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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1950

Page

6

Miss Betty Morris Sunday Bride Elect Honored at Party

Miss Betty Morris, soon to wed Frank Smith of Stuart Virginia, was honored at a pre wedding party hosted by her sister in law Mrs John Boles on East Farris avenue. Attendees included about fifteen guests. prizes were won in bingo and corsages and favors were given. The couple will marry at Green Street Baptist church Sunday at four o clock with a cake cutting event following a rehearsal tomorrow evening.

Betty Morris Frank Smith Stuart John Boles East Farris Avenue Mary Pegram Car! Forward, Jr Miss Morris Mr. Smith Green Street Baptist Church

Gorman and Oldham Families Announce Daughters Born

Mr and Mrs William R Gorman 1300 Eaton Place announce a daughter Patricia Terry born Thursday October 26 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Gorman formerly Miss Posy Redman of the city Mr and Mrs W H Oldham 430 Clara Cox Apts announce a daughter Patricia Diane born October 3 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital Twins born here Mr and Mrs W A Goodwin 285 Young Street announce the...

William R. Gorman Eaton Place Patricia Terry Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital W. H. Oldham Clara Cox W. A. Goodwin Young Street Roger Louis Ada Louise Washington Street

Harmonica Virtuoso John Sebastian Delights High Point Audience

John Sebastian, harmonica virtuoso, captivated a large crowd at the High School Auditorium in the opening program of the Daily Concert Association. The performance featured Bach, Mozart, Bartok, Debussy, and de Falla, with Albert Malver on piano and multiple encores, drawing praise for the instrument as serious musical expression.

John Sebastian Sebastian Burbank Albert Mailver Chopin Zapateado Turina Turina. Mr. Malver Was A Competent and Effective Accompanist For Mr. Sebastian

Mission Meet Opens Sunday At Tabernacle

The annual Bible and Missionary Convention begins Sunday at the Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance on Willowbrook Street. Mrs. William C. Boyer, long time nurse and teacher, will speak alongside Rev. R. L. Staley of High Point, district superintendent of the South Atlantic area, with several missionaries scheduled next week.

William C. Boyer R. L. Staley Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Willowbrook Street Boyer Congo England New York City Thomas Moseley Tibet W. F. Smalley Palestine Trans- Jordan the Tabernacle

Raleigh Insurance Women To Attend State Session

Miss Ruby Hutchens and Miss Lonada Brooks will travel from High Point-Thomasville to Raleigh for the North Carolina State Association fall planning session. State president Katherine Pittman lists committee members from Burlington Statesville Greensboro Durham Charlotte and Raleigh set to attend and dine with Mrs Iseley on Glenwood Avenue before attending Duke Chapel services in Durham on Sunday morning.

Ruby Hutchens Lonada_ Brooks High Point-Thomasville Association of Insurance Raleigh North Carolina State Association Katherine Pittman Mary Lee Bradshaw Burlington Lucille McLean Statesville Lola Pugh Nida Swain Edith Stout Greensboro Maggie Morris

Mooseheart Chapter Program Highlights Women of the Moose

The Mooseheart chapter night program featured N L Garner as guest speaker detailing Mooseheart work training children of departed Moose members. Ethyle Hamlin was initiated, a white elephant sale raised funds for the Mooseheart National Conference, Dorothy Forward shared about Moosehaven visit, and 25 members attended with refreshments.

Mooseheart Mooseheart National Conference Fund Dorothy Forward Moosehaven

Union Hill Club Entertained By Mrs. Tom Bishop

The Union Hill home demonstration club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas R. Bishop's residence on Kivett drive with Mrs. C. C. McKelvey and Mrs. Claude Mooney as associate hostesses. McKelvey presided as vice-president. the club won third place at the Greensboro Fair. next meeting set for November 16 due to Thanksgiving Day. A nominating committee led by Mrs. F. K. Howard was formed to select a new officer slate. Miss Betty Halligan urged completing accomplishment blanks in yearbooks and returning them. the U N flag the club made was displayed. Halligan gave a talk on the United Nations. Refreshments followed for eight members.

Union Hill Thomas R Bishop Kivett Drive C. C. McKelvey Claude Mooney F. K. Howard Betty Halligan U. N Halligan

Raleigh plumber shoots wife then kills himself

Wake County Coroner I M Cheek reported that a 33 year old plumber shot his wife at their Raleigh apartment and then turned the gun on himself. The victims were Co Barbour and Ruby Barbour. No motive has been determined.

Raleigh Wake County Cheek Co. Barbour Ruby Ba Barbour

U.S. Fish and Wildlife notes hawks and owls as rodent killers

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service states that most hawk and owl varieties provide valuable rodent control. This wildlife perspective appears amid a dense local TV schedule listing programs from news and sports to entertainment across stations CBS and MBS.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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