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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1949

Page

5

Miss Mary Stroupe to Wed Carson Southern in Emmanuel Lutheran Ceremony

Miss Stroupe announced final wedding plans for next Sunday afternoon at five at Emmanuel Lutheran church with Dr. F L Conrad officiating. The bride will be given in marriage by her brother Charles Stroupe. Wilson Southern will serve as best man. bridesmaids include Louise Southern and Mrs H A Hethcox. organist Fielding Kearns and tenor Henry Asbury to perform. Rehearsal party at the Sheraton hotel Saturday at 7 30 P M.

Carson Southern Mary Stroupe Emmanuel Lutheran Church F. L. Conrad Lutheran Synod of North Carolina Stroupe Inlaw C. E. Stroupe Louise Southern H. A Hethcox Fielding Kearns Henry Asbury Charles £. Stroupe Wilson Southern Ernest Anderson, Jr Posy M. Harris Paul Collins Forl Charles Miss Stroupe Mr. Southern Sheraton Hotel

High Point Garden Club Council Opens Current Year With 24 Clubs Represented

Twenty four garden clubs attended the High Point Council of Garden clubs meeting at the Adams Memorial Y W C A to launch the fall winter season. New president Mrs Valette J Harris welcomed three new clubs and outlined four focus areas production conservation beautification and restoration. The Tate Park plan by landscape architect R D Tillson was discussed. An all day Greensboro October 18 lecture event featuring Corcoran Cole was announced with several reservations remaining. The group also considered the High Point Arts and Crafts workshop and sought speakers for an eight week lecture series. Clubs represented included Magic Key Wonderland Country Garden Catesby Bird Garden Maker Garden Study Friendly Green Thumb Jamestown Out Our Way Home and Garden Mid Week Nature Study Sunset Burbank Town and Country Tuesday Evening Wayside High Point Wake Robin Plant and Pluck Green Acre and Gay Gardeners.

High Point Council of Garden Clubs Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A Valette J. Harris Green Acres Harris Garden Council Tate Park R. D. Tillson Greensboro Corcoran Cole New York Greensboro Gar Magic Key Wonderland Country Garden Catesby Bird Garden Maker Garden Study Friendly Green Thumb Jamestown Home and Garden Burbank Town and Country Wayside High Point Wake Robin Plant and Pluck Green Acre Gay Gardners

Bride-Elect Bonnie Hoffman Honored at Archdale Party

Mrs. Joe Church hosted a fall bridal shower forMiss Bonnie Hoffman at her Archdale home. Guests arrived for 7:30, enjoyed late summer flowers, a corsage, cootie games with prizes, and a shower of kitchen articles. Table linen was a hostess gift. Ice course served to a guests list including Mrs. J F Hoffman and Mrs. Clarence Lowe Sr.

Bonnie Hoffman Joe Church Archdale Alicene Clarence Lowe

Cardinal Bridge Club Meets Tonight at Mrs Sullivan's

The Cardinal Bridge Club will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. Gerald Sullivan at her home in Thomasville. The hour for the meeting will be eight o'clock.

Cardinal Bridge Club Gerald Sullivan Thomasville

Pastors Paid in Meat by Virginia Planters in Colonial Era

In colonial Virginia, clergy remuneration relied on meat produced by planters. The arrangement tied church support to agricultural output, reflecting frontier economy and community provisioning practices.

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District Women's Clubs Plan Draper Meeting September 20

Mrs Broadus Casey new president announces seventh district session at Draper Methodist Church Draper September 20 all day event with 9 30 registration on time attendance prize Draper club leads tour of Karastan Rug mills at Leaksville luncheon plans handled by Mrs Lawrence Johnson strong community turnout expected notable local clubs and organizers involved

Broadus Casey High Point Woman's Club Today Seventh District Draper Methodist Church Draper Casey Fred Poole Draper Club Leaksville Lawrence Johnson

Fairmont Park WMS to Meet Thursday Evening

The Woman's Missionary Society of Fairmont Park Baptist church will gather Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs Fay Yates home on Dorothy Street for an evening meeting. Bnai Israel Ladies Aid convenes tonight at 8 30 with Mrs Harry Kaplan hosting and Mrs Max Friedman assisting. The A M Idol Philathea class holds its annual picnic Thursday at six at Mrs O Carr Street home. bring a covered dish. Mothers' Prayer Band meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Cora Flowers hosting and Mrs J Q Cheves leading.

Woman's Missionary Society of Fairmont Park B'Nai Israel Ladies Aid Ladies’ Aid Society of the B’'Nai Israel Synagogue Harry Kaplan Colonial Court Max Friedman Kaplan A. M. Idol Philathea First Methodist Church Thursoy Mothers’ Prayer Band Cora Flowers Greer Street J. Q. Cheves

Altrusa Board Sees September Meet at Sheraton

The High Point Altrusa executive board met at the Sheraton Blue Room for the September session with dinner at 6 30 pm. Miss Hazel Johnson presided as routine matters were acted upon and several prospective members were recommended for membership. Plans for the Richmond district convention October 27 29 at the Hotel John Marshall were outlined and delegates will be elected next week. Attending were Misses Johnson Jessie May Young Gladis Kivett Vera Idol and Mesdames Vera H. Smith Edna Ross.

High Point Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Hazel Johnson Richmond John Marshall

Women of the Moose Hear Fred Flagler Speaker

High Point Chapter No. 961 Women of the Moose meet in regular session at eight o clock tomorrow at the Moose Home on Church Street. Mrs. Reather Reddick presides with publicity chair Mrs. Rubye Gregory presenting Fred Flager of the Enterprise staff as speaker.

High Point Women of the Moose Moose Church Street Reather Reddick Rubye Gregory Fred Flager Enterprise Staff

St Anne's Group Opens New Year Meeting

Saint Anne's auxiliary at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church held its first fall meeting with about thirty members. Mrs Powell Alexander chaired the session and outlined goals for closer churchwoman ties and fall plans. New member Mrs Fred Harrison discussed nursery duties. Mrs Matt Wall explained the Triennial meeting meaning and the United Thank Offering. Refreshments followed.

Saint Anne’s Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Powell Alexander Ini Marianne Brown W. E. Davis, Jr St. Mary's Church Fred Harrison St. Anne's South Bend Ind Matt Wall St. Elizabeth's District of General Assembly of the Episcopal Church Uto Rose Adams

Birth announcements for Stephen Vance Hill and Ray Donald Barnes

Mr and Mrs Cecil Ray Hill of Archdale announce the birth of a son Stephen Vance on September 4 at the Washington Street unit of the local hospital. Mrs Hill is the former Joyce Scoggin. Mr and Mrs E J Barnes of Ennis Street announce the birth of a son Ray Donald on September 4 at the Boulevard unit of High Pint Memorial hospital.

Cecil Ray Hill Archdale Stephen Vance Washington Street

Miss Valoree Ward Paid Bridal Honor At Surprise Shower

Valoree Ward bride elect was honored at a Monday evening surprise shower in Gibson Gold Room hosted by Ruth Neighbors and Lorene Kivett. Guests included Mrs. D O Ward and Mrs. Rue Holden among others. the event featured corsage gifts, games, an ice course, and a sterling bread tray as a gift. The article notes the Ward Holder wedding set for Friday at Green Street Baptist Church with matron of honor Mrs. Margaret Swartz arriving from Columbia, S C.

High Point N. C Enterprise Web Valoree Ward Gibson Gold Room Ruth Neighbors Lorene Kivett D.O. Ward Rue Holden Margaret Swartz Columbia, S. C Green Street Baptist Church

Miss Bartsch Noted For College Sendoff

Miss Barbara Bartsch leaves September 14 for Meredith College in Raleigh. A predeparture party at the Bartsch home 1801 East Green Street honored her with organ music by Lynn Bartsch and gifts from twenty five friends as her aunts Fay Grady and Louis Martin joined in the celebration.

Barbara Bartsch Raleigh Meredith College Fay Grady Louis Martin Bartsch East Green Street Lynn Bartsch

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Apadett Miss Mary Stroupe Marshall E. Ginsburg N. Main St High Point Garden Club Council Cardinal Club High Point Enterprise WMS A. M. Idol Altrusa Board Sheraton Mr. Flagler Alexander E. Washington St St. Anne’s Stephen V. Hill Ge Ever Parr Conmamerce St Asheboro Miss Bartsch Cecil’s Drug Store Aaa EFIRD Mayfair Restaurant Commerce Street Ult Vet Oxford High Point Lexington Efird’s Dept. Store South Main ST High Point, N. C
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