Household Arts Club Entertained by Mrs Ellis at 408 Lindsay
The Household Arts club formerly the Wayside Needle club met Thursday at Mrs. John T. Ellis home 408 Lindsay street. The afternoon featured needle work and spring flowers with refreshments served by the hostess. Members present included Mesdames L L Farlowe B F Grissom Fred L Ingram N E Russell W D Sale Sr and Mrs F Womble a visitor Miss Washburn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Wayside Needle Club
John T. Ellis
Lindsay Street
Mesdames
L. L. Farlowe
B. F. Grissom
Fred L. Ingram
N. E. Russell
Rev F L Conrad Speaks at Elm Street Study Group
Reverend F L Conrad pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church spoke to the Child Study group of the Elm Street Parents association in the school library on Teachers and Parents As Guardians of Youth. He urged vision creative ideas human values discernment and voices attuned to Christ and stressed guiding youth to express energy through constructive habits and citizenship. Mrs Chester C Haworth presided as Child Study chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elm Street Parents Association
Chester C. Haworth
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Paris Spring Style: Tailored and Soft Dressmaker Looks
Paris summer fashion preview highlights spring options from Creed including a tailored gray tweed suit with white foulard print accents. Navy velvet collar and shoulder fullness shape the silhouette. accessorize with a gray felt hat navy band and matching navy shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Creed
Burbank Garden Club Plans Guilford College Garden Tour
The Burbank Garden Club will meet at Miss Pear idol's home on North Main street Tuesday at 1:80 PM and then tour Guilford College gardens open to the public. If weather permits the trip replaces the regular meeting. in rain the meeting moves to Mrs. Owens's home Wednesday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
Guilford College
Ft Fe
Flower Mart in Winston-Salem April 22 Display Sale
A Flower Mart will be held in Winston-Salem on Wednesday April 22 at Salem Square from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weather permitting 10 000 plants baskets of cat flowers and garden tools will be displayed and sold with no admission fee Proceeds support civic planting and garden club efforts Mrs Fred Bahnson leads the Winston-Salem Garden Council sponsoring the event Eleven gardens will be open to the public for a small charge Ronald Brown feted on birthday at his home 207 Carter Street with games ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Salem Square
Garden Club
Ronald Brown
Carter Street
Social Calendar With Club Meetings and Dinner Dance
At 3 p m the Priscilla club meets with Mrs. R Lafferty on Louise. At 3 30 p m the Philomathean club meets with Mrs. A G Douglas on Parkway. From 7 30 p m to 12 the Emerywood Country club hosts the April dinner dance for members and out of town guests with reservations due by Friday with secretary John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
R. &. Laffferty
Louise
Philomathean Club
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Emerywood Country Club
John Cc. Abels
Union Hill P T A Meeting Tonight With Guest Speaker
Union Hill school Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Guest speaker W B Comer of Greensboro will attend. A spring operetta The Heralders of Spring is to be presented by second and third grade pupils. County nurse Mrs Dorothy B James speaks to mothers at 7 before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
Tts
W. BE. Comer
Greensboro
Heralders of
Dorothy B. James
Mrs Stonestreet Joins Beavens Shoppe At 118 South Main
Mrs Stonestreet formerly with Efird's ready to wear department for about two years has accepted a position at Beavens Quality Shoppe 118 South Main street. She began work Monday and will greet her friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ll. Stonnestreet
Efird's
Beavens
South Main Street
Stonestreet
Beavans
People News from Birmingham and Thomasville Visit Circles
About Miss Ruby and Grady Shanklin of Birmingham Alabama spending this week with Miss Aubert at her Thomasville Road home. Miss Betty Brittingham of Baltimore overnight guest of Mrs G I Humphreys at Weal College Drive. Miss Brittine Ham en route from Thomasville after attending the M P church Women’s Work meeting. Mrs Royster Thurman and Mrs C H Williard visited friends in Thomasville yesterday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Hammer returned from Chicago where they were guests at their Highland Park home. Mrs A B Tate left yesterday for Florida for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Grady Shanklin
Birmingham
Ala
Mies Irie Aubert
Thomasvie Road
Betty Brittingham
Baltimore
G. I. Humphreys
Weal College Drive
Royster Thurman
C. H. Williard
Thomasville
Mrs. Dewey Hammer
Chicago
Mrs. Dewey
Highland Park
Emerywood Dinner Dance Draws Large Membership Interest
Many reservations indicate Emerywood Country Club will host a large turnout for the April dinner dance at the club house. Guests from out of town are expected, with dinner at 1:10 and dancing until around midnight. Paris Brothers Orchestra will provide music throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmerywood Country Club
Marie
Paris Brothers Orchestra
Mal Hallett’s Dance Orchestra Delights Coteries Guests
Mal Hallett and his orchestra drew praise at the Coterien Spring Ball held last night at Sedgefield Manor. Vocalist Lita Rose and trumpeter Joe Carbomaro headlined a Glen Gray style program as attendees from Asheboro, Graham, Greensboro and other towns enjoyed a May formal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Mal Hallett
Lita Rose
Soved & Hit
Joe Carbomaro
Large Local Delegation Attends UDC Meeting in Greensboro
Thirteen local women led by Mrs. H. Bass attended the Sixth District United Daughters of the Confederacy annual meeting at First Presbyterian church in Greensboro. About 110 women from nine chapters participated as Mrs. Bass chaired the session and Mrs. Kerr of Waycross was elected district director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bass
United Daughters of the Confederacy
First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Guilford
W. C. Tucker
Moms
Ateboro
Romald
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
H. FE. Agistromy
Bass
Busine Segnon
A. Yenoey Kerr
Ywamooeyville
Unions Shrink From 1920 to 1933
Membership in British trade unions fell from 8 346 000 in 1920 to 4 383 000 by end of 1933, reflecting a marked decline in organized labor during the interwar period.
Robbins Hough Wedding Held Near Asheboro
Announcement of the marriage of Vera Gertrude Robbins and Edward Eaird Hough solemnized Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in a home ceremony on Asheboro Route Two with Rev H H Robbins officiating. Guests included family members from Asheboro High and High Point College, reception followed, couple plans a North Carolina honeymoon then residence with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Gertrude Robbins
Edward Eaird Hough
H. H. Robbins
Highland M. E. Church
Allen Robbins
Asheboro
Misa Ethel Jonhson
C. L
Joyce Snider
Samuel Myers
High Point College
Howard Bunting
Mr. Hough
Joseph Hough
Carthage
Hough
Robbing
Dent High School
Asheboro High School
Itn High Pol
W. C. Hough
Hiway Commission
Ver
Gertrude
Edward E. Hough
N. C
Robbins
S. C. Phillips
Tea And Topics Club Hears Program By Mrs Wilson
The Tea And Topics club met yesterday at SHrentley Circle with Mrs. W F Armfield hosting and Mrs J Vassie Wilson presenting a literary program on Life s Extras by Archibald Rutledge. Mrs C E Bisceloff presided over a brief business session and plans for next year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Armfield
Shrentley Circle
J. Vassie Wilson
C. E. Bsiceloff
J. T. Weaver
Wilson
Archibald Rutledge
Dear Miss Mansfield Secret Relationship Dilemma
A letter asks whether a 27-year-old man should reveal his four-year relationship with a woman to avoid family disapproval. The adviser urges openness and suggests living publicly if the woman accepts parental opposition.
Secret Meetings Spark Family Tension In Small Town
A teen girl teeters on the edge of adolescence as her family objects to her friendship with a young man. Neighbors question the lack of transparency, noting four years of discreet meetings. Parents prefer chaperoned visits at home.
Parental Objections to Secret Love Affair
A speaker argues that if a girl is of age she should not fear parental objections to a secret love affair. She should marry openly despite relatives protests, and stand by her choice with honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Margrote Mansfield
Secret friendships and marriages in awkward times
The text discusses the complexities of secret relationships and the burden of secrecy. It suggests that if openness is not possible one should communicate privately to resolve issues and avoid sneaking to see the partner. It reflects social expectations and pressures around discretion in relationships.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield In Care Of The Enterprise
All questions are addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly with guidance and contact details provided as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Coffee from Grand Comoro Island Said to Lack Caffeine
A report from Grand Comoro Island off the coast of South Africa claims that coffee grown there contains no caffeine. The claim highlights regional varieties and raises questions about processing and measurement methods used to determine caffeine content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Comoro Island
South Africa
Marie Workman Wins Local Art Appreciation Contest
Marie Workman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Griffith Workman of 1017 Adams street was named winner in the Local Art Appreciation Contest held in junior high schools statewide. The High Point event was directed by Mrs W T Saunders with assistance from Miss Berdie Walker and the Department of Public Instruction plan. Workman receives an 8x10 portrait donated by Thomas F Dodamead and will travel to Greensboro April 20 for the district contest with a potential state contest in Raleigh May 2. honorable mention goes to Ruby Parker Myrtle Mowery Mavis Walker Margaret Jernigan Arleen Calloway Cal Brower and Byron Grandjean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Workman
J. Griffith Workman
Adams Street
N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
High Point Club
W. T. Saunders
Berdie Walker
Miss Workman
Thomas FE. Dodamead
Ruby Parker
Myrtle Mowery
Mavis Walker
Margaret Jernigan
Arleen Calloway
Cal Brower
Byron Grandjean
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North Main
NEA
Goupy
Imcloudes & Mavy
Rosevieine
Rodter
Burbank Club
Flower Mart
Union Hill P.T. A
Mrs. Stonestreet
A. B. Tate
Florida
Emerywood
Gram
Muel
Jedeed
Garces
Coteriums
Maliett
CC. H.hase
Mra
R. E B. Ridenhour
North Carolina
Concord
Claudius McGowan
Plymouth
Crosses
Garland Daniel
Kate Gaboro
Z. Gregory Frasier
Chas. A. Tucker
EB. A. Shenk
Elsie Finarty
William A. Balsley
Lanebeam
High Point
Graham
Reidsville
Jesksville
Burlington
Yanceyville
Laura Weesom
Mesdames C. H. Bass
R. K. Stewart
J. A. Morris
C. B. Mattocks
J. F. Hayden
J. Welborn
R. L. Waynick
J. D. Brame
J. B Afvea
T. W. Albertson
D. M. Lewis
Laura Wesson
L. G. Robichaux
W. Er Powell
Miss Marshall
Cris C. Harvey
Forest Avenue
Prelem Marshall
Winford Hinkle
Heneree
Harvey
Kinty
Wells Marehell
O. le Hinkle
Eva Chappelear
Madeliine Packer
Rie Caldwell
Mes
Armines
M. Thomis
W. J. Bryant
Fred Doelarpe
Charlie ‘Youns
Calvin Hart
Hoyle Lopp
Hubert Payne
Harry Bolick
Ernest Bolick
Arnest Harvey
Rie Mirvey
Helen Mrehal
Archdale
U.D.C
Robbins - Hough
Tea and Topics Club
J. W. Wilson
Mames
Coe
W. W. Logan Porter
D. Sears
J. B. Marsh
R. Andrews
W. F. Clayton
C. Steeloff
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