Town and Country Club Plans Meeting
The Town and Country club will meet with Mrs. James Mat tucks at her Morris Street home Wednesday at eight o clock. President Mrs. Dolen Hedrick will preside, marking the first fall gathering.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1948
Page
7
The Town and Country club will meet with Mrs. James Mat tucks at her Morris Street home Wednesday at eight o clock. President Mrs. Dolen Hedrick will preside, marking the first fall gathering.
Members of the Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose will meet at the Moose home on Church Street Wednesday evening at 6 15 and proceed to Greensboro. They will hold the September dinner meeting at the Bliss restaurant in that city.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church meets at 8 PM tonight at Mrs. W. G. Kirkman home on Greensboro road. Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. C. C. Hassell at 1114 Montieu avenue. Mrs. L. D. Ridge speaks. Mary Stevens class of Green Street Baptist meets at 7:30 PM tonight with Mrs. Ruth Randall at 604 Lindsay Street.
Mr and Mrs O H Cecil announce the birth of a son named Larry on August at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs cancels its Raleigh council institute set for September 7 9 due to polio. Executive Secretary Charles G Doak reports meetings may still occur. campaign work continues with United Nations child relief urging September completion.
Miss Mary Gwendolyn Jones becomes the bride of John Byron Gibson Jr in a formal Ward Street Methodist church ceremony. The couple plans a wedding trip with home in Centennial avenue after the ceremony and the Nature Study Club will meet Thursday morning at 10 30 at 605 Parkway.
The schedule lists multiple meetings and social gatherings across town including the Lillian Massey chapter dinner at the Sheraton, Cooperette club at Mrs J M Lancaster's home, dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Howard Turner for Miss Barbara Thomas, and garden and study clubs at various homes and venues. Also noted is a note that the United States employs over 2,000 professional foresters in private forest industries, doubling 1940 figures.
Mr and Mrs T C Kirkman and children Shirley and Thomas return from Chicago Rail road Fair. Mr and Mrs W C Pemberton of 633 Wesley Place depart for El Paso to visit relatives and plan to return later this month. Emma Carr Smyns editor of Better Health magazine returns to Raleigh after weekend with W A Bivins family. Frances Floyd leaves for Bob Jones University in Greenville. Willard Myers family travel to St. Louis for relatives. Mrs Myers to be matron of honor at Shirley Myers wedding to Dr Milton Voda on September 10. Woodrow Mitchell, High Point route two, is recovering from an appendectomy at Boulevard unit, High Point Memorial hospital and can receive visitors. Mrs W W Mitchell of 601 Fifth Street recovering at Boulevard unit and awaiting visitors. A statistic notes there are six church fires, six school fires, and two hospital fires daily in the U S.
A home cook’s guide highlights liver sausage as a versatile base for nutritious meals. Creole Liver Sausage with Noodles serves four, pairing browned sausage with onions celery green pepper chili sauce and noodles. Another recipe combines liver sausage with tomatoes mushrooms and beef stock to yield four to six servings, finished with Parmesan and optional outdoor skewers.
The Humane Society meeting with president Miss Genevieve Moore was postponed due to conflicting meetings. It will now be held Friday at 7:45 PM, and all interested in animal welfare are invited to attend.
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