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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1944

Page

6

Garden Club hosts talk on Flow Niches by Mrs Sherrod

The Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs C E Diffenlal's home on igedale Drive yesterday morning for a program by Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod on Flow Niches. She defined a niche as a recess for a statue or ornament and demonstrated floral arrangements in novel combinations. Mrs John C Sheroff was elected delegate to the Piedmont District Garden Clubs meeting in Burlington with club president Mrs C C Haworth attending. A number of visitors joined the fifteen members for the autumn themed session, including Mesdars Howard S Hartzell, J W Woollen, C E Sheloff and J Harmon Linville.

Ee Garden Club C. E. Diffenlal Igedale Drive Esterday Edith Moore Sherrod Burlington C. C. Haworth Mesdares Howard S. Hartzell J. W. Woollen C. E. Sheloff J. Harmon Linville Little Gardens Club J. Roy Proctor Lexington Avenue Claiborne Pennington W. R. Womack Henry Holton C. M. Fields E. R. Richardson Lee F. Tuttle

Everett Marsh Speaks On War Chest For Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Forty-and-One clubrooms of the Arcade building with Mrs. Carriker presiding. Mrs. Everett Marsh discussed the War Chest fund, noting two thirds of contributions support agencies outside the town for servicemen and relatives while local groups also contribute to postwar needs. Mrs. L. R. Peacock reported nineteen new September members, the largest month total, bringing paid-up membership to 148. 129 renewals were also recorded. A social hour followed with refreshments served by hostesses including Mrs. Burris and Miss Evelyn Boyd.

American Legion Auxiliary the Legion Arcade Carriker Verett Marsh Roy Spearman Marsh L. R. Peacock Peacock George Connor W. J. Bennett Clarence Stainback Ross Davis Jack Burris Tom Bates R. R. Blackburn J. D. Bostian E. T. Brown D. C. Burchfield Bruce Carraway J. F. Carriker Miss Evelyn Boyd

Beta Sigma Phi To Meet Tonight

The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet this evening at eight in the Blue Room of the Shea Hotel according to an announcement this morning.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Shea Hotel

Postwar Needs Discussed At YWCA Luncheon

Eighty attended the October YWCA Membership Luncheon at Adams Memorial Building where Miss Eldora Haworth and Jank Thacker spoke on youth expectations for the postwar world. They urged economic security education and practical job training, plus parental guidance and home development for healthy citizenship.

Young Women’s Christian Association Adams Memorial Eldora Haworth Jank Thacker Haworth Frank Thacker

Community events calendar dates and gatherings listed

Wednesday includes a Utopian Study Club meeting with speaker A Kirk man at Valerie Harris home on Rockford road and a Jewish Women study group at Sam Tobias on Parkway. Friday features Newcomers lunch 1207 Hardover street and Priscilla club at 1306 Greenway Drive plus Family Night at Emerywood club and a Helen Jepson benefit concert at the senior high auditorium for War Memorial Library. Saturday USO dance with ORD band at the club house YMCA Anasium. Sunday hot buffet for service men 5 to 7 at YWCA with USC Junior Service League cooperation.

Utopian Study Club Valerie J. Harris Rockford Road A. Kirkman High Point Council of Jewish Women Sam Tobiason Newcomers Club W. E. Griffith Hardover Street Priscilla Club Charles F. Carroll, Jr Greenway Drive Emerywood Club Junior Chamber of Commerce Helen Jepson War Memorial Library Women of the Moose Cclubhouse Y.m.c.anasium

Metcalfs Welcome Son Ronald Franklin

Mr and Mrs Howard Metcalf announce the birth of a son Ronald Franklin on October 10 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.

Metcalf Howard Metcalf East Green Street Ronald Franklin Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

Women of Moose Move Meeting to Wednesday

The Women of The Moose will hold their regular meeting tonight, not Thursday as previously announced. Wednesday night is the regular time. the Thursday listing was an error.

Y W C A Business Club Musicale Dinner

The Y W C A Business and Professional Club held a dinner meeting at the Adams Memorial Building with Miss Norma Brooks and Jewell Myers as guest artists. Elizabeth Hedrick presided as the program featured vocal numbers by Brooks with Myers on piano plus several piano solos. Thirty four members and six guests attended, including Brooks, Myers, Mrs J D Ross and other named guests.

Y.W.C.A Adams Memorial Norma Brooks Jewell Myers Elizabeth Hedrick Miss Brooks Miss Myers Scotts Rebikov Pinto Scott Frim Misses Brooks Myers J. D. Ross Kathleen Young Claudia Brame Myrtle Poore Annabelle Thompson Jessie Baker Lillian Marlowe

Children’s Dept Entertained By Mrs Groome At October Meeting

The Children’s Division of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. Wilbur Groome’s Wellington road home for its October gathering. Mrs. Lloyd Nance led the program with Mrs. T. R. Ballard giving the devotional and Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt outlining plans for the year. Celeste Payne was elected secretary. prizes in games went to Mrs. Lloyd Vance and Mrs. Ralph Vance. refreshments followed.

First Methodist Church Wilbur Groome Wellington Road Lloyd Nance T. R. Ballard L. F. Honeycutt Celeste Payne

Railway Express official inspects local facility during tour

F R Maulsby general superintendent of Railway Express vehicle equipment visited the local express office. He noted the local equipment was in good condition, according to agent E T Brown. Maulsby was joined by E C Berry general manager at headquarters in Washington H B Magill superintendent and G A Snider route agent in this division.

F. R. Maulsby Railway Express New York Express E. T. Brown

Texas official Alvin Owsley to headline Republican rally

Alvin Owsley former assistant attorney general for Texas will speak at a Republican rally at the Guilford County Courthouse Thursday urging support for party candidates and policies.

Alvin Owsley State of Texas Guilford County

Thomasville BPWC Hears State And District Officers At Dinner Meet

Thomasville BPWC hosts state and district officers at a dinner meeting on October 11 at the Woman's Club building. Mrs. Oriana B. James and Mrs. E. M. Shipman spoke on women’s political involvement. A voter quiz and piano numbers complemented the program.

Thomasville BPWC Millie J. Crowell

Garden club hosts and dessert bridge in Thomasville

Mrs F E F A Pegg hosted the Garden club at her Cramer street home Tuesday morning with Mrs J A J Farrington and Mrs J S Hix assisting and presiding on the program about Birds and local species. Visitors W K McGee J Whitmire and Lee F Tuttle attended. Miss Mamie Harris led the Thursday club at Randolph street with a dessert bridge. Bronze chrysanthe

Fef. A. Pegg Thomasville Mamie Harris Randolph Street

Opera Star Jepson Praises American Musical Taste

Helen Jepson of the Metropolitan Opera concertizes at Senior High School in High Point Friday night arriving at the Sheraton hotel. She credits American audiences and artists for a strong national music scene and notes native American music has grown since before World War II. Proceeds support the War Memorial Library Book project by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The 8:15 p.m. concert showcases her belief in merit over nationality.

Helen Jepson Metropolitan Opera Company Miss Jepson Sheraton Hotel Europe Akron Ohio United States High Point Chamber of Commerce

Archdale Church Social and Young People Meeting Planned

The Woman's Auxiliary of Archdale Friends church will hold its regular meeting at Mrs. Ruby Pearson's home Thursday evening. The Archdale Church Young People's class will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock with Miss Maxine Burge. members are urged to attend.

Archdale Friends Church Ruby Pearson Archdale Archdale Church Maxine Burge

Diplomat Owsley Led Romania Denmark and Ireland Ties

Owsley, appointed by President Roosevelt in 1933 as ambassador to Romania, later became minister to Denmark and to the Irish Free State. His address will be broadcast statewide on October 19 at 7:45 p.m.

Owsley Roosevelt Romania Denmark Irish Free State

Librarians Attend District Meeting in Concord

Mary Green Matthews and Mary Lee Crouse attended the district meeting of Librarians in Concord as representatives of the Thomasville branch of the Davidson County Library. Betty LaBarbe returned home to Asheville after visiting cousins Mrs. F. D. Jones and Miss Decie Chambers. Mrs. D. M. Jester and Mrs. R. L. McDonald and sons visited Mrs. N. A. McDonald in Herland this week.

Mary Green Matthews Mary Lee Crouse Concord Thomasville Davidson County Library Betty LaBarbe Asheville F. D. Jones Decie Chambers D. M. Jester R. L. McDonald Herland N. A. McDonald Jester

First Presbyterian Church Session Meets for Weekday Business

The Monday afternoon meeting was chaired by President R. Reid. Mrs. W. G. Smith led a devotional and program on theft titled Home and Harvest Still Plenteous. Mrs. J. H. Whitmore, wife of the new pastor, was welcomed as a new member.

Woman's Auxiliary The First Presbyterian Church Ae. A . R. Reid W. G. Smith J. H. Whitmore

Ladies Aid Meeting At Mille Home With Program

The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church gathered at Mrs. I. G. Greer’s Mille Home with Miss Sallie McCracken and Mrs. J. L. Perryman as associate hostesses. Mrs. C. F. Lambeth presided and Mrs. R. S. Green led the devotional. Mrs. C. M. Howell presented the program titled Who Soothes the Fevered Brow from Army and Navy Doctors and Nurses.

Ladies’ Aid First Baptist Church I. G. Greer Mille Sallie McCracken J. L. Perryman C. F. Lambeth R. S. Green C. M. Howell Army

Coble Connell Wedding Vows Announced In Pentecostal Service

Miss Margaret Ruth Connell and Jesse Robert Coble wed in a Friday October 6 ceremony at the home of Rev. Thomas T. Lindsay. The couple were joined by matron of honor Mrs. FE Seldon Greenway and best man Greenway, with vows spoken by Rev. Lindsay.

Margaret Ruth Connell Jesse Robert Coble United States Navy Thomas T. Lindsay Pentecostal Holiness Church Ward Street Lindsay FE. Seldon Greenway Kearns Street Norfolk, Va

Local Social Notes Highlight Moves and Travel

Lee Dennis returns home on Cablestree after weekend in Raleigh as guest of Mr and Mrs Stanley Yodzio who relocate to Jacksonville Fla Mr Yodzio a North Carolina district government inspector is transferred Pat Welch Mary and Alice McNeil return after a Duke Navy game trip to Baltimore Md at the Hotel Southern Mrs Robert Dunkelberger and son Brian move here from England to live with Mrs Helen Dunkelberger 612 Colonial drive Mrs Robert McGee and son Bobby return from Seattle Wash after weeks with seaman first class husband Her man Hunt accompanies the trip

Miss Haze Lee Dennis Cablestree Raleigh Stanley Yodzio Jacksonville Fla Thei Yodzio North Carolina Jackson Pat Welch Mary Alice McNeil Baltimore Duke Navy Hotel Southern Robert Dunkelberger Brian England Mr. Dunkelberger Helen Dunkelberger Colonial Drive Robert McGee Bobby Seattle Wash

Woodmen Circle Cancels Tonight Meeting

The Woodmen Circle's regular social meeting for this evening is cancelled after a rope walk at Iris and Virginia Loflin's home Sunday night replaced the session. No district meeting will be held in Greensboro on Saturday October 28. reservations must be sent to Mrs Louise Burton 522 North Hamilton Street by Saturday. Members are urged to attend the district business meeting followed by the banquet.

Woodmen Circle Iris Virginia Loflin Sophia Greensboro Louise Burton North Hamilton Street

Fried Shrimp With Cocktail Sauce

The article touts superior Caribbean Gulf of Mexico shrimp and suggests frying jumbo shrimp in batter with a hot tomato cocktail sauce. It highlights Middle America crops and future agricultural potential due to favorable climate and rich soil.

Caribbean Gulf of Mexico Middle America

Hot Sauce for Fried Jumbo Shrimp

Tomato catsup with lemon juice mustard Worcestershire minced onion celery parsley green pepper and Tabasco sauce form a tangy sauce. Serve in a cocktail glass with fried shrimp arranged around the sauce, tails left on for dipping. Makes four servings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Enterprise Madeline Hoover Vs. Sherrod Everett Marsh Ar Chest Legion Auxiliary Maurice Beauty Shoppe R Security Bank Beta Sigma Phi Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Registration Desk MR. Jones McAlpin Pennsylvania Station Times Square Hotel M‘alpin Broadway 34Th Street Knott Iohn Woerlple Seaman Coble Ethel Connell Chilton Victor Connell A. M. Utley Leslie Miller United War Chest Sheloff YWCA William Penn High School Women OF Moose Y Business Club Children’s Dept Mrs. Groome Robert Rapp W. E. Tomlinson Mesdames Carson Cox W. E Opera Star Auiliary Coble-Connell Minacle Lee Steed Frie James Ruby Bettys Trotter Pauline Hed Helen Wright Princess Beauty Shop Northwestern Mutual Bean's Shoe Shop South Main Street Samuel Hyman, Jeweler Samuel Hyman Chaltut Lally Southern Dairifs, Inc National Dairy Products Corporation Joan Davis Jack Haley NBC RED Net
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