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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1939

Page

6

World's Fair Representatives Host German Club Dance

North Carolina representatives to the New York World's Fair attended the Post Easter Dance at Emerywood Country Club with guests from several states. Paul Lambert of Cherokee won the attendance prize after a three name draw from an invitation container. Johnny Hamp and his orchestra provided the music and the event was hailed as one of the club's most successful Easter dances.

Emerywood Country Club North Carolina New York City Frances Laughton Old Fort Emma Williamson Wilmington Miriam Johnson Aberdeen Corinne Jones Nashville Messrs Paul Lambert Cherokee G. C. Courtney, Jr Lenoir A. B. Blaylock, Jr Wadesboro Voigt Gilmore Winston-Salem Johnny Hamp Dave Harman Henry Mayo Burlington Kent H. Lee Washington, D. C A. D. Gant Boston Mass Percy Buffalo, NY Sam Harris Thomasville Kerr Craig Ramsey Arnold Snider Charles Collier Salisbury Rey W. Neville Charles Gant High Point

Piedmont Women Golfers Open Spring Season Wednesday

The Piedmont Women's Golf Association will start its spring season with a Wednesday morning meeting at Sedgefield. Members may tee off between nine and eleven, followed by a luncheon at the Inn. Eligible golfers from Emerywood, Sedgefield, Greensboro, Starmount or Winston-Salem clubs may join.

Piedmont Women's Golf Association Sedgefield Inn Emerywood Greensboro Starmount Winston-Salem Cots Golf Association

Mrs J M S Salsbury Hosts Mid-Week Study Club

Mrs J M S Salsbury will entertain the Mid-Week Study Club at its bi weekly meeting Wednesday afternoon. The event takes place at her home 100 West Farrisa Avenue at 3 30 o clock.

Miss Virginia Hayworth Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs J R Hayworth held a birthday party at their Route Four home for their daughter Virginia turning 15. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes awarded to Anne Lee Ferguson and Raymond Hicks. Ice cream and cake followed for a list of attendees including Anne Lee Ferguson Ida Ann Montgomery Sue Clodfelter Charlotte Farabee Page Farabee Francis Wyre Bessie Wyre Sarah Wyre Nannie Jones Dorthea Reece Rachel Reece Virginia Hethcock Paul Cramer Raymond Hicks Devon Idol Bobby Holt Samuel Mendenhall Dyrk Garrison Junior Fowler Claude Hayworth Jay Clodfelter and Junior Reece.

J. R. Hayworth Route Four Virginia Anne Lee Ferguson Raymond Hicks Ida Ann Montgomery Sue Clodfelter Charlotte Farabee Page Farabee Francis Wyre Bessie Wyre Sarah Wyre Nannie Jones Dorthea Reece Rachel Reece Virginia Hethcock Paul Cramer Devon Idol Bobby Holt Samuel Mendenhall Dyrk Garrison Junior Fowler Claude Hayworth Jay Clodfelter Junior Reece

High Point Garden Club Meeting Tomorrow

The High Point Garden Club will meet at Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson's home 403 Hillcrest Drive Emerywood tomorrow at ten o'clock. Members are urged to attend as important business matters will be discussed. Mrs. R. K. Stewart will lead the program.

High Point Garden Club S. H. Tomlinson Hillcrest Drive Emerywood

Ray Street P T A Final Meeting Of Year

The Ray Street School Parent Teacher Association plans its final yearly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. Members are reminded the session was postponed due to Easter. The program features living pictures by students and music from the Bay Street School Orchestra. Full attendance urged.

Parent- Teacher Association Ray Street School Bay Street

W C T U meeting moved to Tuesday afternoon

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs KE T Kearns 511 Willowbrook Street. A Sunday Enterprise misprint had listed Thursday. The group meets weekly on Tuesday as standard.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Sunday Enterprise KE. T. Kearns Willowbrook Street

Social calendar events and club meetings schedule

A week of gatherings lists numerous meetings: Business and Professional Women at the Elwood Hotel elect officers. High Point Garden Club at Mrs S H Tomlinson 403 Hillcrest Dr. WCO T Club at Mrs Charles F Tomlinson Parkway. lectures by Prof A Hall on Epitaphe. various studies and social club sessions at private homes and YWCA. American Legion Auxiliary at 213 Montheu Ave. Friendly Garden Club meets at 820 Circle Dr. Jewish Women Council at Woodrow Ave. Early American Arts Club in Jamestown with guest speaker. Canterbury Club at Forest Hill Dr. Emerywood Country Club dinner-dance with Jack Yancey.

Elwood High Point Garden Club S. H. Tomlinson Hillcrest Drive R. K. Stewart W. CO. T. Club Charles F. Tomlinson Parkway Hall Woman's College BE. T. Kearns Woman's Christian Temperance Union Willowbrook Street Business and Professional Girls Club Harriss H. Jarrell Circle Drive Twentieth Century Study Club Charles H. Risch Lamar McCallum Na A Salsbury West Farriss Avenue A. E. Tate West Broad Street American Home Department Woman’s Club C. H. Williard Lindale Farm C. H. Rhodes Royster Thurman Williard Canterbury Club Hoke Bullard Forest Hill Drive Emerywood Country Club Jack Yancey

Local People and Visitors Seated on Weekend Socials

Mrs. Carter Dalton returns to Johnson Street after visiting Mr. Dalton's brother Tom Dalton on the Pungo River in Beaufort County. Anni Idol, former resident now in Atlanta, is staying with Mrs. W. C. Idol and will visit relatives in Winston Salem. Betty Warner returns from Chapel Hill after dances with Harris Everett of Jacksonville. Mrs. Valerie J. Harris spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach with Mrs. G. A. Pollock and others. Mrs. Peyton Moffitt Jr. returns to Raleigh after visiting her parents on Arbordale Street. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett travels back to Woman's College Greensboro after weekend at home.

Mrs. Carter Dalton Johnson Street Mr. Dalton Tom Dalton Pungo River Beaufort County Mera.v. Anni Idol Atlanta, Ga W. C. Idol Hillcrest Drive A. G. Douglas Winston- Salem Betty Warner Chapel Hill Kappa Alpha Harris Everett Jacksonville Fla Mabel Hoover Hargett Woman's College Greensboro W. L. Hargett Willard Hardy Greensboro Mary Catherine Gilm Union Gro Lucile Lohr Hickory Ruth Stevenson Bill Crawford Fort Bragg Helen Crawford Ashebo Daniel Craford Sallie Mae Frank Greensboro Leona Leonard Lexington Etta Leonard R. T. Hill Larry Ruth Lanier Thomasville Johnnie Lanier Asheboro J. A. Lanier EF. H. Loftin Thomasvill Lillie Deaton Troy George Halt Nancy Star Spen Edmond Sexton Mocksville T. L. Sykes Colon Crawford Vivian Rathburn Greensboro College Ruby Myers Greyson Lemax A. C. Kennedy High Point College Miss Kennedy Odel Cutting M Novella Penry High Point Dick Penry Thomasvilles R. L. Penry Hazel Knight Lincolnton Sybal Knight Jonlyn Murray Gr Boro Josephine Hill Virginia Bean H Point H Grubb Golden Morris Reel Boro Virginia Curry Point College G. L. Curry Brice Morris Harvey Snyder Jo David

Jewish Women to Meet at Friedman Home Wednesday

Mrs M F Friedman will host the regular monthly meeting of the Council of Jewish Women on Wednesday evening at 830 at her Woodrow Avenue home. Associate hostess will be Miss Bess Schwartz.

Friedman Home M. F Friedman Council of Jewish Women Woodrow Avenue Bess Schwartz

Dinner party marks husband birthday at Randleman home

Mrs. Daniel Williams hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband near Randleman attended by 75 relatives and friends plus his sister Mrs. Mary Freeman of Asheboro. Guests included W. B. Harrell who observed his 82nd birthday last Tuesday. A separate outing by Worthville youths featured a six mile hike and a Bonkemeyer Farm picnic near Central Falls with several local teens.

Randleman Daniel Williams Worthville Bonkemeyer Central Falls Ruth Ellen Groce Jane Ann Crofts Louise Groce Henry Dennis Latitz Gaffney Charles Ward Mary Kennedy White Hall

North Carolina Federation Convention Opens in Raleigh

The 37th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convenes in Raleigh April 17 19 with eight o'clock breakfast sessions opening Junior Day. Mrs Howard G Etheridge presides at Sir Walter Hotel. Notables include Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar General Federation president Mrs Clyde Hoey and Mrs R F Latham. Regular sessions cover officer reports nominations institute press and garden tours with a banquet featuring Charles Allen Lloyd and an art exhibit opening daily.

Raleigh North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Sir Walter Hotel Howard G. Etheridge Asheville Raleigh Woman's Club Nancy Cox Etheridge Sadie Orr Dunbar General Federation Clyde Hoey R. F. Latham Federation J. W. Bunn Dunbar Manteo Colonial Room Virginia Care Clyde R. Hoey Club Institute Press Institute Sydney Perry Cooper Henderson Louis V. Sutton Fine Arts State Federation Woman's Club Thomas O' Berry Goldsboro Britt Sutton T. R. Everett Seaboard Sounding Brass Raleigh Little Theatre Congo Rocky Mount Group T. S. Johnson Latham Council of the General Federation L. P. Kennedy J. Henry Higsmith Charles Baskerville, Jr New York City Louis Voorhees Carolyn McEwen High Point Mabel Pugh Clem Strudwick Hillsboro Peggy Hall Claude Howell Wilmington Georgia Pearsall Hearne Greenville William Blackburn Hickory

Deuce Of Clubs Hosts Bridge Gatherings In Thomasville

In Thomasville on Friday, the Deuce of Clubs met at Mrs. Bertram Heathcote’s home with three bridge tables and spring blooms. Mrs. James Lambeth Jr. won the club award while Miss Evelyn Baker earned the visitors’ prize. The Junior Contract Bridge Club also met with two tables of play, high score going to Mrs. Hobart Hall and visitors’ prize to Miss Ollie Phillips.

Thomasville Bertram Heathcote James Lambeth Evelyn Baker Baker George W. Orr, Jr Cincinnati Ohio Louise Perry W. H. Curlee Glenn Pennington James Lambeth, Jr Austin Harrison Z. P. Long R. L. McDonald Tom Leinstein B. D. Wilson C. L. White, Jr Betty Jennings Isabel Boyles M. A. McMahon Hobart Hall Ollie Phillips Reuben Bavender T. W. Cameron FE. J

Boyles Returns to Riverside Military Academy

Billy Boyles came back to Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville Georgia to resume school after spending the spring holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Boyles.

Billy Boyles Riverside Military Academy Gainesville J. W. Boyles

Area Conference Of Legion Auxiliary In Asheboro

The Third Area Conference of the North Carolina Department of American Legion Auxiliary will meet in Asheboro Thursday at 10 30 in the First M E Church South. Local officials will welcome the assembly and officers from several units will participate in pledges invocations and welcomes. A luncheon for about 100 will follow.

Area Conference of Legion Auxiliary Asheboro Enterprise North Carolina Department of American Legion Auxiliary M. EK South George Burkhead L. C. Phillips Dixon Unit 45 W. S. Goodson J. K. Isley Greensboro B. L. Finch Rockingham Henry Ingram J. W. Burkhead Randolph American War Mothers P. P. Phillips Durham Herbert Taylor Dunn H. A. Howell Henderson Arelia Adams Harry L. Keller Victor Johnson Pittsboro Z.V. Conyers A. E. Pipkin Troy Ethel Johnson Jimmy Walker I. D. Wagger C. P. Andrews Vicechairman National Employment Committee Hilton F. G. Newsom

Birthday Dinner for Mrs. A. G. Sexton Held at City Lake

Over 150 friends and relatives attended a picnic dinner at the municipal lake to celebrate the 61st birthday of Mrs. A. G. Sexton of Jamestown. Guests included ten children and other descendants. attendees came from Davidson, Montgomery, Richmond and Randolph counties and from Baltimore, Maryland.

A. G. Sexton Jamestown

South Main church postpones weiner roast

Miss Inez Sowers announces the Young People group of South Main M. E. Church has postponed its weiner roast due to bad weather. A new date will be announced later. Circle one of the Woman's Auxiliary at First Evangelical and Reformed Church serves a chicken pie luncheon tomorrow from 11 30 to 1 30, inviting the public.

South Main Young People Inez Sowers Young People's Department The South Main M. E. Church Circle One Woman's Auxiliary First Evangelical and Reformed Church

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