Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Dessert Bridge Meeting
Alpha Theta Psi alumnae of High Point College held a dessert bridge at Mrs. Archie Koonts home. Mrs. Leon Chidester was elected treasurer and Mrs. Cameron secretary. Mrs. Young was again chosen president. Three tables played, with Mrs. John Jennings earning top score and dusting powder going to Mrs. Smith Moss. Attendance included Unity Nash Annie Lee Jarrell and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
Archie Koonts
Leon Chidester
Cameron
Young
Meetalate Bridge
John Jennings
Smith Moss
Unity Nash
Annie Lee Jarrell
Mesdames
Thomas Bouldin
Parties Planned For Miss Kennedy
Several parties are planned for Miss Jacqueline Kennedy this week. Mrs. Joe Brinson hosts a dessert bridge Friday at two o clock at Emerywood country club with Mrs. John T. Akin of Atlanta sharing honors. A dinner party is set for Saturday evening at Nick Rowe drive with Mrs. Joe Kidd joining, and a dinner bridge at the Temple home on Lindsay street at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Kennedy
Joe Brinson
Miss Kennedy
Emerywood Country Club
John T. Akin
Atlanta
Brinson
Nick Rowe
Saburdath
Joe
James Kidd
Temple
Lindsay Street
Freeman and Bumgarner Wed in Sept Ceremony
Mrs. Mary Freeman and Claude V. Bumgarner announced their marriage, held here on September 11 at 8 30 p m with Rev. Bill Barker officiating. A stray line about lemon peel cut points follows the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Freeman
Claude V. Bumgarner
Bill Barker
Governor Backing North Carolina PTA Membership Drive
Governor Cherry endorses October membership month for state PTA groups. North Carolina aims for 150 000 members from 135 000 enrolled, as PTA executive secretary Mrs. J W Burke reports. National Congress of Parents and Teachers seeks 5 000 000 members from 4 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
J. W. Burke
PTA
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Raleigh
Cherry
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Burke
Gibson
Miss Marlowe Named Head Burrus Alumnae Association
Burrus Memorial alumnae association held a meeting at High Point Memorial hospital. Miss Lillian Marlowe was elected president, succeeding Miss Wilma Webb. Other officers include Mrs. Margaret Hardister vice president Miss Hazel Johnson secretary Miss Reece Quinn treasurer and several directors. Next meeting set for January with hosts Miss Reece Quinn and Mrs F R Allman serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Alumnae Association
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lillian Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Wilma Webb
Margaret Hardister
Hazel Johnson
Reece Quinn
Fay Williams
Sallie Pierce
Miss Cobb
F. R. Allman
AAUW Workshop in Burlington Next Saturday
The North Carolina division AAUW fall workshop will be at Alamance hotel Burlington on Saturday October 26 from 10 am to 4 pm. Attending local members include Mrs. James H. Hogg Mrs. R. A. Herring Mrs. Blake Thompson and Mrs. Floyd Mehan. Principal speaker will be Mrs. Lucy Summerville Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
The
American Association of University Women
Burlington
Alamance Hotel
High Point
James H. Hogg
R. A. Herring
Blake Thompson
Floyd Mehan
Lucy Summerville Haworth
AAUW
National Committee On
Howorth
Greenville
Mississippi
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Columbia
University of Mississippi
Vetnt Administration
Washington
Gillie A. Laren
South Atlantic
Social calendar of Emorywood events and club meetings
A schedule listing dinners dances and meetings for Mrs Joe Temple and Miss Jacqueline Kennedy honors at Lindsay Street. Altrusa Sheraton Western Star Eastern Star Masonic Temple events. Golf tournament lunch study groups guild friendship club and Jewish women council programs. Emerywood clubs host tea topics family night and dinner dances through Saturday.
Church Women to Elect State Officers at Luncheon Meeting
The High Point Council of Church Women will meet next Monday at 12 30 PM at Emmanuel Lutheran Church for a luncheon and election of new officers for the coming year. A speaker will discuss challenges facing church women and representatives from the various churches are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Stamey Sees Pay Oil Near Morehead City Well
Winston-Salem report quotes North Carolina petroleum company president Roderick Stamey saying pay oil is likely near Morehead City after drilling past 2,500 feet. He claimed the team is on the tail of a fox and expects success this time or the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Petroleum Company
Winston-Salem Journal Today
Morehead City
the Journal
Roderick Stamey
Browns Welcome Daughter In High Point Birth
Mr and Mrs James Brown 815 Millis Street announce the birth of a daughter on October 20 at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Millis Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Williamson Baby Harvey Michael Born at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs H A Williamson 1219 Cassell Street announce the birth of a son Harvey Michael on Oct 20 at Washingn Street unit High Point Memorial hospital.
Birth of Judith Diana Williams in High Point
Mr and Mrs J D Williams announce the birth of a daughter Judith Diana on October 19 at Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital Jamestown Rt 1 mother and baby report healthy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Diana Williams
J. D. Williams
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Judith Diana
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sprinkle Family Welcomes Son James Coy
Mr and Mrs W B Sprinkle of 302 Willowbrook announce the birth of a son James Coy on Oct 20 at the Washington Street unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinkles
W. B. Sprinkle
Willowbrook
James Coy
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Stephens Bible Class With Mrs Dixon At Lindsay Street
The Stephens Bible study group meets at Mrs P R Dixon home 1006 Lindsay street tomorrow at 3 pm Rev J Paul Hill pastor Hayworth Wesleyan church will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Dixon
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
J. Paul Hill
Hayworth Wesleyan Church
Industrial Group Plan Luncheon
The Industrial committee of the YWCA will hold a luncheon and business meeting tomorrow at 12 15 PM at the Adams Memorial building. Mrs W D Sale Jr, industrial committee chairman, will chair the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
W. D. Sale, Jr
Local Couple Marks 25th Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cherry Sewerd celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a home reception on Trinity Route Two. Guests arrived between eight and ten o clock while Mrs. Robert Kennedy signed the guest book and Mrs. Charles Lawrence cut the cake. Mrs. J. C. Collett and Miss Nancy Lambeth served at the punch bowl as gifts and greetings poured in from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cherry Sewerd
Trinity Route
W. L. Coble
Robert Kennedy
Charles Lawrence
J. C. Collett
Nancy Lambeth
Jewish Women's Study Group Meets at Mrs Herman Home
The Council of Jewish Women study group will meet Wednesday at 8 PM at 605 West Farriss Avenue. Topic is voting with Mesdames Herman and Jacobs participating in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
High Point Memorial Hospital Association
Adams Merorial Ywca
Friendship Club
Joe Boyd
Howell Street
Boyd
The
Council of Jewish Women
Ben L. Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Willard Myers
Mesdames Herman
Harry Jacobs
Tea and Topics Meeting Thursday
The Tea and Topics club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 for its regular meeting. Miss Lucille Clark is recuperating at her home 650 Wesley Place after a tonsillectomy and can receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
Otteray Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Tea and Topics Club
Lucille Clark
Wesley Place
Selwyn Brown Birthday Party Held at Thomasville Route 1 Home
Mrs. Ray G. Brown hosted a Saturday birthday party at her Thomasville Route 1 home to celebrate her daughter Selwyn Brown. Guests included Clydeon Maxie Ray Kennedy Bobby Helen and Doris Hayes Jerry Christian Rebecca Vogler Kay Abernathy Penny Lea Collins and others as Selwyn received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray G. Brown
Selwyn
Thomasville Rt. 1
Mrs. Brown
Bertha Fisher
Clydeon
Maxie Ray
Kennedy
Bobby
Helen
Doris
Hayes
Jerry Christian
Rebecca Vogler
Kay Abernathy
Penny Lea Collins
Selwyn Brown
State College Registration Sets Record
State College records a record registration of 4901 students at North Carolina State College. Registrar W. L. Mayer reports 3944 from North Carolina, 920 from other states, and 37 from foreign countries representing 43 states, the District of Columbia and 11 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C. State College
District of Columbia
W. L. Mayer
Pattern 4660 Dream Gown Looms in 1946 Book
The advertisement promotes Anne Adams pattern 4660 a sleeveless or cayp-sleeve gown with slim lines and waist tucks. It lists sizes 34 through 52 and a 39 inch fabric note plus embroidery transfer. Include offer for pattern packet and 15 cents extra for the 1946 47 book with a hat and bag pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Cleaning tip about drying dust with a sheet
A simple home tip suggests placing a clean sheet on the floor under the ironing board to catch damp scraps and prevent dust from sticking.
Social notes on visits and travels around Walterboro Savannah and Baltimore
Mrs. H. W. McCain and Mrs. Frank Williams travel to Walterboro South Carolina to visit Mrs. McCain daughter and her husband in their new home. Miss Betty Sechrest spent the weekend in Savannah and will visit friends in Florida. Mrs. Frank Gay and her children visit Mrs. Hedgecock in Alexandria for two weeks. Hunter Dalton Jr. and Elizabeth Andrews attend the Carolina Navy game in Baltimore before returning to UNC. Mrs. John T. Akin arrives from Atlanta to visit her sister Mrs. Brinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McCain
Frank Williams
Walterboro
S. C
McCain
Collier Ellis, Jr
Mr. Ellis
Ellis
Betty Sechrest
Savannah
Kehath Mopper
Florida
Frank Gay
Frank, Jr
Patsy
Dorothy Ann
Alexandria Va
P. H. Dalton
Hunter Dalton, Jr
Elizabeth Andrews
Statesville
Baltimore
Carolina Navy
Miss Andrews
Dalton
University of North Carolina
Teachers Plan Convention for Winston-Salem
The Northwestern district Teachers Association will hold its 24th annual convention in Winston-Salem on Friday October 25. About 3 000 teachers principals and superintendents from 15 counties are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Northwestern District Teachers Association
High Taxes in State Facing Opposition
Raleigh observer reports the advisory budget commission studying a request from C A Wilkins head of the tax division of American Tobacco and American suppliers for a reduction in state income and franchise taxes on foreign corporations. Wilkins argues North Carolina taxes foreign firms more than other states and this deters entrants. Budget chairman Brandon Hodges calls the issue a grave state concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
C. A. Wilkins
American Tobacco Company
American Suppliers
Budget Commission
Wilkins
North Carolina
Brandon Hodges
Commission
Sprinkle To Address Brotherhood Tomorrow
The Men s Brotherhood of First Evangelical and Reformed Church will host a supper meeting Wednesday at 7 PM in the church dining room. Thomas W. Sprinkle, a local attorney and Wesley Memorial Methodist layman, will be the principal speaker. Full attendance of the membership is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Americans See Record Per Capita Food Availability in 1945
In 1945 Americans had access to more eggs dairy products citrus fruits and vegetables per person than at any prior time, reflecting broad availability and wartime production shifts that boosted domestic supplies.
Lima Beans Dried on Vine by Sun and Air
A historical note explains lima beans are dried on the vine using sun and air. The method preserves the beans before storage and cooking, reflecting pre-modern drying techniques seen in agrarian communities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Heltrich
Pittsburgh
International Soundphoto
the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Sybil Brown
Gilbert Weant
J. Wayland Brown
Ramseur
Sybil Ruth
Gilbert H. Weant
First Methodist Engree
Wilson O. Weldon
Walter Hardister
Hardister
Virginia
Hines Street
Weant
School of Nursing
Boulevard
George H. Weant
Fairfield Road
Alien Jay School
Barrer-Weant
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jaynes PW
Nelson Flovid & Decorators
Francis
Welson
A. Malm
West End
Beauty Shop
Dial
Englis
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Bumgarner
Aauw Workshop
Joe Temple
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Elsie Ellen Moore
Beatrice Crouch
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth Hoover
Denton
S. E. Adcock
Stokesdale
Piedmont Woman’s Golf Association
Wluyas
Greenway Drive
Gluyas
Adams Memorial Ywca
Chester A. Marsh
Priscilla Club
Paul Ingle
Wild Flower Garden Club
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
W. H. English
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Emergreg Country Club
Stamey
Industrial Group
Kitty Higgins
New Jersey
Kate
Powers
Ipana
Bristol-Myera
Atlanta, Ga
Sprinkle
Brotherhood
Elliott Flora
L CO
Princess Beauty Shop
C. A. Ring's
de Liso
Red Cale
Lighlly
Palter
Deliso Lot
South Main Street
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