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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1952
Page
6
The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The gathering takes place at the Post home on West Broad Street.
The Sertoma Auxiliary will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs L H Zimmerman home 901 Carrick Avenue with members urged to attend.
The Weed and Win Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Johnson Jr on Colonial on Wednesday afternoon.
The Green Acre Garden Club will hold its meeting tomorrow at 7 o clock at the home of Nox Wilson Jr at 610 Howell Street. The venue has been changed from Mrs Roy Wooster’s residence to the Wilson home.
The Out To Grow Garden Club will meet Thursday at one o clock with Mae Pe Morris at her home on Street with Mrs Bill Graham as associate hostess. Mrs Vaiette Harriss will be a speaker and has chosen for het Shrubbery and Prun-.
Mr and Mrs N C Johnson Sr host Mr and Mrs Ernie Graham and their son Bobby Lee and R L Haney all of Detroit Michigan at their home. Roy Butler remains under treatment at his home 1449 North Hamilton Street for a recent illness and will stay several weeks with visitors welcome. Donald Carroll recovering from pneumonia at his West Burton Street home now able to receive visitors. W E Carroll has returned home 1103 West Burton Street from High Point Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for ten days.
Mr and Mrs O L White announce the birth of a daughter named Theresa Lynn at High Point Memorial Hospital on October 5.
The notice lists weekly activities at Blair Park YWCA including golf lunch swim and youth meetings. A Chicago patrolman reported his car stolen from 1700 W 47th St after finishing a shift, fellow officers assisted in filing the theft report.
A dense listing of meetings and social events across many local clubs and garden groups. Founders Day observances at the YWCA for the Women's College Alumnae and numerous Beta Sigma Phi chapters, garden clubs and luncheon gatherings fill the week with speakers, teas, and club activities at homes, YWCA, Emerywood, and other local venues.
Dorcas Class of East Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs W Kins 411 Centennial Avenue Mrs Irving Davidson to be associate hostess Philathea Class of Friendly Baptist Church also holds its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs M D James 311 Stratford Road Archdale
The Philathea Class of Pisgah Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs H T Maners located at 1116 East Russell Street.
Several church classes at Green Street Baptist and Hayworth Wesleyan hold regular sessions tonight and tomorrow. Mary Martha class meets at East Commerce at 7 30 with Mrs H R Wood assisting. Rebekah class convenes at Ken tucky Avenue home with Mrs Bob Bryant assisting. new officers to be installed. T E L class gathers at 904 Thissell Street with Mrs G C Loflin presiding. Woman's Missionary Society lists three meetings at Decatur Willow Brook and Adams Streets with respective hostesses. Gleaners class meets 7 30 tonight at Miss Hazel Teer’s home 901 Lindsay Street. Reapers Bible Class meets tomorrow 7 30 at Mrs Bill Welch’s 2300 East Lexington Avenue.
The Aircraft Industries Association says standardizing service specifications has saved taxpayers millions. In four years 251 designs standardized 1410 hardware parts for aircraft and propellers. A bolt and nut fell from 2.63 dollars to 1.00 dollars after standardization.
At 7 p.m Mrs. Silas Casey will host a dinner for Mary Elizabeth Casey, bride elect. At 8 p.m Miss Imogene Garner will marry Roby Lee Fritts at Fairmont Baptist Church.
Ruth Millett cites a widow’s letter about daughters-in-law who fail to comfort their mother-in-law. The reader urges wives to show kindness, respect, and ties to the in-laws, noting that divorce can separate couples but not parents from children. Treat her as a mother and drop the in law label.
The article advises a daily beauty routine for wives to look attractive at all times. It suggests daytime pinning and creaming rather than leaving products on overnight, recommends a bath before bed, and notes skin creams act within 10 to 20 minutes. For working wives it urges a structured evening ritual and selecting pretty nightgowns.
Lexington plantings show dwarf apple trees can be grown in home yards. Dr. C. S. Waltman notes early production easy spraying and harvesting. Ten year old trees at the meat station farm reach ten feet and yield up to nine bushels each. They begin bearing by the second or third year and should be set 10 to 15 feet apart in late fall or early spring.
How to sew a waist cincher with rayon faille rib and elastic bobbin shaping. Launder acetate jersey dresses to keep form by gentle drying and even weight distribution. Build a versatile rayon wardrobe with Avisco three suit plan and use fake fur accessories for flair.
Louvain Belgium sees the Catholic University seminary reopen after 12 years with Rev. Thomas F. Maloney of Providence R I named as the first American dean since the 1857 foundation.
Ottawa reports a new Canadian map will roll off presses soon. It is the first issued in 22 years and covers from the 49th parallel to the North Pole offering an up to date topographical picture of the country.
Canada updates its atlas to include Newfoundland on the map for the first time since joining confederation in 1949. The 36 inch square map will feature about 7,000 place names, with only northern roads Alaska Highway and Mackenzie Highway depicted.
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