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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1956
Page
13
Virginia M. Nance reports Tyrrell County 4-H members learn the purpose of record keeping through club activities. Pat Spencer from Columbia 4-H explains the shift from merely filling books to compiling quality records after attending 4-H club week.
Asheboro scene features Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Mrs. Archie Smith’s home with a program on National Defense. Bridge luncheon yields top scores to Mrs. Doak and Mrs. Pritchard. traveling prize to Mrs. Turner. Musical Arts Junior Club elects officers led by president Rachel Trogdon. Reviewer's Book Club open meeting at the Asheboro Country Club includes vocalist David Gelbach and talks by Dr. Lee F. Tuttle from Winston-Salem. Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs. Luke Query and Mrs. Charles Owen with high scores for Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. Moser.
A home makeover blends office space and apartment in a 40 year old house on the edge of a business district. A doctor converts the first floor to an office while the wife creates a two bedroom, two closet, L shaped living area upstairs with preserved beams, painted floor, and blue mica countertops. The interior uses sandalwood and chocolate tones with early American antiques and a clutter free family room enhanced by neutral walls and shutters.
The High Point Branch Council of Jewish Women sponsors a come and vote luncheon at B n A I Israel Educational Center Tuesday at 12 30. Free transportation and baby sitting arranged. A straw ballot will follow the debate comparing local and national votes. Mrs Harry Lamet speaks for Republicans and Mrs Harry Jacobs for Democrats. Transportation to polling places provided for attendees.
Memos urge citizens to vote Tuesday and fulfill civic duty. The message also encourages buying light bulbs at Jaycee Demolap.
Tobias Bridal Shop highlights over 2,000 North Carolina weddings as its experience background. The shop offers bridal gowns and engraved invitations with a tie to bridal publications. Second Floor.
The Weekly Duplicate Bridge Series will be held at the Woman's Club on W High St Tuesday at 7:45 pm under the club sponsorship. Open to all interested in duplicate bridge. partners available if needed. Mrs C G Mackintosh invites the public to attend to support the clubhouse building fund.
Mrs. Floyd Deaton of Liberty, an accredited judge, will speak to the Nature Study Club at Wesley Hall Wesley Memorial Methodist Church at 10 o clock Thursday morning. The topic is Christmas Arrangements. Hostesses are Mrs. L. P. Earnhart and Mrs. Franklin C. Welch, with a luncheon at the Emerywood club to follow.
Expecting mothers can find clever new jackets jer kings shirts slacks pedal pushers bermudas skirts and dresses in sizes and styles on the second floor. Prices range from 3.98 to 28.98 as the store invites shoppers to come see the new maternity collection.
The Canterbury Club will meet at Mrs. R. V. Hayworth’s Greensboro Route 3 home Friday at 3 30. Speaker Mrs. Louis F Voorhees will discuss Religion and Art in Africa as part of the series on Africa.
The Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sig Ima Phi will host a dinner at the Woman's Club House on Monday evening at seven o'clock. After dinner seven new pledges will receive the pledge ritual.
Tobias offers tailor made cashmere coats in 4 weeks at the same price as ready made. Cashmere by Einiger and tailoring by Country Tweeds. 14 new colors and 8 new styles with stock options. Second Floor.
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