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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1947
Page
23
A enjoyable meeting of the Terbury Club was hosted by Mrs. C F Carroll Jr at 1306 Greenway Drive. Guests included Mrs. V D Sale Jr who presided, with plans for a Christmas gathering and a CARE pack charity drive for a needy family.
The Sedgefield Hunt held a gala Thanksgiving breakfast after the morning hunt at the Embassy club. About thirty-five participated, with many more joining for a breakfast that covered around a hundred at the start, marking the Hunt’s twentieth anniversary. T. V. Rochelle presided as joint master and presented officers including Nathan M. Ayers, Charles Kearns, and Frank Page.
Holiday events at Emerywood include a New Year dance with 260 max reservations for seniors, and two junior dances on December 23 with tea and dinner options. Harold Gayle and his band will perform, reservations for dinner due December 22. Bridge parties and hostesses listed for December.
Mr and Mrs C F Grissom returned Friday from Charlotte where they spent Thanksgiving with daughters Mrs Alex B Kohn and Mrs Stanley Hubbard at their homes. Mr and Mrs D H Alien of 706 Carr Street hosted holidays guests including H W Hatley of Albemarle Jim Hatley of Duke University and Mrs B R Hatley of Badin. James W Ellington of 311 West High Street recovering from a major operation at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital remains improving but cannot yet receive visitors.
A new Nesa glass grades electrical heating to prevent ice and fog in control cabins of passenger planes. The article notes use in cockpit windows as a safety feature amid other local notices. Charles Windolph, 95, of Lead remains the oldest living Donor Medal of Honor holder. Mrs. R Glenn Callicutt returns to her flower shop duties after illness and hospital observation at City Memorial in Winston-Salem.
Miss Nancy Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cox of Nashville wed William Guiles Stigelman Jr in a Nashville Baptist church ceremony officiated by Rev C A Francis. The couple plans a wedding trip to Boston with reception at Mrs J A May home.
Mr and Mrs M J Bowen announce the marriage of Lois Katherine Bowen to William Thomas Wilson in Alexandria Virginia on November 20 at Rev F W Poags home. The bride wore a navy gaberdine suit with talisman rosebud corsage. The groom, son of the late Mr and Mrs H L Wilson, is employed in Arlington after service in the Army Air Force.
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