Wayside Garden Club Hosts Meeting At President's Home
The Wayside Garden Club met yesterday morning at Mrs C. B. Mattocks home. Demonstrations of flower arrangements by Mrs Chester Haworth drew admiration. Attendees included Mrs Hayden Mrs Sheroff Mrs Haworth and others as Mrs Mattocks presided and led business and reports from local garden groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Mattocks
C. B. Mattocks
Chester C. Haworth
Val
Charles L. Amos
H. W. McCain
Henry Koons
Charles Risch
D. L. Bouldin
J. E. Marsh
L. R. Terry
Minta Hughes
Mrs. Mattocks
Presbyterians To Elect State Today
Concord, Oct 16. The women's auxiliary of the Presbyterian synod of North Carolina meets for its 34th annual session. Officers are to be elected as the meeting, opened yesterday, enters its second of three days. Mrs. C U Baucom Jr of Raleigh presided. Dr. George Mauze of Winston-Salem gave the opening address on The Church's Opportunity at Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
C. U. Baucom, Jr
Raleigh
George Mauze
Winston- Salem
Allen Jay PTA notes October meeting highlights
At the October Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association meeting, president Mrs. Herman Robertson chaired as committee reports were heard. Rev. W. B. Penny led devotionals and R. L. Murray sang "The Tree of the PTA" with piano accompaniment by Mrs. T. Bennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Herman Robertson
W. B. Penny
Tree of the
PTA
R. L. Murray
Busy social calendar marks Jacqueline Kennedy events
Local clubs and hosts schedule dinners, bridge parties, meetings, and receptions through the week in honor of Miss Jacqueline Kennedy bride elect. Notable venues include the Sheraton hotel Emerywood Country club Adams Memorial YWCA Sedgefield Inn and First Methodist church with guest speakers and hostesses from Mr. and Mrs. Hartley to Paul Owen and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Edgar Hartley
C. H. Williard
Ruth
Johnson Street
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nature Study Club
Paul Younts
Shirley Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Hampton Shuping
Fulton Garner
Adams Memorial Ywca
Paul S. Owen
Community Chest
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Jamestown
George Dobbins
Sedgefield Inn
YWCA Club Holds Outdoor Picnic Supper
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA enjoyed a picnic supper at Miss Elizabeth Hedrick’s Johnson street home last evening replacing the weekly YWCA supper. Guests gathered on the back lawn as the outdoor oven cooked and served the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Elizabeth Hedrick
Johnson Street
Marriage Vows Of Miss Norman And Mr Sutherland At Duke Chapel
Miss Mary Norman and Frank Sutherland exchanged vows in a Duke Chapel ceremony on October 12 in Durham North Carolina. Dr Hickman officiated with a double ring rite as white chrysanthemum decor and candlelight framed the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Norman
Mr. Sutherland
Duke Chapel
Mary Norman
Frank Sutherland
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Hickman
Wilson
Jean Campbell
Washington, D. C
D'Hardelot
Bond
Miss Po Norman
Tuesday Bridge Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs R H Smith
Mrs R H Smith entertained the Tuesday bridge club at her home on Sunset Drive for a regu lar luncheon meeting. After a period of duplicate bridge, prizes went to J R McCrary and G G Chappell in East West and Dewey Foust and W W Ward in North South. New member W B Flaharty joined, with guests J R McCrary W J Bennett and W W Ward present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
R. H. Smith
Sunset Drive
J. R. McCrary
G. G. Chappell
Dewey Foust
W. W. Ward
W. B. Flaharty
L. C. Furgurson
M. R. Cole
Alpha Theta Psi Honors Rushees At Theater Party
The Alpha Theta Psi sorority at High Point College hosted its new rushees with a theater party and buffet dinner after a movie at Miss Donna Burns home. Attendees included Misses Ann Alman Edith Current Margaret Phelps Donna Burns Elsie Cress Anna Lee Ferguson Carlene Kearns Jewel Myers Mary Lou Rainey Coralie Thoma and honorary member Miss Ernestine Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
Donna Burns
Ann Alman
Edith Current
Margaret Phelps
Elsie Cress
Anna Lee Ferguson
Carlene Kearns
Jewel Myers
Mary Lou Rainey
Coralie Thoma
Ernestine Fields
Ladies' Bridge Winners Named At Country Cub
Winners of the ladies bridge event held yesterday at Emerywood country club were announced. In duplicate bridge the North-South high score went to Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood and P. Y. Adams while East-West top scorers were Mesdames Laurance Ingram and W. C. Jones Jr. Runners-up in duplicate were Mesdames C. S. Beaver and R. D. Tillson for North-South and Mesdames Logan Porter Jr. and Harold McKee for East-West. In contract bridge winners were Mesdames D. W. Hunter and O. A. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
P. Y. Adams
Laurance Ingram
W. C. Jones
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
Logan Porter, Jr
Harold McKee
D. W. Hunter
O. A. Kirkman
Church Social Mothers' Prayer Band Meeting
The Mothers' Prayer band will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. T. E. Goins home 1502 King Street. Mrs. J. Q. Cheves will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
T. E. Goins
King Street
J. Q. Cheves
Miss Judy Brooks Bride Elect Entertained at Home
Mrs Esther Brooks and Mrs Steven Thornton hosted a fall color party for Miss Judy Brooks at the Brooks home on Howell street. Prizes were awarded to several guests and gift items included a china set and a white silk negligee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Brooks
Esther Brooks
Steven Thornton
Brooks
Howell Street
Freda Faye Harrington
Ralph Thornton
Elizabeth Hampton
Tommy Joe Gardner
Miss Brooks
Elizabeth Thornton
Betty Ann Brown
Mary Frances Roth
Asheboro Couples Announce Two Marriages in Chesterfield
Asheboro couples announce marriages in Chesterfield South Carolina. Miss Irma Lee Bingham and J Carl White wed October 5 with Judge Jack Horton officiating. Georgia Frances Caveness and Henry Lewis McKinnon wed September 21. Both brides and grooms have local North Carolina connections and wartime service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Irma Lee Bingham
J. Carl White
Chesterfield
S. C
Jack Horton
Sheriff
W. M. Bingham
Route 3
Farmers High School
High Point College
Franklinville High School
Enterprise Oil Company
Mr. White
J. C. White
White
Stokesdale
Summerfield High School
Army Air Corps
J. H. Caveness
Ramseur
Georgia Francess
Henry Lewis McKinnon
G .H. McKinnon
Franklinville
Ramseur High School
Fourth Marine Division
Marshalls
Saipan
Tinian
Iwo Jima
Mrs. McKinnon
Double M Club hears Bell discuss Guatemala
At the Adams Memorial YWCA building luncheon, Harry G. Bell of Adams Mills Cor poration spoke about a trip to Guatemala. He described the country’s people, customs, dress, volcanoes and Catholic religion. New member Charles Nash welcomed. about 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Harry G. Bell
Adams Mills Corporation
Guatemala
Franklin Welch
J. Bell
Bell
Charles Nash
Sam McKinney
Clyde Lloyd
Edgar Snider
Bill Dedman
Welch
Proctor Family Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Proctor of 1107 Grace street entertained last evening at their home with a birthday supper for their daughter Jessie Sue. The event included buffet dining, tables in the living room, games, and piano selections by Mrs. E. E. Bragg. Attendees included Carolyn Jones Hedrick Best Williams Crawford Morgan and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Proctor
Grace Street
Jessie Sue
E. E. Bragg
Carolyn Jones
Carolyn Hedrick
Patricia Best
Doris Williams
Jean
Barbara Crawford
Peggy
Betty
Morliss Morgan
Helen Crawford
W. E. Proctor
Bread on lid helps absorb steam and odors
Readers learn to place a slice of bread on the lid of a pot to absorb steam and odors while cooking sauerkraut or other aromatic vegetables. The tip aims to reduce lingering smells during simmering and improves kitchen odor control.
Sanders Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary at Emerywood Country Club
Mr and Mrs Sanders hosted a formal dance at Emerywood Country Club to mark their fifteenth wedding anniversary. About two hundred guests attended from nine to one. Guests included Mr and Mrs W L Frew of Cedartown Ga and Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper. Johnny Archer orchestra provided music with Freddie King as vocalist. Intermission refreshments were served in the ladies lounge as autumn leaves and a green and white motif themed the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Duke Hotel
Nora Norman
High Point
Randleman High School
Jones Business College
General Accounting Office
Washington, D. C
Anne Southerland
Sutherland
Staten Island
N. Y
Duke University
New York
Thompson Place
Rosebank
W. C. Burge
Earlie Bowman
Sanders Dallas
Emerywood Country Club
Dallas
W. L. Frew
Cedartown
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Johnny Archer
Summitt Club
Baltimore
Freddie King
Pears Ripen On Tree Become Mealy Or Gritty
The text states that pears left to ripen on the tree become mealy or gritty in texture. This suggests a quality change due to delayed harvest. No additional entities or dates are provided.
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis G. Nelson
N. Main St
West End
West Beauty
Neliisch
Allen Jay
Childs
Becky
Whitlark’s
East Co Agre St
Pho
Janis Carter
Ywca Club
Zawid
National Dairy Products Corp
Jack Haley
Alpha Theta Psi
Rushees
Thomasville
E. Commerce
Mesdames Brooks and
Thornton Wete
Miss Judy Brooks
Double
M” Club
Harry Bell
Sue Proctor
Mrs. Sanders
Willis Stallings
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Elliott Floral CO
RTH
Pradent
cHemics Woos
Rose Furniture Co
Philco
Bing Crosby
Bing
Berenet Pe
Radio Tim
San
Rose Furniture Company
South Main Street
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