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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

7

Beauty Operators Plan For Dance At Sheraton Hotel

The High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologist association held a monthly meeting at the Sheraton hotel last evening. Fifteen members attended the dinner and a brief business session led by president Mrs Lula Smith. Plans were finalized for a November 22 dance in the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Attendance prize went to Mrs Dorothy Lee Norton. Fun was presented by Jackson's Beauty Supply of Greensboro.

High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association Sheraton Room Sheraton Hotel Lula Smith Beauticians Dorothy Lee Norton Jackson Auty Supply of Greensboro

Library Association Conference Debates Constitution Plans

At Asheville the Southeastern Library Association conference opened with Miss Christine Coffey named to head a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws for the association. County and regional librarians attended the first day session.

Asheville Christine Coffey Southeastern Library Association

Varieties of Cranberries Surpass Fifty Types Identified

An agricultural advisory notes that there are more than 50 cranberry varieties cultivated. Experts describe broad diversity among cultivars, including several distinct growth traits and flavor profiles suited to different regions and uses.

Beta Sigma Phi Hallowe'en Party Gala Prize Awarded

Mu chapter Beta Sigma Sorority held a Hallowe'en carnival at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Geneva Crowder presided. Mrs. W. W. Lentz won the costume prize after a brief elimination. Betsy Saunders chaired plans and Miss Betsy Saunders and Sarah Hester organized the white elephant sale.

Beta Sigma Phi Geneva Crowder YWCA W. W. Lentz Sarah Hester Melvin Hayes Dolen Hedrick Alfreda Hardie William Locke Beta Sigma Phi Hallowe'en Beta Sigma Sorority Adams Memorial Ywca Betsy Saunders J. E. Amos

Local residents visit relatives amid hospital and conference updates

Mrs Ann Hunt Fullwood of Hendersonville visits Mrs R I Quigley at 1108 Westwood arriving Monday. Librarians Miss Gurley and Miss Cross attend the Southeastern Library Association conference in Asheville and plan to return Sunday. Clarence Sechrest at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital for several days of treatment. Mrs Frank Snodgrass formerly Miss Margaret White visits Greensboro relatives. W J Pappas visits Winston-Salem relatives. Jack Burris Jr recuperating at 1200 Johnson Street after surgery. Mrs A T Burris recovers at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. W L Shook H C Nance return from Fort Monmouth visit with Sgt O J Williard. Mr and Mrs J W Bouchard of Nashville Tenn arrived to visit Robin Garwood family at 601 Jones Street.

Elizabeth Gurley Catherine Cross Asheville Southeastern Library Association Clarence D. Sechrest Park Street Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Jack Burris, Jr Johnson Street Washington Street W. L. Shook H. C. Nance Sgt O. J. Williard Fort Monmouth Hospital Fort Monmouth N. J New York City N. O. Williams Gibsonville J. W. Bouchard Nashville, Tenn Robin Garwood Jones Street

Philatheas Meet At Deep River

The Deep River Philatheas held their monthly class meeting with Mrs. Vera White and associates. Thirteen members attended and the fifth Sunday collection was designated to aid items for the primary class. Refreshments followed. Evie Thornton and friends from High Point dined with the Crumplers. Frances Joe Cameron returned from Wake Forest trip for the Wake Forest game. Betty Ward left for Baltimore after visiting Magdalene Crumpler. Junior Gordon left for New York City after visiting with his parents. Claudia Thornton visits High Point with Mrs. Goodson.

Deep River Deep River Philatheas Vera White Ruth Williams Clara White Addie Carroll Evie Thornton High Point I. G. Crumpler Frances Joe Cameron Wake Forest Betty Ward Baltimore Magdalene Crumpler Junior Gordon New York City Wesley Gordon Claudia Thornton C. C. Goodson

Dr. Arthur Manchester Dies. Former Converse Dean

Dr. Arthur Livingston Manchester, 84, longtime music teacher and former dean of Converse College music department from 1904 to 1913, died yesterday at the county hospital in Orangeburg South Carolina. He conducted private teaching in Asheville and Florence. Burial will be in Asheville. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Orangeburg D. C Arthur Livingston Manchester Converse College

Dear John Letters and Post Office Jingle Echoes

A jumble of mock letter excerpts mocks form letters from a postal ad campaign. The piece lampoons the routine of sending mail including Dear Congressman, Dear Jim, Dear Dad and Dear John notes with humorous misfires and social satire.

United States Post Office Washington Jim Dullard Podunk Blank City Susie

Supreme Forest Circle to Meet Tonight at WOW Home

The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will hold a social meeting at 7 30 this evening at the WOW home. Associate hostesses are Mrs Ed Johnson Mrs Johnny Bruton and Miss Lucille Davis.

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle WOW Ed Johnson Johnny Bruton Lucille Davis

Halloween Party At Tomlinson Home

Mr and Mrs G K Tomlinson hosted the Get other club at their Howell street home for a Halloween party. Jack o lanterns fall leaves and mums set the motif. A lucky number contest awarded Mrs Bruce Bray a bar of ivory soap and bingo and rock were played. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs Bruce Bray Mr and Mrs Sam Lewis Mrs Charles Thomas Mr and Mrs Marvin Green Mr and Mrs Arden H Scott and Miss Emma Jean Tomlinson.

G. K. Tomlinson Howell Street Bruce Bray Sam Lewis Charles Thomas Marvin Green Arden H. Scott Emma Jean Tomlinson

Local Wesley Guild Banquet Near Greensboro

A Wesleyan Service guild group from Wesley Memorial Methodist held a banquet at Grace Methodist Church in Greensboro for the annual district meeting of 19 guilds. Miss Lottie Dunn presided. Miss Mary Dozier welcomed guests. Miss Lilian Marlowe delivered the response. Mrs. F. Redding spoke on Peace Through His Cross. Attendees from High Point included Lilian Marlowe, Mary Thompson, Mona Harville, Elizabeth Hedrick, Elizabeth Anderson, Lella Smith, Ruth Young, Charlotte Montgomery, Lucille Browne, and Mrs. Gladys Horney.

Wesleyan Service Guild Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Grace Methodist Chure C_ensboro Greenboro Lottie Dunn Mary Dozier Lillian Marlowe Anna Belle Thompson First Methodist Church F. Redding Asheboro High Point S Marlowe Thompson Mona Harville Elizabeth Hedrick Elizabeth Anderson Lella Smith Ruth Young Charlotte Montgomery Lucille Browne Gladys Horney

Circle No 3 Meets Tonight At Church Hut

Circle No 3 of Women’s Christian Service at Ward Street Methodist meets at 7 30 tonight at the church hut. Members are urged to wear a tacky hat for a prize contest.

Circle NO. 3 Women's Christian Service Ward Street Methodist Church

Gluyas Explains Dyeing History to Twentieth Century Study Club

Mrs. W W Gluyas hosted the Twentieth Century Study club at her Greenway drive home as W W Gluyas spoke on dyeing. He traced early dyeing methods and colors origins and demonstrated modern dyeing of rayon silk cotton and nylon. Mrs Bruce Conrad presided as members and guests gathered for dessert and conversation.

W. W. Gluyas Twentieth Century Study Club Greenway Drive Gluyas Bruce Conrad

Rebekahs Plan Tomorrow Night Tom Brennaman Show

Magdalene Rebekah lodge completes plans for a program tomorrow evening at Moose Hall. Public invitation extended. event starts at unspecified time with prizes, including an orchid donated by Tom Brennaman of breakfast table fame. Admission is charged. supper served free.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Tom Brennaman Moose Hall Breakfast Table Fame

Also Mentioned on This Page

Library Ass'n Mrs. K. Goldin Reading, Pa F. Wimmermark R. F. Laubscher Cleveland, Ohio DUCT Ethyl Corporation Ann Hunt Fullwood Hendersonville R. I. Quigley Westwood Frank Snodgrass Margaret White W. J. Pappas Winston-Salem A. T. Burris Boulevard Unit Philatheas Dr. Manchester S. C Ruth Millett NEA John Supreme Forest Circle Hallowe En Tomlinson G’boro Anderson Anderson Memorial Oak Hill Friends Church Edward Farlow Springfield Street Suzanne Judy Dunn Phoebe Dunn Darien Conn Bristol-Myere Mesdames Henry Koonts J. W. Thomas R. R. Fountain Fred Metcalf, Jr Frank Smith D. A. Rawley Mayne Bundy Don Conrad Mrs Rebekahs Dak We High Point's South Main Street
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