North Carolina Women Club Convention Set in Wilmington
The 36th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convenes in Wilmington April 27 28 and 29 under President Mrs Howard G Etheridge Ashe ville. Cape Fear hotel hosts with Mrs W A Fonville chairing local arrangements and Miss Margaret Lovell Gibson parishioner. The gathering features business sessions luncheons teas and an open forum with three institutes and a varied program including greetings from Wilmington officials and numerous federation presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wilmington
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
J. C. Williams
American Home Department
State Federation
Williams
Rankin
George Leftwich
Bunn
Monroe
C. B. Newcomb
S. H. Parker
T. C. Durst
Mary Louisa Jackson Cooper
Henderson
Federation
Cox
T. E. Cooper
Hostess Club
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Federation of Garden Clubs
R. le. McMillan
Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mra
T. W. Lloyd
Durham
Federation of Music Clubs
Mra. J
Correll
State Nurses’ Association
FE. S. Long
High Point
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
J. T. Alderman
Gibson
Eugene Reilley
Adelaide Fries
Sydney P. Cooper
Palmer Jerman
Greensboro
Love
Britt
Education Department
Convention Visitor Drive Highlights Local Attractions
Club leaders plan a city tour with garden, art, and estate stops. The Wilmington chapters of the D A R and WA D Co host a Friday reception at Mrs Walter Sprunt’s home and the clubwomen of the 11th district sponsor the Thursday evening reception at the Cape Fear hotel. Visitors will also tour the Attlee estate and visit the Penderlea federal project near the city.
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Wilmington
WA. D. Co
Walter Sprunt
Greenfield Sound
Cape Fear
Cclub
Dress Pattern Redingote Lines For Home Or Abroad
Advertises Marian Martin patterns and a summer pattern book for women sizes 36 to 46. Includes details on pattern 9571 with fabric yardage, 39 inch, and price fifteen cents per pattern. Book and pattern together twenty five cents. Order instructions and mailing address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Jr High Faculty Honored At Emerywood Party
The Mothers' Council of the junior high school will entertain faculty members and invited guests at an informal party at the Emerywood Country club Friday at eight. Committees led by Mrs. Everett Bryant and Mrs. Floyd Wilson plan an evening of rare entertainment and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Council
Emerywood Country Club
Floyd Wilson
Everett Bryant
EB. 8. Wall
Mesdames W. L. Jackson
A. E. Frazier
J. H. McCall
C. H. Williard
H. G. Iderton
Beaux Esprits And Guests Have Outing Beaux Esprits And Guests Have Outing
The Beaux Esprits club and about forty guests returned from a weekend trip to Camp Niwaka Y M C A near Randleman Greensboro. Bruce Thorburn led arrangements for boating swimming and hiking while chaperones included Mr and Mrs Thomas Emile Dodamead Mr and Mrs A H Holton and Mr and Mrs Robert Cook. Jerry Rich marked his third birthday with a party Saturday at Mrs Rich s home on Albertson Street with games prizes and cake. R W Brown and Mrs Farmer White Brown announce birth of son Larry Raymond at their Gurley Street home on Sunday April 24.
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Beaux Esprits Club
Camp Niwaka
Greensboro
Randleman
Bruce Thorburn
Thomas Emile Dodamead
A. H. Holton
Robert Cook
Howard Rich
Margaret Rich
R. W. Brown
Gurley Street
Larry Raymond
BPWC To Meet Tuesday Night
The April dinner meeting of the High Point Business and Professional Women's club is moved from Wednesday to Tuesday evening. Attendees should gather in the Elwood hotel small dining room at 6:30 for the session due to conflicting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
Classroom Teachers to Meet Wednesday at Emerywood Club
Mrs W W Stevens president of the Classroom Teachers organization announces a High Point meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday April 27 at 7 30 p m. Dr Hart Douglas newly elected head of UNC Education Department will be the main speaker. Official business will be disposed of with Mrs Stevens presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevens
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Hart Douglas
Department of Education
The
University of North Carolina
Stevens
Taylor Finch Marriage Solemnized In Simple Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage between Mrs. Lorena Taylor of Archdale and Charles Finch of High Point. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 8 30 p m at the home on Highland road before Rev H H Robbins of Highland M E church. They will reside in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Taylor
Archdale
Charles Finch
High Point
H. H. Robbins
Highland M. E
Eugene Elliott
Highland Road
Bachelor Girls To Hold Meet Tonight
Misses Olivia and Elizabeth Amos host the Bachelor Girls club gathering at 7 30 this evening at Gibson ice cream parlor on N Main Street. All members urged to attend as election of officers will take place.
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Olivia
Elizabeth Amos
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Gibson Ice Cream Parlor
N. Main Street
Wallace Friday To Address Study Club
The Mothers class study club at Wesley Memorial church will meet at 1208 Greenway Drive with Mrs. H. J. Rothrock hosting. Wallace W. Fridy, director of religious education at Wesley Memorial church, will speak Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
H. J. Rothrock
Greenway Drive
Wallace W. Fridy
Thomasville Social News Highlights Weddings and Bridge Party
Miss Nellie Mae Holt hosted a Burlington home gathering for Thomasville brides elect Miss Lucille Holden and Miss Charlotte Hammer with bridge, tea, and gifts to top scorers. The piece also notes Alpha Thomas and Cletus Reddicks recent marriage at Unity M E Church with a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lucille Holden
Charlotte Hammer
Nellie Mae Holt
Burlington
Miss Holt
Holden
Hammer
Thomasville School
John Crowell
Margaret Hodges
Miss Holden
Miss Hammer
W. K. Holt
Violet and
Wilma Holt
J. H. McEwen
Sallie McColman
Ruth Martin
Agnes Herndon
Annie Mac Atwater
Katherine Blaylock
Hal Grimes
Florence Lawrence
Sarah Elisabeth Vernon
Ruth Leonard
Margaret McLeod
Margaret Thompson
Martha Garbee
Ruth Thomason
Isabel Mouzon
Wilhemina Grambling
Darlington
Walter Rapp
Gladys Herring
Nee English
John Lloyd
Vann Stringfield
Welch Family Visits Highlight Welk Reminiscences
Mr and Mrs Elliott Welch and Mrs Marian Welch Stewart from Matthews spent the week end here with Mrs R L Welch mother of Mrs Stewart and Mr Welch Dr and Mrs W W Rowe of Lenoir visited the latter sisters at the home of the former here Sunday Rowe delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Welcome high school seniors Mrs Mollie Snell returned Friday from Mount Airy where she had spent two weeks with her daughter Mrs Harston William Sop Mrs Williamson joined her mother for the weekend stay here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Welch
Marian Welch Stewart
Matthews
R. L. Welch
Stewart
Welch
W. W. Rowe
Lenoir
D. BE. Hoover
Dr. Rowe
Welcome High School
Mollie Snell
Mount Airy
Harston William
Williamson
Gleaners Class Holds Meeting At Perry Home
The Gleaners class of Main Street M E church met at Mrs Emory Perry s home with Mrs Hobart for Mrs Hollis. Mrs John Hall presided in the absence of the president and named a nominating committee: Mrs Carson Cox chair, with Mrs L C Bridges, Mrs John Hall and Mrs J Lloyd. During social period bingo was played with Mrs John Hiatt winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Main Street
M. BE. Church
Emory Perryman
Hobart
Hollis. Russell
McSwain
John Hall
Carson Cox
L. C. Bridges
J. ©. Lloyd
John Hiatt
Social Calendar Listings For High Point College Area
Monday events include an alumnae weiner roast at City Lake and meetings for the Duplicate bridge club American Association of University Women VFW Auxiliary Altrusa progress dinner and American Legion Auxiliary. Tuesday through Friday host club dinners dances and meetings at local homes and venues with various hosts and guest speakers.
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Alpha Theta Pai
High Point College
City Lake
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
American Association of University Women
G. I. Humphreys
West Circle Drive
H. A. White
C. O. Lovill
Amy Gordon
New York City
Elwood Hotel
Deaf Couple Wed In Unique Rites At Local Church
The wedding of Miss Eula Smith and Chesley Rivers, both deaf, was solemnized at Wesley Memorial church on Sunday April 24. The ceremony featured sign language interpretation by Mrs. Edith Parker and music by the church organist. The couple shared a buffet reception with guests from Burlington and DeQuincy before leaving for Washington, D. C. The bride is connected to the Smith and Givans families of DeQuincy. the groom is from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Thomas
Cletus Reddick
Thomasville
J. R. Jenkins
Unity M. E. Church
W. &. Thomas
Morton Street
Pickens
Reddick
Sam Reddick
Blair Street
Thomasville Chair Company
Eula Smith
Chesley Rivers
Wesley Memorial Church
E. H. Blackard
Edith Parker
Winston-Salem
Bascom Whitaker
Nevin
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Mia
L. H. Beam
Washington, D. C
Rivers
R. A. Smith
DeQuincy
Bula Givans
State School For the Deaf
Baton Rouge
School For the Deaf
Austin
Texas
Bhe
Adams, Millis Corp
W. H. Johnson
Burlington
Cedar Springs
8. C
High Point
Plaid Mille
Eula Givans
Pat O. Ladry
J. M
Rufus Holt
George Eb, Crutchfield
Local Social Notes Highlight Greensboro and Thomasville Figures
Mrs J W Parker and Miss mentored White are mentioned alongside Mr and Mrs N E Pike of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs George H Davis with daughter H Scarlett. Vernon Rule of Thomasville also appears in the social roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Parker
White
E. Crutchfield
Winston-Salom
Brendall
Tom Friddie
N. E. Pike
Greensboro
George H. Davis
H. Scarlett
Vernon Rule
Thomasville
Social Week End Guests Include Flynn Gary and Parson Family
Raleigh residents Katherine Flynn and Fred B. Gary along with Nick Gary of Charlotte stayed with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gary on Gatewood Avenue. Charlotte guest Hickman Watts Jr. returned home after visiting Sonny Gary. Evelyn Nance, daughter of Ray and Mrs. Nance, is recovering from a mastoid operation at Guilford General Hospital. Forrest Wallace of Greensboro visits the city. Mrs. James Furr of Elizabeth town Tenn. arrives to stay with her parents on Rotary Drive. Mayes Bebrman James Parsons David Parsons and Helen McCall of Guilford College were guests of D. H. Parsons at 614 West Farriss Avenue. A. R. Hussey family and P. C. Russell family with Barbara return from a weekend in South Boston Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Flynn
Fred B. Gary
Raleigh
Nick Gary
Charlotte
Mrs. E. R. Gary
Gatewood Avenue
Hickman Watts, Jr
Sonny” Gary
Evelyn Nance
Ray Nance
Steele Street
Guilford General Hospital
James Furr
Falizabethton
Tenn
O. C. Chidester
Rotary Drive
Furr
Lois Chidester
High Point
Leon Chidester
Mayes Bebrman
James Parsons
David Parsons
Helen McCall
Guilford College
D. H. Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
A. R. Hussey
Forest Avenue
P. C. Russell
Barbara
Boston
Molly Phipps Philothea Class Meeting Tuesday Night
The Molly Phipps Philothea class of Calvary M E church will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Azlee Robbins 617 Cable street. The Highland Missionary Society of the Highland M E church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church and all members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Phipps
Molly Phipps Philothea
Calvary M. E. Church
Azlee Robbins
Cable Street
Highland Missionary Society
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Highland
MEB
Miss Grace Freeman Elected Treasurer of North Carolina Medical Technologists
The Medical Technologists of North Carolina organized and registered with the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. Miss Mittie Pickard of Chapel Hill was chosen president, Mrs. John M. Harry of Fayetteville vice president, Miss Jean Arthur of Charlotte secretary, and Miss Grace Freeman of High Point treasurer at the Saturday organization meeting in Greensboro. The group will hold semi annual meetings, with the next on August 27 in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
AmericanSociety of Clinical Pathologists
Wilmington
Mittie Pickard
Chapel Hill
John M. Harry
Fayetteville
Jean Arthur
Charlotte
Grace Freeman
High Point
Easter party hosts in Randleman feature lilies and baskets
Miss Sheldon Hughes Heatwole hosted an Easter party at her aunt Miss Nora Hughes’s home in Randleman. Guests received lilies of the valley corsages and boys boutonnières. The event included games, a decorated dining room, ice cream, cake, punch, and little Easter baskets as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Sheldon Hughes Heatwole
Nora Hughes
Alice Ruth Kirkman
Joe Pickard
Kathleen Heatwole
Mansfield Answers Readers in The Enterprise Columns
Mansonic prompts readers to address problems to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in the columns, providing guidance and responses.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on End of Troubled Friendship
A twenty year old writes about a drifting relationship with a jealous, uninterested partner. The counselor urges ending the friendship, citing incompatible activities, rude behavior, and jealousy, and warns marriage will not fix the issue or cure lack of trust.
Striving to Make Friends Prompts Courteous Companions
The remark suggests that effort to seek new friends leads to more courteous and considerate companions, encouraging outbound social choices and positive interpersonal growth.
Abramsohn Leads Safe Contract In 1937 Hand
Phil Abramsohn, a top player of 1937, opened with a strong first lead and used a sequence to secure entry to his hand. He played the ace, led the ten, and overtook with the jack in dummy. East did not win the first club and exited with a spade, allowing South to win nine and West to capture with queen, but the club sequence left Lou with a guaranteed contract and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Abramsohn
Abramsohn
East
South
West
Lou
Bridge players chase high stakes in seafront match
Abramsohn sat South as the bidding and play unfolded at Hollywood Beach Florida during the Southeastern pair championship. Phil stayed on course by winning with Merle Bills of New York while other entrants eyed the long clubs in dummy and watched for a favorable opening lead.
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Phil
Merle Bills
New York
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Abramsohn
Ace
East
Community Hosts and Visits Highlight Weekend
Maggie Lamb of Randleman visited for the weekend. Mr and Mrs W A Reeves of Asheboro spent Sunday with Mrs C L L Aumann and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Lamb
Randleman
W. A. Reeves
Asheboro
C. LL Aumann
Ran dleman Couple Wed At County Courthouse
Miss Inez Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Small and Clarence Pugh son of Mr and Mrs Parks Pugh both of Randleman were married Saturday April 16 at the county courthouse by Justice J T Kert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Small
Dewey Small
Clarence Pugh
Parks Pugh
Randleman
Ee County
J. T. Kert
Easter Holiday Travel and Visits Across North Carolina
Mr and Mrs N H Carpenter visit Hickory for the weekend with relatives Miss Lucille Freeman spends Easter holidays with her mother in Dobson Mr and Mrs I M Abstain and family Miss Maxine Kirkman and Mr and Mrs N C Hyder depart for Harriman Tennessee to spend the Easter holidays Mrs Hyder to remain there C B Wise returns home from Lenoir Rhyne college in Hickory Mr and Mrs Sumter Farlow Misses Nelle and Ruby Robbins leave for Asheville for Easter visited Chapel Hill with C C Marsh Sr Ed White visits J B Davis home Miss Sarah Mathews senior at UNC Greensboro spends Easter with her parents States Lee Smith of Winston Salem visits his sister Mrs L Dobson Easter holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Mathews and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Carpenter
Hickory
Lucille Freeman
Dobson
L. M
Maxine Kirkman
N. C. Hyder
Harriman
Durham
C. B. Wise
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Sumter Farlow
Nelle
Ruby Robbins
Aaheville
C. C. Marsh
C. C. Maresh
Chapel Hill
Ed White
J. B. Davis
Sarah Mathews
Greensboro
W. F. Mathews
Lee Smith
Winston- Salem
L. Dobson
Contract Problem in Four Spades Challenge
South must defeat a killer diamond ruff after West wins the first trick with heart king and shifts to a singleton diamond. The problem asks for the correct lead to the third trick to prevent the adverse ruff, with dealer holding AJ7s 10953 0986 iKQJ10965 in a classic 1938 NEA Service bridge puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Get Together Called By Exchange Club In Burlington
Burlington April 25 a get together of change club representatives from the North Carolina district was held today William R Metter Jr of Richmond Va district governor will be chief speaker at a bang tonight Plans for the state convention in Asheville this summer were discussed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Change Club
North Carolina
William R. Metter, Jr
Rlmond
Asheville
Administrators Notice for J L Hines Estate
Notice from the Guilford County Superior Court clerk announcing administration of J L Hines estate. Creditors must file claims by March 1939 or face legal action. Administrator Co G Mitchell, Route High Point NC, dated March 2 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hines
Superior Court
Guilford County
Baer
Co. G. Mitchell
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Women’s Clubs of State
Redingote
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Jr. High
Larry Raymond Brown
BPWC
Taylor-Finch
Wallace
Guat
Altrusa Club
Alice Dickerson
American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
English Street
Social Arts Club
N. P. Holmes
Monthey Avenue
Canterbury Club
Craven Page
Solitaire Club
American Legion
Jimmy Davis
Miss Forrest Wallace
City
Miss Heatwole
Mozelle McFarland
Clyde B. Deberry
Martinsville
Charles Wales
Te Christian Church
Hattie Miller
Deberry
Myrtle Clarey
High Point Street
Joe McDowell
James
Joe Lovette
Raeford
J. W. Lovette
Miss Palma Lee Smith
Mansonic
Miss Mansfield
Ss. W
Seldo
McKenney
William EF. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
South Weel
N.T
S. Val
NEA Service, Inc
Cal
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