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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1945

Page

6

October Social Events Promised At Emerywood Country Club

The October bulletin lists Emerywood Country Club events led by an October 26 evening bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woollen and a record attendance dinner dance on October 27 with John Peddicord and his band. Ladies bridge parties are set for October 2 9 16 23 30 hosted by Mrs. Hubbard Durland Beaver Hunter and Hal Davis. Also planned is the final Scotch foursome on October 20 and golf nights with pro Ne Ballard.

Emerywood Country Club J. W. Woollen John Peddicord Robert Hubbard O. C. Durland C. S. Beaver D. W. Hunter Hal Davis Ne Ballard E. Outen

Altrusa Board Meets in Thomasville at Hoover Home

Six of seven board members attended the High Point Altrusa executive session held last evening in Thomasville at Miss Madeline Hoover's Lexington avenue home. Mrs. Evelyn Sutton presided as plans for a new hospital and equipment funding were discussed and a certificate of donation from High Point Memorial Hospital was presented. Dinner was served at seven with fall flowers as decor.

High Point Altrusa Club Thomasville Madeline Hoover Lexington Avenue High Point Montal Hospital Evelyn Sutton

Florence Thomas Bible Class Holds Monthly Meeting

The Florence Thomas Bible class on Farriss avenue held its monthly gathering. Mrs. Neal Baker delivered a devotional on Prayer, followed by a business meeting presided by Mrs. R. D. Baird. Mrs. Wil Hutchins presented the retiring president Mrs. O. K. Carma By with a book. Twenty three members attended the social hour with a salad course served by Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Gupton.

Florence Thomas Farriss Avenue Neal Baker R. D. Baird Wil Hutchins O. K. Carma Tn Wagner N. C. Gupton

Community club schedule outlines weekly meetings

A sequence of club events across days lists meetings for Friday Morning Music Club Garden Study Utopian study club Twentieth Century study club and more with hosts at residences Emerywood Country Club Sheraton hotel and Metropolitan Opera guest artist performances noted High Point venues include senior high school auditorium and clubhouses with times spanning 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Garden Study Club W. J. Pappas Brookside Drive Utopian Study Club P. ¥. Adams Emerywood Country Club Twentieth Century Study Club C. T. Anderson Frank Smith W. F. Bailey Business and Professional Women's Club Sheraton Hotel Ralph Miller Ralph Vance Hursday Girl Scout Council Emery Country Club M. O. McAllister N. Main Street Priscilla Club Fred A. Thomas Forest Hill Drive High Point Community Concert Association Tone Metropolitan Opera Company High Point Concert Association Leonard Warren Metropolitan Opera Emerywood Duplicate Club

Walker Sanders Vows in Toccoa Georgia

Miss Glenna Juanita Sanders wed S Sgt Fred E F Walker in Toccoa on September 11. The bride wore powder blue with black accessories and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Troy of Route 4 Point formerly of Hartwell. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walker of Concord, recently returned from overseas and German captivity. A two week wedding trip followed before the groom reported to San Antonio for discharge processing.

Glenna Juanita Sanders Fred EF Walker Troy Roue 4 Point Hartwell Hartwell School Highland Western Union Telegraph Company S Sgt. Walker A. E. Walker Concord North Carolina Virginia Tennessee San Antonio Texas BORO Nellie Grace Newell William O. Jackson J. B. Fulp Ashe Isaac Brady Asheboro Treva Macon Ramseur Jackson James Newell W. C. Jackson Fayetteville Southern Dairies

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Revise Meeting Hours

Members of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty met last evening and voted to move meetings from eight o’clock to seven thirty for fall and winter. They planned a supper for Saturday October 30 and discussed attending the Piedmont district meeting in Salisbury on Saturday October 6 with several officials expected.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Piedmont Salisbury

Johnson Street PTA to Meet Thursday Evening

Johnson Street school Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting in the school auditorium on Thursday night October 4 at 7 30. Miss Hoskins and Miss Michels will present a musical program and F and Conrad of the Lutheran group will be guest speaker. Parents and patrons are invited to attend.

Johnson Street Loc Parent Teacher Association Johnson Street School Hoskins Miss Michels F. &. Conrad Lutheran Ug 4

Women of Moose Meet Tomorrow

The Women of the Moose will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Members are asked to make a special effort to attend this meeting. Nineteen peaks of the Andes exceed 20 000 feet in elevation.

Women of the Moose

Faint Chance Nets Victory in Tricky Bridge Deal

The declarer faced a nearly hopeless contract in 109 South with North South vulnerable. After rough play, he forced out West ace, won with the ace, and finessed a heart to limit losers to one. East’s cover of the heart queen looked poor but the line worked, illustrating how conventional cover can fail.

West South Igartaeel Seid Cove Declarer East

Miss Dillon Birthday Party Celebrated at High Point Route

Judie Dillon was honored on her fourteenth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Emmett Ward at a High Point route home. Guests enjoyed games and contests organized by Mrs. John Scalf and Mrs. Ward, then received ice cream and cake beneath a pink, white and green theme.

Judie Dillon Emmett Ward High Point John Scalf Ward Mildred Henry Edith Elliott Evelyn Hall Nancy Jean Ward Imetta Grubb Edith Hunsucker Bette Jane Coggins Judie Marie Dillons Bobby Scalf Paul Brooks Sonny Te Bill Thomas Donald Scalf Owens Paul Faulkenberry John Seals Mr. Ward

Graduate Nurses To Hear Visitor Wednesday Night

The October business meeting of the High Point Graduate Nurses club will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Mrs W W Clement of Mrs Clement will speak on professional counselling and placement and it is hoped many nurses attend.

Ylar High Point Graduate Nurses Club W. W. Clement Clement Tony

Miss Moss at Eckerd's Store

Miss Lydia Moss beauty consultant from Primrose House Inc arrived Sunday and will be at Eckerd's drug store all week for her firm. Eckerd's offers specials in cosmetics with Miss Moss as consultant. She is hosted by Miss Maxine Halley of Charleston West Virginia at the Sheraton during the visit.

Anat Gregor Eqbarticn Mann's Walgreen's Oxford Products, Inc Lydia Moss Primrose House, Inc Eckerd Miss Moss Sheraton Maxine Halley Charleston West Va

Visitors arrive including Mrs Westmoreland and grandson in town

Mrs Margaret Westmoreland and small grandson Robert Ragan Briggs arrive in Philadelphia to visit J Gurney Briggs family on Lindsay street. Robert RaGAN’s paternal grandfather, Mr Briggs, hosts them, as Herman Hunter’s condition improves at High Point Memorial Hospital after poisoning. Loretta Culver returns from Ontario and Michigan trip. Carolina Rozzelle back to Greens boro College. Margaret and Betty Sue Short visit family then return to Women’s College. Mrs H A Ritchie returns from Wilmington after Mr Ritchie’s shipyard injury and plans to home soon. she attended the U S S Defender launch on Sept 2.

Margaret Westmoreland Robert Ragan Briggs Philadelphia J. Gurney Briggs Lindsay Street Mr. Briggs Robert Ragan Loretta Culver Edgeworth Stratford Ontario Detroit Travers City Michigan Culver High Point Ean Ae Margaret Betty Sue Short T. R. Short Women's College Greensboro H. A. Ritchie 228 Boulevard Wilmington Ritchie Ritchie J

Church Social Meets This Evening in Pisgah Area

The Intermediate Baptist Training Union of Pisgah Baptist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs W Powers home 1009 Nathan Hunt Drive. The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at Mrs C S Grayson home 1009 North Main Street where she will lead the class.

Intermediate Baptist Training Union of Stephens Stephens Bible Study C. S. Grayson North Main Street

Births Wrights Have Son Bickett Wayne

Mr and Mrs Bickett Wright of 1516 Byrum street announce the birth of a son Bickett Wayne on September 27 at the Boulevard High Point Memorial hospital. Seaman second class and Mrs Eugene B Johnson announce the birth of a daughter Gladys Kaye on September 25 at the Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Johnson is the former Miss Gladys Cagle of High Point.

L . Johnsons Eugene B. Johnson Route Five Gladys Kaye Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Johnson Gladys Cagle High Point

Newcomers Club to Resume Fall Meetings

The Newcomers' club will resume its meetings for the Fall on Thursday evenings at 1003 North Main Street, home of Mrs. M. O. McAllister. Meetings begin at eight o'clock after the summer vacation period.

Newcomers’ Club

Juvenile Group Meeting Set for Mechanicsville Hall

The Pioneer Juvenile council also known as Junior United American Mechanics will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Mechanicsville hall for a business session and a request was issued for member attendance.

Pioneer Juvenile Council United American Mechanics Mechanicsville

Log mistaken for body found in Monongahela River

Morgantown firemen responding to a report of a body in the Monongahela River discovered a log instead. The crew searched the scene by boat but recovered only the log.

PALSE Morgantown W. Va Monongahela River

Visitors Feted At Open House By Mrs. Finch

Mrs. Charles F. Finch hosted an informal open house on West Main Street to honor her brother Colonel Philip Green on leave from Hawaii. Mrs. Green also visited with relatives, with guests limited to former friends of Green, arrivals greeting the hosts and later enjoying refreshments and autumn flowers.

Thomasville Charles F. Finch West Main Street Philip Green Hawaii Green Winston-Salem Col. Green R. S. Green M. A. Bowers

Marriages and engagements noted in Asheboro region

The notice reports Nellie Grace Newell and William O. Jackson wed September 15 in Asheboro with guests from Ramseur and Fayetteville. It also covers Gladys Geneva Hardin Amick and Jessie Louise Phillips marriages, and a Greensboro pair, Pearl Kanouse and Wesley Vernon, tying the knot. John Franklin Phillips, discharged RAF airman, and Ruth Roberson perform musical elements.

Pearl M. Kanouse Wesley H. Vernon Greensboro The

Pentagon Club Will Not Meet As Planned

The Pentagon club will meet this evening as scheduled, according to an announcement this morning. Members are asked to note the change in plans.

Pentagon Club

South Carolina Public Schools Promote Education for Indigent

As early as 1710, South Carolina public schools promoted education for indigent children, outlining efforts to provide schooling to those in need and shaping early colonial education policy.

South Carolina

Cotton Tops South Carolina Crop Value Despite Acreage Drop

Cotton still leads the state's total crop value even as it no longer tops the acreage list in South Carolina. The report notes cotton remains the highest valued crop, highlighting strong prices or yields contributing to its cash value despite reduced planted area.

South Carolina

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