New York Guests Leave After Entertained Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. Biefenbach departed for New York after a stay as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper on Hillcrest Drive. They attended the Pinehurst Horse Show and enjoyed numerous social courtesies including suppers and breakfasts hosted by local residents around Emerywood and Sedgefield Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Biefenbach
New York
Ben Cooper
Hillcrest Drive
Pinehurst
Biefenbach
R. H. Walker
Sheraton Hotel
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield Inn
Mrs. Cooper
Willis Slane
J. E. Millis
Emerywood
Piano Pupils Hold Recital At Margie Wagner Home
Hazel Lanier’s piano pupils gathered at Margie Wagner’s home Saturday with Frances Monroe as associate host. Martha Jane Britt won best performance and a prize from Miss Lanier, while Betty Jo Harris and Nancy Cauble won music contests. Refreshments in Easter motif were served by Ruth Ellen Monroe and Margie Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lanier
Margie Wagner
Frances Monroe
Martha Jane Britt
Miss Lanier
Ruth Daves
Betty Jo Harris
Nancy Cauble
Ruth Ellen Monroe
Elizabeth
Elaine Welborn
Rebekah Conrad
Elna Kearns
Willa Gray Lewis
Katherine Daves
Grace Plummer
Ruby Zimmerman
Minerva Wagner
Joyce Kearns
Marie Wagner
Effie Irene Moose
Margaret Short
Mise Lanier
Spring Concert at Wallburg High by Regional Orchestras
The Wallburg High School Orchestra filled the auditorium with 60 musicians and featured the Junior Orchestra. Guest soloists Patsy and Anne Shuford performed song and tap numbers. Carey J. Davis directed both Wallburg and Thomasville orchestras in a joint finale praised for fine playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg High School
Thomasville Main Street
M. E
Little Patsy
Anne Shuford
Carey J. Davis
Wallburg High
Thomasville
Mr. Davis
Garden Club and Society Meetings Across Town
Social calendar lists multiple meetings for Tuesday across groups including Garden Club Council at the YWCA hut 10 am and Tuesday Evening Garden Club hosted by Mrs J H Tate 3 pm at 200 Parkway. Monarch Auxiliary at Gibson clubroom G A Brown and H Dunn hostesses. Needlework Guild annual meeting at the Sheraton Hotel with new officers including Mrs G I Humphreys president. WOT Club at Parkway home 3 30 pm hosted by Mrs A S Caldwell Jr. Burbank Garden Club meeting with guest speaker Mrs J W Harriss 10 am at 5628 Parkway. Twenty Century Study Club at Greenway Drive Mrs J W Thomas in charge. Utopian Study Club at 604 Parkway with Louis Voorhees speaker 3 30 pm. High Point BPW Club dinner and program at FPwood Hotel 6 30 pm with Mrs Margaret Farley in charge. Local Girl Scout Council annual meeting and luncheon 12 15 pm at Wesley Memorial Church open to interested observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Monarch Club
Gibson
North Main Street
G. A. Brown
H. Dunn
Needlework Guild
Sheraton Hotel
G. I. Humphreys
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
W. O. T. Club
Burbank Garden Club
G. W. Stroupe
J. W. Harriss
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
J. W. Thomas
Utopian Study Club
Henry Foscue
Louis F. Voorhees
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Fpiwood Hotel
Margaret Farley
Girl Scout Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Deuce Of Clubs At Thomasville Feted By Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Austin Harrison entertained Deuce of Clubs at her Salem Street home on Friday afternoon. Two bridge tables hosted play with top score prize awarded to Mrs. R. L. McDonald and visitor Miss Theresa Hoover. A sweet course followed. several local guests listed along with brief social notes of relatives and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Burton
R. L. McDonald
Glenn Pennington
Claiborne Pennington
Theresa Hoover
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women in midlife worried about appeal and symptoms of menopause. Suggests eight hours of sleep and taking a tonic like Pinkham's to improve vitality and reduce jitters. Promotes Pinkham's as worth trying for better energy and life balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uydin B. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Stag Party Draws Large Crowd At Emerywood Country Club
Nearly 200 attended the Emerywood Country Club stag party despite high winds and heavy rain. Ollie Simmons and a Negro quartet entertained after a 7 pm buffet, with attendance trophies awarded to E A Resch and Carl Langley. How ard Marsh won a golf club for selling the most tickets, and a framed portrait of club president J Sanders Dallas was presented by Marsh. The next stag party is planned for June with Paul W Casey and committee members handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Ollie Simmons
E. A. Resch
Carl Langley
Howard Marsh
J. Sanders Dallas
Paul W. Casey
Stag
Casey
John Russell
Phil Werner
C. J. Schwem
Miss Frances Scott Wed Harold Seckler In Simple Jamestown Ceremony
Frances Oriana Scott and Harold Lanier Seckler wed Saturday at the bride’s home in Jamestown in a simple ceremony. Rev. Clyde W. Gleason officiated. ushers Dwight Seckler and M. L. Holton. Music by Mrs. Wrenn, Mrs. Holton, and Phillip Modlin. The couple will reside in this city with Seckler employed by Duke Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Scott
Jamestown
Frances Oriana Scott
Harold Lanier Seckler
Clyde W. Gleason
Kentucky
Dwight N. Seckler
M. L. Holton
Paul Wrenn
Cicero Holton
Phillip Modlin
Mendelssohn
Seckler
W. W. Seckler
Duke Power Company
Sink Gardner Wedding Solemnized In Simple Ceremony
Misa Hazel Pauline Owens and William Edgar Gardner wed on Saturday evening April 1 1939 in a simple ceremony officiated by Rev J W Grace. The bride from Winston Salem daughter of Mrs W M Owens attends Mineral Springs School and works at S and B Hosiery. Gardner from Ramseur son of Mr and Mrs T E Gardner a Ramseur high school graduate employed at Full Fashioned Hosiery Mill. Attendants included Mrs Emma Charles and Mr and Mrs H J Sink plus Mrs T A Farlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sink
Misa Hazel Pauline Owens
William Edgar Gardner
J. W. Grace
Winston-Salem
W. M. Owens
William M. Owens
Mineral Springs
S. and
Gardner
Ramseur
T. E. Gardner
Ramseur High School
Emma Charles
T. A. Farlow
Burbank Garden Club Meets at Mrs Stroupe Home
The Burbank Garden Club will gather Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs G V Y Stroupe’s home 528 Parkway. Mrs J W Harriss will speak on a Hawaii trip and the hostess will arrange an Easter breakfast table. Mrs Jack Booze has moved home from Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Jack Booze
West State Street
Guilford General Hospital
Simple Snapshots Tricks With Everyday Cameras
Learn to create convincing action photos using a plain amateur camera. Build staged scenes with string for tricks like a toppled bicycle or hypnotized golf club, then hide the supports with color‑matched thread and careful lighting.
Emergency Appendectomy For Misa Mildred Marsh At Burrus Memorial
Misa Mildred Marsh was admitted to Burrus Memorial Hospital Saturday night for an emergency appendectomy. She underwent the operation early Sunday and is in apparently satisfactory condition but cannot receive visitors for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred Marsh
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Church Socials and Class Meetings Round Green Street and Oak Hill
Local church notices list meetings for Dorcas class at 628 Cable Street and Fidelis class at First Baptist Church. T. E. L. Class gathers tonight, Philathea and Missionary circles meet this week, and Faithful Workers hold a 6 30 potluck at Green Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
OAK Hill Friends Philatheas
Oak Hill Friends Church
Majorie
Marguerite
Estelle Burton
Burton Street
World War Veteran Walter Kinu Dies After Ditch Tragedy
Suppocated Concord report states Walter Daniel Kinu 43 year old World War veteran fell into a ditch here late Saturday and suffocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walter Daniel Kinu
College Student Hosts Over Weekend Visit in Toccoa
In Toccoa Georgia guests included Miss Margaret Dickson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dickson of Lindsay Street. Dickson studied at Woman's College Greensboro and is home for spring holidays with her parents during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jones
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Woman's College
Greensboro
A. C. Jones
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Willis Sensenbach
B. E. Sensenbach
Colonial Drive
Toccoa
Frank Dickson
Lindsay Street
Margaret Dickson
Mr. and Mrs Rankin to sail for West Indies
Mr and Mrs A M Rankin Jr depart tomorrow night for New York City to spend a few days before sailing Friday night for a West Indies cruise aboard the S S Statendam. They expect to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rankin, Jr
New York City
West Indies
Statendam
Ray Street School PTA Board Meeting Set for Tuesday Morning
The executive board of Ray Street School's Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the school library Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. This will be the final meeting of the year and board members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Ray Street
Parent - Teacher Association
Dorothy Rimmer Birthday Party Honored at Easter Themed Celebration
Mrs. R. L. Rimmer hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Dorothy who turned eleven. Guests enjoyed games, lemonade, cake, and ice cream with an Easter bunny motif. Favors included small baskets of candy eggs and rabbits. Attendees included Jac kie and Belle Miller Jacqueline Aldridge Helen Garrett Arline Ridge Jean Phillips and Mary Facin Parker of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Rimmer
Dorothy
Jacksie
Belle Miller
Jacqueline Aldridge
Helen Garrett
Arline Ridge
Jean Phillips
Mary Facin Parker
Greensboro
Miss Rimmer
Dress Rehearsal for Polly Make-Believe at Oak Hill School
A final dress rehearsal for Polly Make- Believe will be held this evening at 7. It is a two act operetta with a 175 member cast and will be presented Tuesday at 7:30 at Oak Hill School. All cast members should attend.
Postal Receipts Rise In March 1939 At Local Office
Postmaster S C Clark reports March 1939 postal receipts reached 23008.73 dollars, up from 20528.35 in March 1938, a gain of 2480.38 dollars. First quarter receipts totaled 62874.99 dollars, up from 55148.30 for 1938, a rise of 7726.69 dollars, signaling an upward business trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Clark
Clark
Cranium Crackers Challenge Unscrambles Four Names
Unscramble the names using the bracketed hints: 1 LIMGLC a Montreal university becomes MCGILL. 2 ABIGAM a British protectorate in west Africa becomes GAMBIA. 3 SERTALE a Shakespearean character becomes LEARSET? (Note: likely "LEAR" or "LEAR" plus extra letters. correction needed). 4 NENEBCK a river of Maine becomes BENNECK? (Correction needed).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limglc
University
Montreal
Abigam
West Africa
Sertale
Nenebeck
Maine
Lentern Question on Trinitarian Manifestation to Witnesses
A religious inquiry asks for the sole instance when the Father Son and Holy Spirit appeared to people with physical senses simultaneously. The query seeks the historical or doctrinal event cited as this unique manifestation.
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Your Questions
Citizens submit problems and inquiries to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on threatening ex-husband case
The letter from Mary asks how to handle an ex-husband who has sent threatening letters and harassed her fiance. The adviser urges consulting a lawyer, sending the letters to legal counsel, and informing the fiancé, noting illegal mail threats and that a lawyer should resolve the matter with a formal, safe procedure.
Fading Resolve in a Turbulent Divorce Saga
A distressed speaker laments ongoing troubles after separation from her former husband and asserts he has no claim on her as she contemplates her next move. The fragment hints at ongoing strife and the urge to move forward despite hardship.
Unclear legal dispute urged to seek counsel
The speaker urges swift resolution through lawyers and settling the matter once and for all, warning against continued worry and trouble from the man in question. The tone suggests a legal dispute needing formal handling.
Denton Faculty Hosts Shower For Mrs Stokes Bride
Denton April 1 Mr and Mrs R A Allen entertained a shower for Mrs Dwight Stokes a recent bride and member of the Denton school faculty. Passion Week services will be held at the Methodist Protestant Church each evening with an Easter pageant on Easter Sunday evening. Several residents and guests from High Point Greensboro Lexington and Asheboro visited or stayed with local families over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
R. A. Allen
Denton School
Dwight Stokes
Stokes
Virginia Curry
High Point
George L. Curry
Glenn Doby
Bradley Loftin
Clarence Grant
Highway 109
Thomasville
E. O. Lane
Walkertown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Music Club
Walburg
Moffitt's
N. Main St
Garden Club Council
Harrison
Priscilla Lambeth
Ralph Lambeth
Charleston
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
John Rowe
Hickory
James FE. Lambeth
J. A. McAuley
Mount Gilead
Lambeth
Mare Snell
Alma Jennings
Mount Airy
Harston Williamson
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Durham
Lewis Lilly
Paul Green
Robert Howle
Richmond
M. C. Elledge
Stantonsburg
J. E. Lambeth
North Carolina
Department of Education and Awards
W.W. Rankin
Scott
Harold L. Seckler
Sink-Gardner
Trick
A. J. Clapp
Co. F. Wilson
Miami
Fla
Wilson
L. 8. Tate
Jacksonville, Fla
Mack D. Gordy
South Main Street
K. C. Denny
Rocky Mount
Jeanie Winslow
East Green Street
Gertrude Sprinkle
Baltimore
Washington
Harry Doctor
Anna Lou
Miami Beach
Ray
Tysinger Anthony
G. C. Estes
Margaret
Mildred Estes
Draper
Mr. Estes
Gladys Sumner
William McNeely
West End Baptist Church
Oak Hill Circle
Missionary Circle No. 2
Green Street Baptist Church
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Mrs. Rankin
Ray St. P
T. A. Board
A. M
Dorothy Rimmer
Handy Horne
Miss Mansfield
Mary
Ruby Garner
Asheboro
Mrs
Wesley Morris
R. L. Penry
Edna Simmons
Novella Penry
Fannie Mae Wilkins
Ruth Morris
Josephine Hill
Jonlyn Murray
Clay Loftin
Linda
Bisher
Roy Morrin
Gowen Loftin
Sam Martin
Wisco
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Magig Kitchen
Magig
Coca-Cola Plant
East
Washington St
General Electric
High Point Hardware Company
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