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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1951

Page

2

Insurance Women Plan Bosses Night Event at Emerywood

High Point Thomasville Association Insurance Women met at Mrs Kate Bragans home to finalize Bosses Night plans for November 30 at Emerywood Country Club. President Mrs Beethe Gordon led the meeting with preparations for a Christmas project adoption of an orphan girl at Mills Home Thomasville. Twenty five members attended the session.

High Point Thomasville Association Kate Bragan Chestmull Street Emerywood Country Club Beethe Gordon Mills Home Thomasville

Bridal Shower Honors Miss Peggy Royals Before Her Wedding

Mrs Claudhe Mann and Mrs Pete Cutler hosted at Springfield Avenue to honor Peggy P Royals, soon to wed Clayton Nooe. A corsage greeted her arrival, with decorated rooms, games, prizes for guests, and a dining room display of gifts including a club aluminum set, as 20 guests enjoyed refreshments.

Claudhe Mann Pete Cutler Springfield Avenue Peggy P Royals Clayton Nooe Mesdames Ellis

Modern Arts Club studies modern residential architecture

At a meeting of the Modern Arts Study Group held at Mrs. Marcus J. Aderholt’s West Howell Street home, Robert W. Conner of Voorhees & Everhart discussed modern residential architecture. He said a modern house blends technical, social, and psychological factors shaped by family needs and function, outlining key design considerations and the role of lot, cost, family size, and personalities.

Moder Marcus J. Aderholt Howell Street Robert W. Conner Voorhees & Everhart

World Fellowship topic at Double M Club luncheon

Mrs. L. C. Chiles spoke to the Double M Club on World Fellowship at a YWCA luncheon with 65 attendees. She urged turning from self to others as YWCA promotes goodwill in 65 countries. Members collected socks for Germany and discussed the pansy sale and revised club constitution to be voted on next meeting.

L. C. Chiles Aviams Memorial Ywca Ity-Five YWCA Robert D. Wilson Cilles Smith Moss Guy Shivers J. W. Snotherly Earl Hutto George Starling Lester Burge James Estes James Collins Germany James Kidd

Wild Flower Garden Club Meets At Mrs Chidester Home

The Wild Flower Garden Club entertained at Mrs I L Chidester’s Rotary Drive home with Miss Barbara Brooks as associate hostess and Miss Louise Hunter presenting a program on Restoration. Mrs Paul Spencer opened the meeting and welcomed new member Mrs Reitzel Pitts.

Wild Flower Garden Club I. L. Chidester Rotary Drive Barbara Brooks Louise Hunter Paul Spencer Garden Club Reitzel Pitts

Wayside Garden Club Hosts Restoration Program

Mesdames Mattacks and Haworth led a Wayside Garden Club program at the Allen Jay Community House on restoration of the Ren Jay Community House. Mrs. Mattacks recounted its purchase and early building, while Mrs. Haworth described lives of Ren Jay and Nathan Hunt. The meeting included a business session and refreshments for nineteen members.

Mesdames Mattacks and Haworth Wayside Garden Club Allen Jay Community House C. B. Mattacks Cc. C. Haworth J. W. Thomas C. F. Diffendate Minta Hughes Mattocks Ren Jay C. C. Hapwrth Nen Jay Nathan Hunt

Thanksgiving Travel and Health News From Local Families

Mrs. P. C. Smith and Miss Mary Webster Smith head to Washington with plans to reunite with Mrs. Smith in Richmond on a business trip. They will spend Thanksgiving weekend with relatives including Emma Welborn and Glenn Southern. Mrs. S. C. Clark’s condition after last Saturday’s auto crash improves at City Memorial Hospital Winston Salem but visitors are not yet allowed. Helen Posey travels to Nemours West Virginia to visit her uncle J. T. Posey. Betty Fay Hedgecock recovers from appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital and can receive visitors.

P. C. Smith Mary Webster Smith Washington, D. C Smith Richmond Emma Welborn Glenn Southern S. C. Clark City Memorial Hospital Winston- Salem Helen Posey Lindsay J. T. Posey Nemours W. Va Betty Fay Hedgecock Prospect Street High Point Memorial Hospital

Local Weddings in Archdale Area This Week

4 30 p m The wedding of Miss Betty Jo Harris to Robert Austin Yarborough will be held at South Main Street Methodist Church A reception will follow at the bride s aunt Mrs L J Marshall s home in Archdale Friday 7 pm The Morgan Kevvet wedding will be solemnized at Calvary Methodist Church A reception will follow at Mr and Mrs H C Morgan s home 1701 E Green Street 7 30 p m Mrs W D English and her daughter Mrs J T Skeen Jr will entertain at the English home in Archdale to honor Miss Betsy Baker who will wed Brown Cumby in December

Betty Jo Harris Robert Austin Yarborough South Main Street Methodist Church Calvary Methodist Church H. C. Morgan E. Green Street W. D. English J. T. Skeen, Jr Archdale Betsy Baker Brown Cumby

Delta Nu Deal Club Plans Xmas Party

The Delta Nu Deal Club met at Mrs. Ralph Greeson's home on Nathan Hunt Drive. In Thanksgiving decor they played bridge and bingo with high scores earning prizes. A brief business meeting planned the club's Christmas party for December 20 at an undecided location.

Delta Nu Deal Club Ralph Greeson Nathan Hunt Drive W. E. King Charles Sledge Ray Harrell

Local Girl Pledged to Beta Sigma Beta at Stephens College

Miss Ann Lois Renfraw of High Point has been pledged to Beta Sigma Beta at Stephens College Columbia Mo. Informal pledging occurred Sunday November 1 at 3 PM as part of rushing activities. Renfrow is among several hundred women pledged to 14 sororities this fall. she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade Renfrow.

Columbia Ann Lois Renfraw High Point Stephens College Miss Renfrow Wade P. Renforw Colonial Drive

Gray Ladies Pack Christmas Gifts For Service Men

Visitors to the Red Cross Chapter House at 109 Thurston Street saw forty Christmas packages prepared for shipment to service men on the high seas. The Gray Lady Service of the Red Cross, led by Mrs. W. H. Settlemyre, wrapped the gifts valued at 2.50 each, donated by the Council of Jewish Women the Junior Woman's Club St Edward's Guild and local merchants.

W. Page Harris American Red Cross Chapter W. A. Settlemyre The Gray Lady Service Settlemyre Red Cross Enterprise A. J. Glenn Thurston Street High Seas Gray Lady Service Gray Ladies W. H. Settlemyre Gray Lady Junior Woman's Club St. Edward’s Guild Powell Alexander E. A. Neely O. H. Hester W. B. Welborn Max O'Connor

Bridal Courtesy for Miss Slaughter at Kana Home

Miss Marion Slaughter bride elect honored at Mrs. R. J. Kana’s Dallas Street home last evening. Guests enjoyed green and white colors, decorated cakes, coffee, and a silver wedding gift shower for the hostess. Mrs. O. D. Sheppard won high score in bridge. runner-up Miss Geneva Cox. Twelve guests attended including Mrs. Ralph Slaughter.

Miss Slaughter Kana Dallas Street Marion Slaughter R. J. Kana Altona Stutts O. D. Sheppard Geneva Cox Ralph Slaughter

Miss Slaughter Plans Wedding to Alton Stutts Saturday

Miss Marion Lee Slaughter announces final wedding plans to Walter Alton Stutts. Nuptial music by Mrs. Harry Monroe and J W Morgan. Reception at 625 W Lexington Ave after the ceremony at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev L B Reavis. Attendants include Mrs George W Netts Norfolk and Carl E Stutts with brothers and Elbert G Slaughter as ushers.

Miss Slaughter Alton Stutts Marion Lee Harry Monroe J. W. Morgan Lexington Avenue First Baptist Church Reve L. B. Reavis George W. Netts Norfolk Virginia Bestman Carl E. Stutts Ray E. Staums Howard Stutts Henry S. Stutts Elbert G. Slaughter

Birth announcements for three local families

Mr and Mrs Ralph H Means of Leonard Street Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Susan Ann on November 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Cliff Evans of Concord announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Lynn on November 17 at Cabarrus County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Dean Lankford of 1213 Guyer Street announce the birth of a son Woodrow Dean Jr on Thursday November 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Susan Ann Means Ralph H. Means Leonard Street Thomasville Susan Ann High Point Memorial Hospital Means Elizabeth Ann Snyder Patricia Lynn Evans Cliff Evans Concord Cabarrus County Hospital Betty Ellison Woodrow D. Lankford, JR Woodrow Dean Lankford Guyer Street Woodrow Dean, Jr

Miss Jerry Lassiter Feted at Highland Avenue Party

Miss Jerry Lassiter bride elect, engaged to Donald T. Johnston, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Ima Jean Phillips, Miss Marie Phillips, and Mrs. M. M. Johnson on Highland Avenue. Guests presented pillow cases and a chenille bed spread, with punch and bridal cakes, fifteen attending. She will be feted again next Tuesday at a Cable Street home by Mrs. B. C. Hyder and Bennie Lou.

Phillips Jerry Lassister Pfe Donald T. Johnston Ima Jean Marie Phillips M. M. Johnson Johnson Home Highland Avenue Misses Phillips

Sgt. B. L. Sechrest Weds Sgt. Strong In Tacoma

Announcement of the September 1 1951 wedding in Tacoma Washington between Constance Strong a Women’s Air Force sergeant and Bobby L. Sechrest an Army Air Force sergeant. The ceremony at First Congregational Church was led by Rev Harold Long with attendants Cecil and Mrs Jackson. The couple, now at McChord AFB, plan a Canada trip and then reside in Tacoma.

Constance Strong Women’s Air Force Bobby L. Sechrest U. S. Army Air Force J. L. Eddins Stanton Sechrest High Point Tacoma Washington Harold Long First Congregational Church Cecil Jackson City Harry Strong Shipcton Wisconsin Shiveton High School Sechrest Allen Jay High School McChord Air Force Base

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Peggy Royals Culler Residence Modern Arts Club Connor Mrs. Chidester Miss Hunter Fort Raleigh Roanoke Island W. H. English Greensboro Worth Ivey Guilford Sanatorium United States George M. Pullman Brocton, N.Y Monark DuPont Testina Winton Monark Shade Go Delta Nu Beta Sigma Kelley's Elly’s Andies N. Main St PA Tissesa Af Tra Seger Bs. Co Singer Singer Sewing Center N. Main Great Britain Sgt B. L. Sechrest Sgt. Strong Tacoma, Wash Canada Phil Walker So. Main OPO ClotHing Dean Doan Corporal Mrs Robert Sharpe Rose Furniture CO Corporal Sharpe Korea Saturday Evening Post Bill Currie New York City Toppon New York KR Furniture Mpany Kester Bros. & Sons
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