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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1946

Page

19

Tea And Topics Club Hears Review Of The Wayfarer

Mrs. Vernon W. Idol hosted the Tea And Topics club at her North Main Street home on Thursday afternoon Mrs. R H Sechrest led the program using The Wayfarer by Dan Wickenden and gave a vivid character portrayal Late autumn flowers adorned the room and a sweet course was served Visitor Mrs Charles McMurray was present along with club members C E Sheloff J E Marsh T W Sprinkle Logan Porter Joe Weaver R R Sechrest and W F Clayton

Vernon W. Idol North Main Street R. H. Sechrest Mrs. Idol C. E. Sheloff J. E. Marsh T. W. Sprinkle Logan Porter Joe Weaver R. R. Sechrest W. F. Clayton

PTA Meetings Highlight American Education Week

Several school parent teacher associations plan events this week. Emma Blair, Ray Street, Brentwood and Archdale PTAs host meetings and programs focusing on American Education Week with speakers, open houses, tea, and a fall festival to raise funds.

Brentwood Pta Brentwood School Parent Teacher Association John H. Kalte Archdale School Parent-Teacher Association of the

Baby Album Birthday Roundup At Local Addresses

Judy Ann Quick turns one on November 9 at 524 Ward Street. Joyce I Greenway celebrates first birthday October 31 from Route 5. James Stratton Knight III marks first birthday November 7, son of James Stratton Knight Jr. Carol Anne Pope turns two on November 5 from 1402 Welborn Street. Nancy Lee Swaim is three, birthday party noted on October 27 at 119 Elm Street.

Judy Ann Quick T. W. Quick Ward Street Joyce I. Greenway EB. 8 Greenway Route 5 James Stratton Knight James Stratton Knight, Jr C. G. Cox Carol Anne Pope Mrs. Chalmer D. Pope Welborn Street Nancy Lee Swaim H. L. Swaim Elm Street Thomas Hilliard Helen Hampton Henrietta Swaim

Local Scene Bits Include Visitors and Illness

Atlanta visitor Miss Freddie June Butler meets High Point Greensboro fans at a football game. Mrs. W. B. Miller recovers from surgery. Mrs. Bill Aldridge Jr. returns after hospital treatment. Many relatives travel, visit, and plan returns as hospital cases and family connections populate the week.

Freddie June Butler Atlanta, Ga A. B. Butler Lexington Avenue Bill Aldridge, Jr Thetis B. Talton Archdale Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Glenn A. Jones Anne Winston- Salem John A. Lindsay Jones Lindsay Greensboro High Point

Study on India at Wesley Memorial Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial Methodist plans a four session study on India. Dates are Tue Nov 12 Thu Nov 14 Mon Nov 18 Thu Nov 21 with talks by Dr. Philip Davis and Mrs. W. A. Bivins among others. An opening film and closing tea will conclude activities.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Wesley Memorial Methodist Church India C. A. York Philip Davis W. A. Bivins A. H. Whitley Genevieve Moore

Local Couple Announces October 7 Wedding

Grace Elizabeth Peace and Frank H. Howard plan marriage before a local justice of the peace on October 7. Miss Peace is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha Peace of 311 Howell Street and the late J. D. Peace and a local high school graduate. Howard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howard of Winders, Georgia, a World War II veteran with 35 months overseas, now employed at Tomlinsons. They will reside with the bride's mother.

Grace Elizabeth Peace Frank H. Howard Tomlinsons Moer

Refrigerator production consumes 337 pounds of coal

A historical note records that making a refrigerator requires 337 pounds of coal as part of its production energy inputs. The figure highlights the fuel intensity of early appliance manufacturing.

Symphony Study Group to Meet With Mrs Mehan

The Symphonic Enjoyment group of the AAUW will meet at Mrs Floyd D Mehan's home at 615 West Lexington Avenue Tuesday at 7 45 p m. The program features Mozart in G Minor Symphony No 40 as the regular study.

American Association of University Women Floyd D. Mehan West Lexington Avenue AAUW

S Amusante Club Sets Tuesday Meeting With Mrs Holbrook

The S Amusante club will gather Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for a regular meeting hosted by Mrs Carter Holbrook at Emerywood Court apartment.

S’amusante Club Carter Holbrook Emerywood Court

Miss Reid Discusses Occupational Therapy Here For Medical Auxiliary

The Guilford County Medical Society Ladies Auxiliary held a Friday luncheon at the Sheraton with 33 members from High Point and Greensboro. Miss Mary Reid, occupational therapist at the Guilford County sanatorium, spoke on her work and applications in patient care both mentally and physically.

Ladies’ Auxiliary The Guilford County Medical Society Sheraton Hotel High Point Greensboro Mary Reid Guilford County Sanatorium Reid Carrie McGirt Fred R. Taylor J. Esmond Slate

Twentieth Century Club Meets at Mrs Bundy’s Home

The Twentieth Century Study club will meet with Mrs R M Bundy at her Florham Avenue home on Wednesday November 1 at one o'clock for its regular meeting.

Twentieth Century Study Club R. M Bundy Florham Avenue

Scout Workers Return From Asheville Meeting

Six local Girl Scout workers who attended the Juliette Low regional meeting in Asheville returned home after the three day event. The delegation included Mrs. J. G., commissioner. Mrs. Blake Thompson, council member. Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs. G. R. Marlette, troop leaders. and staff members Mrs. Mabel Burnett and Mrs. J. B. Dobson.

Juliette Low Asheville J. G Blake Thompson George Lewis G. R .Marlette Mabel Burnett J. B. Dobson

Coal Required To Build A Lawn Mower Seventy-Five Pounds

A historical note states that seventy five pounds of coal are required to manufacture a lawn mower. This figure reflects early industrial energy inputs and production methods.

Friendly Club Meeting With Mrs Grubb

The Friendly Garden club will meet with Mrs D H Grubb at her home on Jamestown route one Wednesday afternoon at two thirty. Members are asked to attend as important business regarding the progressive Christmas party of the Garden council will be transacted.

Friendly Garden Club D. H. Grubb Jamestown Garden Council

Diamond wheels for precision grinding and cutting

Diamond wheels are used to grind hard metals and alloys plastics fibers ceramics and glass to very close tolerances and to cut quartz shape optical prisms and grind optical lenses.

Cliff Dwellings Found At Walnut Canyon AZ Site

About 300 cliff dwellings dating from 900 to 1100 A.D. are located at Walnut Canyon National Monument in northern Arizona.

Walnut Canyon National Monument Arizona

Coal Use For Freight Haulage Efficiency Spotlight

A railway study notes 11 pounds of coal are required to haul one ton of freight 100 miles. The finding highlights energy intensity in freight transport and implications for future fuel use and efficiency strategies.

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