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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1947

Page

21

Miss Louise Bain Weds William E Darby in Lindsay Church

Miss Louise Bain married William E Darby at Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church in candlelight ceremony assisted by Reverend Thomas E Strickland. Attendants included Mrs. Margaret Huey and Miss Jimmie Huey. Judy Callahan sang with Valerie Ward. Bride wore ivory slipper satin with lace and net details. orchids sent from Hawaii. Out of town guests from Whitmire and relatives attended.

Louise Bain William E. Darby Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church Thomas E. Strickland Judy Callahan Valerie Ward d'Har Hawaii James McLean Harold Sappenfield Jack Britt Darby Robert R. Bain Gordon Street Whitmore S. C Bryce Business College Pilot Life Insurance Company Idell Darby W. C. Darby High Point

Mother's Friend Emollient Massager for Expectant Mothers

An advertising brief extols Mother's Friend as a bland skin emollient and massage medium for pregnancy. It claims it keeps skin pliable, relieves dryness, and soothes numb or burning leg sensations, endorsed by doctors and nurses with millions of bottles sold.

Two Parties Honor Miss Armentrout and C W Cleveland

Miss Josie Faye Armentrout and Clif ford W. Cleveland were married at Ward Street Methodist church. Reception hosted by J J Armentrout at 2021 Gilbert Street featured a receiving line, cake cutting, punch, nuts and mints with about one hundred guests.

Josie Faye Armentrout Clifford W. Cleveland Ward Street Methodist Church J. J. Armentrout Gilbert Street Armentrout Pauline Cleveland Paul Shelton C. A. McCain W. A. Garner Liberty G. W. Gladwell Greensboro L. W. Apple Ansel Beck

David Vale Birthday Party At Mrs Vale’s Home

Mrs Christine Vale entertained at a child’s party at 907 Millis Street for her son David who celebrated his first birthday. Fourteen guests joined games and refreshments including Carolyn Daniel Judy Queen Jerry Hilliard Earl Hilliard Bonnie Shirley Key Jimmie Key Barbara Whitaker Barbara Marie Patsy Earnhart Everett Earnhart Malcolm Combs and Denni Combs. A new plastic compound claims to make rugs skid proof.

Christine Vale Millis Street David Carolyn Daniel Judy Queen Jerry Earl Hilliard Bonnie, Shirely Jimmie Key Barbara Jean Whitaker Barbara Marie Patsy Everett Earnhart Malcolm Denni Combs

Misses Clarke and Douglas Feted By Mesdames Amos and Idol

A bridal luncheon at the Emerywood home of Mrs. Robert T. Amos and Mrs. Bickett Idol honored Miss Pauline Douglas and Miss Marcelle Clarke. Douglas plans marriage to W. C. Sheroff next Saturday and Clarke to William Walsh Mulvey soon. The event featured yellow and white florals, damask linens, and hand painted luncheon sets for the honorees.

Misses Clarke Douglas Mesdames R. T. Amos Bickett Idol Robert T. Amos Bickett Idol Emerywood Pauline Douglas Marcelle Clarke Miss Douglas W. C. Sheroff Miss Clarke William Walsh Mulvey New York

Miss Lindsay to Wed William Richard Crook of Lexington

Engagement announces Veigh Hutcheson Lindsay and William Richard Crook of Lexington to marry in mid October in this city. Veigh Hutcheson Lindsay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Lindsay, has A B from High Point College and taught in Lexington schools. William Richard Crook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heber B. Crook of Cameron South Carolina, graduated from Clemson College in 1943 and is assistant county agent of Davidson County.

John Alexander Lindsay West Farriss Avenue Veigh Hutchison Bobbie William Richard Crook Lexington Heber B. Crook Cameron S. C Lindsay Woman's College High Point College Mr. Crook Cameron, S. C Clemson College Davidson County

Emerywood Club Monthly Bridge Winners Announced

The Emerywood Country Club held its regular monthly bridge party at the clubhouse on Thursday evening. High north-south were Mrs H Coffield and Mrs Vailette Harris, high east-west Mrs C S Beaver and Mrs R D Tillson. Second: north-south Mrs P Y Adams and Mrs J C Abel, east west Mr and Mrs L C Bass of Winston-Salem, guests of Mr and Mrs Hal Davis. A dance dinner with Louise Sheldon’s all girl orchestra is planned for Saturday Sept 28.

Emerywood Club Emerywood Country Club H. Coffield Vailette Harris C. S. Beaver R. D. Tillson P. Y

Betrothal announced for Miss Elizabeth Wood and Paul Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Wood announce the engagement of their daughter Marian Elizabeth to Paul Hunter Edwards son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Edwards of 915 South Main Street. The wedding is set for October 22 with Marian a High Point High School graduate and former NC internal revenue office employee. Edwards a High Point High School alumnus and Navy veteran now with Tomlinson of High Point.

Elizabeth Wood Paul Hunter Edwards Percy C. Wood Osborne Street Marian Elizabeth W. L. Edwards South Main Street Miss Wood High Point High School North Carolina

War Brides Tea Opens Y Events

The YWCA notes a busy week with War Brides Tea Monday at 4 pm in the Industrial department and Florence Nightingale club supper Monday at 6 15 pm. Other events include a canteen supper, theater group activities, and officer installation. Membership cards cost 50 cents.

Miss Crisco Feted At Surprise Shower

Miss Neta Crisco, bride elect, was honored at an informal Tomlinson dining room shower on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed games and contests before a linen shower presented by a longtime local helper. Refreshments with a bridal theme followed for Tomlinson sewing room members and the bride’s friends.

Evie Thornton Pauline Warren Tomlinson Dining Room Neta Chrisco Tomlinson Sewing Room

U D C Meeting With Mrs Harriss

The High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Monday at 3 30 PM at Mrs J W Harriss home on Rockford road. Hostesses are Mrs H P Morrison Mrs Levi Haworth and Mrs H A Millis. Delegates will be elected to attend the state convention in Rocky Mount October 7.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy J. W. Harriss Rockford Road H. P. Morrison Levi Haworth H. A. Millis Rocky Mount Dan Arden

Mrs Metcalfe Hosts Informal Coca Cola Party for Miss Douglas

Mrs Fred Metcalfe hosted an informal Coca Cola party at Emerywood Country Club Friday morning honoring Miss Pauline Douglas. Guests were received at the door by the hostess and the honoree and enjoyed Coca Colas and fall flower centerpieces before farewells to Mrs Gilbert Clinard. The hostess presented Miss Douglas with an orchid corsage and a silver gift in her chosen pattern.

Pauline Douglas Fred Metcalfe Emerywood Country Club Metcalfe John Sheloff Douglas Roger Edwards Frank Armfield Gilbert Clinard Miss Douglas

University Women To Meet Monday

The High Point branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Monday night September 22 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. N P Yarborough 1431 Wiltshire boulevard Mrs Ben Hill educational chairman will introduce Miss Betsy Saunders who will speak on The Educational Value of Radio Associate hostesses with Mrs Yarborough for this first meeting of the fall will be Mrs H A White Mrs Ben Hill Mrs Martine Barker Mrs Arthur Withers Miss Marie Foster Miss Alda Berry and Miss Ernestine Fields Any person eligible for membership is invited to attend this meeting Visitors may call to make their reservations.

High Point American Association of University Women O'Cloc N. P. Yarborough Wiltshire Boulevard Ben Hill Betsy Saunders Yarborough H. A. White Martine Barker Arthur Withers Marie Foster Alda Berry Ernestine Fields

Refrigerator design notes and fabric use for drapes

The text discusses removing the defrosting pan when not in use to allow cold air from the evaporator to flow down into the cabinet and improve air circulation. It also mentions wool jersey as a material option for making attractive drapes.

Poetry program opens Canterbury Club fall season

Mrs J W Lindsay hosted the Canterbury Club at her Hillcrest drive home for the first fall meeting. After a brief business session led by president Mrs W D Sale Jr, Mrs Craven Page presented a program on Potess of Yesterday and Today prepared by Mrs Page and read by her daughter Mrs Frank Donyes. The program highlighted Poets the Self-Revealers Voices of Women and The Dean of American Poets with Sara Teasdale and poems Barter Night Song at Amalfi On the Dunes. Mrs Donyes reviewed Robert Frost and read For Once Then Something and Mending Wall. A fall flower decorated gathering followed with salad service to attendees including Mesdames W B Hall L F Voorhees Craven Page R V Hayworth W D Sale Jr W F F Ellis Paul Harcin Charles Carroll Owen Reese and W D Simeons Jr.

J. W. Lindsay Canterbury Club Hillcrest Drive W. D. Sale, Jr R. V. Hayworth Craven Page Page Frank Donyes American Poets Donyes Sara Teasdale Amalfi Mr. Frost

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wm. E. Darby Lindsay Church Buona Haku Bible John Christ Jesus Koonce Funeral Home Miss Armentrout C. W. Cleveland David Vale Western Electric Hearing Aid Audiphone CO S. Elm ST Greensboro, N. C Underwriters’ Laboratories Inc General Electric Fieldcrest Ives Eves Es N. Main ST Miss Lindsay Richard Crook Tomlinson War Brides’ Club Florence Nightingale Club Adams Club Council of Business and Professional Clubs Business and Professional Club Y Theatre Group Sara Beth Smith Jolly YWCA Heywood Washburn Miss Crisco U.D .C Mrs. Metcalfe Waughtown Street Winston-Salem N. C DIAL Mrs Forrest Edwards Dy-Dee Supply CO North Caroline Ion Gr Claus Penney
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