nor born in Ireland but near Glasgow Scotland.

Jowers West Bay Street Mesdames J.A. Hardison W. E. Linthicum Harvey Gibson A. J. Anthony R. J. Ashton Evelyn Ashton Adams, Mass Virginia Jowers

Marion Institute Choral Club concert highlight

Miss Wilson makes her debut in the Choral Club as the Sunday concert concludes the Marion Institute commencement. The Judson group is led by Miss Lucile Wagner with the piano faculty, and Captain D. M. Miller directs the M. I. Glee Club. Miss Wilson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wilson of 1207 Hardover Street, High Point.

Miss Wilson Marion Institute Judson Lucile Wagner M. I. Glee Club D. M. Miller J. V. Wilson Hardover Street High Point

Pendleton to Visit as Nelsons Welcome Guests

Miss Garnelle Pendleton of Cramerton and Charlotte will be the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Nelson at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson spent last weekend in Anderson, S C with Mrs. Nelsons parents, the Floyd English family who held a reunion. Herbert Weston, now in U S Army training at Fort Scriven Georgia, is visiting his parents in Deep River during a five day furlough until May 27.

Alice Broughton Raleigh J. M. Broughton North Carolina Asheville Garnelle Pendleton Cramerton Charlotte Mrs Francis P. Nelson Wooveroo Anderson, S.C Herbert Weston U. S. Army Fort Scriven R. B. Weston Deep River

Used car restrictions ruled unconstitutional in North Carolina

Judge A Hall Johnson in Mecklenburg superior court ruled that the 1935 North Carolina act restricting locations of used car and auto parts businesses is unconstitutional. The law required such businesses, dealing largely with old automobiles, to be at least 150 yards from a hard surface highway unless screened from public view. The decision came in a case brought by county authorities against Tom Mattox and J L McCorkle.

Charlotte A. Hall Johnson Asheville Mecklenburg Superior Court Tom Mattox J. L. McCorkle

Ward League Plans for Season Bright Prospects

A group of about 90 youngsters gathered at the Coca Cola plant in the Washington Street assembly room for a Ward League meeting. The program featured a talk on the U S A and a performance of God Bless America led by Pinky Hedrick. J E Marsh, league president, chaired the session as plans to field eight clubs from the four wards were discussed, with North Park area noted as a prospect.

Washington Street Pinky” Hedrick North Park

Marmola Pills Claim Safe Slimming Without Starvation

A period ad touts Marmola as a sensible way to slim faces and figures without extreme dieting or exercise. It notes the product has sold for 30 years with over twenty million boxes, targeting adults with thyroid-related obesity and urging physician consultation for diagnosis.

Teams yet to be heard from in fourth wave representation

Following a business meeting the boys enjoyed iced cooled drinks as discussions continued about three teams possibly representing the fourth wave.

Mount McKinley Ice Clad Peak Reaches 14000 Feet

Mount McKinley, the North American loftiest peak, is shown with a thick ice covering extending to about 14 000 feet below the summit.

Mount MecKinley North America

Wild Turkeys Reach Mile Minute Speed With Volplaning

A wild turkey uses volplaning to achieve speeds up to a mile per minute. The rapid glide showcases surprising aerial capability in these birds, highlighting their speed and maneuverability in open habitats.

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