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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1943
Page
12
The Thomasville Fine Arts Department hosted a session at Carolina Apartments with Tom A. Sykes reviewing Wendell Willkie's One World. The meeting included hostess reports, a social hour with refreshments, and notices of upcoming programs amid club activities and local engagements.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of High Point plans a cookbook with member and friend recipes and asks for more entries from Asheboro and Thomasville residents. Each recipe should include a proposed book name. The project aims to sell at a reasonable price, with service members possibly buying as a Southern souvenir.
The Wild Flower Garden club will hold a meeting Thursday at 3 30 PM at Mrs. Robert Bain's Emerywood Estates home. Mrs. Fred J Bartlett will lead the program on Medicinal to Flowers And Their Common Names.
Miss Lena Davis will depart High Point on November third to become director of religious education at Broad Street Methodist Church in Statesville. Formerly bookkeeper at Redwine Hardware, she has lived in High Point 12 years, with earlier years in Winston-Salem. She has taught at Winston-Salem schools and held leadership roles in local Methodist youth and Christian education organizations.
Mrs. Bill Andrews entertained her bridge club at her Trinity home Tuesday evening. Gurney Peace won high with Mrs. Thomas Bouldin runner up receiving war stamps. Dessert was served. Other items note Victoria Link in Winston-Salem hospital, substitute Ray Neville, and teaching updates from High Point to Thomasville.
Greensboro reports a November 1 concert year offering an ensemble and guitar recital as part of The Woman's College lecture course. Patrons may choose a 3 PM matinee or 8 PM evening show. The program features Tito ad son of Texico, Carla and Fernando, Wanda Corti, and the Spanish Sinfonietta under Francisco Vega.
The Deep River monthly business meeting Thursday was well attended with usual reports read. Several locals including Jesse Henley of Guilford College and others in the area visited family and friends around Deep River and nearby towns.
The October meeting of the Mid-Week Garden club will be held at 10 30 AM Tuesday at the Rockford road home of Mrs Valette J Harris. Members are urged to attend the important gathering.
Guilford College hosts the 17th Piedmont district meeting of North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs with 18 member clubs represented. Mrs. Maurice Honigman will speak at the morning session, luncheon set for 1 p.m. in Founders hall, with Grace Siler in charge.
The Alpha Theta Psi sorority and its alumnae chapter hosted rushees Marjorie Payne Billy Frazier Dina Taylor Hortense Futrelle and Miss Ernestine Field at a tea hosted by Mrs Thomas E Strickland on Ferndale drive The event featured yellow fall decor and a receiving line led by president Mrs Thomas Bouldin followed by a theater party and a progressive dinner week activities included visits to several members homes and a dessert at Miss Katharine Crawford's home
Nina Therese Carroll of cer Monica California wed William J. Luciano of Hollywood California on September 4 in Varna. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Cole Avenue California and the late William V. Luciano, son of P H Carroll of Florence Italy. the bridegroom is son of Mrs. Rose Luciano of 761 North Vine Street Hollywood. The couple reside at 761 North Vine Street Hollywood.
High Point AAUW branch will host a guest speaker at its October meeting at 1113 Johnson Street. Mrs. R W Tryon of the AAUW natt staff will discuss fellowship endowment, AAUW publications, and her defense era work. She holds A B and M A from Minnesota and is Phi Beta Kappa. the event invites members to bring guests.
Jeannine Elmore Byerly celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at 308 West Broad Street Thomasville. Outdoor games were led by Annie Ruth Byerly and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Byerly with help from Mrs. Henry Byerly. Guests included Jo Ann Pierce Elizabeth Ann Pierce Peggy Hartsell Donna Smith Linda Clodfelter Joyce Woodard Annie Ruth Byerly Janet Flippin Carolyn Kennedy Charles Dickens Willie Joe Young Jimmy Johnson Dale McDould Harold Younts.
The engagement of Miss Wanda Payne to Becond Lieut Edward R Chaney is announced by her aunt Mrs G C Payne of a city The wedding is planned for late this month Lieut Chaney son of Mr and Mrs R C Chaney and formerly from Asheville He is now stationed at Biggs Field Texas
The United States hosts over 350000 Indians who collectively speak about 55 languages, reflecting rich linguistic diversity within Native communities.
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