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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1947

Page

6

Organization of High Point's First Junior Garden Club Is Completed

The Woodland Garden club held its first meeting at Fredrick Sunday's home with eleven members. Officers elected include Fredericka Munday president and Carolyn Welch vice president. They planned a flower show exhibit, a yearbook, and bi monthly meetings starting September 20 at Betty Parker's home.

High Point Woodland Garden Club Nature Study Garden Club Jerry Ann Lovelace Betty Parker Martha Ann Mendenhall Sheila Wendler Virginia Cox Irene Whitley Julie Wendler Sarah Montgomery Fredericka Munday Carolyn Welch Ellen Foscue Watricia Murray Dee Smith Enterprise Fredrick Parkway Carolyn’elch Fredricka Munday Helen Foscue Julie Wenderly Martha Mendenhall High Point Council of Garden Clubs

Miss Vera Hyder Paid Bridal Honor Dinner by Tobias

A dinner party at the Sheraton Blue Room on September 8 honored Miss Vera Hyder ahead of her early fall wedding to Harold Hilliard of Thomasville. Mrs Eva Hyder and Mrs R E Bruce attended. Tobias staff hosted a crystal shower with 20 guests and a toast from Mrs Sam Tobias.

Vera Hyder Harold Hilliard Thomasville Tobias Sheraton Blue Miss Hyder Eva Hyder R. E. Bruce Sam Tobias

Miss Marian King Feted at Bridal Luncheon Weekend Bride

Local bride elect Miss Marian King was toasted at a one o'clock luncheon hosted by Mesdames C. H. Rhodes Isaac Fidler and Herman Abels at the Greensboro tea room. The event celebrated her betrothal to Rowland J. Champagne of Louisiana with a twelve cover setting and wedding silvers presentation.

Marian King Mesdames C. H. Rhodes Isaac Fidler Herman Abels Iss Marian King Miss King Bethrotto Rowland J. Champagne St. Mary's Church Herbert Cortlandt Greensboro

Nu Phi Mu Fall Fashion Show Set At YWCA

Nu Phi Mu announces a fall fashion show at the YWCA tomorrow at 8 PM. Mrs James Clontz and numerous sorority members will model fall wear and children's outfits with proceeds likely supporting the group.

Nu Phi Mu YWCA James Clontz Katherine Bailey Peggy Jane Bryant Ruth Culler Mary Elizabeth Clark Margaret and Beverly Hancock Mary Allen Hayes Ruby Parker Winifred Wall Sarah Hutchens Jane Tomlinson Ellen Russell Becky Wall Betty Ann Rankin Becky Jane Kearns Ann Kearns Ellen Foscue Helen Gibson Nu Phi Mu Sorority

State Board of Federated Music Clubs Meet at Emerywood

Representatives from six districts of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs arrive for the state board meeting at Emerywood country club. The 10:30 session is led by Mrs. Charles M. Hassell with lunch at 1:30 and reports from district chairmen guiding the year’s plans.

Maurice Honigman Gastonia North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs R. I. Quigley Musical Art Club North Carolina Quigley National Music Week Charles M. Hassell Charlotte J. KK. Pfohl Winston-Salem W. Lloyd Horne Greensboro Austin Lovelace Alyse Smith Burlington Piedmont Joe H. Leonard Lexington Carl McMurray Marion Herbert

Misses Brockmann and McCall Share Bridal Honors Again

Miss Betty Brockmann and Miss Miriam McCall, brides elect, were feted at two parties yesterday. Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Goldston hosted a dessert bridge with four tables and prizes for top and low scores. In the morning Miss Virginia Hurt held a Coca Cola party with close friends and gifts of china for the honorees.

Brockmann McCall Betty Brockmann Miriam McCall Fred P. Ingram Miss Brockmann Miss McCall Gloria Ilderton James Clontz Erving Eloise Ingram Morris Jones Virginia Hurt Sedgefield Miss Hart

Miss Etelka Harris Weds John Bianco in St Louis

Mrs. Eunice Harris announces the marriage of her daughter Etelka Harris to John Bianco of St Louis on Saturday in St Louis Missouri. Attendants included maid of honor Mrs. Chiesie Randereal and best man John Randezeal. The bride wore white crepe with purple orchid corsage and will reside in St Louis after a trip to the Ozarks.

Eunice Harris Adams Street Etelka Tuck John Bianco St. Louis Chiesie Randereal John Randezeal Harris Cathedral High School Raleigh War Department High Point Bianco Pete Bianco Ozark Mountains J. H. Northcott

Barefoot Sentenced for Killing Dog in Harnett Court

John Ransom Barefoot received a 12 to 18 month road term after being found guilty of killing a hound in Harnett superior court. He allegedly slit the dog's throat with a pocket knife.

Lillington John Ransom Barefoot Harnett Superior Court

Methodist Youth Skating Party Supports Clem Cleveland Trip

High Point Methodist Sub-District hosted a Friday night skating party in Greensboro from 10 to 12 attended by 110 youths. Proceeds go to Miss Hollyce Highfill for her trip to the Methodist Youth Conference in Cleveland later this year.

High Point Methodist Greensboro Hollyce Highfill Methodist Cleveland

Miss Hill to Wed Hugh Johnson in Grace Lutheran Church

Mesdames Eugene Ritchie and Alvin Black hosted a shower for Miss Lucy Grey Hill of Thomasville on Madison Avenue. The event featured a green and white motif, red rose bouquet for the bride elect, six tables of Hearts, prizes to Mrs. Odell Calhoun and Rufus Loftin, and crystal gifts. Approximately 25 guests attended as her engagement to Hugh Johnson of Mt. Airy was announced by her parents, with a September 25 wedding planned.

Mesdames Eugene Ritchie Alvin Black Madison Avenue Ane Lucy Grey Hill Thomasville Odell Calhoun Rufus Loftin

Early use of coal in Hopi Pueblo pottery burning

Archaeological notes indicate coal was used in Hopi Indian pueblos of Arizona for firing pottery as early as the 13th century, illustrating prehistoric energy practices in the Southwest.

Arizona America

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