Thomasville Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Ace Clubs
Thomasville April 9 guests attended a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Paul Hassler on Elliott Drive. Three tables of contract bridge followed a two course repast with high scores awarded to Mrs. W. Tomlinson and Mrs. Julius Green among members and visitors.
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Thomasville
Ace Clubs Bridge Club
Reguar
Paul Hassler
Elliott Drive
Hose
W. +. Tomlinson
Julius Green
Holden
Harry Lee Lambeth
Alvah Boyles
Vernon Snider
Frank Murr
David Long, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with president Miss Mamie Harris presiding. Reports from the Salisbury scent Post and Unit Officers by Miss Harris and Mrs. B. Gardner highlighted the program. A brief business session followed with oral matters disposed of.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Theegion
Mamie Harrs
Salisbury
Harris
B. Gardner
PTA Organized at Kern Street School
A Parent-Teacher Association formed at the new Kern Street school Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. B. May was elected president with Mrs. Emery Yerryman as secretary and Miss Ira Clodfelter as treasurer. Mrs. C. C. Wall presided over the illness session and Rev. J. A. Palmer led devotionals and spoke on the value of such groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kern ‘Reet
W. B. May
Orving
Emeryerryman
Ira Clodfelter
CC. Wall
Reet P.T. A
J. A. Almer
Ade
Newby Hosts Esbera Club at South City Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Newby entertained the Esbera club at their south city home for a regular meeting. Three tables of contract were in play during the evening, with living room set for a game and the room filled with hyacinths plots and jonquils enhancing the atmosphere.
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Walter Newby
Esbera Club
i@ir
Local attendance marks Nelson Eddy concert at Woman's College
Among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bales, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne, Misses Elsie Doxey Ruth Edwards Vira Clodfelter Leola Black and Mrs. F I Alexander. Other social visits include Mrs Walter Bain and daughter Nancy of Gainesville guests of Mrs R D Bevan on Lexington Avenue. Dorothy Moore returned to New York after weekend with her parents. G M Hoover and daughter Alliene Hoover spent Tuesday in Southern Pines for the North and South Golf Tournament where Alliene won third, tea hosted by the Thistle club. Mrs James E Lambeth left for Charlotte for the State Federation of Women’s Clubs with a tea at Charlotte Country Club.
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Woman's College
Nelson Eddy
Charles Phillips
M. L. Bales
J. W. Hawthorne
Elsie Doxey
Ruth Edwards
Vira Clodfelter
Leola Black
F. I. Alexander
Walter Bain
Nancy
Gainesville
R. D. Bevan
Lexington Avenue
Dorothy Moore
New York City
Carl Moore
G. M. Hoover
Alliene Hoover
Southern Pines
Thistle Club
James E. Lambeth
Charlotte
N. C
State Federation’ of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Lambeth
Charlotte Country Club
Presbyterian Business Women's Circle Meeting Notes
The Presbyterian Business Women's circle gathered Monday evening at Mrs. W. G. Smith's Colonial drive home. Miss Geor gianna Bird chaired and outlined the program Advancing With Christ while Mrs. D. F. Helm led the Bible study. During social hour Grace Jarvis Brown, a recent bride, received a tea towel shower.
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Presbyterian Business Women’s Circle
W. G. Smith
Colonial Drive
Lochie Rankin Missionary Society Welcomes Two New Members
The Lochie Rankin Missionary Society of Main Street M E church met Monday evening with Miss Mae Smith, president, presiding. Two new members, Mrs. T J York and Mrs Hobart Hall, joined during the gathering. Mrs Harold Smith led the devotional and program on Home Mission Evangelism, assisted by Miss Frances Stone and Mrs Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochie Rankin Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E
B. J. Jarrett, Jr
Mae Smith
T. J. York
Hobart Hall
Harold Smith
Frances Stone
Jarrett
Our Religion Should Be One of the Finest Things In Our Lives
Rjorie Mansfield argues that faith should elevate daily life, not fuel dispute, urging believers to pursue reverence and unity in practice. She frames religion as a constructive, uplifting force guiding personal conduct and community harmony.
Compromising on Church Choice Keeps Family Peace
A 20 year old wife asks if her Methodist husband can join her Baptist church. The advisor urges compromise and respect for religious differences, noting worship as service to others and that denominations share core teachings.
Alternate Sunday church visits proposed by couple
A couple suggests attending each church on alternating Sundays to share Sunday school and sermon time. They note limited doctrinal differences among Protestant denominations and praise members across churches.
Seeking Church Guidance From Ministers on Family Dispute
The article suggests consulting the ministers of the church you attend for help in resolving disagreements with your husband. It recommends addressing questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise for prompt replies.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Guiding Convictions on Religion Respect for Other Beliefs
The speaker urges avoiding friction over church matters and champions religion as a source of inspiration. They call for broad respect for others' beliefs even when not fully agreeing with every point in individual doctrine.
Living stone article note and Lutheran Missionary Society event
In World Outlook social hour Refreshments served. Mrs J W Peacock and Mrs Frank Fowler hosted at East Main street home Monday evening for the Lutheran Missionary Society. Mrs N J Calhoun led devotion and Mrs Luther Grimes directed the program on The Negro's Struggle Upward with help from others. Mrs Robert Tolen gave the Thank Offering Thought followed by a social hour.
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J. W. Peacock
Frank Fowler
Lutheran Missionary Society
East Main Street
N. J. Calhoun
Luther Grimes
Robert Tolen
Rook Club Entertained in Randleman
Mrs E E Bunting hosted the Rook club at her Naomi street home in Randleman. Three tables played rook with high score won by Mrs N N Newlin. A salad course followed for members and visitors including Miss Mary Swaim and Mrs H H Hamilton. The Susan Wesley bible class met later at Mrs Cletus Brookshire with plans for a future play and social hour.
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June Fox
Mary Swaim
Epsie Woolen
Rosa Belle Woolen
Frank Talley
H. H. Hamilton
Susan Wesley
Cletus Brookshire
T. A. Brookshire
Pope
F. Pope
HI Y Banquet Attended by Greensboro Guests
James C. Pickard Billy Brown Jimmy Carlysle Wilson Gray Eugene Wise and Mrs. N H Carpenter attended the HI Y banquet in Greensboro Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Pickard
Billy Brown
Jimmy Carlysle
Wilson Gray
Eugene Wise
Mrs. N. H. Carpenter
Greensboro
Mary Scott Ill With Influenza
Friends report Mrs. Mary Scott is ill with influenza while Howard Smith remains at his home.
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Howard Smith
Mary Scott
Pre School Clinic At Johnson Street
The Johnson Street school hosted a two day pre preschool clinic on April 6 and 7 from 9 to 12 each day. Visitors enjoyed spring flowers and baskets of candy as children and parents entered the building. First grades performed tales and rhymes while nurses and Dr Herring examined pupils for school entry next fall.
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Johnson Street
L. C. Ray
Virginia Neal
Diss Veugh Hutchinson
R. A. Herring
Mrs Carter Dalton Returns From Virginia Visit
Mrs. Carter Dalton returns after spending a week in Virginia. She traveled with her mother Mrs. E. P. Land of Greensboro and visited Williamsburg Jamestown Island and other historic sites. They were guests of Mrs. Hall Houston in Newport News before returning to Greensboro.
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Carter Dalton
Virginia
E. P. Land
Greensboro
Newport News
Hall Houston
Mann Family Weekend Plans Center in Washington
Miss Frances Mann sails to Duke University for Pan-Hellenic dances this weekend. She will join her parents Dr. and Mrs. I. T. Mann and Miss Marguerite Mann in Washington, D. C. for the National Rehabilitation meeting Sunday through Tuesday, then return home Wednesday.
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Frances Mann
Duke University
Durham
I. T. Mann
Washington, D. C
Marguerite Mann
Washington
Decrease Seen In Sweet Potato Crop
Raleigh April 9. C W Sheffield associate marketing specialist of the state department of agriculture said North Carolina farmers estimate the 1937 sweet potato crop will be four percent below 1936 with a substantial price rise expected. Planting intentions show 81 000 acres this year, down from 93 000 in 1935 and 84 000 in 1936.
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Raleigh
C. W. Sheffield
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Sheffield
Delegates Register Banners Elk Hins Lees-McRae
Delegates from 11 high schools in Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee registered at Lees-McRae College for the annual personality conference.
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North Carolina
Eastern
Tennessee
Lees-McRae College
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Ace of Clubs
Fupar
Bologna, Ib
United Market
Rfesh Fish and Meat
N. Main 8&T
Rjorie Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
David Livingston
World Outlook
Rook Club
Randleman
Belk-Stevens CO
Winnie Mae
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