Ballet Caravan Opens American Business Club Program Tonight
The American Business Club presents Ballet Caravan tonight at 8 30 in the Junior High School auditorium. The program features dances specially choreographed for the troupe and highlights a youthful, all American cast drawn from A B members. Iselie Cazzialanza of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet appears in the opening piece.
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Amerin
Amelia Business Club
A. B
Igh Point
Ballet Caravan
Howe Ter
American. With the Caravan In “Pilling Tation
Iselie Cazzialanza
The
Informal party honors visitors and upcoming wedding
Mrs. Perry E Lovelace hosted a small luncheon yesterday for two out of town visitors Miss Ella Hutchinson of New York City and Miss Evelyn Edmondson of Jacksonville Fla. Also honored was Miss Jane Weaver whose marriage to Richard W Marshall is planned next month. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs James W Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry E. Lovelace
Ella Burton Lutchmnson
New York City
Evelyn Edmondson
Jackonville
Fla
Jane Hess Weavif
Richard W. Marshall
James W. Poole
Miss Edmondson
Rankin Hostesses Entre Nous Club Luncheon
Mrs A M Rankin Sr entertains the Entre Nous club at a luncheon at her daughter in law Edgedale drive home. A two course meal and Boston Rock followed by social time with floral place cards and arranged green and white decor. Several club members and guests attended including Mrs W Cummings and Mrs H Hartzell among others.
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A. M. Rankin, Sr
Entre Nous Club
A. M. Rankin
Fire
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgeale Drive
Rankin
Sab
Lewto
Sedgefield Hunt Announces Hunt Ball and Dinner
Invitations issued for the Sedgefield Hunt Ball and Dinner to be held Saturday April 30 at seven o'clock at Sedgefield Inn. The gala event will close the hunt season until fall with Hunt members and guests in attendance. Reservations encouraged.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
U D C Chapter To Meet Next Monday
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its April meeting Monday at 3 20 PM at 1109 North Main Street the host home of Mrs H Albion Millis announced by president Mrs A T Wishart Program details to follow The Solitaire club meets Saturday at 6 30 PM at Miss Clara Smiths home 1005 Tipton Street planning a dance next Friday at the Thomasville Legion hut.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. Albion Millis
North Main Street
A. T. Wishart
Clara Smith
Tipton Street
Thomasville Legion Hut
Junior Service League Call Meeting Set for Monday Morning
The Junior Service League will hold a call meeting Monday at ten oclock at the Emerywood Country Club. President Mrs Forreat Murray urges all members to attend.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forreat Murray
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Dances and Meetings
Friday events include Ballet Caraya at the junior high school hosted by the American Business club at 8:30 p.m. The Greensboro College Alumnae meet at Mrs. Hayden’s home at 3:30 p.m. with Mark Hoffman performing. Emerywood Country Club hosts a dinner dance at 7:30 p.m. John Peddi cord orchestra starts at 9. Idylwild club bi weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor at 10 p.m. with Charlie Boulanger’s New York orchestra.
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High Point
Greensboro College
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mesdames Royster Tucker
T. A. Tilden
Robbins Tilden
Vera EB. Idol
Mark Hoffman
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Sedgefield Manor
Charlie Boulanger
New York
Household Arts Club Entertained By Mrs. Ellis
The Household Arts club met at 3 pm Thursday at Oakwood court home of Mrs. John T. Ellis. A brief business session led by Mrs. J. H. Womble preceded an afternoon of sewing and conversation with refreshments. Members present included Mrs. Womble, Sales, Ellington, Russell, Ingram, Montgomery, Farlowe, Hinkle, and Dutton. visitors were Mrs. Annie Blackburn and Miss Lillian Pleasant.
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Household Arts Club
John T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
J. H. Womble
C. F. Grissom
Mesdames
W. D. Sales
C. F. Ellington
N. E. Russell
Fred Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
L. L. Farlowe
Minnie Hinkle
Sam Dutton
Annie Blackburn
Lillian Pleasant
Aberdeen
Ellis
Benefit Ball In Asheboro Draws Social and Financial Support
Asheboro reports a successful Benefit Ball sponsored by the Crippled Children's committee raising 150 dollars for the Randolph hospital Crippled Children's Clinic. Lew Gogerty and his orchestra provided music and helped ensure the event's success.
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Pecal
Asheboro
Crippled Children’s Committee
Randolph Hospital
Lew Gogerty
Trinity PT A Holds Final Meeting Of School Year
The Trinity Parent-Teacher Association met at the local high school auditorium for its last meeting. Mrs. W. R. Killen presided as officers were installed: Euclid-Allman president, A E Williams vice president, Bertha Pritchard secretary, and John Payne treasurer. Ralph Vance spoke on Community Influences and the PTA’s role as a link between home and school. An essay titled A Pupil's View of Community Influences concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
W. R. Killen
Helen Hinkle
Killen
Euclid-Allman
A. E. Williams
Bertha Pritchard
John Payne
Outing for Music Pupils Postponed
The four o clock weiner roast for the Music Study club pupils led by counselor Mrs Robert Bain is postponed due to bad weather. A new date will be announced later.
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Weiner
Music Study Club
Robert Bain
Bain
Bolero Frock Pattern 9704 Promises Summer Style
Simple to make Marian Martin Bolero Frock with upraised waistline and slim hip lines. Features a jaunty bolero jacket over a square or slashed neckline design. Includes diagrammed sew chart. order patterns in junior and misses sizes 10 to 18 for fifteen cents each. Book and pattern combo twenty five cents. send order with size name address and style number to The High Point Enterprise pattern department.
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Marian Martin
Patert
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Local Residents Attend Death of Mrs. Copeland in Baltimore
J Arthur Marsh and Mrs D N Welborn left for Baltimore after learning of the death of sister Mrs T J Copeland following months of illness. Others visit Kernersville area for holidays and with relatives, including Coffin guests at the Sheraton and Lambert Correll trip through Shenandoah Valley to Endless Caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Marsh
D. N. Welborn
Baltimore
T. J. Copeland
O. J. Coffin
Chapel Hill
C. M. Waynick
Sheraton Hotel
Mra. Talmadge
MK. Lambert
B. F. Correll
Winston-Salem
Shenandoah Valley
Endless Caverns
Virginia
Beane Meredith Vows In Danville Reported Here
Announcement states marriage of Misa Ava Beane to Harold Meredith took place Saturday April 16 in Danville Virginia. Bride is daughter of R. T. Beane and the late Mrs Beane. Groom is son of Mrs Neal Meredith of High Point and the late Mr Meredith.
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Misa Ava Beane
Harold Meredith
Danville
R. T. Beane
Mrs. Beane
Mr. Meredith
Neal Meredith
High Point
Miss Amy Johnson Restores Maiden Surname Mollinson
English aviatrix Miss Amy Johnson, whose marriage was dissolved recently, drops her husband’s name and will be known by her maiden surname Mollinson.
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Amy Johnson
Mollinson
Hes
Miss Charlotte Hammer Bride Elect Feted At Thomasville Dinner-Bridge
In Thomasville on April 22 a social event honored Miss Charlotte Hammer, bride-elect of next month. Kather ine Blaylock Marg aret Hodges and Hal Grimes hosted a dinner bridge with roses and pansies, five table bridge games, and prized high and runner-up scores. Madeira pillow cases were the hostess gift. Numerous guests assisted or attended, with other local society notes, meetings, and visits reported.
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Thomasville
Katherine Blaylock
Margaret Hodges
Hal Grimes
Carolina Apartments
Charlotte Hammer
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Mary Elizabeth Robbins
Miss Hammer
Elmina Hearne
Ruth Leonard
Nellie Mae Holt
Helen Hinkle
Lillian Robinson
Leola Black
Esther McNeill
Sans Souci and Ace of Clubs Host Luncheon Bridge
Members of Sans Souci and Ace of Clubs met Thursday at Mrs. Paul Hassler’s Elliott Drive home for a luncheon bridge. Spring flowers decorated the rooms, and four bridge tables determined prize winners: Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson high and Mrs. Alvah Boyles second high, each receiving compacts, with Mrs. Frank Marr earning a Sans Souci prize and Miss Virginia Connolly getting bath salts. Also attending were Mesdames Walter Newby, G. B E. Crowell, W. E. Tomlinson, Charles F. Phillips, and Alvah.
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Sans Souci
Ace of Clubs
Paul Hassler
Elliott Drive
W. E. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Frank Marr
Virginia Connolly
Marion
Harry Lee Lambeth
Walter Newby
G. B E. Crowell
Charles F. Phillips
Alvah
New Jersey guest honored by Mrs Walser Allen in Kernersville
Mrs Walser Allen hosted her mother in law Mrs Samuel Allen of Elizabeth New Jersey as a house guest. The event featured spring flowers sugar cake and Russian tea with members of the What-So-Ever circle and Moravian church auxiliary. A separate school club meeting included poems readings and a citizenship talk led by Dr O L Joyner.
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New Jersey
Walser Allen
Kernersville
Enterprise
Main Street
Samuel Allen
Elizabeth
N. J
What
Execu
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Moravian Church
Misses Kathie Kerner
Eugenia Staford
Circle meets for Missionary Society on Women and the Resurrection
Circle No 2 of the Women's Missionary Society of the M E church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W F Brendles home. Mrs T R Wolfe presided and led devotionals on Women and the Resurrection. Reports were heard. The Colonial tea planned for this month has been postponed to a later date.
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Women's Missionary Society of the M. E
W. F. Brendle
T. R. Wolfe
Lambeth Birth Announcement for Bon Larry Dean
Mr and Mrs Hite Lambeth of Thomasville announce the birth of a son Larry Dean on April 9 at their home Mrs Lambeth was formerly Miss Callie Warner of High Point.
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Hite Lambeth
Thomasville
Larry Dean
Lambeth
Callie Warner
High Point
Circle No 3 of the Game Church Society Meets
Circle No 3 of the Game Church Society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Gilmer Smith with Mesdames Smith and Fred Pegg as associate hostesses Mrs Fred Pegg presided and conducted the devotionals Mrs Gilmer Smith had charge of the program for the afternoon The hostesses assisted in entertaining attendees.
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Circle No. 3
The
Game Church Society
Gilmer Smith
Mesdames Smith
Fred Pegg
Teddy Bear Houdini at Koala Park
A koala named Wongagarra nicknamed Teddy Bear Houdini has vanished 15 times at Koala Park near Sydney. Officials offer rewards each disappearance and witness him slip through wire netting and fences, though no spectacular escape trick is observed.
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Koala Sors Houdini Wongagarra
Koala Park
Sydney
New South Wales
Houdini
Marjoria Mansfield Answers Readers at The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send questions to Marjoria Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Her column will respond to readers questions and address their problems.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Misa Mansfield Advice Letter on Family Trouble
A seventeen year old girl writes about loving a twenty year old with a minister father who has a prison record for car theft. She recalls her mother’s sacrifice, her father’s years of drinking and fighting, and fears revealing these details to her boyfriend. The adviser urges resilience and warns against letting her father’s failures define her.
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Misa Mansfield
Unclear excerpt urges truthful talk on a father's conduct
Narrative advises a girl named Seventeen to address her father's misdeeds with a potential suitor and his sympathy toward her mother. It stresses honesty and confronting the issue if the suitor remains distant due to the father's actions.
Choosing Friends Over Family Amid Humiliation
A speaker urges resilience after a humiliation and advises valuing loyal friends over strained relatives. The message emphasizes giving a friend a chance to prove loyalty and to not let family tensions ruin personal relationships.
Church Social and Philathea Meetings Around Town
The Elizabeth Albright Bible class meets tonight at 7 30 at 2014 Gilbert Street hosted by Mrs L C Armentrout. The Rankin Memorial Philathea class plans Friday meeting at Mrs Molly Livengood’s English Street home with Copperidge and others assisting. The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M P church gathers Thursday at Mrs Pauline Brackett’s Hicks Street home with Mrs L A King assisting.
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Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street
M. E
L. C. Armentrout
Gilbert Street
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Molly Livengood
English Street
Mesdames Copperidge
John Travis
Elizabeth Martin
Eva Boozer
Lebanon
Mrs. Carpenter Hosts Easter Egg Hunt Class In Randleman
In Randleman on April 22 Mrs. N H Carpenter entertained her Sunday school class with an Easter egg hunt on the school lawn. Miss Louise Pickard won the prize and the group then visited Economy Drug store for ice cream and a balloon. The event drew 35 participants.
Richmond couples visit for Easter
Mr and Mrs C J Hinshaw and Mr and Mrs Widie Bolton of Richmond Virginia spent the Easter holidays with Mr and Mrs Jesse Swaim. Mr and Mrs Herman Tucker announce the birth of a son Herman Eugene on April 13 at their home Claude Vanwerry of Lenoir
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Ernest Talley
Elizabeth Swaim
Misa Katherine Talley
Winston, Salem
Argus Lineberry
Dr. Pearson
Seven Springs
L. W. Lineberry
C. J. Hinshaw
Widie Bolton
Richmond
Jesse Swaim
Herman Tucker
Herman Eugene
Miss Parker Presented In Guilford Drama Recital
Miss Mica Charlotte Parker, senior of High Point and Guilford College president, appears in Memorial Hall for Guilford College spring productions. She leads three one act plays The Pot Boiler Riders to the Sea and The Happy Journey with sister Cora Worth in The Pot Boiler and George Wilson Bowman Stafford Betty Trotter among cast members.
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Guilford College
Mica Charlotte Parker
High Point
D. Ralph Parker
Woodbrooks Court
Dramatic Club
Council
Mira Parker
Alica Gerstenberg
Greensboro
Bowman Stafford
Betty Trotter
Liberty
Linden White
Bedford
Mass
Tom Taylor
Lincoln
Milton Anderson
West Engelwood
N. J
Anna Schultz
Norris
Audrey Gardham
Philadelphia
Beatrice Rohr
Tenafly
Bill Furman
Albany
N. Y
Polly Morton
Demarest
Notice of Sale Under Execution in Guilford County
Sheriff Joe E. Phipps of Guilford County announces a sale under a 4 judgment in Richmond Rubber Co. v J B Bottoms L H Bottoms and J W Bottoms trading as J B Bottoms and Sons. On a May Monday at noon the real estate on Lake Street described in the deed will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the east door of the Guilford County Courthouse. The property excludes Bottoms homestead portions. Deputy Sheriff HH Burrows assists.
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Guilford County
Richmond Rubber Company
J. B. Bottoms
L. H. Bottoms
J. W. Bottoms
J. B. Bottoms and Sons
North Carolina
Lake Street
G. H. Kearns
Sartin Dry Cleaning Company and Dutch Laundry, Incorporated
Lek Street
Atreet
J. B. Toms
Joe 8
Phipps
By & HH. Burrows
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Merican Business Club
Itsystem
Moffitt’s
Ece
Solitaire Club
American Business Club
Mrs. Ellis
Trinity PT. A
Boleros
H. H. Foust
Sanatobia
Miss
Hot Springs
Ark
J. A. Leach
Trinity
Davis Raper
Clyde Spracley
Wilmington
D. M. Jester
D. R. Hodgin
L. EB. Bird
Mocksville
Presbyterian Auxiliary
J. R. Myers
Norwood
A. J. Heilig
Durham
W. W. Rankin
Theresa Hoover
Stratford
C. M. Hoover
Nina Sullivan
City Memorial Hospital
Virginia Conolly
Colonial Drive
Miss Conolly
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
C. M. Howell
Archibald Johnson
Co. F. Lambeth
B. BE. White
Mesdames Vann Stringfield
T. H. Tomlinson
Lois Johnson
C. F. Finch
R. G. Jennings
Romulus Skaggs
O'Henry and
Blackwell
Henry Shore
Singing of America
Edwin Swaim
John Charles McNeill
Mabel Smith
Frances Wolfe
Harold Kirk
Mary Ruth Parrish
Betty Lou Williams
Betty Frances Larkins
Dr. O. L. Joyner
Bon
Flapper
By Sylvia
Marjoria
Maud Snider
M. P
Claude Vanwerry
Lenoir
Wovs
Skinners
Miss Parker
Guilford
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