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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1947

Page

16

Garden Club Honors North Carolina Leader at Meeting

The Study club met at Florham avenue with Mrs I B hosting as Mrs Fred Bartlett was honored for her NC Garden clubs role. Mrs Robert Bain reported on the Asheville convention while plans for a Thursday picnic at Mrs Clarence Browns 1331 Centennial avenue were set for 10 30.

I. B Florham Avenue Fred Bartlett North Carolina Barnett Dale Montgomery Robert Bain Asheville A. C. Sawyer Clarence Brown Centennial Avenue Nature Study Club Emerywood Country Club G. I. Humphreys West College Drive High Point College

Education Dept Meets Wednesday at Mrs Stainback Home

The High Point Woman's Club Education department will gather Wednesday at 3 pm at 415 Otteray Drive, hosted by Mrs. C. B. Stainback. Rev. W. Wilbur Hutchins of the First Baptist Church speaks on Education Youth Conservation with hostesses Mesdames Forrest Bostian Harville and Pappas.

High Point Woman's Club C. B. Stainback Otteray Drive W. Wilbur Hutchins First Baptist Church Industrial Department YWCA High Point College First Methodist Church Ruth Surratt Mills Home Thomasville Margaret Short Ralph Zimmerman Mills Home High Louise L. Blake Emerywood Country Club

YWCA Membership Up as May Drive Exceeds Old High

Mrs. George Machen reports 780 new members joined in May with 187 added to the rolls, bringing total 1947 YWCA membership to 7800. She praises 74 workers for expanding awareness of YWCA services among High Point women and building future growth toward over 800 members.

George Machen Machen

Store shelled nuts with proper containment and cooling

Nut meats with high fat content require tight containers and a cool dry storage. Prolonged exposure to air leads to rancidity, so keep shelled nuts in sealed, airtight containers in a cool dry place.

High Point clubs schedule week events and meetings

Calendared events outline meetings and socials for United Daughters of the Confederacy, study clubs, bridge party, temperance union, beauticians group, Junior Service League, golf association, and more. Venues include Sheraton hotel, Em erywood country club, Salisbury club, and Mills Home.

Jewish Women Study Operetta At Final Meeting

The High Point Council of Jewish Women study group will meet Wednesday at 8 PM hosted by Mrs. Philip Silver at 602 Parkway. The program features the operetta The Student Prince by Sigmund Romberg.

High Point Council of Jewish Women Philip Silver Parkway Prince Sigmund Romberg

Miss Jeraleen York Weds Kay Jay Conrad in Winston-Salem

Miss Jeraleen York daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey O York of Winston-Salem married Kay Jay Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Kapp J Conrad at Ogburn Memorial Methodist Church in Winston-Salem. The ceremony included Dr W L Hutchins as minister and traditional vows with music by Mrs Paul Shamel and Miss Mildred Shouse. The couple plans travel attire and both hold steady jobs in local firms after their May 24 wedding.

Kay Jay Conrad Jeraleen York Harvey C. York Walker Road Winston-Salem High Point Ogburn Memorial Methodist Church Harvey O. York Kapp J. Conrad W. L. Hutchins Paul Shamel Mildred Shouse Christine Thompson Chapel Hill Manly Conrad Robert Baker Conrad Mineral Springs High School High Point College Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Lewisville Norfolk and Western Railway Company

BPWC Meets Wednesday to See Film at Sheraton

The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Sheraton hotel for a business session. J J Tyler will present the new sound film Meet North Carolina recently previewed before Governor Cherry state officials and the legislature.

High Point Business and Professional Women's Club Sheraton Hotel North Carolina J. J. Tyler Esso R. Gregg Cherry

Kindergarten Parents Program Highlights Local School

The Town and Country kindergarten run by Mrs. L. F. Voorhees on Forest Hill drive hosted an afternoon program for parents. Children produced a health story puppet show, served refreshments, and performed poems and a toy orchestra with peers acting behind the scenes. Participants included Patsy Amos, Blanche Bonner, Nina Burris, Edith Causby, and many others as the class prepared for its end-of-year picnic.

Town and Country School L. F. Voorhees Forest Hill Drive Patsy Amos Blanche Baker Bonner Nina Burris Edith Causby John Thompson Elva Edwards Hank Foscue Carolyna Gold Billy Gluyas Cliff Hawkins Fred Jones Betty Lou Mitchell Jane Massey Becky Ritter Carolyn Tyson Stafford Warren David Williams Charles Oept Joe Trepke Warner Tell

WCTU Schedule Meeting With Mrs Parker at Home

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs E H Parker at 1210 North Hamilton Street. Mrs C A York will present findings from the Wesley Memorial Methodist church workshop. Presidents of all church missionary societies are invited.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union E. H. Parker North Hamilton Street C. A. York Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

Miss Cleveland Engaged to Eneas Burton Wedding in Summer

Mrs. Pauline Cleveland announces the engagement of her daughter Margaret Fern Cleveland to Eneas Burton son of Mr and Mrs C J Burton of High Point Route Five The couple plan a wedding in the early summer.

Pauline Cleveland Adams Street Margaret Fern Eneas Burton C. J. Burton High Point

Early noodles traced in China before Italian use

Researchers note that Chinese cooks may have used pasta varieties such as spaghetti and macaroni earlier than Italian chefs, challenging assumptions about the origin and timing of these shapes.

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Bose Fred J. Bartlett New State Garden Club Princess Beauty Shop N. Main St Education Dept High Point, N. C Cologaes Sumner Moonvine Fiona Ee Soeay ST. Ds United Daughters of the Confederacy A. L. Thompson Greensboro Country U Study Club Valette J. Harris Rockford Road J. Paul Ingle Charleston Beauticians Group Patricia Johnston Minneapolis Salisbury Club E. C. Bryant Henry V. Koonts 20Th Century Club Ek. Rozzelle South Shawthorne Road BPWC Miss Regina Warner Meszanine Sheraton Hotel Royals Cleaners Guilford N. Main WCTU Parker Miss Cleveland Dunhill Jewelers Denier Misty Blue Our Gilbert
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