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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1937

Page

12

Bridge Club Honors and Hostess Delights at Townson Home

Mrs Frank Townson hosted the Tuer Le Temps club with lilac and dogwood decor for two bridge tables. Wade Morgan won high score with sherbet glasses, Miss Wavel Bumgardner took visitors' high and traveled prize went to Mrs Fred DeLappe of High Point. Refreshments followed for a group including Joe Boyles Jr Clifford Clodfelter Homer Crump Wade Tillotson Clyde Smith Bill Crews and Miss Bumgardner.

Frank Townson Tuer le Temps Club Wade Morgan Wavel Bumgardner Fred DeLappe High Point Joe Boyles, Jr Clifford Clodfelter Homer Crump Wade Tillotson Clyde Smith Bill Crews Miss Wavel Bumgardner

Local society notes from Greensboro and Washington visits

Mrs. Meade Hite guests in Greensboro with Mr. and Mrs. Co A Burnham. Mrs. James F. E. Lambeth leaves for Washington to attend the National D A R Congress next week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapp head to New York for the Textile Show then Philadelphia. Mrs. M L Bales and Mrs. G W Lyles depart for Washington D C for a trip. Miss Jewell Sink of Washington spends the weekend with her mother Mrs. Charlie Sink who will accompany her to Washington for a visit.

Meade Hite Greensboro Co. A. Burnham James FE. Lambeth Washington, D. C D. A. R. Congress Robert Rapp New York Philadelphia M. L. Bales G. W. Lyles Jewell Sink Charlie Sink Washington

Birthday party honors Mrs Myers with gifts and games

Mrs Jake Sechrest entertained in honor of her mother Mrs J N Myers birthday anniversary. Beano prizes went to Mrs J W Boyles Mrs Lee Tysinger Mrs Miller and Mrs Chas Everhart. Refreshments included birthday ice cream molds cake mints and nuts. Attendees listed include Mrs W L Burkhart Mrs Lee Tysinger Mrs J W Clodfelter Mrs Chas Everhart Mrs J W Boyles Mrs J Clyde Allman Mrs Luther Grimes Mrs Miller Mrs McAdams Mrs H B Sheaf Mrs Jake Stone Mrs Cal Smith Mrs W B Myers Miss Criss Tysinger Mrs Harvey Smith and Mrs Lee Grimes of Lexington.

Jake Sechrest J. N. Myers J. W. Boyles Lee Tysinger Miller Chas. Everhart W. L. Burkhart J. W. Clodfelter Chas, Everhart J. Clyde Allman Luther Grimes McAdams H. B. Sheaf Jake Stone Cal Smith W. 8. Myers Criss Tysinger Harvey Smith Lee Grimes Lexington

Tea Plant Native to Asia

The sentence notes that the tea plant originates from Asia, identifying its regional origin without additional context or details.

Asia

Lexington Legion Auxiliary Hears Mrs. George Burkhead

In Lexington on April 17 the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Wade H. Phillips home with Mrs. D. S. Bennett in charge. Plans for poppy day and grave flower placement for Memorial Day were set, and Mrs. George Burkhead of Asheboro spoke on the national defense program after attending a Washington conference.

Lexington American Legion Auxiliary Wade H. Phillips South Main Street D. S. Bennett George Burkhead Asheboro Washington, D. C H. E. Olive N. C Phillipe J. K. Cecil J. A. Leonard

Birth of Wade Leon Davis to Mr and Mrs Wade H Davis

A son named Wade Leon was born at the Davis home in Hillcrest on Thursday morning, weighing seven pounds. Mrs Pattie Lee Biggers, prior to marriage, is the mother. John B Leonard of Metropolitan Life in town suffered angina at his home Wednesday night and is listed as seriously ill. The General William Davidson chapter of the PD A R met Monday afternoon at Mrs J F Mays home on West Second Avenue.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union J. T. Hedrick South Main Street J. B. Leonard L. L. Barbee Fred Cox John Craver J. C. Leonard Mesdames Cox Leonard D. &. Sheloff W. F. Sparger J. L. Bullard B. F. Green Co. D. Hunt Irvin Sink Wade H. Davis Hillcrest Wade Leon Davis Pattie Lee Biggers John B. Leonard Metropolitan Life Insurance Company William Davidson PD. A. R J. F. Mays West Second Avenue First Baptist Church Margaret Nancy Ward East Fourth Street Bobbie Green A. A. Team Martha Redwine J. R. Terry Terry W. C. Goings Emma Sue Salisary W. F. Brown Raleigh Columbia N. C Keiver Leonard

Sparkling Frock Patterns From Marian Martin

Marian Martin presents pattern 9254 a fitted afternoon frock with a buttoned yoke short sleeves and a flared skirt. Includes a diagrammed Lew chart sizes 14 to 40 with yardage 314 or 338 depending on size. Order by 15 cents per pattern or 30 cents for two patterns plus mailing to The Enter ie Pattern Dept New York.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew Enterie Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

Better Homes And Gardens Contest Plans Announced

Asheboro plans a spring and summer contest to beautify homes and gardens with total cash prizes of 115 dollars. Registration opens April 19 with weekly office visits, then runs April 30 to October 15 for judging tours and score cards. Several civic groups back the effort and a cleanup drive coordinates citywide efforts.

Asheboro Committee On Better T. A. Burns Cleveland Thayer Chamber of Commerce

Miss Lambeth and Carl Samuels Wed in Petersburg Vow

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ella Marie Lambeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas H Lambeth of Thomasville to Carl Samuels of High Point was made last night. The ceremony occurred in Petersburg Virginia on April 10 1937 with Rev Clyde N Parker officiating. The couple will reside at 501 White Oak Street High Point after a wedding trip to Baltimore and Washington.

Ella Marie Lambeth Chas. H. Lambeth Thomasville Carl Samuels High Point N. G. Samuels Petersburg Clyde N. Parker Second Baptist Church Tri-City Distributing Company Greensboro Pilot High School Baltimore Washington Carl Wright

Junior Music Federation Closes Meet in Hickory

The North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs wrapped up its annual meeting in Hickory with a morning program spotlighting the state’s junior clubs. Asheville was chosen for the 1938 gathering as prizes were awarded to clubs for perfect state ratings.

Hickory North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Asheville Grady Ross Charlotte Charlotte Junior Music and Arts Club Florence Bostick Gastonia MacDowell Club Sarah Philhower Mabel Little Little Musicians’ Club of Gastonia Wadesboro Club Rachel Hamilton MacDowell Muele Club

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