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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1950

Page

9

Bride Is Feted At Tea For Mrs. Gibson Jr

Mrs. A Lee Gibson Sr and her daughter Mrs. John T. Ruffing hosted a tea on Hillcrest Drive to introduce Mrs. Adam Lee Gibson Jr the new bride formerly Miss Porter Stiles of Boone. Guests registered by Mrs. William F. Hester of Greensboro and were served by Mrs. Henry Dunlap Mrs. Rosser Clark and Misses Joanne and Leslie Hardin. The reception featured fall flowers white tapers and candlelit rooms with guests departing after a 3:30 to 5:30 visit.

Adam Lee Gibson, Jr A. Lee Gibson, Sr John T. Ruffing Greensboro Gibson Hillcrest Drive Porter Stiles Boone First Methodist Burlington Ruffing Archie F. Andrews Bowlee Marion Dave Wetmore Durham Henry Dunlap Rosser Clark Joanne Leslie Hardin Cliff Parrish Raleigh

Exchangette Club Plans Two Projects After Outdoor Supper

The Exchangette club met at Mrs. Conrad’s home on Louise Avenue for an outdoor supper. They voted to furnish milk for an underprivileged family for a month and provide a Thanksgiving food basket. A benefit bridge and canasta party for school lunches and a clothes closet funded by the event was praised as a success. Plans were made to obtain a sewing machine for a mother of four to gain self support, with purchases possible if a machine is donated or available at a reasonable price.

Exchangette Club R. L. Conrad Louise Avenue J. W. Younts Hallowe'en A. E. Sherrom

Bazaar and meals at Springfield Church tomorrow

The Springfield Friends church will host its annual bazaar at the church all day on Wednesday November 1. Lunch is served from noon to 1 30 pm and a Brunswick stew supper from 5 30 to 7 pm. the public is invited.

Women of Springfield Friends Church

Gay Blade Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Brinson

The Gay Blade garden club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Mrs Woody Brinson will host at her mother Mrs A Coke Cecil's home on Rockford road.

Gay Blade Garden Club Woody Brinson A. Coke Cecil Rockford Road

Theta Phi to fete new pledge group at campus party

Theta Phi sorority at Fish Point College hosts an informal pledge party in the Woman's Hall basement clubrooms. The event begins at 6:30 PM and marks the start of the sorority's pledge activities.

Theta Phi Hish Point College Woman’ S Hall

Grace Bowers Bride Elect Honored At Thomasville Party

Mrs Garlie Bowers and Mrs Lloyd Murphy hosted a Thursday evening reception at the Bowers home on West Green Street to honor Grace Bowers, the November bride elect. Guests included Mrs David Oldham Mrs Eugene Perdue and Mrs Woodrow Peacock who won prizes in games. The honoree received linen gifts and a chenille bedspread from the hostesses. Tea and refreshments closed the evening.

Thomasville Garlie Bowers Lloyd Murphy Grace Bowers Bowers W. Green Bowers West Green Street Murphy David Oldham Eugene Perdue Woodrow Peacock

Mrs. Ritch Hosts Informal Party For Bride Elect

Mrs Harold Ritch will entertain tomorrow at 8 o clock with an informal party at her home 117 Lindsay Street to honor Miss Jackie Lawson bride elect in a small social affair with friends and family as the couple prepares for the wedding plans.

Harold Ritch Lindsay Street Jackie Lawson

Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Backache

Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache says stress, age, overexertion and cold may slow kidney function and cause nagging backache headaches and dizziness. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used successfully for over 50 years, flush waste from the kidneys and relieve discomfort.

Dean Doan

Miss Candler Bridal Party Tea Hosts Guests

Miss Alice Candler will marry Alan Grubb Jr. this Saturday. Miss Mary Lou Culler joined Mrs. LeGrand High at the Culler residence for a hospitality tea, serving lime ice and bridal green delicacies. About twenty guests attended as the honoree and bridesmaids, including Miss Culler, viewed television amid white flowers and autumn decor.

Alice Candler Alan Grubb, Jr Mary Lou Culler Candler

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at B'nai Israel Synagogue

The Ladies Auxiliary of B'nai Israel Synagogue will meet at the synagogue tomorrow evening at 8 30. Hostesses will be Mesdames Murray Abeles Herman Bernard and Gilbert Bernard.

B'nai Israel Synagogue Mesdames Murray Abeles Hermann Bernard Gilbert Bernard

Births at High Point Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs J S Macon announce daughter Martha Jane born October 27 at the Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs F M Davis Jr announce son Stephen Craig born October 29 at the Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert L Cecil announce son Robert Lloyd Jr born October 27 at the Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs N E Osborn announce daughter Beverly Gail born October 29 at the Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs B E Floyd announce son Donald Lee born October 29 at the Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital.

F. M. Davis, Jr Sophia Route 1 Stephen Craig Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Robert Lloyd Cecil Robert L. Cecil Lee Avenue Robert Lloyd, Jr Beverly Gail Osborn N. E. Osborn Wise Street Beverly Gail IS High Point Memorial Hospital Donald Lee Floyd BE. L. Floyd Donald Lee

Mackintosh Returns Home After Mother's Death

C G Mackintosh of 1111 Green Way Drive arrives from Boston Massachusetts after being summoned for his mother Mrs Richards B Mackintosh passing. Mrs G M Allison recovers at Route 5 home after a fall and broken leg. W G Jones of 718 Oak View Road rests good at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial after an appendectomy and can now see visitors. Mrs John Diffendal also a Boulevard unit patient post appendectomy and will welcome visitors in a few days. A local health note states nearly a quarter of kitchen injuries are burns and scalds.

C. G. Mackintosh Greenway Drive Boston Mass Richards B. Mackintosh W. G. Jones Oak View Road Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital John Diffendal Boulevard Unit

Miss Helen Wilson Feted At Showers

Mrs Conrad Wilson and Miss Margie McCarter hosted a hospitality shower at the Wilson home on Johnson Street Friday evening to honor Miss Helen Wilson who is to wed Thomas James McCarter in November. Guests enjoyed bridal games, prizes, and a dessert in green and white with about 30 attendees.

Conrad Wilson Margie McCarter Wilson Johnson Street Helen Wilson Thomas James McCarter

Hydrogen bomb feasibility not yet determined says AEC chief

Washington October 31 Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission says the United States has not yet determined whether the hydrogen bomb can be made to work In an interview with U S News and World Report made public last night Dean said the feasibility of the projected super bomb has not been completed

Washington Gordon Dean The Atomic Energy Commission United States Dean U. S. News and World Report

Special Guests at Moose Convocation Morning Session

Special guests at the all day session of the Convocation of Women of the Moose were Deputy Grand Regent Frances Lopp and Graduate Associate Regent Mrs. Mabel Beeson. Beeson introduced Lopp who then took part in the morning program.

Women of the Moose Moose Home Frances Lopp Mabel Beeson

Meeting Leads by Frances Lopp with Beanies Displayed

In the afternoon session Deputy Grand Regent Frances Lopp led the meeting with multiple chapters taking part in the ritual work. She capped Junior Grand Regent Anna Conyers of Wilson and Reather Reddick of High Point with green beanies.

Frances Lopp Anna Conyers Wilson Reather Reddick High Point

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Yvonne Coupe Berkham Evelina Daily Show London England Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Ruffing Bride A. Lee Gibson, Jr Springfield Church Gay Blade Club Mrs. Brinson Monark N. Main Quick Deliver Shade Co Pegne Atkins Carolyn Sharon Atkins Marvin’ Atkins Liberty Drive L. G. Atkins Nancy Jean Young Mrs. Ritch Mrs. LeGrand Miss Candler Israel Martha Jane Macon Stephen Craig Davis Lamp Sale Belk-Stevens Kregemane S. Main ST
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