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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1947
Page
20
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union executive committee will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Marcelle ne’s home in the Deep River section.
Miss Hill and Mrs J B Hill of Thomasville announce the engagement of Katherine Ophelia Hill to Charles H Curry Jr both of Thomasville. The wedding is planned for the latter part of November.
Patricia Hastings turns one today with Alfred and Geneva Hastings of Route 6 High Point as proud guardians. Rodney Briggs marked one on Sunday, October 5, to W B and wife of Kivett Drive Thomas Eugene Sears observed his first birthday on October 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Sears of 408 East Commerce Street. Don Wayne George reached one on October 6, son of H G and wife of 1402 Harmon Street. Karen Campbell also turned one on October 6, daughter of G L and wife of Route 4 High Point.
Local church groups schedule Monday meetings across Wesley Memorial First Methodist Green Street and North Main Baptist circles. Members arrange rooms, hosts, and guest speakers with times ranging from 12:30 to 8 p.m. in multiple locations.
Asheboro couples wed in a simple ceremony at Central Methodist church with Mrs Virginia Lee Routh and Walton E Way of Asheboro. The bride wore a brown tweed suit with an orchid. couple plans a wedding trip and will live with the bride’s parents.
Mrs. Lelia French has been admitted to High Point Memorial hospital for observation and treatment after two weeks of illness. Mrs. J N Stanley of Thomasville road returned home from a western trip by plane visiting Denver Houghton Vernon and Cuba planned for about a month. Mr and Mrs James R Claffee of Keswick Grove NJ are weekend guests of Keswick Fellowship members. Nancy Roberts of 1025 Barber street left by plane for Miami expecting a month away with plans to visit Cuba. Charles H McCampbell of Chicago and his brother O L McCampbell hosted in Archdale. Mrs Hunter Sechrest moved to Mrs L O Willard’s home on Greensboro road. Kathryn Johnson arrived by plane from Chicago to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs W P Grant. Mrs L M Bullard joined Lt Bullard in Adak Aleutian Islands for a two year tour. she is daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Massey.
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. L. Hooker at 411 Forrest Avenue. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames R. F. Johnson and J. A. Monroe. Speaker L. C. Dutton will discuss "Roses." Also note tip: White turnips taste better when boiled in chicken broth. use bouillon cubes if needed.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stratton Knight Jr of Raleigh announce the birth of twins a son John Dalton and a daughter Joan Elizabeth at the Piedmont Memorial Hang to Greensboro on October 5. Mrs Knight is the former Miss Elizabeth daughter of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards announce the birth of a son Ricky Sarrell on October 7 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital. The couple live at 303 Reid street and 807 Rotary drive in High Point. Leftover egg yolks can be kept for several days when stored in a small glass with cold water or a few drops of salad oil.
The Altrusa club hosts its regular dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Sheraton. District governor Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock of High Point will speak on international Altrusa project grants and aid fund, with Mrs. W. W. Dickerson, Mrs. Carl Lambeth and Miss Fern Ferree organizing the program.
Dr. Mary Martin Sloop of Cros nore will address the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. C. Garrett on Rockford road. Associate hostesses include Mrs. C. E. Diffendale, Miss Laura Wiley, Mrs. Rupert Pickens, and others. The board will meet at 2:30 prior to the regular club meeting.
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