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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1948
Page
6
The YWCA lists a Wednesday lineup with Pickett Library gathering at 3 45 p m for Jr Art Class 4 00 p m Y Teems for grades 10 11 12 at the YWCA supper and bowling 6 30 p m Vespot supper and business meeting 7 30 p m crafts and Spanish classes and a 7 30 p m 9th 10th grade canteen on Friday.
A colony of purple martins nests annually in a birdhouse placed on a busy downtown street in Harrisburg Pennsylvania attracting attention from residents and passersby.
An ad claims Canour is scientifically prepared and tested to improve appetite aid digestion and build resistance when taken periodically as a monthly tonic. It urges readers to get Carport today during stressful days.
The November High Point garden club council meeting at the YWCA presided by Mrs. John C. Sheloff added three new tentative clubs Out Our Way Jamestown and the Magic Key, raising total clubs to two dozen. The spring flower show was set for the armory with planning underway by the executive board led by Mrs. Fred Bartlett and three members named to assist.
Miss Mary Louise Blackwell of High Point and Grady William Leonard of Winston-Salem wed October 16 in Columbia South Carolina. The double ring ceremony at the bride’s aunt home featured palms and white gladioli. The couple, now at 1128 Adams Street, left for a wedding trip after vows performed by Rev. Virgil Long.
More than 200 000 garden club members in the United States raised over 40 000 to ship 70 000 garden units of seeds to Europe. Mrs Helen Smith Hull led the effort with the National Council of State Garden Clubs, distributing seeds via Church World Services to aid hunger relief regardless of race or creed.
The Broad Street nursery hosted a gala Hallowe'en party on Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Kilburn and Mrs. Arthur Snyder greeted attendees in colorful costumes. A story was told, songs were sung, and a duet by Stevie Setzer and Aby Scarce with piano by Mrs. Ralph Miller entertained. Refreshments included lime punch doughnuts and candy for the children and a long list of attendees followed.
The executive board of the High Point Altrusa club will meet Friday at 6 30 P M at the Sheratton hotel in the coffee shop. Miss Sarah Holmes will be hostess. The November board session will follow the dinner.
The Friendship club will be entertained by Mrs Folgar at her home 113 Hillcrest drive on Thursday evening at eight o'clock according to an announcement made late yesterday. Horns have been tried out by many types of animals that no longer wear them. There once was a species of horned gopher.
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