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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1946

Page

8

New Garden Club Organized In High Point

James Mattocks elected first president at the charter meeting held at Oakwood Apartments. The club, formed under High Point council of Garden Clubs leadership, plans monthly meetings and Christmas decor project for Guildford Sanitorium patients. Charter members include James Mattocks M T Gibson Richard Short Tom Harvey Dolen Hedrick Bill Mowery Dick Neisky George Elkins M C Henderson Archie Newton Carl Justice with others unable to attend.

High Point Richard Jt Dolenrick Bernard Fred Cox George Elkins Guildford Winston-Salem Mesdames James Mattocks M. T. Gibson Richard Short Tom Harvey Dolen Hedrick Bill Mowery Dick Neisky

Outdoor Training Course For Scout Leaders Postponed

The outdoor training course for Girl Scout troop leaders has been postponed from Wednesday October 9 to Wednesday October 16 due to inclement weather. It is the third in a series sponsored by the High Point Girl Scout council with experienced instructors and a noted speaker planned.

High Point Girl Scout Council

Pentagon Club Dance for Bride and Groom at Ferguson cabin

About sixty Pentagon club members and guests attended a Saturday evening party at the Ferguson cabin near Archdale honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Walker Jr. Mrs. Walker is Clarine Furgurson. The couple received novelty napkins bearing their names as a keepsake. Punch was served from a ivy-decorated table.

Pentagon Club Ferguson Cabin Archdale Robert H. Walker Clarine Bob

Local residents note several health and travel updates

G W Bowden is recuperating satisfactorily at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital and can receive visitors. Mrs S O Ring of Vista California visits here for two weeks, staying with the Ring family north of town. Mrs Marvin Ingram travels to Birmingham Alabama for her mother Mrs C S Stirewall’s transfer to Rowan hospital in Salisbury. Mrs Stirewall’s condition is good and she remains hospitalized for some time. Mrs J M Rowland of Richmond Virginia visits her niece Mrs C Muse and Mrs Diza Lewis in Winston Salem. Mrs R R Pirtle recuperates at High Point Memorial hospital after an operation and can receive visitors. Mrs W W Ellington returns home from Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs J A Burris and son Billy travel to New York City for the wedding of S A Morton and Miss Ewen Grant, returning Friday.

G. W. Bowden Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital S. O. Ring Vista Calif E. T. Ring Marvin Ingram Gilbert Street Birmingham Ala C. 5 Stirewall Rowan Hospital Salisbury J. M. Rowland Richmond C. €. Muse Rowland John Kilburn R. R. Pirtle Greensboro Road J. A. Burris Billy New York City

SWV Auxiliary Head Visits Here

Mrs. Love T. Hughes of Asheville, department president of the Spanish War Veterans auxiliary, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Frost. She visited Greensboro auxiliaries, then joined Salisbury camp and auxiliary for a combined meeting. She will attend a Durham auxiliary luncheon with Miss Mary Belscher, a national officer.

Love T. Hughes Asheville Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary A. B. Frost Fifth Street Greensboro Salisbury Hughes A. Frost Durham Mary Belscher

Tree Farms Plant 2.6 Million Seedlings in 1944 45 Season

Six Oregon and Washington tree farms contributed to 2,612,000 seedlings planted during the 1944 45 season. The effort reflects coordinated reforestation across Pacific Northwest property owners and forestry programs.

Oregon Washington

Junior Group Elects Slate For New Year

The High Point Junior Music study club met at Mrs. Sidney Gayle's home on Club Drive for its first meeting of the year and elected Patsy Conrad president. Pengram. Lewis as secretary and treasurer. Carolyna Murray chosen as club delegate to Piedmont district Junior Federated Music Club meeting in Winston-Salem. Dot Lewis to perform Chopin Waltz opus 34.

High Point Junior Music Study Club Sidney Gayle Patsy Conrad Pengram Lewis Carolyna Murray Junior Federated Music Club Winston-Salem Dot Lewis Friendship Club High Point Eugene Pfaff

Miss Polly Payne Hosts Mrs Jones in Shower

Miss Polly Payne of Trinity entertained Mrs Howard Jones at her home last Thursday with amiscellaneous shower for the bride. Guests enjoyed gardenia corsages, party games with prizes won by Miss Sarah Lou Newton and Miss Mary Cecil, and refreshments for about twenty attendees.

Polly Payne Trinity Howard Jones Sarah Lou Newton Mary Cecil

Henrietta Ingram Birthday Honoree at East Green Extension

Mrs. A. J. Ingram hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her ten year old daughter Henrietta at the East Green Extension home. Children played games and received gifts from guests Toby Bolton Shirley Stinson Bobbie Donnie Butch Tuttle Naomi McLamb Pat Ingram Joan Spoon Billy Sykes and Gene Frazier.

A. J. Ingram Henrietta East Green Extension Toby Bolton Shirley Stinson Bobbie Donnie Butch Tuttle Naomi McLamb Pat Ingram Joan Spoon Billy Sykes Gene Frazier

St Edward Guild Fashion Show Set for Wednesday Evening

St Edward's Catholic guild presents a fall fashion show at the Sheraton hotel ball room this Wednesday at 8 PM with demonstrations by two local stores. A musicale features Corallie Thoma, Thomas Strickland, Kei Imai, and Hubert Barrier, plus many local models including Misses Snowden, Thompson, Russell, Chabot, Steed, Martin, and Oberlies among others. Tickets available at the ballroom. show organizers are Misses John Ilderton and Florence Chabot.

Ladies of St. Edward's Catholic Guild Sheraton Hotel Corallie Thoma Thomas Strickland Kei Imai Hubert Barrier Carol Snowden Christine Thompson Jessie Dean Russell Florence Chabot Anne Steed Helen Martin Rae Martin Mesdames George Oberlies Turner McKenzie Wilbert Gaudin Regina Hinshaw Gay Sandra Dodge June Phyllis Done Tiny Neely Carey Ilderton Bobby Gerring Johnny Richard Fedorowitz John Ilderton

Community calendar of clubs and events schedule

The calendar lists Wednesday through Sunday meetings and activities for groups including the Daughters of the American Revolution Altrusa Eastern Star study clubs and church events. Highlights include guest speaker J R Norwood of Salisbury, a Sheraton hotel dinner, a new Woman's club initial meeting, and the wedding rehearsal and ceremony for Miss Ellen Charles and Lawrence M Shaw.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution G. H. Kearns M. A. Lackey T. S. MacKenzie Bruce H. Carraway Rupert Pickens Craven J. R. Norwood Salisbury Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Emerywood Emerywood Country Club Charles Shaw J. L. Shaw Hawthorne Road Ellen Charles Lawrence M. Shaw Green Street Baptist Church Julian S. Hopkins

Phi Betas Meet At Thomasville Social Event Notes

Mrs. George D. Finch hosted a Phi Beta club meeting on Colonial Drive with twelve place settings and a repast. Hymns of the Ages was discussed with Mrs. Fran Newsome accompanying. guests included Mrs. Robert Lambeth and others from Greensboro and Greensboro. Brierfield UDC then met at Mrs. E. C. Brandon’s home with devotionals, a pledge, and officer elections led by Mrs. R. E. Watkins.

Thomasville George D. Finch Phi Beta Club Colonial Drive Finch Fran Newsome Greensboro Brierfield United Daughters of the Confederacy E. C. Brandon J. A. Neilson Margaret McLeod R. E. Watkins J. A. J. Farrington J. R. Myers D. M. Jester R. L. Jones J. A. Palmer T. J. York J. W. Hawthorne I. G. Greer Romulus Skaggs Mobile Bay Peg Peggy Becky Brandon

Belts Set to Shape Cold Weather Fashion Authority

Fashion writers note belts gain authority over winter apparel from coats to dresses. Heavy studded belts and slim styles with pouches or watch fobs are highlighted as key accents for suits skirts and little black dresses this season.

Nu Phi Mu To Meet Tonight at Sheraton Hotel

The Nu Phi Mu sorority will meet this evening at the Sheraton hotel. Members are asked to inquire at the desk about the meeting room.

Nu Phi Mu Nu Phi Mu Sorority Sheraton

Fall dress pattern 4639 for sizes 12 to 20

Fashion ad from the Anne Adams fall and winter 1946 47 pattern book promotes pattern 4639. It features a shoulder bow that becomes a scarf and pocket, includes full illustrated instructions, and lists fabric yardage for size 16. Order by mail with name address and pattern number.

Enterprise Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Anne Adams

Births Gilbert Quinn Koontz John Lawrence Rouse Donna Rebecca Biggs

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Koontz Archdale announce birth of son Gilbert Quinn on October 3 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs John L Rouse Jr announce birth of son John Lawrence III on October 5 at Boulevard unit. Mrs Rouse formerly Helen Livengood of 303 Newton street. Mr and Mrs Seth Biggs Guilford College announce birth of daughter Donna Rebecca on October 1 at Boulevard unit.

Gilbert Quinn Koontz Gilbert Koontz Archdale Gilbert Quinn Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Rouse John L. Rouse, Jr John Lawrence, III Boulvard Helen Livengood Newton Street Biggles Seth Biggs Guilford College Donna Rebecca

Stephens Bible Study Class to Meet at Ellington Home

The Stephens Bible Study class will gather Wednesday at 3 PM at 217 West Bay Street hosted by Mrs. C F Ellington. Mrs. C S Grayson will lead the session. The note also recalls the short lived United States of Central America formed in 1898 and dissolved in 1899.

United States Central America

Local VFW Post Initiates 12 New Members

The local Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 619 on West Broad Street inducted 12 new members at its meeting. New members listed include En Jensen and Robert J. Shufelt among others. membership cards extend through next year. Acting Commander J F Sommers invites interested veterans to visit 416 West Broad Street or contact any member.

Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars West Broad Street En Jensen Robert J. Shufelt W. A. Walden William B. Sellers Gordon M. Burleson Charles Young Byron W. Grandjean J. Caroll Henderson Irvin L. Griffin Oscar W. Kirkman James V. Morgan Charles B. Cecil

Chief Explains How To Smother Grease Fire

Fire Chief E. K. explains how to handle a kitchen grease fire. Do not use water as it causes violent spatter. cover the pan with a metal lid to smother the flames quickly and safely.

E. K. Ingram

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New Garden Club Nelson Florist & Decorator Francis G. Main Nelson West End Beauty Dial English Street Guilford Furniture CO N. Main St Winston-Salem, 6. C Arge Shipment S. Main Prunella Wood W. W. Ellington South Main Street Hot Springs Ark SWV C. A. Ring Miss Polly Payne Mrs. Jones Henrietta Ingram St. Edward Guild Twentieth Century Study Club J. W. Thomas Otteray Drive R. I. Quigley Friendly Garden Club G. C. Estes Decatur Street Woman's Club John L. Rothrock Musical Art Club Board Valette J. Harris Rockford Road Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Charlies McAnally Stanley Davis Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive Philomathean Club Howard Hartzell Guilford Avenue Phi Betas Ben Carris Roy Proctor Alvah Boyles James Lambeth R. L. McDonald W. H. Curlee Claiborne Pennington Vann Stringfield France India China Aine Halos VFW Vicks Uing Oma Elliott Floral Becky Occan Whitlark's East Commerce Princess Beauty Shop Bristol-Myere Musical Johnsons Manhattan Radio Family Margaret Johnson
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