Stock List The Planet Ens Traversed One Third Orbit
The planet ens, first identified in 1846, has completed only about one third of its orbital path since discovery, according to observations from astronomers.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
14
The planet ens, first identified in 1846, has completed only about one third of its orbital path since discovery, according to observations from astronomers.
Nine prospective leaders completed two weeks of training at the office with instruction in folk dancing basketry flower design troop organization and program planning. The final session September 22 will be a cook-out at Camp Keyaunee where certificates and pins are awarded.
Former attorney general J. Howard McGrath testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee that Caudle was wrongly treated for his outside activities while chief of the Tax Division. He said Caudle was honest, criticized some associations, and defended Slack against allegations of a whitewash in the St. Louis tax case.
Mrs. Valette J Harris was guest speaker at a Country Garden Club meeting a covered dish dinner at Mrs E Roy Samuels home Route 1 Associate hostesses were Mrs J H Eagle and Mrs Orbie Hayworth Harris judged members flower arrangements Leon Rivers won blue ribbon for her arrangement Speaker outlined line arrangement an old Chinese practice beginning with earth centering man and ending with a heaven bud Leon Rivers president presided and urged bulbs and plants for October sale Ray Idol gave council report new year books and membership cards were distributed Seventeen members attended plus two visitors Addie McKinstry and Valette Harris
The Home and Garden club held its initial fall meeting at Mrs. Joe Temples home with twenty two members and one visitor present. President Mrs. Paige Harris presided and opened with an inspirational poem. Two new members Mrs. James Boyd and Mrs. William Jenkins joined and handbooks were given out. A gift shower will be sent to an ill member.
Mr and Mrs Henry Foscue left for Hot Springs Virginia to attend a National Association of Manufacturers meeting. Mrs C L Matthes of Wilmington visits at 317 Ardmore Circle and helped host a tea for Mrs Robert Henry Koonts. Mrs Earl Robbins returns home after minor surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Emma Stewart and Tim Montgomery undergo hospital treatment and surgery. Misses Margaret Stamey and Mary Ann Britt go to Greensboro for fall classes. Clay Lambeth Jr leaves for Raleigh to enter NC State College freshman year.
Mrs Taylor Simpson presented a Mexico travel talk at the Mid Week Study Club fall kickoff hosted by Mrs Kenneth Goodson on Colonial Drive. She shared slides of Monterey and Mexico City, described dances and customs, and recounted a bullfight and a volcanic eruption. New books were distributed to members including J W Chandler and J A Eshelman among others.
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