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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1954
Page
14
A youth pageant scene in the junior high gym shows David Tucker and Farlow in costumes alongside Wayne Harvey wearing a scary mask and Mrs. E. The caption notes a mature lady aiming to win one of two prizes.
Local notices list a full week of events and gatherings. Many groups convene at churches, clubs, and hotels across addresses such as 601 W Farriss Ave and 125 Rock Spring Rd, with details for Mered ith College Alumni, Ladies Auxiliaries, Garden Clubs, and League of Women Voters. A bridal tea hosts at Wellington and Johnson St. venues, while nursing and veterans groups plan orientations and dinners.
North Carolina junior clubs statewide report active work this year. Winston-Salem volunteers prepare Christmas aid for about 600 teens. Asheville and Greens fund school and veteran support. Charlotte brings a foreign student. Raleigh plans a December bazaar to fund civic projects. November marks Know Your Library month with library-centered programs and Caswell gifts drive urged for December 1 delivery.
The Green Acre Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at 1200 Rotary Dr hosted by Mrs J L Covert. Assisting hostess is Mrs Roy Wooster.
Local pageant at Woman’s College Elliott Hall crowned a dance figure with 27 couples portraying two moons the full and crescent amid Hallowe en decor. Participants include Katherine Barrier Robert Bondourant Gaye Stewart George Dorothy Howard Eugene McDaniel Janet Frederick Greg Egerton Vivian Miller James Dula and others from Greensboro Guilford Mt. Airy Kinston High Point Riveredge Buie s Creek.
Modern science warns detergents can irritate or damage skin. Wear stout rubber gloves to protect hands while washing dishes and clothes. Lemon juice can fade elbow brown tones but is not a fix for skin care.
Mrs. Everett Marsh and Mrs. Jess Washburn host a coffee at the Marsh home on Johnson Street next Thursday November 4 at 12 30 p.m. A casual event inviting neighbors to socialize.
Mrs W E Griffith of 810 Sunset Drive will host the Mid Week Study Club when it meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock. An aside offers fashion tips and a playful remark about twirling sleeves in front of a mirror.
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