Seven Tables Of Bridge In Play At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a bi weekly ladies bridge party yesterday afternoon at the club house with seven tables in play. Hostesses Miss Caroline Dalton and Miss Pattie Thomas assisted and refreshments were served. Mrs. T C Langley won the prize by cutting for it and received a double deck of bridge cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Caroline Dalton
Pattie Thomas
Emerywood Country Club
T. C. Langley
Business Girls Show Home Movies At Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club viewed home movies by Miss Mae Kirkman at the W. W. Co. A. hut dinner meeting. The films featured children, animals, places visited, and railroad project progress. Delegates, including Miss Rosalie Andrews and Miss Nelle Ansley, depart today for the national Y W C A convention in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
Nelle Ansley
Rosalie Andrews
Ohio
Carter Dalton
Hallie Samuels
Mabel Rimmer
Andrew
Mrs J A Eshelman Hosts Local Temperance Group
The local unit of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. J A Eshelman’s Johnson Street home with opening devotional by Mrs W H Hall. Mrs H A White spoke on the Institute of International Relations event at UNC Chapel Hill in June and district W C T U plans were discussed for Elkin meeting Friday. Members were urged to bring cash for Mother's Day and a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
H. A. White
Institute of International Relations
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
W. H. Hall
Elkin
Eshelman
Tem
Miss Weaver Feted At Dinner Party By Herman Smiths
Miss Jane Hess Weaver, a May bride elect, was feted at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Herman Smith at 421 Edgedale Drive Monday night before the Piedmont German club dance. The table featured yellow and white tulips with spirea, and lilies of the valley place cards. A four course dinner was served for thirty four, including the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hess Weaver
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Miss Weaver
Mrs. Smith
Judge Teague urges playgrounds value to Oak Hill students
Judge Lewis Teague spoke to Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association on the value of playgrounds in shaping a child’s future. He cited reduced juvenile delinquency with supervised play areas and urged parents to use state protections for welfare. The program featured Rev H Fesperman, piano duets by Mrs York and Mrs Bain, and a third grade toy orchestra directed by Miss Rosalie Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Teague
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Reformed Church
Walter York
Robert Bain
Arades
Rosalie Andrews
W. D. Russell
Beeson
Fred Carroll
Annie Laurie Moss
William Jones
Harper
Miss Welborn
Household Arts Club Will Meet Tomorrow
The Household Arts club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. John T. Ellis 108 Oakwood Court. This will be the bi weekly club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
John T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Patented Relief
An old advertisement promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness irritability and other female discomforts. It touts calming effects and claims to support the female system with herbal ingredients and toning action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amilia
F. Pinkhem
Social calendar highlights local club meetings and dances
Wednesday 8:30 p m High Point Council of Jewish Women meets with Mrs Ben Schwartzberg on Clyde street. Thursday 1 p m Enter Neus club luncheon at Mrs A M Rankin Jr 427 Edgedale drive. Friday 3 p m Priscilla club hosts Mrs C A Ring Sr North Main street Ecker apartments. 3:30 p m Philomethan club hosts Mrs Frank Hunsucker 209 Hillcrest drive. 8:30 p m Ballet Caravan at junior high school. 3:30 p m Greensboro College Alumnae annual meeting at Mrs J F Hayden East Washington Street Mark Hoffman musical program. 7:30 p m Emerywood Country club dinner dance with John Peddi cord orchestra. 10 p m Idyllwild club bi weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor Charlie Boulanger New York orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Schwartzberg
Clyde Street
Enter Neus Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
A. M. Rankin
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring, Sr
Ecker
North Main Street
Philomathean Club
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
The
American Business Club
High Point
Greensboro College
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mesdames Royster Tucker
T. A. Tilden
Robbins Tilden
Vera FE. Idol
Mark Hoffman
Emerywood Country Club
John Pedd
Local residents host holiday guests and medical notes
Mr and Mrs J D Brame welcomed Mrs M M Brame and Hazel Brame along with Misa Flor ence Terry Blacknal on Lindsay street. John Brown Early returned to Kannapolis after visiting Missa Alene Bill at 1122 Adams street. George Dobbins is reported ill at his Ecker Apartments home. J A Holmes left for ten days of treatment at Duke Hospital in Durham. Dr and Mrs C C Trice visited Richmond Virginia after Easter with Mrs Trice's parents Mr and Mrs J H Farrell in town. Cr R Smith of High Point and Thomasville joins Universal Realty of Greensboro. J A Hardison and family spent the weekend in Little Washington with Mrs G M Ragan. J A Gawthrop returned from Easter with son Alan in Tarboro. Mamie Moore returned to Burlington after visiting Buck Matthews. Wendell Dunbar and Mary Brooks Greely vacationed with parents on Kraft Farms avenue. J Lee Stone moved to Guilford General for treatment and will not receive visitors. Mrs Roy Hawley recovers at Fourth Street home after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown Early
Kannapolis
Missa Alene Bill
Adams Street
Roy Hawley
Fourth Street
Guilford General Hospital
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight
The Women of the Moose will meet this evening at 7 30 o clock in the hall and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Francis Hopkinson Credited as Designer of Early Stars and Stripes
Historians increasingly credit Francis Hopkinson with designing the first Stars and Stripes after Congress commissioned him to craft a national flag. He produced an early flag design attributed to the founder in the revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hopkinson
Congress
Hopkinson
Mrs Clyde Milner Highlights Modern Family Life
Mrs Clyde Milner guest speaker at Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association discusses family life today versus colonial homes. She cites four roles of the family, notes risks from radio films and cars, and urges parental focus on emotional development. Attendance was low. Miss Brantley’s room secured the banner. Special to The Enterprise Thomasville April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Milner
Bay Street
Parent- Teacher Association
F. L. Conrad
Floyd Wilson
City
Parent-Teacher Council
R.S. Lafferty
Roy Spearman
L. E. Tinsley
Everett Marsh
D. L. Bouldin
Tom Kearns
Grover Jones
R. K
Young
R. F. J. Johnson
Geddie Strickland
Guilford College
Weaver Marshall Wedding Reception Invitations Issued
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Jane Hess Weaver and Richard W. Marshall. The reception will be May 7 at nine o'clock at Emerywood Country Club High Point North Carolina. The ceremony will be at 8:00 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home in Archdale. Rev Clifton Pearson of Archdale Friends Church will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hess Weaver
Richard W. Marshall
Joseph Trotter Weaver
Jane Heas
Richard William Marshall
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
North Carolina
Archdale
Clifton Pearson
Archdale Friends
Altrusans Visit Salisbury For Club Planning
A delegation of Altrusa members led by Mrs. Mary Ballard visits Salisbury to explore forming a local Altrusa club. Other participants include Mrs. Alice Dickerson Edna Blake Marie Caddell and Miss Jessie Mae Young with Madeline Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Mary Ballard
Alice Dickerson
Edna Blake
Marie Caddell
Jessie Mae Young
Madeline Hoover
BPWC Members Attend Thomasville Dinner Meeting
Eleven High Point members plus one guest joined the Thomasville Ladies for a dinner at Community church. State president Miss Elizabeth Conrad of Charlotte spoke as six Third district clubs were represented. District chair Eloise Ward led the High Point delegation with multiple members and guests also in attendance from Charlotte Lexington Raleigh Asheboro and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Dess M. Gurganus
Raleigh
Eloise Ward
High Point Club
Millie Crowell
Mrgaret Thompson
Thomasville Club
Conrad
Walter F. Newby
Sallie McCracken
Miss Thompson
High Point
Lexington
Asheboro
Mary Ballard
High Point Altrusa Club
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Charlote
Clara Whitehead
Ruth Goodman
Ollie Moore
Maude Carter
Myrtle Davis
Eloise Best
Mesdames R. RE. Ranson
Emily Stevens
Ruth Carter
Kemp Baldwin
Local families return from Easter visits and funerals
Mrs G Marshall Hoover and Mrs Jessie Shelly traveled home after attending William Thomas's funeral in Tennille Georgia. M C Elledge visited relatives in Stantonsburg. D M Jester and daughters spent the weekend with Raeford relatives. Pinkney Rankin and son visited from Gastonia for Easter with Reese Harville. Maile Snell returned from Mount Airy to Mollie Snell and Harston Williamson households. Forrest Grimes and daughter Ann holidayed at Roaring River. Gladys Black returned to Salisbury as a city school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Jester
Jerry Neal
Mary Lois
Ann
Raeford
Pinkney Rankin
Pinkney, Jr
Gastonia
Reese Harville
Mise Maile Snell
Mount Airy
Mrs. Fred Munday Hosts Easter Bridge Evening
Mrs. Fred Munday entertained her bridge club at her Parkway home last evening with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Calvin Hart and Mrs. Elmer James for top and second scores, while Mrs. Winford Hinkle received the draw prize. A spring themed sandwich plate featured Easter lilies and egg gelatin. Guests included Mesdames Hinkle, Hart, Foust, James, Jensen, Caldwell, Crawford and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. John Reavis visited relatives in North Wilkesboro and Shelby during Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Munday
Parkway
Calvin Hart
Elmer James
Winford Hinkle
Mesdames Winford Hinkle
Ralph Foust
Mises Ellen Jensen
Donia Caldwell
Lucille Crawford
Black family holiday visit ends with parental reunion
After spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black the narrative notes a return or continuation of family ties and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Arthur Black
Adler's System Psycho Analysis Lecture For Kappa Gamma
Dr P B Lindley delivered an Adler based psycho analysis talk to Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma at the Sheraton during a semi monthly dinner. He contrasted ancient dream interpretation with Adler Freud and highlighted the drive for power and social factors shaping character. Mrs Eth Flynt presided over a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
Kappa Gamma
National Organization
P. B. Lindley
Omega Chapter
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Freud
Eth Flynt
D A R Congress Attended by Hayden and Welborn in Washington
Mrs J F Hayden and Mrs J S Welborn travel to Washington to represent the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at the forty seventh Continental Congress. Hayden will serve on the house committee and Welborn attends as regent representative. Jerome Branley Alexander Jr born April 12 at City Memorial Hospital Thomasville to Mr and Mrs Jerome B Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
J. S. Welborn
Washington
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hayden
House
Welborn
Chester C. Haworth
Jerome RB. Alexander
Jerome Branley, Jr
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Alexander
Calvin Road
Church Social at Archdale Friends Auxiliary Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary Archdale Friends church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 led by Mrs. Elsie Spencer with Mesdames Esther Crow der and Estelle Culler as associate hosts. Farriss and Andrews Service On Thursday The weekly pray service of Farriss Andrews clan of First Baptist church moves from Friday to Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs J Lee 1003 Lindsay street Nora Hinshaw delivers to her home 409 Jones Burrus Memorial Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Friends Auxiliary
Archdale Friends Church
Elsie Spencer
Mesdames
Esther Crowder
Estelle Culler
Farriss Andrews
Farriss-Andrews Cla
First Baptist Church
J. Lee
Lindsay Street
Nora Hinshaw
Jones
Burrus Memorial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Dalton
Thomas
A. M. Utley
C. BK. Lenhmann
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Roger Edwards
J. T .Ryan
Laurance Ingram
John C. Abels
Jack Holbrook
Hobart Bryant
George Rankin
Hal Davis
C. S. Beaver
Arthur Kirkman
James B. Lovelace
W. E. Mitchell
BE. EB. Mendenhall, Jr
Paooe Cuaming
Moffitt's
Herman Smiths
J. D. Brame
M. M. Brame
Hazel
Misa
Florence Terry Blacknal
George Dobbins
Ecker Apartments
J. A. Holmes
Howell Street
Durham
Duke Hospital
C. C. Trice
Richmond
Cr. R. Smith
Universal Realty Company of
Greensboro
Mr. Smith
J. A. Hardison
Lois
Louise
Jimmy
Little Washington
J. A. Gawthrop
Alan Gawthrop
Tarbor
Mamie Moore
Burlington
Buck Matthews
Wendell Dunbar
Mary Brooks Greely
Hopewell, Va
Dunbar
Kraft Farrises Avenue
J. Lee Stone
Carrick Avenue
Guilford General
BPWC
Altrusans
Frances Brooks
Warsaw
Woman's College
Duke University
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Miss Brooks
Pegram House
Bridge Club
John Reavis
North Wilkesboro
Shelby
Lee
R. G. C. Elliott Palmer
Hayden and
B. Alexander, JR
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Ian al Drug and Deot
Boxwood
Boxwood Gardens
R. P. Roy
Asheboro Highway
United Market
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