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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1947

Page

21

Mrs Ellis Discusses The Stage For Canterbury Club Program

Mrs W F Ellis spoke on The Stage before Canterbury Club at Greenway home of Mrs Simmons. She based remarks on Gene Fowler’s Good Night Sweet Prince, noting stage and actor issues as members listened.

Canterbury Club William D. Simmons Greenway M Ellis W. D. Sale Mrs. Ellis Sweet Prince Gene Fowler Simmons Mesdames V. D. Sale Charles Perry Harry Brockmann W. B. Hall W. F. Ellis Paul Hardin J . Lindsay R. V. Hayworth Mrs. Simmons

Informal Tea at Jack and Jill Kindergarten Marks Education Week

During American Education Week the Jack and Jill kindergarten hosted a tea Friday afternoon at 110 Sunset Drive. Parents visited, enjoyed tea and cookies arranged with chrysanthemums. staff and helpers included Mrs. Cum mins Mrs. Stone Miss Jones and several assistants. A birth notice reports Rebecca Ann Mason born November 13 to Huey S Mason and Loraine Lunsford.

Jack and Jill Kinarten and Nursery School Sunset Drive E. O. Cummins Stuart Stone Elizabeth Jones Iun Teela Nancy Welborn July Grayson Becky Oakley Becky Moore Linda Key Katherine Sawyers James Caldwell Bobby Fiale M Mike Pierce Chuck” Ritchie Ronney Jarrett Don Whitesel Philip McDonald Roger Masons Huey S. Mason Archdale Rebecca Ann Mason Loraine Lunsford Union Grove

Garden Club Meetings Set in Raleigh With Mrs Bartlett Attending

Mrs Bartlett state president will attend conservation luncheon at the Raleigh Woman's club on Thursday November 20 at 1 pm. Mrs Francke a vice president of Friends of the Land will address and preside. A roadside development conference follows Friday November 21 at 11 am with Dean House as guest speaker and officer elections.

Luis-John Francke Brookville Long Island N. Y North Carolina Garden Club Conservation Conference Raleigh Woman's Club F. J. Bartlett High Point Garden Club of America Carolina Hotel Raleigh Dean R. B. House N. C. Garden Club Bartlett

Births Announced for Davis Abbott and Wood Families

Mr and Mrs Lewis H Davis announce the birth of a daughter Pamelia Olivia on November 9 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs R J Abbott announce a son Danny Ray born November 8 at the same hospital. Mr and Mrs J D Wood Jr announce a daughter Tamara Dawn born November 13 at Boulevard unit. Mrs Wood alias Virginia Wagoner of Jamestown. Also a note that in 1947 US people spent about twice as much as in 1939 for goods and services.

Lewis H. Davis Brentwoodpartments Pamelia Olivia Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Danny Ray Abbott R. J. Abbott Thissell Street Danny Ray Boulevard Woods Mies J. D. Wood, Jr Church Street Tamara Dawn Wood Virginia Wagoner Jamestown U. S

Our Baby Album

Susan Diane Pope celebrates two years old on November 5 with parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pope of Sinclair extension route 5. Judy Marsh turns two on November 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Marsh Route 1 Kernersville. Rebecca Jean Hepler is two as of November 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hepler 804 Commerce street. Wayne McKinley Davis reaches three on November 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Davis 608 Barbee street.

Susan Diane Pope Richard Pope Sinclair Extension Route 5 Little Judy Marsh C. R. Marsh Kernersville Rebecca Jean Hepler Paul Hepler Commerce Street Wayne McKinley Davis Carl H. Davis Barbee Street

Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams

Advice from high school students on dating conversation and social fit. Readers describe pitfalls in popular impression making, temper, and listening roles. A note offers a hair care tip and a stamped self addressed envelope for more guidance.

Elinor Williams

Jerry Ann Lovelace Hostess At Junior Garden Club

Yesterday morning at 10 the Wonderland Garden club met at Colonial Drive home of Jerry Ann Lovelace with her mother assisting. Betty Parker opened with Thanksgiving Time as Fredericka Mundy led business and the group chose a pledge. A note from Elizabeth Gurley thanked the club for the library terrarium and Patricia Murray, Ellen Foscue and Mundy presented a Birds of Our Community program. The club pledged to build a feeding station for birds in their yards.

Wonderland Garden Club Jerry Ann Lovelace Colonial Drive James B. Lovelace Betty Parker Fredericka Mundy Elizabeth Gurley

Lutheran Church At Thomasville Gets New Pastor

Thomasville news notes Grace Lutheran church welcomes Rev. Charles S. Wessinger of Saluda South Carolina as new pastor He will preach his first sermon at 11 o clock today detailing his background formerly led St Pauls church in Saluda and will serve the Thomasville congregation

Thomasville Grace Lutheran Church Charles S. Wessinger Saluda S. C St. Paul’s Church Wessinger

Bride-Elect Feted By Miss Strother At Informal Party

Miss Mary Brown, bride elect of Nvember 22, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Elsie Strother at her Cedrow extension home. Guests enjoyed bingo with shower gifts, then an ice course buffet. Attending were Misses Betty Brown Faith Strother Scene Strother Rae Wilson and Mesdames William Brown Joseph Cecil W Evan Cecil and Raymond Elliott.

Mary Brown Elsie Strother Cedrow Miss Brown R. L. Elliott Betty Brown W. Evan Cecil Faith Strother Scene Strother Durham Rae Wilson William Brown Joseph Cecil Raymond Elliott

Local minister installed at Thom asville church parsonage

Mrs. Wessinger arrived in Thom asville on Wednesday and established residence in the church parsonage on Salem street. He grew up in Salisbury and graduated from Lenoir Rhyne College in Hickory and Lutheran Seminary in Columbia South Carolina. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. B J Wessinger of Hickory. Mrs. Wessinger was Miss Alice Young of Charlotte. Rev Mr Wessinger succeeds Rev C R Patterson of Hickory.

Wessinger Thomasville Church Parsonage Salem Street Salisbury Lenoir-Rhyne College Hickory Lutheran Seminary Columbia S. C B. J. Wessinger

Sketches of Six Famous Women Presented By Mrs Moffitt At Philomat

Mrs Moffitt gave brief sketches of wives of six famous contemporary Americans at the Philomat club meeting hosted by Mrs A G Douglas on North Main Street. She highlighted Mrs Harry Truman as most publicized yet least known and noted Martha Taft as most brilliant.

Philorarawan Club A. G. Douglas North Main Street Moffitt Harry Truman Martha Taft Robert Taft Mildred Austin United States United Nations Iola Wallace Henry A. Wallace Hazel Vandenburg Arthur Vandenburg

Coastal Plain of Judaea and Samaria Compared to California

The coastal plains of Judaea and Samaria in Palestine form a region resembling Southern California in geography and climate, linking the Mediterranean shoreline to inland terrains. The description suggests a warm, sunlit coastal zone transitioning to arid inland areas with varied topography.

Judaea Samaria Palestine California

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Jack and Jill Western Electric S. Elm ST Greensboro, N. Y Mrs. Bartlett Pamelia Olivie Davis Croup Coats & Suits Coats & Suits Stainback’s Coats Stainback Ladies’ Apparel Shop Our Junior Garden Club Lutheran Church At Miss Strother Igil Idol Winston-Salem Joseph J. Cox R. K. Stewart Guilford Furniture CO N. Main &T Tobias N. Main Haly Ntu Alee Sara Brandon Kirby Duchess Pastry Shop New York Stanley Efird Duchess F & B Groce North Main ST Samuel Hyman S. Main Duluya Bulova Marie
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