Girl Reserves Entertain With Informal Reception At YW Hut
The Girl Reserves of the local YWCA hosted an informal reception at the hut to honor mothers and Reserve committee members. About 75 attended as Virginia Carrier directed the program which opened with Esther Rae Ison speaking on symbolic knowledge. A play titled Melting Pot was performed by senior and sophomore clubs with advisers Me Johnson and Anna Menhall. Refreshments followed as mothers and committee members were introduced and reports were given on the recent Girl Reserve conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Virginia Carrier
Esther Rae Ison
Phomore
Me Johnson
Anna Menhall
A. Hitley
Mothers of
Girl Reserves
Horace Haworth
Y. W. C. A. Board
Henry Foscue
Girl Reserve
Mittee
Gloria Snipes
Doris Mangum
Helen Suits
Louise Surrett
Esther Rae Wilson
Ruth Daves
Margaret Ann Craig
Ruth McKenzie
Valaska Yatel
Helen Marie Young
Frances Williams
Josephine Pope
Lucille Shelton
Helen Linthicum
Ann Bulla
Myrtle Reagan
Mary Welborn
Doris Proctor
Marjorie Sugg
Mary Frances Wood
Margaret Rogers
Marjorie Wagner
Pauline Cook
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Groups Events
Wednesday 8 30 p m study group of the High Point Council of Jewish Women meets at 1008 Lindsay street hosted by Miss Edward Bessie Swartz. Thursday 3 p m Garden club hosts business meeting at Mrs J C Teague on Hillcrest drive with rock garden tour. Saturday 7 30 p m April dinner dance Emerywood Country club features John Peddicord and orchestra. Reservations with John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Edward Bessie Swartz
Lindsay Street
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Rock Garden
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
At Humphreys
College Rive
Lotus Club
H. R. Williamson
Johnson Street
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
West
Lexington Avenue
Craven Page
Philomathean
Frank Hunsucker
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Feted By Mrs Hopkins
Mrs A M Hopkins hosted the Ace-Hi bridge club at her Ecker Apartments home. Mrs Steve Ingram won high score prize a bridge cloth while Mrs BEB A Wright took the honor prize a blue bubble bowl. Mrs Joe Walser received a linen handkerchief. seven guests plus one visitor attended with spring flowers decorating rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hopkins
Ace-Hi
Ecker Apartments
Steve Ingram
Beb. A. Wright
Joe Walser
Silas Casey
M. Z. Perkinson
Fe.a. Wright
Robert Ingram
Lloyd Sheetz
Mrs. Mitchell
Thomasville Garden Club Elects Officers For Year
The Thomasville Garden club elected its officers for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. John R. Myers on Lexington road. President Sam Welborn presided. new officers are Mrs. John Myers president, Mrs. R. D. Bevan vice president, Mrs. John Hall secretary, and Mrs. Nat Walker treasurer.
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Thomasville
Altrusa Delegates Chosen For International Meeting Mexico
Nineteen members attended the Altrusa club meeting at the Sheraton last evening. Miss Louise Elborn presided, naming Mrs. Alice Dickerson as official representative to the International convention in Arnavaca Mexico in June and Edna Blake as late delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Sheraton
Uth Daves
High Hoor
Hich
Marie Caddell
Mittee
Nancy K. Poston
Alice Kerson
May Hall
Ary Ballard
Louise
Alexander chapter elects new officers at biennial meeting
A. R. Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a biennial meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Tate’s West Street home. Mrs. Chester C. Haworth presided as several officers were re-elected or retained and three new board members chosen. discuss reports from committee chairs, school activities at Crossnore, and the Charlotte DAR conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Artin
Daughters of Theerican Revolution
A. E. Tate
West Street
Rs Idol
I. Irvin Paylor
C. H. Robertson
C. Idol
W. L. Tabb
Chester C. Haworth
F. Hayden
D. E. Harllee
J. E. Kirkman
L. M. H. Reynolds
Cussan
Mary Mungan
Worth
J. 8. Welborn
Co Regent
L. G. Robi
Good Citizens Medal
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
High Point
Local Residents Return After Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kearns return to their North Main Street home from Goldsboro after visiting daughter Mrs. William Bizzell. Miss Helen Davis, Greensboro College student, is ill at her Woodrow Avenue home, at home since Saturday. Miss Grace Stewart of New York City guests Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wishart at 213 Steele Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Kearns
North Main Street
Goldsboro
William Bizzell
Helen Davis
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Woodrow Avenue
Grace Stewart
New York City
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Business Girls Club Holds Steak Supper at Millis Farm
The Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA met at the H. A. Millie country home on Greensboro road after a six o'clock hut gathering. Thelma Patrick presided over a brief business session followed by bingo and bridge. Lucille Brown announced next week's four-member program. About thirty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
H. A. Millie
Greensboro Road
Millis
Thelma Patrick
Lucille Brown
Prominent Women To Attend Presbyterial Meeting Here
Four notable women from the Orange Presbyterial arrive for the meeting at First Presbyterian Church starting tomorrow and running through Friday. Guests include Miss Louise Clenton of Charlotte Synodical president and Miss Janie McCutchen of Atlanta head of Spiritual Life in Woman's Work. Mrs. O. B. Ross of Charlotte, corresponding secretary of the Synodical. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland of Richmond, Va., member of the Women’s work committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Stroupe Recovering at Burrus Memorial Hospital
G V Stroupe, a prominent local businessman, is hospitalized at Burrus Memorial recovering satisfactorily after an operation. The report notes his admission on Monday and mentions regional awards and a school program involving Miss Esther Rae Wilson and Miss Effie Lambeth Allen of Wadesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Stroupe
Burrus Memorial Hospital
New State Of O E S Chapter Takes Office At Reonlar Meeting
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star held an evening meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Pauline Grey presided as worthy matron and new officers were installed including Ed Updegrove as worthy patron and Ruth Williams as associate patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pauline Grey
Merchie Andrews
Beadie Mabry
Geneva Brenner
Louise Black
Kate Bryant
Ruth
Frances Drakalakos
Esth
Christiana Snyder
Electa
Ha Harbinson
Warder
al Muser
Sentinel
Pre School Clinic At Cloverdale School
A preschool clinic will be held at Cloverdale School tomorrow and Friday from 9 a m to 3 p m. All parents of children entering school next year are asked to bring them for registration.
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Cloverdale
Dear Miss Mansfield Jealous wife mystery needs advice
A husband writes of a jealous wife after five months of marriage. He enjoys club nights with friends and beer while his wife stays home. He asks how to balance social life with home duties and whether to hurt her feelings. The columnist suggests misunderstandings of viewpoints between a home-centered wife and a man who values outside friendships.
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Miss Mansfield
T. A
Homes Pride Noted in Miss Mansfield Enterprise Query
Men express pride in their homes and directs questions to Miss Macjerie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise for prompt answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macjerie Mansfield
Homemaking Focus Among Women in Local Corner
The text notes that employed wives pursue outside interests while homemakers focus on the home. It highlights young wives who manage domestic tasks, take pride in home improvements, and seek husband approval for changes like new kitchen curtains.
Small Courtesies When You Visit Your Wife
Advice on continuing club activities with kindness to wives. Suggest taking her to see your mother, asking about movie or visiting plans, inviting friends, and telling her you miss her. Recommend small gifts and thoughtful deeds to ease resentment and keep her convinced she is first.
Miss Fowler Hostess To Domino Members At Regular Meeting
Miss Margaret Fowler hosted the Domino club at her Greensboro road home with guests Miss Maxine Hicks and Mrs. Larry Younts of Reidsville. During the meeting Fowler was elected secretary treasurer to fill a vacancy. A world affairs questionnaire was presented before a salad course and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Circle
Ward Street Missionary Society
Lucille Everhart
Byrum Street
Imogene Hicks
Betty Jo Parker
Grace Kirkman
Domino Club
Margaret Fowler
Greensboro Road
Maxine Hicks
Larry Younts
Reidsville
Walter Chandler
Nancy Smith
LaVelle Wilson
Misses Crowder Hostesses For Girls Pentagon Club Meeting
At the Girls Pentagon club gathering at Misses Helen and Edith Crowder home last evening final plans were set for the April 17 picnic for members and escorts. A program committee of Helen and Edith Crowder was named, and Mildred Furgurson was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Helen
Edith Crowder
Misses Helen
Mildred Furgurson
Josus Frances Kester
Marian Elliott
Nancy Smith
Lois Chidester
Katherine Lowdermilk
Lois Barger
Clarine Furgurson
Patricia Hall
Mesdames Robert Cook
Charles Covington
Julia Jenninge
Wayne Garner
Thomas Douglas Arrives Here From Ohio State University
Thomas Douglas of Ohio State University visiting relatives here arrives tomorrow after attending the American Chemical Society meeting in Chapel Hill. He will stay several days with his parents and other family members during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Douglas
Ohio State University
American Chemical Society
Chapel Hill
Mission Leaders Report At Fayetteville Conference
Women’s Missionary Society of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church met at Hay Street church for its 25th annual gathering. Mrs. A. M. Gates urged a solid vote against county option liquor legalization. Durham district won the Korean Urn trophy for efficiency. Missionaries Dr and Mrs J Glenn Barden described work with native Belgian Congo tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayettevill
Women’s Missionary Society
North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hay Street
A. M. Gates
Durham
Mra
J. Glenn Barden
Belgian Congo
Musical Program Be Given At Wallburg
The Wallburg High School Music Department will present a Friday night program at 8 at the Wallburg High School Auditorium. Forty student voices will sing songs from Old Black Joe to modern hits. A one act comedy by Grayson Royal will be presented directed by Carey J. Davis with Davis as master of ceremonies. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Wallburg High School
Mrs Douglas to Visit Parents Then Head to Columbus
Mrs Douglas will visit her parents Mr and Mrs H T Douglas at 509 Colonial Drive. Mr Douglas is nearing completion of his doctorate at Ohio State. He and Mrs Douglas depart for Columbus on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
H. T. Douglas
Colonial Drive
Mr. Douglas
Ohio State
Mrs. Douglas
Columbus
Social Calendar Highlights April 17 Parties
Cards inviting Mrs William Baker Miss Evelyn Baker Miss Lessie Harris Miss Katherine Kyser Miss Mildred Pope to a Saturday reception at 401 Randolph Street from 3 to 5 lay out plans to honor brides Miss Kyser and Miss Pope. Mrs Clara Harrison hosted Janie Tuttle Missionary Society meeting on East Guilford Street with Miss Beulah Norm ent Mrs L C Crawford and Miss Lucille Holden assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Evelyn Baker
Lessie Harris
Randolph Street
Katherine Kyser
Mildred Pope
Miss Kyser
Miss Pope
Clara Harrison
Janie Tuttle
F. E. Sigman
Miss MacMillan To Give Recital At Thomasville
Miss Charlotte Hammer of Thom asville schools will present Miss Betty Brown MacMillan in a piano recital at Main Street school auditorium Friday April 16 at 4 30. Miss MacMillan daughter of Rev and Mrs J A McMillan will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Hoskins soprano of the Music Department the second piano will be played by Miss Hammer. Program includes Bach Mozart Grieg Chopin Mendelssohn Godard and other works and travels of the era with titles such as Two Part Invention No 8 and Valse in b minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvville
Charlotte Hammer
Thomasville
Betty Brown MacMillan
Main Street
MacMillan
J. A. McMillan
Mills
Dorothy Hoskins
Miss Hammer
Tehaichowsky
Grieg
Miss Hoskins
Chopin
Metin
Godard the
Beecher
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YW Hut
Sprig Design
Hopkins
Thomasville Garden Club
J. E. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
John R. Myers
Berta Gray
Arthur Black
Charlotte
Mr. Black
B. Black
Charlotte Sanatorium
Carson Cox
Archdale
Lloyd Horne
Richmond
Mexico
Hazel Johnson
Julia Ryan
Jessie Mae Young
A. R
Lizzie Gooch
Redingote
Business Girls’ Club
Millis Farm
G. V. Stroupe At
Burrus Memorial
Wilson
Effie Lambeth Allen
Wadesboro
Tate
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Abbott's Creek
Philatheas
Perry Hayworth
Frank Spurgeon
Milton Teague
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Bertha Embler
Kennedy Street
Flora Troxier
Kathleen Embler
Lebanon
Cloverdale School
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Fowler
Misses Crowder
Pentagon Club
Fayetteville
Wallburg
Miss MacMillan
Perkinsons
North Main
Hutchens' Bakery
Washington
Gregg
West Commerce Street
Pr. P
United Market
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