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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1950
Page
7
Burgess Leonard, author of Victory Pass, spoke to the Business and Professional club of the YWCA. The Greensboro club girls performed a skit titled Heaven Help the Working Girl. Nineteen members attended, with Miss Elizabeth Kee presiding as president.
Miss Mildred Crowder and James Bergen presented selections by American composers to the Fortnighters club at Mrs. Byron Haworth home on 600 Springfield road. Eighteen members attended with visitor Mrs. T. J. Lahmer of Omaha. Social hour featured a salad plate amid autumn flowers.
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club gathered at Mrs. J R Graham's West Bay Street home with sixteen members present and two new members welcomed. Guest speaker was Mrs. Valette Harris president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs, who spoke on Putting the Garden To Bed and shared fall garden prep tips.
It is estimated that over a million dollars a year is spent on remedies to relieve piles. Peterson's Ointment is claimed to soothe pile torture in minutes. A 40c box or 7c tube applicator offers fast relief from itching with a money back guarantee.
The High Point AAUW branch will hold its October meeting Monday October 16 at 8 PM at Blair Park clubhouse. Guest speaker Miss Marjorie L Temple national legislative program associate of Baltimore MD will discuss AAUW policies, Congress bills and federal aid to public schools.
Milada Fronta reports a fountain pen developed in Czechoslovakia that writes in two colors. One end features a ball point while the other end has an ordinary point.
The October meeting at Mrs. Frederick R. Taylor’s Johnson Street home featured talks on planting bulbs for spring bloom and on lilies of the valley. Mrs. C. C. Garrett received with a gav el engraved with the club name.
Kermit Cloniger of Thomasville spoke at the Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting at the YWCA on Our America And Its Defense. He stressed the duties of citizenship and patriotism in national defense, introduced by Mrs. J. E. Lambeth, with reports from the district meeting and tributes from the national president.
Mr and Mrs J K Ritter of 619 Arch street announce the birth of a son Joseph Michael on October 9 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Ritter formerly Miss Mary Brown Michael Moore Jones Born to Mr and Mrs Ervin Jones Jr of 809 Tryon street a son Michael Moore on October 10 at the Boulevard unit of the local hospital Mrs Jones is the former Miss Wanda Allen Mr and Mrs Adam Proctor of Archdale announce the birth of a son Bradford Allen on October 9 BRADNERS HAVE SON Mr and Mrs Howard Bradner 602 Lindsay street announce the birth of a son James Randolph on October 10 at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital
Mrs. Lee Durham has returned home at 526 Forrest Avenue after surgery at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. J. H. Hartsell of 307 Phillips Street, who had a recent operation at the same Boulevard unit, is recovering satisfactorily. Meat production under Federal inspection for the week ending September 30 totaled 330 million pounds.
Family skin care ad promotes Noxzema Skin Cream as a versatile night cream and base. Medicated formula promises quick relief for blemishes and irritations including sunburn and windburn. Special price drop to 59 cents from 85 cents available at drug and cosmetic counters.
Mrs. W. B. Collins and Mrs. T. C. Isom hosted a bridal shower for Miss Martha Lou Holton at the Collins home on Centennial avenue. Guests enjoyed a dessert course, bingo, and gifts as wedding plans with Harvey R. Pearman Jr. proceed.
The Philomathean Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. C. Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive. About three fourths of all U S flue cured tobacco exports are used in making Virginia cigarettes in foreign countries.
Gen. Sean MacBride told Dublin chamber of commerce that Ireland faces a paradox of too few prisoners. He noted five prisons could struggle to stay open with only 69 men and 62 women behind bars, most serving short terms.
The Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina begins a civil action for absolute divorce after two years of separation. Willie E Johnson Sr must answer within 20 days after October 20 1950. Florence W Allen Asst Clerk and John W Langford represent plaintiff. 9/20 27 10/4 11
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