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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1954

Page

6

Miss Council Honored At Afternoon Bridal Tea

Miss Blanche Eugenia Council wore a white crepe cocktail-length dress and greeted guests at a bridal tea hosted at 211 Thurs ion St. Edna Crawford presented guests to the receiving line, with parents Mr and Mrs Bert Lawrence Council and the elect's parents Mr and H D Guyer Sr in attendance. Tea featured an imported linen cloth, white asters, ferns, crystal candlesticks, and white tapers. Chrysanthemums provided decor in the living room. Polly Powell of Asheboro, aunt of the bride elect, assisted with serving along with several others. About 150 guests attended.

Blanche Eugenia Edna Carolyn Crawford Ion St Edna Crawford Carolyn Cransada Bert Lawrence H. D. Guyer Polly Powell Asheboro Elizabeth Swigeet Hazel Highfill Bessie T Craun China

North Carolina Symphony to Host Swalin Meeting for Drive

Division leaders and donor committee members named to lead volunteer solicitors for the North Carolina Symphony drive. Dr F min F Swalin will discuss recordings at a meeting on Tuesday September 28 at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Church.

Lucille Ingram 8. E. Burford Virginia Frank Henry Foscue Charles Taylor Willis Slane A. M. Richardson Welch Harriss First Baptist Church Min F. Swalin North Carolina Symphony

Savory Stuffed Eggplant Main Course Dish

Eggplant halves filled with spiced ground beef onion and pepper then baked with tomato sauce and cheese make a main course. Serve with bland vegetables a green salad and crusty rolls for texture contrast and finish with angel food cake sherbet and fruit sauce for dessert.

Drama at Vivian Brown Show Highlights Home Furnishings Trends

Joy writes on stylish homes as the National Home furnishings Show in New York spotlights ideas for affordable luxury and DIY touches. Designers showcase bold floors, color schemes, and innovative materials from lime tile to pebble sculpture with Italian and Mandarin influences.

Vivian Brown News Joy New York Joseloff William Phaimann Yale Burge John Wisner Paul McCobb Seestinaat William Gold Richard Wookey George Tanner H. Clifford Burroughes Sahatece Oe Acon Ee Coe

Country Club Opens Fall Season With Dinner Dance

Emerywood members held an informal dinner dance to start the fall season. About 60 members attended the event and danced to The Clubmen from Winston-Salem. Dinner was served at tables for 10 with chrysanthemum fall arrangements. Mrs. Kenneth Redman directed the arrangements.

Emerywood Ar” Nang Winston-Salem Kenneth Redman

Mary Martha Class to Install Officers at Wiener Roast

Green Street Baptist Church hosts a Mary Martha Class meeting and wiener roast at Mrs. H. R. Russell’s home on Route 4 at 6 30 p m. New officers will be installed. The Philathea Class meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs. G A LeV at 52 Carter St. Faithful Workers Class gathers tonight at 7 30 with Mrs. E L Hamilton at 4406 S Main St.

Mary Martha Green Street Baptist Church H. R. Russell Route 4 Philathea G. A Lev Carter St E. L. Hamilton S. Main St

Queen Charlotte Presents Autumn Flowers Show Opens

The Charlotte Council of Garden Clubs announces its fall flower show titled Queen Charlotte Presents Her Jewels Autumn Flowers. It runs October 6 and 7 at Fireman's Hall from 1 to 10 p.m. on the 6th and 10 p.m. on the 7th, with open amateur entries and advance entry cards available at the Garden Center from Oct 5.

Charlotte Council of Garden Clubs Charlotte Fireman's Hall Neccounty Garden Center Fireman’s Hall

Pattern Two Piece Frocks Promote Comfort and Fit

Today's Pattern Two piece frocks offer comfort with a tailored wide size range and short sleeves. Pattern No. lists yardage for 39 inch fabric and is available by sending coins, name, and Pattern No to Sue Burnett at the High Point Enterprise address in New York. Basic FASHION falls and winters issue invites 20 cents for a copy with sewing ideas for women and families.

Sue Burnett High Point

Mrs Florence Jessup Receives Visitors After Surgery

Mrs Florence Jessup of 1006 Franklin Street is able to receive visitors at High Point Memorial Hospital following surgery. Piedmont district North Carolina Press Women held an outdoor luncheon at Tanglewood Park hosted by Winston-Salem newspaper staff. Attendees traveling from High Point included Miss Madeline Hoover and Mesdames Almetta Brooks Harker Collins and James Clontz. Miss Ann Marie Johnson of Lakeland High School and staff of the North Carolina Baptist School of Nursing in Winston-Salem planned her upcoming wedding to Wayland Henry Linthicum. accompanied by her aunt Mrs Aline Davis of Winston-Salem.

Florence Jessup Franklin St High Point Memorial Hospital Piedmont District North Carolina Tanglewood Park Winston-Salem High Point Madeline Hoover Mesdames Almetta Brooks Harker Collins James Clontz Ann Marie Johnson North Carolina Baptist School of Nursing Wayland Henry Linthicum Miss Johnson Aline Davis

Community club notices and upcoming social events

A list of society meetings and events for the week including United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs. Bruce Carraway’s 106 W Farriss, Barbara Kennedy’s party at Blair Park Clubhouse, African Violet Society with Mrs RK Blackburn, AAUW at YMCA All-Purpose Room, YWCA luncheon with Max Meeks speaker, Altrusa District Governor visit, Business and Professional Women’s Club board meeting, Modern Study group with Mrs Albert Koontz, bridal events for Council-Guyer and Wardell-Smith, and related wedding rehearsals at First Baptist Church with hosts and locations.

United Daughters of Confederacy Bruce Carraway W. Farriss Barbara Kennedy Blair Park Shelby Wagner Doxie Highes Jia Rogers African Violet Society RK. R. Blackburn Monthey Ave American Association of University Women YMCA YWCA Max Meeks High Point Altrusa Club Ernestine Milner Guilford Colle Business and Professiona Women’s Club Chamber of Aggets C. E Masonic Tem P Albert Koontz Ferndale Dr Council-Guyer Pharmaceutical Auxiliary E. R. Anderson EF. R. Anderson Jr Priscilla Club C. C. Garrett Rockford Rd Frank B. Smith Bride Elect Woodrow Ave Wardell - Smith First Baptist Church Raymond B. Wardell Marietta Mary Lee del Risdon James D. S. Lee Dean Lee Becky Walters Barbara Ken An In Marie Wardell Winford L. Smith

Birth of Joseph Benjamin Workman in Winston-Salem

Mr and Mrs Harry M Workman of Winston-Salem announce the birth of Joseph Benjamin born September 24. Mrs Workman is the former Carolyn Lindley. The notice identifies the family and birth details.

Joseph B. Workman Harry M. Workman Winston - Salem Joseph Benjamin

C. E. Group Meets Tuesday Evening Program

Mrs Arnold Jester will lead the Christian Endeavor program for High Point Young Adults at 7 p.m. at Mrs Dorothy Campbell's home. She will discuss the Endeavor pledge. Mrs Betty Key will conduct a business session. A wiener roast will follow. Non-members are invited.

Arnold Jester High Point Tian Endeavor Dorothy Campbell Tian Endeavor Betty Key Christian Endeavor

National Officers to Be Entertained at Local Council Meeting

Mrs Floyd Fuller, national officer of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will be a special guest when Pioneer Council No 52 meets tonight at 8. The meeting at Commerce Street council hall will have Mrs John Scearce, council chairman, in charge with other state and national officers expected to attend.

Floyd Fuller Sons and Daughters of Liberty Organization Pioneer Council No. 52 Council Hall Commerce St John Scearce

Nothing Faster For Headache Relief Promotes BC Tablets

An advertisement touts BC Headache Tablets or Powders for nerve-racking headaches and neuralgic pains. It claims fast dissolving ingredients provide superior relief versus single components, urging purchase of BC Powders and Tablets in various pack sizes and prices.

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Miss Council N. C. Symphony Dr. Swalin Floyd Meehan Mesdames Jewel Myers Cress Powell Alexander Ward Grimsiey Wayland Linthicum Jr By Cecily Brownstone Country Club Lakeland Pdr Black Strand & Shades Ark Light Brows Strand Products Co Clinton Carcage KARO Kiddie Korner A&p Mel O Jane Parker A&P’s Magazine Donus Peg Krey's Lonn California Ann Pace Dinty Moore U.S. NO Tokay South Main ST North Main ST
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