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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1943

Page

10

Bary Ensemble To Perform At Community Association Series

The Bary Ensemble, a piano flute violin and cello group formed by Gertrude Barry, will perform December 1 at 8 p m in the senior high school auditorium as the second event in the local Community Association series. The group includes noted soloists and has appeared in New York and on major radio programs. The event aims to offer refined concert music and solo numbers to local audiences.

Bary C. F. Tomlinson Gertrude Barry Miss Bary Europe United States New York WJZ WEAF WQXR Wren California Orchestrette Classique New York Oratorior Society Albert Stoessel High Point Community Concert Association Virginia Peterson Mara Sebriansky Gertrude Bary Lorna Wren Columbia Concert Association

Asheboro Marriages and Club Meetings Reported

Dr and Mrs T Clyde Splade announce the marriage of Mary Catherine to Lt William Cicero Holder in Cheraw South Carolina on November 5. Other local weddings include Miss Merrietta Hodgin and Vaughn Hampton Dorsett at Bethel Church Ramseur. Miss Alice Moore and Cpl Charles Morris McFadden in Sanford. Wilma Jones wed to Dwight York in Bennettsville. Local clubs report meetings at the Dent hotel and home of Mrs Croom with plans for defense work and tuberculosis seal campaigns.

Asheboro T. Clyde Splade Albemarle Mary Catherine William Cicero Holder United States Air Force Cheraw D. C Holder Albemarle High School J. A. Holder Otis Field Mass Merrietta Hodgin Vaughn Hampton Dorsett Ramseur Saturda Seeing Oelveg Bey Methodist Church E. Pritchard John L. Jones Wilma Dwight York Luther York Bennettsville Kildee James D. Croom, Jr Tom Tolar William Lane Howard Craven

Beta Sigma Phi Teas Planned By Mu Chapter

The Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority issued invites for an informal tea to be held next Saturday November 27 from four to six at the Adams Memorial YWCA building. Cards list Beta Sigma Phi Saturday afternoon November twenty seventh four until six YWCA Tea.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A Beta Sigma Phi

Clubwomen Vote On Equal Rights Clause Before December

North Carolina clubwomen face a vote on a federal equal rights amendment. Mrs. John L. Whitehurst asks clubs to discuss and decide by December 1. The revision would guarantee equality under law and remove gender-based restrictions in property, earnings, and civil rights.

United States General Federation of Women's Clubs John L. Whitehurst General Federation Board of Directors Whitehurst J. Henry Highsmith North Carolina Federation Washington Senate Citizenship Departments

Hill Burrows Vows Spoken At Asheboro Church

Miss Frances Louise Burrows and Floyd Isom Hill wed in a 3 o clock Con gregational Christian church ceremony in Hartford Conn Rev Truman H Woodward officiated with a double ring setting. The bride, from Asheboro N C, wore a light blue crepe dress and white orchids. Both are Pratt Whitney Aircraft employees in Hartford and plan to live at 775 Main Street East Hartford after a Berkshire Hill trip.

Asheboro Frances Louise Burrows Floyd Isom Hill Congregational Christian Church Hartford Tenn Central High School University of Tennessee Pratt-Whitney Aircraft Corporation Conn

Nurses Receive Caps At Rex Hospital Of Nursing

Eighteen nurses capped at Rex Hospital of Nursing during the semi annual case exercise held on November 13. Miss Christine Mitchell and Miss Hazel C Williams led the ceremony with Williams in charge. Mitchell plans a visit to New York City before returning to visit her mother, Mrs. Rose Stone.

Christine Mitchell Rex Hospital of Nursing Hazel C Williams Miss Mitchell New York City Rose Stone North Main Street

Christmas Gifts For Service Men Asked By Red Cross Committee

The Piedmont Red Cross committee led by Mrs. Horace Haworth requests gifts for service men recently returned to hospital units after overseas service. Gifts should cost 35 to 50 cents to standardize value. Mrs. Forrest Murray and Mrs. George Wood coordinate the drive, with High Point led by Mrs. W T Powell.

Red Cross Piedmont Camp and Hospital Committee American Red Cross Horace Haworth Piedmont Council George Wood Igh Point W.T. Powell High Point The

Davidson Couple Announce Vows in Chesterfield South Carolina

Special to The Enterprise reports the marriage of Opal Vicky Hepler and John Olan Grabb on November 6 in Chesterfield South Carolina. Rev Ed Redfern officiated ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs Meda Hepler and the late J E Hepler of Lexington Route 2, is a Denton High School 1941 graduate and worked at Morris Hosiery Mill in Denton. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs John Grubb of Lexington Route 2, attended Denton High and has been with Myers Service Station in Thomasville.

Dorsett John Hodgin Ramseur Ramseur High School Mr. Dorsett C. C Ina Marley Dorsett Brevard College Marley Enterprise Denton Opal Vicky Hepler John Olan Grabb Chesterfield S. C Ed Redfern Meda Hepler J. E. Hepler Lexington Route 2 Morris Hosiery Mill

Service Men Feted At Informal Party At Bryce College

Officials and students of Bryce Commercial College entertained a group of service men from Bashining Center Number Ten in Greensboro with an informal party Friday evening. About eighty five attended as bingo and dancing provided entertainment. Rooms were decorated in a red white and blue motif and music for dancing played from eight to eleven thirty. Hosts included Miss Marie len, operator of the school, Mrs Louise Armfield and Mr and Mrs Walter Lawrenson.

Bryce Commercial College Bashining Center Greensboro Jones Marielen Louise Armfield Walter Lawrenson

Thomasville Ulu mas Benefit Party and Bridge Club Meeting

The Thomasville Woman's Club hosted a benefit bridge tea at the Elliott Drive clubhouse with a large turnout. Attendees greeted by Mrs. C. L. White Jr and others. top score won by Mrs. Ben Harris, rook winner Mrs. Robert Williams. refreshments and flowers enhanced the event.

Thomasville Ben Harris John Crowell M. D. Bales Robert Williams Rook Kate Norment John Penning

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