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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

Page

6

Local AAUW Leaders to Visit Charlotte for Tea

Mrs James H Hogg Mrs R A Herring and Mrs Blane Thompson will visit Charlotte Tuesday for a 4 silver tea hosted by the Charlotte branch of the American Association of University Women Dr Meta Glass will be there and introduced by Mrs Herring state president of AAUW before the tea Mrs M W Peterson president of the Charlotte branch hosts an informal lunch at the Hotel Barringer with the visiting patrons also to view the Mint art exhibit sponsored by the Charlotte branch.

James H. Hogg R. A. Herring Blane Thompson Charlotte American Son of the University Meta Glass Herring AAUW M. W. Peterson Barringer Mesdames Hogg, Herring Thompson

Friendly Garden Club Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Friendly Garden club will meet with Mrs. G. C. Estes at 405 Decatur Street on Wednesday at 2 30 o clock for a regular meeting. All members are urged to attend.

Friendly Garden Club G. C. Estes Decatur Street Emerywood Country Club Junior Service League Adams Memorial Ywca John L. Rothrock Woman's Club Sheraton Hotel W. S. Hooker Forrest Avenue L. W. Blackwelder Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution G. H. Kearns M. A. Lackey T. S. MacKenzie Bruce H. Carraway Burt Pickens J. W. Thomas Otteray Drive R. L Quigley Musical Art Club Board Valette J. Harris Rockford Road

A A U W Brings European Women to Colleges Here

International grants from the American Association of University Women bring 39 women students from European countries to U.S. colleges this year. Thirty three receive emergency international study grants funded as postwar reconstruction for women from liberated nations. The program aims to foster international understanding and aid homeland rehabilitation, with hostesses meeting each student at the dock and AAUW coordinating college entrance and lodging. Nationalities include Norway, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, France, Britain, Luxembourg, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Greece, and Yugoslavia.

American Association of University Women Association AAUW United States Washington Aauw International Norway Holland Belgium Denmark France Britain Luxembourg Poland Czechslovakia Greece Yugoslavia

Church Class Meetings Move To Tonight At North Main

Local church notices report Loyal Workers class meets tonight at North Main Street Baptist with Mrs. Harry Mitchell and hostesses Bryant Mitchell Wesley Moore and M H Hutchison. Mary Stevens class meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs W P Morehead 713 Centennial. Estherian class plans a 6 30 supper and meeting at Green Street church. T E L class gathers Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs J C MacDonald 418 Tomlinson Street.

Loyal Workers North Main Street Baptist ‘Church Harry Mitchell Mesdames Bryant Mitchell Wesley Moore M. H. Hutchison Mary Stevens Green Street Baptist Church W. P. Morehead Centennial Avenue J. C. MacDonald Tomlinson Street

Busy week of club meetings at Emerywood area

Calendar lists many events across clubs and groups. Women from Emerywood Country Club, YWCA, DAR, Altrusa, Eastern Star, and others meet at Sheraton, Masonic Temple, and private homes for luncheons, studies, and dinner. Duplicates include bridge, study groups, and PTA study session with Dr. Pfaff.

Marriages and notices fill Asheboro page in September

Asheboro social column reports multiple local weddings and engagements in September. Juanita Burgess marries Lee Boone at Ramseur home with reception. Clara Vickery Brown wed Thomas A. Spencer at Fort Meyer VA. Miss Frances Vickery hosts. Mattie Lee Baird weds Luther Baker in Asheboro justice office. Also Edna Mickey and J P Morgan wed in Chesterfield SC. local birthdays noted. Sumptuary laws defined. Twain declined investment in Ball's telephone venture.

Asheboro Juanita Burgess Lee Boone W. E. Burgess Ramseur Route 2 Wray J. Smith Loraine Smith William H. Burgess Mrs. Burgess Mrs. Boone Mr. Boone Seagrove Seagrove High School Armed Forces Clara Vickory Brown L. W. Vickery Pfc Thomas A. Spencer A. E. Spencer John D. Erb Post Fort Meyer William Hesaley Lloyd Sparks Frances Vickery Washington, D. C Cpl Eddie Vitenhiemer Fort Bragg Alexandria Spencer Cpl. Spencer Mattie Lee Baird Luther Baker Greensboro R. A. Gaddis J. R. Baird Jefferson, Ga Oakley Baker Lewis Otis Rush, Jr L. C. Rush, Sr Edna Lee Mickey J. P. Morgan Chesterfield S. C Mrs. Morgan Walker Mickey Mr. Morgan I. J. Morgan Star

Nu Phi Mu Unit 1 to Meet Tonight

Senior unit No 1 of Nu Phi Mu sorority will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Keraton hotel for a regular gathering.

Nu Phi Mu Nu Phi Mu Sorority Keraton Hotel

Local residents share hospital updates and family travels

Rev Edward Suits returns home after ten day hospital stay and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Miss Glenna Chappell travels to St Louis for World Series games after visiting her sister in Spencer avenue. Mrs Carroll Bowles and Mrs E L Spencer noted as patients or recovering at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Edward Suits Woodrow Avenue Glenna Chappell Woodlawn Virginia St. Louis Missouri Robert E. Wilson Spencer Avenue Carroll F. Bowles Archdale Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital E. L. Spencer Trinity Boulevard Unit

Elm Street PTA Sets Tuesday Evening Meeting

The Parent-Teacher Association of Elm Street School will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in the school auditorium. All parents are urged to attend as the initial gathering is important.

ELM PTA Parent-Teacher Association of Elm Street

Pentagon Club Sets Regular Meeting With Mrs Bernard

The Pentagon club will meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Gilbert Bernard at 401 Parkway. Those unable to attend should call the hostess at 2650.

Pentagon Club Gilbert Bernard 401 Parkway

Friendship Club Meets Thursday Luncheon Guests Included

The Friendship club will meet Thursday at 1 PM with Mrs. J. Cramer at 803 Howell Street for a covered dish luncheon. Ralph Tilden, pianist, will be a guest and present a short program after the meal.

He Friendship Club High Point Eugene Pfaff Charles McAnally Dc Davis Emerywood Country Club Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive Philomathean Club Howard Hartzell Guilford Avenue Emerywood Duplicate Club The Friendship Club J. Cramer Howell Street Ralph Tilden

Woodmen to Hear Captain R. J. Pike

Woodmen of the World will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock at the WOW home on West High street Captain Robert J. Pike of Winston Salem will be the guest speaker Homer R Weavil captain of the degree team announces a session before the regular meeting for all team members and those wishing to join to finalize plans for organization

Woodmen of the World WOW West High Street Robert J. Pike Winston-Salem Homer R. Weavil

Dancinge and Flirtation Rumba Not Waltz in Blue or Pink

The item notes a fashion piece described as dancing and flirtation oriented, suggesting a rumba style rather than waltz. It describes fabric as black rayon with satin stripes possibly bright baby blue or candy pink. A choker with a locket on chain or velvet ribbon is deemed an appropriate accessory.

Inquirer's Class To Be Started at Catholic Church

The Rev. Robert J. MacMillan announced a new inquirer's class at St. Edward's Church tonight at 8. Classes meet in the rectory at 609 Barbee Street, open to Catholics and non Catholics, with a question box and provided texts to explain Catholic history dogma and morals. An invitation urged the public to attend to learn about Catholic doctrine. Chicago sends and receives more telegrams than any other city in the world.

Inquirer Catholic Church St. Edward's Catholic Church Robert J. MacMillan St. Edward's Rectory Barbee Street Chicago

Model smiles and dental care trend promoted by Ipana

A Dunellen girl, Beverly Scheffer, and her model mother Helen highlight a dental routine. The ad notes regular brushing with Ipana and gum massages to keep gums firm and teeth bright. It cites a dentist survey showing seven in ten dentists recommend gum massage.

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