Madeline Hoover Week Talk at Pilot Club Dinner
Miss Ellen Jensen spoke to the Pilot Club at the Sheraton Hotel during United Nations Week. She presented colored slides on Norway Denmark and Sweden and discussed native dress customs and a Danish American Fourth of July celebration. Decorations featured fall flowers and United Nations flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jensen
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Jensen
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
International Relations Committee
United Nations
James Fox
Sue McAdams
Lucy Peace
Local Women Head to Georgia for Girl Scout Conference
Several Keyaunee Area leaders depart for Savannah Georgia to attend the 22nd regional Juliet Lowe Girl Scout Conference. Mrs Roy F Layton national president will speak on Our Heritage A Responsibility To Girls as the birthplace of Juliet Lowe is dedicated. The national group bought and restored Miss Lowe's home to become a national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Juliet Lowe
Savannah
Keyaunee
National Organiation
Miss Lowe
United States
Garden Makers Flower Show At Luncheon Meeting
Garden Makers Garden Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Baxter Freeze home on Rolling Rd. Guests Mrs. C. B. Mattocks and Mrs. Haworth judged member arrangements in pairs with several blue ribbons awarded. Displays featured wicker baskets brass and ceramic containers with flowers vegetables fruits berries and shrubs. Mrs. David Parker presided over a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mattocks
Cc. C. Haworth
Garden Makers Garden Club
Baxter Freeze
Rolling Rd
Mattocks
Haworth
David Parker
Archdale Women To Hear Mrs York On Voting As Citizens
Mrs C A York of High Point will speak at Archdale Meeting’s United Society of Friends Women event at 7 30 PM in the Friends Church basement. A past president of the High Point League of Women Voters, she discusses Voting As Christian Citizens and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. York
High Point
United Society of Friends Women of the
Archdale
Correction issued for About People misidentification
The Enterprise corrects an item naming Frank W. Wall as a heart attack patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. The patient is Frank W. Wall of 816 Arbordale Dr and improving with no visitors allowed. James H. Rodgers of 2102 Centennial Ave Ext remains in hospital recovering from surgery and may receive visitors under policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
About People
High Point Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Wall
Arbordale Dr
Frank S. Wall
Club Dr
James H. Rodgers
Centennial Ave
Ext
Births Announced in High Point Memorial Hospital Records
Mr and Mrs James L Blair announce a daughter Deborah Arlene born October 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Blair is the former Shirley Smyly of Ruf Connies Lynn Andrews daughter Connie Lynn born October 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Owen Brown announce a daughter Connie Ann born October 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Brown is the former Edith Brown of Galax Paul Raymond Sidoloff son Paul Raymond born at High Point Memorial Hospital reported by Mr and Mrs W C Sheloff 1039 Rockford Rd Britton son of Mr and Mrs Robert Glisson born October 15 in High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Glisson formerly Ruth McCormick of High Point Ryan Sylvester Davis son of Mr and Mrs Robert S Davis Route 1 Randleman born October 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Davis formerly Donna Welborn of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Blair
B Field St
Deborah Arlene
High Point Memorial Hospital
Blair
Shirley Smyly
Ruf
Robert P. Gardner
Thomasville
Susan Gail
Owen Brown
Centennial Ave
Connie Ann
Brown
Edith Brown
Galax
W. C. Shceloff
Rockford Rd
Paul Raymond
Robert Glisson
Norfolk, Va
Britton
Glisson
Ruth McCormick
High Point
Ryan Sylvester Davis
Robert S. Davis
Route 1
Randleman
Ryan Sylvester
Davis
Donna Welborn
High Nt
Warrensburg plans statue to Old Drum dog
Warrensburg Missouri plans a statue to Old Drum the hound that inspired Senator George Graham Vest's famous 1870 speech. The Chamber of Commerce aims to raise about 2500 dollars for the project including a bronze plaque with Vest's pledge that a dog is a man's most loyal friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
Drum
George Graham Vest
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Vest
Miss Bray Weds Joe Don Gallimore In Baptist Parsonage
Miss Barbara Gail Bray married Joe Don Gallimore Friday at Glenanna Baptist Parsonage with Rev. R L Taylor officiating. The couple plans to live at 8 Cates Ave in Thomasville after graduation and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bray
Joe Don Gallimore
Thomasville
Barbara Gail Bray
Glenanna Baptist Parsonage
R. L. Taylor
Continental Beauty School Graduates Twenty Two Pupils
In graduation exercises at the Continental Beauty School 22 students received diplomas. A hair styling show accompanied the ceremony and trophies were awarded to Elizabeth Henson Walker Cup Phyllis Lamb Ackerman Trophy and Robert Phipps. The graduating list includes names from High Point Lexington Thomasville Asheboro Greensboro and a South Carolina resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Beauty School
Marguerite McAllister
Sadie Walker
Asheboro
Elizabeth Henson
Phyllis Lamb
Ackerman
Myrtle Ackerman
Greensboro
Patricia Kennerly
Robert Phipps
Richard Byrd
Lottie Upton
Nancy Stiles
Cora Hazard
Peggy Wall
Ruby Younger
Vivian Everhart
Mary Minton
Sara Phipps
Carolyn Hunt
Mary Oakley
High Point
Shirley Hunt
June Leonard Beck
Sybil Williams
Paige Briggs
Lexington
Lillie Bryson
Jewel Callahan
Jean Hunt Warner
Thomasville
Shelby Jean Cannon
Toni Morgan Langley
Norene Sheffield Brown
South Carolina
Mrs Thomas Addresses Bulbs for Wayside Garden Club
Mrs J W Thomas spoke on bulbs to 12 Wayside Garden Club members meeting at Mrs W J Miller home 202 Hillcrest Dr. October and November ideal for planting she advised. She ordered new age bulbs for each member. C C Haworth chaired business session and horticulture tips featured with dahlias camellias and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Wayside Garden Club
W. J. Miller
Hillcrest Dr
T. W. Sprinkle
Miller
Aarp
C. C. Haworth
Woman's Club Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced
Four tables of duplicate bridge were in play at the High Point Woman's Club on High Street. Winners were first: Mrs. Laurance Ingram and Mrs. Farrell Gray. second: Miss Wilma Byerly and Mrs. Berle Eargle. third: Mrs. L. G. Munroe and Mrs. H. D. Kester. The weekly games are on Thursdays but this week were held on Tuesday. regular Thursdays resume next week at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
High Street
Laurance Ingram
Farrell Gray
Wilma Byerly
Berle Eargle
L. G. Munroe
H. D. Kester
C. G. Mackintosh
Cloverdale PTA Meets. Saving Stamp System outlined
The Cloverdale PTA met in the school auditorium on Tuesday night led by president Mrs. Alvah Scott. Mrs. Velva Coe spoke on the Saving Stamp System for High Point City Schools. A Brownie Troop was formed with Mrs. Frank Schmidley naming leaders Mrs. Billy Hutchin and Mrs. Dwight Frank. Miss Kay Beatty of the Dairy Council discussed The Inside Story with a film and posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Pta
Alvah Scott
Velva Coe
High Point
Frank Schmidley
Billy Hutchin
Dwight Frank
Dairy Council of
Greensboro
Kay Beatty
Ray Street PTA opens year with large turnout
An overflow crowd attended Ray Street School auditorium for the first PTA meeting of the year. Parents toured classrooms as teachers described a typical day. Rev. William Price led devotions and PTA president Ralph Norman presided. Principal Jerry Shaver introduced three new teachers Miss Forbis Miss Coley and Miss Web. A refreshment hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Ray Street Pta
William Price
PTA
Ralph Norman
Jerry Shaver
Miss Forbis
Coley
Web
Whipping Tips for Heavy Cream Volumes
A kitchen guideline notes it is best to whip no more than 1 to 2 cups of heavy cream at a time to ensure stable whipping and even texture. It emphasizes small batches for best results.
Alpha Rho Sorority Plans Charity Ball
The Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announces a Charity Ball on October 20 at the VFW Hall on Greensboro Road. The event runs from nine to one with a Halloween theme. tickets will be available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
VFW
Greensboro Road
Fresh Fruit Platter Elevates Luncheon Sandwich Appeal
A cluster of seedless grapes fresh pear halves or wedges of red-skinned apple brighten a luncheon sandwich. The fruit enhances the dish and pairs nicely with fillings such as ham chicken or cheese for a delicious, colorful plate.
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Madeline Hoover
United Nations Week
Yow’s Funeral Home
N. Main
Necchi
Liberal
S. Main St
Mrs. York
Deborah Arlene Blair
Susan Gail Gardner
Connie Lynn Andrews
Connie Ann Brown
Paul Raymond Sideloff
Britton Glisson
Mrs. Thomas
Garden Council
J. E. Marsh
Woman's Club
Monark Shade Co
Ang
PT A Vlows
Miss Beatty
Alpha Rho Sorority
Just
Williams Flowers
B. High St
Merle Norman
Cosmetic
W. Washington ST
Libby
Arrid
Perstop
Carter Products
Perstol
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