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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1956

Page

15

Parties and meetings enliven Asheboro in past week

Social events in Asheboro included a tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Shaver honoring their daughter Theresa Shaver Bethune, engagement to Robert Emrett Ellison of Charlotte announced. A bridge luncheon at Mrs. W. C. Shaver's featured prizes to Mrs. R. W. Gwyn Jr. and Mrs. Robert Jones. Birthday party celebrated Robert M. Flynn's sixth. Randolph Book Club with Charles G. Bossong showcased Europe photos. Newcomers Club hosted Red Cross speakers Parker Phillips and Norman Miner. Friday Afternoon Book Club reviewed By a Own Hand. Currant jelly glaze recipe noted for boneless pork shoulder butt.

Ernest C. Shaver Theresa Shaver Bethune Robert Emrett Ellison Charlotte W. C. Shaver T. R. Farlow W. M. Geering R. W. Gwyn Jr Robert Jones Homer Bailifr Charles G. Bossong Randolph Book Club Charles W. McCray Asheboro New Comers Club P. A. Martin Gray Teal Parker Phillips The American Red Cross Norman Miner Red Cross

Miles and Kirkman Address BPW Mid Year Council

Dr. Minnie C Miles and Senator O Arthur Kirkman spoke to BPW members at the Mid Year Council in High Point. Miles urged planning action and attitude toward achievement while Kirkman discussed upcoming General Assembly issues including tax reform and home rule. The event featured a luncheon for about 170 and included musical numbers and notes on state legislative program.

Rena A. Blalock Statesville Lois Frazier Raleigh O. Arthur Kirkman Mathilde Hardaway Katherine Counts Greensboro Rose Badgett Asheboro Council Enterprise Janet Teague Minnie C. Miles Senator Kirkman BPW Sheraton Ballroom Minnie Spina Miles School of Commerce University of Alabama Dr. Miles Purdue University Northwestern Maude Reynolds High Point George Covington J. R. Maners Sandra Ridge Sheraton Kirkman North Carolina General Assembly Business and Professional Womens Clubs General Assembly North Carolina Consolidated University Cites WCMC North Carolina Federation Greensboro Club Florence E. Monroe Lorene Weaver J. Wrfield Lee Barbara Wall Golden Key Lee Helen Graham High Point City Schools Music Department Carolina Wall Esther Ross Kate B. Ragan

Coffee At Young Home Compliments Miss Hayworth

Mrs. Charles Young hosted a morning social on Charlotte Street from 10 to noon to honor Miss Betty Lou Hayworth. Guests enjoyed red plaid attire, red rose corsage, white Bible as a wedding keepsake, and festive yellow and red chrysanthemum decorations. Betty Lou Hayworth plans to marry Kermit B. Hall at Springfield Friends Meeting House this month.

Charles Young Charlotte Street Betty Lou Hayworth Miss Hayworth Carl Hatley Vicki Hayworth Ellen Hatley Hayworth Kermit B. Hall Springfield

Household Hints Demonstration at Union Hill Club

Mrs. Rachel Laughlin will lead a Household Hints demonstration at the Union Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting Wednesday at 1 30 o clock. The group will meet with Mrs. Frank Campbell of Central Boulevard.

Rachel Laughlin Union Hill Home Demonstration Club Frank Campbell Central Boulevard

Equal Bone Count Across All Dogs Regardless of Size

A basic anatomical fact states that dogs share a uniform bone count in their bodies despite variations in size. This consistency underpins veterinary anatomy and comparative biology without regard to breed or growth.

Wednesday Garden Club Meet In Burbank

The Garden Club will hold a morning meeting at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joe A. Johnson 507 Colonial Ave. Members are asked to bring an arrangement of fruit and vegetables. Mrs. Al Klemme and Mrs. E. H. Jarrett will serve as associate hostesses.

Garden Club Joe A. Johnson Colonial Ave al Klemme E. H. Jarrett

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Robert M. Flynn Mrs. M. T. Flynn Fishelle John T. Ellis & Co Ladies Fine Apparel Main St YWCA John T. Ellis America John T. Ellis & Co. “Ladies Fine Apparel YMCA S. Main St BPWC V.lp N. C. Federation of Business and Professional Clubs Dite Vibe Young Home Burbank Monark Shade Co Gorham Gorham Sterling BY International Silver CO International Silver CO Gerkinsony Jewelers North Main
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