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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1946

Page

8

Reception honors Father Lawrence Hill at High Point tea

Father Robert M. MacMillan hosted a Sunday afternoon reception for Father Lawrence Hill before his move to Asheville. About 300 parishioners and friends called at the Barbee Street rectory to bid farewell as Hill leaves after two years as assistant rector. The event featured a white and silver decor with chrysanthemums and candles, a tea service, and a receiving line including Father McMillan, Father Hill, and church officials and guild members.

Robert M. MacMillan Saint Edward's Parish Lawrence Hill High Point Asheville Father Hill St. Lawrence Durin Barbee Street Father McMillan Thomas Feeney Church William Price Steve Neely Woman's Guild Mary Ruth Horney Anne Steed Carolyn Snowden Myron Folger James McDowell Father Bernadine Watson Father Pius Christ, the King Church

Miss Faye Long to Wed Perry L. Culler Nov 28

Mrs. William H Long announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Faye Elizabeth to Perry L Culler son of Mrs Perry L Culler Greensboro. The wedding will be held Thursday November 28 at 9 o'clock at the home of Rev Hoy L Fesperman with close friends and relatives present. Attendants will be Mr and Mrs Clay Royals and Miss Jean Fesperman will provide nuptial music.

William H. Long Faye Elizabeth Perry L Pete) Culler Perry L. Culler Hoy L. Fesperman Greensboro Mrs. Clay Royals Jean Fesperman

Altrusa and club gatherings listed for week in High Point area

Local calendar lists Altrusa at Sheraton with dinner and call-in for absentees, Symphonic Iee study club at U W with Mrs Mehan, Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, L Amusante at Em erywood with Mrs Holbrook, garden club entertaining at 713 West Farriss, a coffee for Miss Gray son, and multiple study and professional group meetings through Friday including YWCA luncheon and Canterbury club events plus a bridge club gathering Saturday at Emerywood country club.

Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Vera H. Smith Symphonic Iee U. W Floyd D. Mehan West Lexington Avenue High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple L'Amusante Club Carter Holbrook Emerywood Court Apartments

Scout Council to Meet Thursday for Annual Session

The Girl Scout council will convene at headquarters Thursday at ten. The nominating committee report will be heard, but officer elections will be tabled until next month. Troops 33 and 43, linked to First Presbyterian church and Emma Blair school, gathered Saturday for outdoor cook badge work and dam site observations at the lake, led by Mrs. Charles Lee Amos Jr, Mrs. Ray Nibbelink, Mrs. Roscoe Adams, and Mrs. Mabel Burnett.

Girl Scout Council Girl Scout Nomina Committee First Presbyterian Church Emma Blair Charles Lee Amos, Jr Ray Nibbelink Roscoe Adams Mabel Burnett

Phillips Speaks in Florida at Parents and Teachers Meet

Charles W. Phillips of Greensboro former Trinity resident and now director of public relations for Woman's College will address the opening session of the Florida congress of Parents and Teachers in Tallahassee He serves as second vice president of the national body and will attend president conferences and the banquet with Gov Caldwell and cabinet members at the Florida State College for Women

Charles W. Phillips Greensboro Trinity Woman's College Florida Congress of Parents and Teachers Tallahassee National Congress of Parents and Teachers Florida State College For Women Millard F. Caldwell

New Garden Club Meets Tomorrow in High Point

High Point's newest garden club led by Mrs. James Mattocks holds a 10 AM meeting tomorrow at 713 West Farriss Avenue. Mrs. Leon Bernard hosts with Mrs. Fred Cox as associate hostess. Guest speaker Mrs. C. B. Mattocks will speak and members will choose a club name.

Leon Bernard West Farriss Avenue Fred Cox C. B. Mattocks P. Y. Adams Frances Grayson Twentieth Century Study Club R. M. Bundy Florham Avenue Business and Professional Women's Club Carrie McGirt Virginia Ryan High Point Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital James Mattocks

Mrs Blackburn Attends Atlanta African Violet Show

Mrs. R. R. Blackburn returned to the city by plane after attending an African violet show in Atlanta held November 8-9. Sponsored by Hastings Seed Company this third annual event laid groundwork for forming a national society of African violets.

R. R. Blackburn Montheu Avenue Atlanta Hastings Seed Company

Families encouraged to visit schools during American Education Week

Thousands of parents are urged to visit North Carolina schools this week as American Education Week promotes better schooling. Sponsored by the National Education Association, the American Legion, the U S Office of Education, and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Dr Theo Dalton of Graham heads the NC Congress of Parents and Teachers urging tours, classroom observation, and teacher meetings to spur improvement. This 26th observance carries the theme Education for the Atomic Age aligned with the PTA title Laying Firm Foundations.

Swannanoa National Education Association The American Legion United States Office of Education National Congress of Parents and Teachers North Carolina

Program on India Heard by Guild

Approximately 40 members and one guest Miss Rachel Wall attended the monthly meeting of the Wesleyan service guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist church in the choir room last evening. New officers for 1947 were elected including Lillian Marlowe as president and Bess Sheloff as chairman presenting the new slate. The guild voted a $40 contribution for educational purposes in India.

Rachel Wall Wesleyan Service Guild Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Bess Sheloff Lillian Marlowe Elva Davis Ruth Harbinson Helen Dorsett Lillian Kimrey Maxine Lee Mary Whitely Guild Statesville Greensboro Ollie Sherrill Marlowe Leila Smith Russell Payne Sam Taylor India Mr. Taylor Mohammed Singh Payne Taylor Elsie Smith Jack Reeves Ethel Upshaw

Thomasville Ace of Clubs Hostesses Fall Bridge Gathering

Mrs Vernon Snider entertained Ace of Clubs members at her home in Thomasville with two tables of bridge amid fall flowers. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Rapp high score, Mrs J S Green runner up, and guest Mrs J S Hix won visitors prize. Attending were Mrs Hix, Mrs Rapp, Mrs Green, Mrs Charles Finch, Alvah Boyles, Julius Green, R K Farrington and J F Garner. Mrs W Stout returned home from a visit near the D C.

Thomasville Vernon Snider Ace of Clubs Bridge Club Walter Rapp J. S. Green J. S. Hix Mesdames Hix Rapp, Green Charles Finch Alvah Boyles Julius Green R. K. Farrington J. F. Garner

A Double End-Play Wraps Up 4 Spades

McKENNEY ON BRIDGE describes an end-play by declarer in a 4 Spades hand. The narrative details the sequence: dummy and West each contribute key cards, leading to West being end-played in diamonds and East forced into a difficult discard. The column notes the alternate line and confirms the actual outcome.

Peter Leventritt New York Declarer Est West North East Fast Dummy

Births at High Point Memorial Hospital

Capt and Mrs William Roman announce a son William Kenny born November 8 at the Boulevard unit. Mrs Roman is Lea trice Lindley of Archdale. Mr and Mrs Ray C Waters announce a daughter Mary Susan born November 11 at the Boulevard unit. Douglas F Bryant and Norma Loften announce a son Douglas Craig born November 8 at the Boulevard unit. Mr Bryant is a fireman first class in the navy aboard U S S Shelikof stationed in Panama.

William Roman William Kenny Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Roman Leatrice Lindley Archdale Ray C. Waters Grimes Street Kinston Mary Susan Boulevard Unit Bryants Douglas F. Bryant Westchester Drive Douglas Craig Bryant E.M Panama U.S.S. Shelikof Norma Loften

Dessert Bridge Honors Miss Grayson Ahead of Wedding

Miss Eleanor Welch hosted a dessert bridge on the Winston Salem road with rival players at three tables. The event celebrated Miss Grayson’s upcoming marriage to Murray M. Miller with harp music, floral arrangements, and a top prize won by Mrs. James Groome Jr. Additional guests included sisters and neighbors. A luncheon plan at Mrs. Tillman’s home follows.

YWCA Adams Memorial Ywca Philip Davis Robert Bain Canterbury Club Charles F. Carroll Greenway Drive Miss Grayson Miller Thomasville Woman's Club Furman Covington James E. Lambeth, Jr Thomasville Frances Grayson Murry M. Miller Eleanor Welch Winston-Salem Road Miss Welch James Groome, Jr John A. Marsh, Jr Groome Betty Lou Jackson Eleanor Amos Jane Austin Edward L. Short Fred Tillman Kenner Amos M. C. Henderson William Mowery

Graduate Nurses Meet Tomorrow at Boulevard Hospital

The High Point graduate nurses will meet tomorrow evening in the Boulevard hospital dining room. Officers will be elected and a report on the state meeting will be heard at this time.

High Point Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Wham

Fidelis Circle to Meet at Green Street Baptist

The Fidelis circle of Green Street Baptist will meet at Mrs. Bill Johnson's home 512 White Oak Street on Thursday night at 7:30.

Fidelis Green Street

Local residents visit and health updates from city

Mrs Paul Hamilton returned from Hutchinson Kansas after two weeks with her daughter. Mrs Ray M Caudle moved from Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital to her home 524 Denny street and receives visitors. Miss Gertrude Carraway and Mrs E C Gregory guest speakers at Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting hosted by Mrs J W Harriss. Mrs L B Brown returned from Norfolk after a weekend visit with Seaman Lawrence Brown and touring the U S S Colonial.

Paul Hamilton Hutchinson Kansas Ray M. Caudle Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Denny Street Gertrude Carraway New Bern E. C. Gregory Salisbury Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution J. W. Harriss City J. F. Hayden L. B. Brown Kennedy Street Norfolk Lawrence Brown Navy Naval Base U. S. S. Colonial Seaman Brown

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