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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1939

Page

6

Service League Plans Annual Meeting and Luncheon

The Junior Service League holds its annual meeting at Emery Wood Country Club tomorrow with an 10:45 am active member vote on provisional members and 11:30 am officer elections. A luncheon at 12:15 pm follows in the dining room, with Mrs. S. S. Saunders chairing arrangements and committee members listed.

Junior Service League Emerywood Country Club League S. S. Saunders Mesdames George Urwick Gratton Foy Shubal Kirkman Ruth Bowne

Doctors Day observance by Guilford County societies

Guilford County Medical Society and The Medical Auxiliary marked Doctors Day with a joint dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. E T Harrison led arrangements while Mrs Norris Smith and Pat Groome performed, ventriloquism by Vaughn Roose delighted guests, and officers were elected for the auxiliary.

Guilford County Medical Society Medical Auxiliary Sheraton Hotel E. T. Harrison Greensboro J. E. Slate F. G. Woodruff D. &. Coltrane Raleigh Women's Field Army For

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

A busy schedule lists events from the Wayside Garden Club coffee party at Mrs. M. A. Lackey’s Hillcrest home to a Junior Service League officer election at Emerywood Country Club. Also on the slate are a DAR meeting with guest speaker Mrs. Clyde Milner, a BriIDGE party, YWCA dinner talk by Cameron Deans, Altrusa at the Sheraton, and Garden Fortnight open days. The Priscilla Club bi weekly meeting and a Piedmont German Club post Easter dance at Emerywood rounded out the day.

Wayside Garden Club M. A. Lackey Hillcrest Drive Junior Service League Emerywood Country Club Kenneth Redman C. E. Lehmann Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Clyde Milner Guilford College Nathan Ayers Allen Watkins C. T. Ingram, Sr Frank Smith C. H. Robertson Katherine Raymond Alice Mac Rae Caldwell Business and Professional Girls Club Y.W.C.A Cameron D. Deans Priscila Club Paul Ingle Sherbrook Court Til Johnny Hamp

Easter Egg Hunt at First Methodist Protestant Church

The Junior Christian Endeavor Society hosted an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at 4 PM at 991 Carrick Avenue the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Zimmerman. Guests included Marjorie Payne Ralph Zimmerman Billy Ellington Jane Miles and several Payne family members attended. The Oak Grove Baptist Church Young People met at 407 White Oak Street with 20 members present and Mrs. Ethel Samuels supervising.

Hazel Zimmerman Christian Endeavor Society Marjorie Payne Ralph Zimmerman Billy Ellington Little Miss Jane Miles Roanoke Oak Grove Oak Grove Baptist Church Dorothy Allman White Oak Street Ethel Samuels

Piedmont Women Golfers To Meet For Association Election

The Piedmont Women's Golf Association will hold a business meeting at Sedgefield Inn on Wednesday at 10 30 a m Miss Alliene Hoover of Thomasville president will preside and new officers will be elected Representatives from member towns are urged to attend and assist in the proceedings.

Piedmont Women's Golf Association Sedgefield Inn Alliene Hoover Thomasville Piedmont Women’s Golf Association Daughters of Wesley of Calvary Methodist Church Howard Russell Ragain Street

Book Club Postpones Meeting for Next Week Pilgrimage

The Wednesday Book Club meeting is postponed to next week. Mrs H P Hardin president announced plans for a short pilgrimage to Leaksville to visit an oriental rug plant with Mrs B C Clark in charge.

Book Club Wednesday Book Club H. P. Hardin Leaksville 8. C. Clark

Allen Jay Seniors Present Deacon Dubbs Friday Night

The Allen Jay senior class to present a three act comedy Deacon Dubbs Friday at eight o clock at the school. Cast includes Abbey James Elsie White Raymond Fatabee Vernon Bodenheimer Meryman Farmer Robert Frazier Iris Rice Henrietta Barrington Artie Ingram Dorothy Tuttle. A small admission charge will be made.

Allen Jay

Weaver Mebane Betrothal Announced In North Carolina

Mrs. Edward Weaver of Wilmington announces the engagement of her daughter Nantee to Clark C. Mebane of Reidsville son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Mebane of Greensboro. The wedding will take place in June.

Edward Weaver Wilmington Nantee Clark C. Mebane Reidsville Cornelius Mebane Greensboro

Easter Party at Mrs Hedgecock’s Hosts Winners Named

Mrs J F Wood and Mrs M L Hedgecock hosted an Easter party for Sunday school classes at Mrs Hedgecock’s home on the Winston Salem road. Prizes went to Elsie May McFarland Ruth Highfill Betty Whichard and Mary Elizabeth Stone. Additional guests included Ann Kelly Martha Ingram Caroline Ward Gay West Dorothy Oglesby Peggy Carroll Virginia Ammons Eleanor Hauser Emma Jean Tomlinson Ann Lee Baum Iris Seward Jeraldine Carroll Mildred and Rose Marie Beam. Ice cream and cake were served and favors given. Other church groups held monthly meetings at various nearby locations with devotional sessions and guest speakers.

J. F. Wood M. L. Hedgecock Winston-Salem Road Elsie May McFarland Ruth Highfill Betty Whichard Mary Elizabeth Stone Ann Kelly Martha Ingram Caroline Ward Gay West Dorothy Oglesby Peggy Carroll Virginia Ammons Eleanor Hauser Emma Jean Tomlinson Ann Lee Baum Iris Seward Jeraldine Carroll Mildred Rose Marie Beam

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women

Advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted tonic for women. Claims it builds physical resistance and calms nerves, aiding with female function disorders and improving quality of life. Cites 60 years of use and over a million testimonials.

Lydia Pinkham

Jamestown PTA sponsors school supper for library fund

The Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association hosts a chicken supper in the school cafeteria from 6 to 8 for library funds. Also noted are the Wrikes visiting Washington, D C for Easter, Nathan Reynouds teaching in Roanoke Rapids visiting family, Patsyne Bundy recovering from measles, and Ruth Bundy visiting grandparents for the weekend.

Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association E. B. Wrike Edward Worth Wrike Hester Washington, D. C Evelyn Wicke Garfield Memorial Hospital Nathan Reynouds Roanoke Rapids H. W. Reynolds Patsyne Bundy Harry E. Bundy Ruth Bundy Mrs R. E. Bundy

Thomasville Bridge Club Week Meetings Highlight Social

Thomasville society notes record two bridge tables at the Tuerle Temps club and prizes for high scores. Visitors and members trade spring refreshments and flowers at the Wednesday Contract club gathering hosted by Mrs. Chester Myers on Colonial Drive. Several local residents visit or host relatives during Easter holidays and weekend visits from Gastonia Newton Salisbury Raleigh and Chicago are noted along with guests at the Hodgin and McDonald homes.

Thomasville Tuerle Temps Clifford Clodfelter Wade Tillotson Tommy Peacock Wade Morgan Bill Mack Hal Hedrick Austin Sink Chester Myers Jack Russell Willa Mae Owenee Everhart Clara Whitley Helen Wright Bill Crews W. T. Harris F. I. Alexander Robert Williams Harry Watt Ray Hoover Pat Anne Newton Mrs. Hoover W. F. Rader Fred Hale Raleigh O. R. Hodgin Mock Street Gladys Black Salisbury Arthur Black Lexington Avenue Carey Raper Winston- Salem Raeford Mrs. Jester Mrs. N. A. McDonald

Deaths at Tate A A 4 rut

Funeral services for Rev. D. H. Tuttle of Smithfield were held at First Methodist Church in Smithfield after his death at his daughter’s home in Spencer. Born in Caldwell county in 1857, he served 16 pastorates and baptized many adults and children, conducted hundreds of funerals, and held numerous revivals. Surviving are five daughters and two sons.

D. H. Tuttle Selma Smithfield L. L. Sloop Spencer First Methodist Church Caldwell County Hickory Methodist Church Mr. Tuttle Herndon Tuttle Cocoa Fla Mark Tuttle Angier I. C. Moser Asheboro W. P. Hedden New York George Cochran Chael Hill Ryal Woodall

Funeral services held for Maggie Jewel Proctor in Thomasville

Maggie Jewel Proctor died at her home in Thomasville route 2 on Friday. Funeral services occurred Sunday at 2 pm at Fair Grove M E Church with Rev. W R Jenkins in charge. A quartet sang Abide With Me Old Rugged Cross and Asleep But Not Forever. Pallbearers were Vernon Harris William Dorsett James Walker and Dolan Walker.

Maggie Jewel Proctor Enterprise Bureau & Commerce Thomasville Fair Grove M. E W. R. Jenkins Cathleen Hill Jesse Fritts Ed Hepler John Pope Rugged Cross Vernon, Harris William and Eckemer Dorsett James and Dolan Walker

Woman's Missionary Society Meets for Democracy Program

The Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. S. Armfield as host. Mrs. H. N. Willard led the meeting with a devotional by Mrs. O. M. Bundy. A program on New Realizations of Democracy followed the brief business session by Mrs. C. V. Bundy and Mrs. George Johnson. Social hour featured a plate served by the hostess with help from Mrs. J. Ek. Foscue and Mrs. O. M. Bundy.

Woman's Missionary Society E. S. Armfield H. N. Willard O. M. Bundy C. V. Bundy George Johnson J. Ek. Foscue

Engineers' Brawl to headline NC State Engineers' Fair

The 13th annual Engineers' Fair at North Carolina State College features a Saturday evening Brawl in Frank Thompson Gymnasium on April 15 with Isham Jones and his orchestra. Sponsors and escorts from multiple North Carolina cities attend as special guests.

Engineers North Carolina State College Raleigh Frank Thompson

Dozier Circle to Meet This Evening in West End Baptist Church

Local social notes recount several families traveling for holidays visiting relatives and attending events in Asheville Richmond and Baltimore. Dozier Circle of West End Baptist Church will meet tonight at Mrs Eugene Gregory s Amos Street home.

W. T. Michael Faye Baltimore Dozier Circle Dozier West End

Graves to Speak at UNC Commencement

John Temple Graves II of Birmingham Alabama will deliver the University of North Carolina commencement address on June 6 in Chapel Hill. The event marks the 12th annual ceremony with Graves slated as keynote speaker.

Chapel Hill N. C John Temple Graves Birmingham Alabama University of North Carolina

Funeral details of deceased and burial at Fair Grove cemetery

The report notes that all involved were relatives of the deceased and that flowers were carried by friends. Burial took place in the Fair Grove cemetery.

Fair Grove Cemetery

Miss Velma Dill Marries W Grady Cole in Baptist Church

Velma Irene Dill and W Grady Cole were married Friday morning at the First Baptist Church parsonage in a ring ceremony. The couple, both of this city, were solemnized by Dr A B Conrad. The bride wore printed crepe with blue accessories and pink rosebud corsage. After a Washington trip they will reside on the Fairfield road.

A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church Velma Irene Dill W. Grady Cole W. B. Goldsmith

North Carolina Garden Club tour adds Walker garden stop

A High Point garden on Colonial Drive owned by Mrs J H Walker was added to the North Carolina Garden Club tour itinerary this week. Gardens will open for inspection Wednesday and Thursday from 10 am to noon and 2 to 6 pm. Tickets and maps are available at the Sheraton Hotel headquarters.

High Point North Carolina Garden Club R. R. Blackburn J. H. Walker Colonial Drive Sheraton Hotel

Gardens Tour Details Include Individual Garden Fees

The notice explains that visitors may reach the gardens via a path and that access to a single garden is possible by paying the respective garden fee. Some visitors will opt for a shorter tour rather than the full garden circuit.

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Madeline Hoover Service League Arril Arcrid American Institute of Laundering Altrusa Club Junior C. E Piedmont Wesley Mittie Philathea Mittie Philathea Class of Lebanon M. P. Church Mary Ridge Greensboro Road Southside Faithful Workers Southside Baptist Church Wilma Everhart Tate Street Eva Ward Daisy Shaw Callie Dennis J. E. Black Cable Street Waler Jamestown News Thomasville Bridge Club Pinkney Rankin Pinkey, Jr Gastonia Reece Harville West Main Street M. B. Hite Washington Peggy Hite Ellen Menzies KR. Hodgin Louise Saunders Rocky Mount J. B. Lasley Alma Reid Winston EK. O. Randolph, Jr Morganton Eloise Harris Raleigh J. P. Sawyer Elizabeth City Keth Hood Portsmouth J. W. Foster, Jr Mouth Margaret Noble Roger James Laura Bumgarner Glenn Yount Mary House Saunders Mildred “Iskew Alma Reid Frances Dees Ethel Crey Chifton Kathryn Urecurew Sloise Harris Bumcarner WKKA Vroinia Holt Ethel Grey Clifton Princess Pat Arthur G. Raymond Moorestown N. J Engineers Council St. Pat Order of Saint Patrick Mary Betty Jean Hardin North Main Street Richmond T. Ingram, Jr Caroline Dalton Asheville Dorothy Ingram Ss. C. Clark Stephen Clark, Jr Parkway Lource Stirewalt Peace Junior College Mrs. N. 8 Stirewalt Fast W. W. Whitesides Ed Ferguson E. B. Barnes Mary Lewis Millis Margaret Haworth Ashley Hall Charleston S. C Margaret Dickson Woman's College F. F. Dickson Lindsay Street G. T. Royals Willowbrook Street Royals Dwight Morgan High Point College J. A. Morgan Jackson Creek J. P. Crowder S. 8. Martin Wilson R. A. Bishop Florida Miss Dill Staley DRS Optometry SILK Rayon Taffeta Sheers Wey
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