Miss Pleasants Bridal Shower Entertains Guests
Miss Pleasants shown bridal honor as Mesdames Short and Armstrong hosted a bridge and rock gathering for her at the Short residence on North Main Street. Seven tables, colorful flower arrangements, and a bridal motif decor framed the event. Top scores went to Mrs. William Shields and Mrs. Charles Armfield Jr., with prizes and a service for one presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pleasants
Mesdames Short and Armstrong
Ann Pleasants
Richard A. Short
Presdames
T. R. Short
Jack Armstrong
Short
North Main Street
Bridge
Rock
William Shields
C. H. Groome
Charles Armfield, Jr
H. D. Saunders
G. W. Pleasants
Bill Pleasants
Greensboro
Warren Armfield
Ivey Groome
Misses Virginia
Dixon
Betty Idol
Elizabeth Johnson
Clarkie Pleasants
Margaret Short
Plans For Study Of South American Countries Book Luncheon
Plans for studying South American countries as next year’s program were outlined at a Wednesday Book Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. J. Fraley. Co chairmen Mesdames Taylor Simpson and A E Taplin announced the plan and selected next year’s books during the business session. Members present included Mesdames C C Garrett Sidney Gayle Kenneth Redman Taylor Simpson F F Dickson H P Hardin S C Clark and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Mesdames Taylor Simpson
A. E. Taplin
W. J. Fraley
Collier Ellis
Mesdames C. C. Garrett
Sidney Gayle
Kenneth Redman
Taylor Simpson
F. F. Dickson
H. P. Hardin
S. C. Clark
Mesdames Fraley and
Ellis
Duplicate Tourneys Resume Monday At Sedgefield Inn
Mrs. William Person, supervising duplicate tournaments at Sedgefield Inn, reports she will return from Rockingham to hold the weekly bridge tournament next Monday and on subsequent Mondays in May, including April 28. Local players are asked to note the change in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Person
Sedgefield Inn
Rockingham
Sedgefield
Person
Social Calendar Highlights Bridge and Club Events
Social calendar lists 14 events with times from 2:30 p m to 7 p m at homes, clubs, and Y W C A venues. Attendees include Mrs John C Abels Mrs Fred In gram Mrs H R Delager and Mrs Bess N Rosa. Activities feature dessert bridge musical programs and a birthday party to mark Girl Reserve movement founding and a dinner dance with Johnny Bobbitt orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Sheroff
Johnson Street
John C. Abels
Emerywood Country Club
Girl Reserve Movement
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Emerywood Country
Alexander Garden Open To Public
Attention is called to the garden at the A. E. Alexander home on English street now in full bloom and open to the public without charge though not part of the local tour. Visitors may call at the Elm Street entrance. a reader praises the garden as near the business district and enjoyed by workers from mills factories and stores. The Enterprise notes a reader letter praising the garden. Susannah Wesley Class Meets With Mrs Edwards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Alexander
English Street
Elm Street
High Point
Fairview Church Sponsors Radio Artists Program Friday
Fairview Church will sponsor a program by Arthur Smith and his Dixie Liners at Trinity High School auditorium Saturday night April 26 at 8. The Friendly Bible class of Fairview Church plans the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Church
Arthur Smith
Dixie Liners
WSM
Nashville
Trinity High Scheot Auditorium
Friendly Bible Class
Rosa to Speak at Girl Reserves Parents Party
Mrs Rosa of the Woman's College faculty will speak on Parent Youth Relations at the Girl Reserves 60th anniversary Parents Party at the YWCA tomorrow from 4 to 5 30 pm. An open forum and tea will follow with Miss Thelma Patrick introducing the speaker and organizers Mrs W A Clayton and Mrs Arch Grant in charge. Also reported are the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Gardner on April 22 and Doris Pilson's recovery at Ray Street home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Ingram
John C. Abels
Priscila Club
Fred Ingram
English Street
Greensboro College
Walter Vassar
H. R. Delager
R. T. Amos
Mrs. Rosa
Girl Reserves
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College Faculty
A. H. Whitley
Girl Reserve
Rosa
Asheville
Thelma Patrick
Gardner
W. &. Gardner
William Edgar
Winston Road
Hazel Pauline Owens
Doris Pilson
Ray Street
Ladies Klawon And Small Host Three Visitors In Baltimore
Mrs Klawon and Mrs Small entertained three visitors at 908 Barber street on Wednesday afternoon. Honored guests included Mrs 5 T Kla won of Cleveland Ohio and Mrs G M Reinhardt and Mrs Delda M Hart of Baltimore Md. Mrs Hart is Mrs Small’s mother and Mrs Reinhardt is visiting Mrs Small with Mrs Klawon acting as hostess. Cards provided entertainment and spring flowers adorned the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5.T. Klawon
Cleveland
Ohio
G. M. Reinhardt
Delda M.hart
Baltimore
E. J. Klawon
G. M.small
Barbee Street
Klawon
Tea social honors top scorer in ladies event
Mrs. Dixon Ahi won the top score prize and novelty salt and pepper shakers at a tea event. Consolation award potholders went to Mrs. S. T. Klawon. An ice course followed with sherbet and cookies as talisman roses decorated the dining room. Guests included three honor guests and several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Ahi
S. T. Klawon
Mesdames
D. E. Culver
Paul Weaver
Charles R. Johnson
E. M Linquefield, Jr
Mesdames Small and Klawon
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al Ao
Hchiabiai A
Radeline Hoover
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pump
Cinderella Slipper Shop
Peanial
S. N ST
Alexander Garden
Susannah Wesley
Mrs. Edwards
Archdale Methodist Church
H. W. Edwards
L. R. Tuttle
E. B Jarrett
C. D. Filman
T. G. Dunlap
R. L. Alfred
Mesdames Klawon and Small
High Point Tip
Arcade Amusement Company
Richardson
Chenille
BAYON
Oakland
Manhatta
Manhattan
Richard
Son
The
Oxfords
Jong
Batiste
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