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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1951

Page

3

Prayer for Guidance Essential In Crisis Tartt Bell Tells Churchwomen's Council

Tartt Bell told the High Point Council of Churchwomen yesterday that Christians must pray for God to guide them as they confront global crisis. He urged a threefold program: share resources, push for international disarmament, and unify nations under a peaceful order. About fifty church representatives attended the Saint Mary's Episcopal discussion.

Churchwomen’s Council Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church World Friends Service Committee Tartt Bell High Point Council of Church Women Bell Greensboro Crucisade For Freedom W. W. Gluyas United Church Women R. T. Cottam Hunter Dalton W. F. Clayton Harry Hendrick Marvin Smith C. A. McMurray R. B. Pegram

Musical Art Club Hears Local Artists In Two Pianist Program

The Musical Art Club met at Mrs. Sidney Gayle's home for a two piano concert featuring Miss Ellenor Reid Terry Mrs. Sidney Gayle and Mrs. Henry Foscue. Henry Whipple announced the tentative year program and Mrs. Louis Voorhees provided commentary on composers. The program opened Mozart Concerto E flat major first movement by Terry and Gayle then Schumann A minor concerto second movement by Gayle and Foscue. Khachaturian Piano Concerto third movement followed by applause. A brief business session elected J.C. Bostlan recording secretary and ten new members joined. Committee chairs were named including hospitality publicity and program. Social hour with refreshments followed for thirty-five attendees.

Sidney ‘Gayle Henry Foscue Ellenor Reid Terry Musical Art Club Sidney Gayle Club Drive Floyd D. Mehan Henry Whipple Louis F. Voorhees Mozart Schumann Gayle John Miller Ben L. Herman R. I. Quigley Byron Haworth Edith . Moore Sherrod Ben Witherington Charles Taylor Ralph Miller L. L. Wilkinson Alex Whitley Melan James Bergen Enterprise High Point W. W. Gluyas B. J. Dunn D. L. Bouldin Ivey Paylor

Daughters of Confederacy Hear Visitor at Meeting

Mrs. John L. Woodbury of Louisville, Ky., spoke at the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering at Mrs. E. R. Anderson’s Colonial Drive home. She discussed Asheville convention plans, outlines year’s work, and building plans for a Richmond headquarters. the group also arranged Christmas remembrance for the Confederate Home at Fayetteville. Nineteen members attended with hostesses D. D. Arden and R. L. Waynick assisting.

Daughters of Confederacy John L. Woodbury Louisville High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy E. R. Anderson Colonial Drive Anderson D. D. Arden R. L. Waynick C. L. Whitaker

Mesdames Asbury Honor Miss Lo Ella Stroud With Shower

Miss Lo Ella Stroud bride elect for December 6 at James Noble wedding was honored at a party at Mrs Henry Asbury’s home 2 Adams Street. Hostesses Bar Asbury and Henry Asbury decorated with red and white, featured a miniature wedding scene, gift corsages, bridal games, and prizes for Helen Asbury Donna Burns and Mrs Bryan Jones. Refreshements served to guests including Mrs Stamey Stroud, mother of the honoree.

Lo-Ella Stroud James Noble Bar Asbury Henry Asbury Adams Street Helen Asbury Donna Burns Bryan Jones Ehfel Hollingsworth Stamey Stroud Honloree

Jamestown PTA Plan Meeting In School Auditorium

The Jamestown P.T.A. will meet Thursday evening at 7 45 in the school auditorium.

Jamestown Pta Jamestown P.T.A

Russell Golden Anniversary Openhouse in Local Home

Mr and Mrs N E Russell celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a three to five openhouse at 602 Centennial Avenue. More than 300 friends and relatives attended, with a gold and white theme, music by Darlene Jenkins and Fielding Kearns, and a three tiered cake inscribed Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.

Mrs. N. E. Russell N. E. Russell Centennial Avenue Hutton L. CG. Parker W. W. Ellington George H. Brown R. E. Hayes, Jr Richard G. Bolling Russell Brown George Brown Hayes W. W. Preddy E. A. Wells Clyde B. Baxter Glenn Smith Ray Giles Russell M. T. Hicks, Jr J. W. Morgan

Mission Study at Calvary Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church will hold a mission study this afternoon at five with Miss Mabel Cherry teaching. Attendees should bring a covered dish for supper after the study.

Calvary Church Woman's Society of Christian Service Calvary Methodist Church Mabel Cherry Hopewell Methodist Church W. B. McFarland Trinity Archdale Mt. Vernon Fairview Fairfield Methodist Churches

Whiteharts announce birth of son John Everett

Mr and Mrs W G Whitehart of 712 South Main Street announce the birth of a son John Everett on November 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital Sandra Kay Smith Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith of 118 English Street announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Kay on November 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital Barbara Wright Mr and Mrs Richard Wright of 2409 Dallas Street announce the birth of a daughter Barbara on November 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital

W. G. Whitehart South Main Street John Everett High Point Memorial Hospital Ralph Smith English Street Sandra Kay Barbara Wright Richard Wright Dallas Street Barbara

Club Meeting Schedule for High Point and Emerywood Estates

A multi day calendar lists Altrusa at Sheraton, Order of the Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, business and professional women at various rooms, Modern Study Club at Emerywood, and other gatherings. Wednesday features garden and luncheon events at Emerywood Estate and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, followed by hospital guild and Jewish women meetings. Friday notes Bosses Night for insurance women at Emerywood, Saturday includes a bridal luncheon and a tea at Emerywood Country Club honoring Miss Clark and Miss Hazelwood with attendees Mrs. Hanveck and families.

Altrusa Club Sheraton O. Arthur Kirkman High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masone Temple High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club Thomasville Denton Modern Study Club E. O. Cummings Emerywood Estates P. E. Lindley High Point College Burbank Z. F. Eiser A. Davis D. E. Cauble St. Mary's Episcopal Church Woman's Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital Adams Memorial Ywca High Point Council of Jewish Women Ben Herman West Farriss Avenue High Point Woman's Auxiliary North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association J. Louis Cobb Steele Street Philomathean Book Cub H. A. Millis North Main Street Thomasville Association of Insurance Emerywood Country Club Canterbury Club W. B. Hall Johnson Street Laurance Ingram Farrell Gray Mary Elizabeth Clark Barbara Hazelwood Lawrence H. Haneveck Lewis E. H. Brandon William F. Freeman Jr Gerry Hancock

Little Visitor Birthday Honor Here

Patricia Rowland celebrated her first birthday with a party hosted by her aunts Mrs. Lewis Gooch and Mrs. Felix Webb. The event featured games with prizes for Tim Hassell and Bobby Rowland, balloons, refreshments, and group pictures with attendees including Tim and Joy Hassell, Jimmy Tilley, Brenda Proctor, Janice and Dolores Webb, Kent Parrish, Ronny and Larry Gooch.

Patricia Rowland Lewis Gooch Felix Webb Patricia George %. Rowland, Jr Baltimore Maryland Rowland Nadine Proctor Tim Hassell Bobby Rowland Tim and Joy Hassell Jimmy Tilley Brenda Proctor Janice Dolores Webb Kent Parrish Ronny Larry Gooch

Ham on toast with mushroom sauce in double boiler

Slice leftover holiday ham thin and warm in a double boiler. Serve on toast with a mushroom or cheese sauce. Pair with a tossed green salad and tangy French dressing and hot garlic bread.

Pattern HOLIDAY LINENS by MRS ANNE CABOT

Holiday entertaining patterns to embroider poinsettias holly wreaths on cloths napkins runners and towels. Pattern No 2754 with hot iron transfer measurements from 7 inches to 12 1/4 inches square includes stitch illustrations and color chart. Send 25 cents and your name address to ANNE CABOT High Point Enterprise New York 19. Anne Cabot's New Album of Needlework offers beginner how to directions knitting and crocheting with gift patterns and features.

Anne Cabot High ‘Point Enterprise Ave. Americas New York

Miss Rhodes To Host Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting

Miss Ramona Rhodes will be hostess at the regular meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Tuesday evening at 7 30 at her home 1008 Tipton Street.

Mothers Prayer Band F. A. Sechrest Branch Street J. Q. Cheves Ramona Rhodes Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Tipton Street

Panel on Status of Women Highlights Local A A U W Program

Last night the High Point branch of the American Association of University Women hosted a panel on the status of women at the home of Mrs. W. P. Hawkins. Mrs. J. D. Ross opened with a call to use women power. Miss Margaret Flintom urged progress in education noting most teachers in white schools are women and administrative roles tilt to men. Miss Mamie Beam spoke on women in the Armed Forces outlining opportunities, pay parity, and rapid progress for women. Miss Marianne Browne discussed women in business, highlighting paths in home economics and fashion and top industry positions. A heated discussion followed on men replacing women in administration. The meeting closed with plans for a used book sale for the Fellowship Fund and library improvements. Hostesses included Miss Ivey Taylor and several Browne associates. Crushed peppermint candy remains recommended as a pudding topping, while a garlic and Tabasco cream sauce with paprika pairs with broiled mackerel.

J. D. Ross High Point American Association of University Women W. P. Hawkins Montleu Avenue Margaret Flintom Marianne Browne Miss Browne Bennett Advertising Company Special Opportun Robert W. Conner Henry White Hawkins Ivey Paylor R. B. Sutton JS. Gaither Maxalyn Mourane

Y W C A Evening Schedule and Club Meetings

Y W C A Tuesday timetable lists swimming at YMCA from 4 30 to 5 36 with a 7 00 swim session. Evening events include Business and Professional Club dinner at 6 15, Adams Club bridge lesson at 7 30, and Junior High Open House 7 30 to 10 30.

YMCA Business & Professional Club Y.lca Y.M.C.A Adams Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madeline Hoover J.C. Bostlan Tom “Wood Albert Levinson Nancy Staley T. H. Tyler Alfred Krekler John F. Barbee Alton Stanford W. S. Swaim The Mesdames Asbury JA Vrlews St.joseph MR. and Mrs N. E. Russeel Hopewell Whiteharts Sandra Kay Smith Boston N. Main ST Miss Rhodes U.W Dorothy Perkins Dorothy Perkins Pickett
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