Dorothy Jones Weds Edgar Bailey At Duke Chapel Today
Dorothy Jones becomes the bride of Edgar Bailey at Duke University Chapel in Durham. The ceremony featured organ music, pink and violet attire, and a small assembly of family and friends. The bride is a High Point College alumna and The Enterprise secretarial staffer. the groom, a Duke senior and Rose Bowl participant, plans a brief South wedding trip.
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Dorothy Jones
Bride L. Bailey
Duke Chapel
Durham
Edgar
Bill’’) Bailey
Duke Unisity
Lexington
Duke Univer
Hershey E. Spence
Tive Theological School
Bailey
Pinckney P. Jones
Wiltshire Boulevard
High Point College
Theta Phi Sorority
Artemesian Literary Society
Jones Business College
Enterprise Office
W. H. Bailey
Duke University
Tombs
Duke
Points South
Women Golfers Win Awards In Piedmont Tourney
High Point area golfers dominated the Piedmont Women’s Golf Association event at Sedgefield Country Club with winners from Emerywood and other clubs. Connie V. Sutton led the blind bogey division, while honors in other divisions went to Mrs. Nathan Ayers, Mrs. Seborn Perry, Mrs. J. S. Welborn, Mrs. D. C. Hunner, and Mrs. J. B. Ayers. Mrs. Jack H. Brown was elected president, with officers named from Starmount Forest, Twin City, and Emerywood. The association plans a Greensboro Country Club tournament in two weeks.
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Igh Point
Piedmont Women’s Golf Asation
Gefield Country Club
Yosix
High Point
Nsboro
Winston-Salem
Seborn Perry
Dy Merrilees
J. S. Welborn
Abels
D. C. Hunner
J. B. Ayers
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield Grill
Nathan Ayers
W. H. Sullivan
Jack H. Brown
Greensboro Country Club
George Corcoran
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro
Wallace Taylor
Starmount
George Hodgin
Twin City Country Club
Matt Wall
N Week Study Club Continues Study of South American Countries
The Mid-Week Study Club heard a program on Patagonia and Cape Horn by Mrs. W. L. Watson yesterday at Mrs. H. W. McCain’s Johnson Street home. She described Patagonia's climate, the sheep industry, tropical birds, and nomadic people noted for hospitality and land love.
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N Week
Patnia
Land of
Capern
W. L. Wat
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Dr Caldwell's Laxative with Pepsin Relief Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Pepsin as a remedy for acid indigestion constipation and bloating. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein lumps and laxative action cleanses the bowels while soothing nerves and muscles for stomach comfort. It targets families and children with a pleasant taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Miss Young Hosts Altrusa Board Meeting
Miss Jessie May Young entertained the Altrusa club board at her Barbee Street home. The 7:30 pm meeting, led by President Marie Caddell, included routine business and guest Mrs. Wise of Birmingham. Punch and cake followed for the attendees.
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Altrusa Board
Jessie May Young
Barbee Street
Marie Caddell
Wise
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Young
Mesdames Marie Caddell
Louise Wrenn
Mary Lou Rothrock
Lois Welborn
Lucille Johnston
Ethel Moxley
Magdalene Rebekahs Meet Friday Night
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold its regular business session tomorrow evening at 7 30 in their hall on West Commerce Street. The meeting will be followed by an educational quiz and all members are urged to attend.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Catherine Gill
Church Hut
South Main Street
Emerywood hosts Olympic duplicate bridge tour at club
Social calendar notes Emorywood Country Club sponsors the International Olympic duplicate bridge tournament at the clubhouse with advance reservations required. Canterbury Club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Hall at 901 Johnson Street, followed by a Moose dance and card party at the Moose hall on North Main Street inviting public attendance.
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Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Loyal
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Woman's College Senior Addresses Girl Reserve Club
Rosemary McLean, a senior and home economics major at Woman's College, spoke on Personal Appearance to the Wednesday Girl Reserve Club. Dorothy Price, club president, reported on inter club council progress and game room decorations. Plans were made for an informal party April 18 and a mother daughter banquet in May. Saturday afternoon 20 members from two Cloverdale clubs skated at Sedgefield rink. Tonight the Jolly Y Club plays Polish rummy at the YWCA.
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Rosemary McLean
Woman's College
McLean
Dorothy Price
Cloverdale
Sedgefield
Jolly Y Club
Bridge Party Honors Mrs. D. M. Lewis at Chestnut Street
Miss Frances Lewis hosted a three table bridge party at her Chestnut Street home to honor her sister in law Mrs. D. M. Lewis a recent bride. High score prize went to Mrs. Lewis and consolation to Mrs. Gladys McFarland. Hostess presented a lace table cloth. refreshments included ice cream coffee and violets on plates for the guests.
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Frances Lewis
Chestnut Street
D. M. Lewis
Lewis
Gladys McFarland
Mrs. Lewis
Elva Grissom
Lois Hardison
Mary
Helen Buchanan
Susie Iirkman
Virginia Bennett
Ann Grissom
Frances McCrary
Ray Nibbelink
W. D. Lewis
Young Bachelors Plan April Dance in Thomasville
The Young Bachelors' Club will hold an April dance at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville from 8 to 12:30 with local chaperones. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Ralph Wilson's West Main Street home to discuss a rummage sale on Saturday April 6 and other fund raising efforts.
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Thomasville
Young Bachelors’ Club
American Legion
Ralph Wilson
West Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Mare Snell
Wilson
Sam Welborn
Utopian Study Club elects officers at meeting
Mrs Henry Foscue was chosen to succeed retiring president Mrs L C Matton who will serve as vice president. Mrs J H Walker Jr was elected secretary and Mrs Herman Smith treasurer. Mrs Pickett gave current event and Walker reviewed Rosalie Slaughter Morton’s autobiography A Woman Surgeon.
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J. H. Walker
Colonial Drive
Utopian Study Club
Walker
L. C. Matton
Henry Foscue
Matton
J. H. Walker, Jr
Herman Smith
John Pickett
J. J. Groome
Henry Foseye
Greensboro Composer Highlights North Carolina Music Scene
Greensboro composer Mrs. Hermine Warlick Eichorn spoke at the High Point Woman's Club spring luncheon on North Carolina composers. She cited figures, praised regional encouragement, and noted the composers contest run by the state federation. She performed three of her works, and delegates were elected to the state convention in Greensboro.
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Hermine Warlick Eichorn
Greensboro
High Point Woman's Club
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
North Carolina
Keichorn
Crosby Adams
R. Nathaniel Dick
Charles G. Bardelle
Hunter Johnson
Euterpe Club
State Federation of Music Clubs
America
Carolina
H. D. Sears
Sears
Hunter Dalton
C. H. Rhodes
Famous Women Topic At Wednesday Book Clubs Luncheon
The Wednesday Book Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Redman’s home for a two course luncheon with hostesses F. F. Dickson and W. J. Fraley. Mrs. Collier Ellis led the program on interesting women in today’s world, highlighting prominent female figures.
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Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
F. F. Dickson
W. J. Fraley
Collier Ellis
Ma James Ellis
Ss. C. Clark
R. S. Lafferty
H. P. Hardin
Fred Thomas
C. C. Garrett
A. E. Taplin
C. E. Lehmann
E C T C Alumnae Meeting At Sheraton Hotel
Alumnae of Fast Carolina Teachers College Greenville N C meet in the Blue Room at the Sheraton Hotel Saturday morning April 6 at 10 30. Alumnae secretary Miss Estelle McClear will discuss forming an alumni chapter in High Point.
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Fast Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
N. C
Sheraton Hotel
Estelle McClear
High Point
Elm Street Minstrels Draw Full House In School Auditorium
Elm Street School presented Twilight On the Plantation by the first, second and fifth grades with director Miss Margaret Andrews and Mrs. Aubry Dunbar. About fifty children performed spirituals dances readings and music in the afternoon show and a repeat performance is planned for Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Elm Street
Margaret Andrews
Aubry Dunbar
Big House
Boys Kick Ball Near London as Tin Can Spills Cash
A crowded street scene near London saw several boys playing football from a tin can, when about 400 in paper money spilled from the can and scattered. Police and bystanders helped recover notes as onlookers gathered.
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London
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Pe. Hall Broadhead
Univer
Wall
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Magdalene Rebekahs
Woman’s College
Thomasville Club
Legion Auxiliary
Pilgrim Holiness Church
M. L. Best
Richland Avenue
Woman's Club
E. C. T. C. Alumnae
Lydia
Pinkham
Sheraton
South Africa
Chicago
Jack Dickens
Sellers
Richardson's
Hest Sa
Ats
Ian
Jill
Just
Batiste
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