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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1954

Page

6

Educational Seminar Draws Women From Local Churches

About 150 women from 18 Methodist churches are expected at a one day educational seminar for Wom Societies of Christian Service. Registration opens at 9 a m at Wesley Memorial Church with sessions starting at 9 45. Topics include Christianity and Wealth and Jesus Teaching Concerning Women with speakers from Greensboro and the area. Lunch will be served at First Methodist Church.

Wom- Societies of Christian Servce Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Pakistan Ceylon H. G. Allen Jesus John Hoyle Jr Greensboro O. H. Westmoreland Frank Little Western North Carolina Conference W. B. Hall C. A. York First Methodist Church

Group Votes To Rename Juvenile Musical Art Club

Miss Lettie Fay Mehan hosted a Young Musicians Club meeting where members voted to rename the Juvenile Musical Art Club to avoid confusion with another group. Dana Gibson and Elizabeth Reavis performed hymns, a musical quiz preceded the vote, and Judy Culp led the meeting with the Mu d Federation ritual. A monthly hours contest will award a $10 top prize, $2 runner-up, and three honorable mentions as five new members Betsy Creech Sue Lattimer Lelia Clinard Marty Holbrook and Helen Hutto joined the group.

Lettie Fay Mehan Young Musicians Club Juvenile Musical Art Club Dana Gibson Elizabeth Reavis Judy Culp Mud Federation Betsy Creech Sue Lattimer Lelia Clinard Marty Holbrook Helen Hutto Floyd Mehan

Final Parties This Week For Margaret Payne

Miss Margaret Payne bride elect attends multiple pre nuptial events this week. A party tonight at 709 Montheu Ave hosted by Mrs A W Kiemme Jr. starts 7 30 p m. A Wednesday party at Rawley Farm Road follows her wedding attendants. Rehearsal with Edwin White is at First Methodist Church then a gathering at the Lindale home hosted by Mr and Mrs Lee R White.

Margaret Payne A. W. Kiemme Jr Montheu Ave Payne Rawley Farm Road Edwin White First Methodist Church Nancy Hahn Amanda Sue Auman Carolyn Spencer Auman Hazel Wood Thomasville Road Mary Lee Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle Paul Carroll C. C Betty Schultheiss Eleanor Cook Elsie Tucker Willl Sylvia Schultheiss Pa White Lee R. White Ray Nance Nance Lindale Dr Barbara Kennedy Wayne Farlowe Ennis St. Wesleyan Methodist Church

Local residents return from weekend visits and trips

Mr and Mrs Charles W Allred and others returned home after weekend visits in Williamston. Mr and Mrs W C Venable went back to South Carolina after visiting High Point. Mrs Fred Snyder at Twin Oaks Court is a patient at Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Quenton and Mr and Mrs M Farlow returned home from vacations in New York City Niagara Falls and Canada.

Charles W. Allred Herman E. Crawford Margie Potts Williamston Mrs. W. C. Venable South Carolina High Point Fred Snyder Twin Oaks Court A Point Memorial Hospital Quenton Route 3 M. Farlow Greensboro New York City Niagra Falls Canada

Monte Carlo Night at Sedgefield Club

Sedgefield Club hosts Monte Carlo Night at the Embassy Club on Friday. Dinner begins 7 30 p m with games starting at nine. Members may bring guests, with reservations due by noon. Milton R Barnes Alfred J Rice and Robert J McLean lead the event.

Monte Carlo Sedgefield Club Embassy Club Milton R. Barnes Alfred J. Rice Robert J. McLean

Teens Need Beauty Hour A Teen Guide To Nightly Self Care

A teen beauty guide emphasizes nightly routines for hair and eye care, skin cream, teeth brushing, and light at home exercises. It notes bending over to brush roots, using petroleum jelly on lashes, and limiting overnight cream. It also mentions a fashion slip and a spinach salad recipe with bacon Parmesan dressing.

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Hats and hair take spotlight in fall fashion from Lilly Dache

Fashion editor notes Lilly Dache expands from milliner to cosmetics and grooming. She promotes hats that reveal hair, with small caps worn at back of head or on crown to frame the face. The trend emphasizes visible hair, coordinated hat color, and dramatic yet flattering effects for a complete look.

Lilly Dache Lill

Y W C A News Evening Activity Schedule

A dense list of YWCA programs and meetings for various age groups and activities. Timings range from 3:15 PM to 10:00 PM with sections for teens, women, and clubs including swimming, dance, golf, and board meetings.

Bank Club Committee YMCA YMC Board of Directors

Birth announced for Kathy Elizabeth Ward in San Antonio

Mr and Mrs Charles J Ward announce the birth of their daughter Kathy Elizabeth on October 9 at a hospital in San Antonio Texas Mrs Ward is formerly Lorene Kivett of this city

Kathy Elizabeth Ward Charles J. Ward Kathy Elizabeth San Antonio Tex Ward Lorene Kivett

Birth of the Homburg Hat in Bad Homburg

AP recounts how the Homburg hat originated in Bad Homburg after Prince of Wales noticed a hat shop there. Johannes Moeckel agreed to make a distinctive brimmed hat, later popular worldwide through royal fashion influence.

AP News Bad Homburg Germany Homburg Kaiser Wilhelm II Russia Nicholas I England Prince of Wales Edward VII Johannes P. Moeckel Edward Paul Wuttke West Germany

Wild Flower Club Hosts Lionel Melvin at Meeting

The Wild Flower Garden Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday hosted by Mrs. D. L. Bouldin on Forrest Hill Drive with associate hostesses Miss Ivy Paylor. Guest speaker Lionel Melvin of Pleasant Garden will speak.

High Point Garden Club W. C. Idol Hillcrest W. J. Fraley F. R. Taylor Garden Gate Garden Club Vance Kester Fifth St Plant and Pluck Garden Club Ray H. Dover Jr Ardale A. J. Simeon E. R. Anderson Alexander Martin H. A. Millis N. Main St High Point Blanche Mann E. Farriss Ave Presban E. J. Huber Liberty Yancey Cecil Forest Ave Herman Crawford George Gillie Missy Lee Guilford da Thomasville Wild Flower Garden Club D. L. Bouldin Forrest Hill Drive Dallas Chapman Jimmy Griffin Cheyrl Griffin Elizabeth Chapman E. Lexington Ve Ellis Barker Barbee St Glen L. Venable Cedrow Ave American Legion Auxiliary First Baptist Church Ivy Paylor Lionel Melvin Plessant Garden

Windsay church to sponsor Brunswick stew next Thursday

Women’s Society of Christian Service at Windsay Memorial Methodist Church will sponsor Brunswick stew on Thursday at the church hut. Those wanting to buy the stew should call 48348 or 6253 by Tuesday night.

Women’s Society of Christian Service of Windsay Memorial Methodist Church

Mentholatum Rub Delivers Deep Heat Relief Quickly

An ad-promotes the new Deep Heat Mentholatum Rub promising rapid soothing of arthritis rheumatism and chest cold pain. It claims soothing warmth after 30 seconds with a creamy menthol formulation featuring Silitex M3 and latest pain relief discoveries.

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Monark DuPont Monark Shade Co N. Main Sedgefield Hunt Edward Benjamin Starmount The Benjamin‘s Jack Rochelle Anneth Schwabenton R. C. Boyce Charles L. Kearns Nathan Ayers Welch Harris Union Hill High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club Sheraton Hotel Mark Phi Mu Glenn Perry Sunset Dr Clyde Allred Chapman Guyerhofe Jamestown Sedgefield Portland Cement Association State Planters Bank Richmond Rete’ Nen Scientif Meres Oc Anaenees Alicia Hart Geneat Generale Lic David L. Coltrane Raleigh North Carolina YWCA James N. Rawleigh League Coltrane Dorothy Roe Associated Press Women's Editor Gand Products Co Cilates Chicago the Homburg Was Wild Flower Club Brunswick
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