Mrs. H Albion Millis Hosts Daughters of Confederacy Tea
High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy met at 1109 North Main Street for April. Mrs. Wishart presided as Mrs. J F Hayden read a paper on cotton and the Old South. Plans were made for the Leaksville district meeting and Memorial Day observances. About twenty members attended and then toured Mrs Millis garden for tea among iris roses and other blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Albion Millis
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
North Main Street
A. T. Wishart
Old South
J. F. Hayden
South
Hayden
R. K.art
C. L. Whitaker
North State
Leaksville
Wishart
Plaas
Laura Wesson U
Miss Amy Gordon Speaks at Local AAUW Meeting in Chapel Hill
Miss Amy Gordon of New York City spoke at the local AAUW branch meeting hosted by Mrs. G. I. Humphreys on West College Drive. She addressed God and His Bride, noting changing ideas about God with social shifts, after a brief AAUW history by Miss Vera Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Gordon
New York City
Riverside Church
American Association of University Women
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Humphreys
H. A. White
C. O. Lovill
C. O. Leavill
Impressive Rites Install Officers W F W Auxiliary
Newly elected officers of the Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars were installed in ceremonies at the Elwood hotel. Mrs. May Cooke of Winston-Salem served as installing officer. Seated officers include Ruby Snyder president Viola Willis senior vice president Mary Michael junior vice president Effie Workman secretary Millie Cecil treasurer Lillian Suttonfield chaplain Estelle Lackey conductress Ora McMahon historian Davie Myers patriotic instructor and trustees Eva Weant Annie Ingram Curtie Potts. Sixteen members attended as Cooke spoke on Auxiliaries activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elwood Hotel
May Cooke
Winston-Salem
Department of North Carolina
W. F. W. Auxiliary
Ruby Snyder
Viola Willis
Mary Michael
Effie Workman
Millie Cecil
Lillian Suttonfield
Estelle Lackey
Ora McMahon
Davie Myers
Eva Weant
Annie Ingram
Curtie Potts
Cooke
Canterbury club meeting moved to Hillcrest drive
The Canterbury club meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon with Mrs. Craven Page has been changed due to the hostess illness. The gathering will be held at Mrs. J. W. Lindsay's home on Hillcrest drive at 3 30 PM, with members urged to note the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Craven Page
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Club To Send Delegates To Wilmington Meeting
The High Point Woman's club will send a delegation led by Mrs. Gaston Johnson to the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs in Wilmington. The group includes Mrs. G. I. Humphreys and Mrs. Fred Whitescarver. retiring president Mrs. R. H. Sechrest is also eligible. Governor Hoey, Holger Cahill, and John Temple Graves Jr. join speeches. junior day features Dr. Roma Sawyer Cheek and Mrs. R. H. Latham with Nancy Cox presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Wilmington
Gaston Johnson
G. I. Humphreys
Department of American Citizenship
Fred Whitescarver
R. H. Sechrest
Hoey
Holger Cahill
Washington, D. C
John Temple Graves
Birmingham
Ala
Roma Sawyer Cheek
State Blind Commission
R. H. Latham
Asheville
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
The week features a series of club events from Altrusa progressive dinner at Mrs. Alice Dickerson to Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. I T Mann, BPW dinner at Elwood hotel, Burbank Garden Club with speaker Broughton Hodgen, Wednes day Book Club luncheon, W O T club at Miss Mary Alexander, Social Arts club gathering at Mrs N P Holmes, Canterbury club at Mrs J W Lindsay, and a Solitaire club dance at the American Legion hut with Jimmy Davis and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Alice Dickerson
American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Ene— Street
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Solitaire Club
American Legion
Thomasville
Jimmy Davis
Local residents noted in and around Edge Dale drive
Mr and Mrs B J Dunn returned home on Edgedale drive after a Miami trip. Walter Abernathy and Ida Mae Yow visiting Yow household for D T Lambeth funeral in Thomasville. Walter Kester returned from Miami. Frank Beazley home after week in West Virginia on business. Beulah Goins recovering from operation at Guilford General hospital and staying through week end. Lester B E Collier and son Jerico of Richmond left after visiting Mrs Beckwith. Berta Loman attends Eastern District meeting of the Daughters of America in Norlina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B. J. Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Miami, Fla
Walter Abernathy
Asheville
Ida Mae Yow
Louisbury
David T. Yow
D. T. Lambeth
Thomasville
Walter Kester
Miami
Fis
Frank Beazley
West Virginia
Mr. Beazley
Beulah Goins
Guillford General Hospital
Lester BE. Collier
Jerico
Richmond, Va
Berta Loman
The
Daughters of America
Norlina
Peggy Jo Martin Birthday Honoree At Children's Party
Mrs. R. G. Kearns hosted a Saturday afternoon children party on Smith street for Peggy Jo Martin turning seven. Mrs. Burley Current assisted as guests played lawn games then enjoyed ice cream and cake featuring a seven candle green and lavender cake. Peggy Jo received gifts from Rachel Leonard Vickie Lou Kearns Ruby Bowden Eloise Kearns Wilma Barker Ronald Current Everett Barker Clarence Johnson and R G Kearns Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kearns
Smith Street
Peggy Jo Martin
Kearns
Burley Current
Peggy Jo
Rachel Leonard
Vickie Lou Kearns
Ruby Bowden
Eloise Kearns
Wilma Barker
Ronald Current Everett Barker
Clarence Johnson
R. G. Kearns, Jr
Norman Cordon Concert Closes Reidsville Series
Local residents joined Norman Cordon baritone of the Metropolitan Opera in Reidsville for the final concert of the Cooperative Concert series. Attendees included Edith Moore Kerrod Myrtle Titman J Gurney Briggs Hoke Bullard and Carl G Cronatedt. Cordon, a native North Carolinian born in Washington NC, is recognized as a leading baritone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cordon
Metropolitan Opera Company
Reidsville
Edith Moore Kerrod
Myrtle Titman
J. Gurney Briggs
Hoke Bullard
Carl G. N. Cronatedt
Mr. Cordon
Washington, N. C
Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Picnic at Municipal Lake
The Alpha Theta Psi sorority alumnae at High Point College held a weiner roast at the municipal lake Monday evening replacing their regular meeting. Attendees included Unity Nash Hazel Welborn Thelma Moss Anne Moss Annie Lee Jarrell Evelyn Seward Virginia Seward Helen Raper Leslie Johnson Ina McAdama and Mesdames Nathan Napier and John Jennings Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
Municipal Lake
Misses Unity Nash
Hazel Welborn
Thelma and
Anne Moss
Annie Lee Jarrell
Evelyn
Virginia Seward
Helen Raper
Leslie Johnson
Ina McAdama
Mesdames Nathan Napier
John Jennings, Jr
Ray Street PTA Sponsors Puppet Show Thursday
Under the Ray Street Parent Teacher Association sponsorship a puppet show will be presented at Ray Street school at one o'clock Thursday afternoon. The show, from the Little Theater Guild of Greensboro a federal art project, is directed by Misa Charlotte Van Noppen. Puppets were made by children at the Art Center in Greensboro with instructor Miss Hilda Ogburn. The movement notes a revival of hand puppets over marionettes with no strings or wires, Punch and Judy cited as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street
Little Theater Guild of Greensboro
Misa Charlotte van Noppen
Art Center
Greensboro
Hilda Ogburn
Sandy Ridge Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Sandy Ridge April 26 Mr and Mrs H Ward celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home Sunday. A long table with tempting foods drew over five hundred callers. He is 78 she 71 with seven living children and twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Ridge
H. Ward
High Point
Lester Ward
Liberty
Wall
8. R
R. W. Ward
Church Social and Auxiliary Meetings Report Local Activism
Ward Street Methodist women held a regular meeting with Circle four in charge on rural communities. The First Methodist Protestant auxiliary met at Mrs. Humphreys home with Circle one hosting and guest speaker Mrs. Lillie Green. Additional notices include Stephens Bible class, Willing Workers at Lebanon FP Church, and a Wednesday luncheon at Main Street MB church to fund the basement serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
Missionary Society of
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Lillie Green
J. H. Allred
L. W. Gerringer
Greensboro
J. H. Walker
P. KB. Lindley
N. P. Yarborough
J. M. Millikan
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
W. 8. O'Neal
Maple Street
Evelyn Gray
CC. L. Steidley
Main ST
M. EB
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Swing Club Holds Biweekly Business Meeting
The Swing club met last evening at Gibson clubrooms on North Main. Miss Lillian Weisner presided as president. The program was postponed and the program committee outlined six months of events led by Misses Frances Moon Leona Moore and Ben Harriss. The next lecture series opens June 6 with Dr M L Slate on Hygiene. Miss Leona Moore hosted the gathering and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Gibson
Leona Moore
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Your Questions in The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send questions to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Her column will address problems and provide answers in forthcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Letter From a Teenager
A teenage girl, living at home with working parents and siblings, describes heavy at home duties and lack of personal freedom. She notes family criticism when she goes out and partial control over her purchases. She asks for more personal time and for others to contribute at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Advice to a young breadwinner on family duties
The speaker urges a young man to secure fair board for his mother and to refuse housework beyond his paid labor. He advises telling idle sisters they must manage their own chores, and to focus on his own room and clothing while others in the family help themselves.
Junior Club Women Aid Blind People
Washington April 26 Junior club women of the General Federation of Women's Clubs numbering 70 000 aged 16 to 35 focus on humane aims. They work to provide talking book machines braille books Seeing Eye dogs free clinics craft sales outlets and thousands of dollars yearly to support these causes for sightless individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Domino Club Meet Tonight at Gibson Clubrooms
The regular Domino club meeting is set for this evening at 7 45 with hostess Miss Love Monday at the Gibson clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Gibson
Miss Love
Household chores and work life balance for girls
The text argues for fairness in chores and rest after work. It notes illness or obligation may excuse a girl from extra tasks. It warns against overworking a capable girl and stresses safeguarding health and happiness through adequate rest and mature judgment in choosing friends and recreation without family interference.
Family health and self care guidance
A cautious advisory urges balance in social outings and parties to protect health. It counsels returning home at a reasonable hour and avoiding nagging from siblings while encouraging personal responsibility without pressuring others.
Family rights and firm stance at home urged
A guidance note stresses that girls should remain at home if possible and only leave after family harmony is achieved. It argues for asserting rights within the household to gain a more considerate attitude from siblings.
Duplicate Bridge Club Entertained
The Duplicate Bridge Club held its weekly meeting at the Firewood Country Club last evening with Mr. and Mrs. P Warner as hosts. Pairs competition produced Mrs. C. C. Durland and Mrs. H. I. Coffield scoring 62 percent match points. Second high scorers were Mrs. J. T. Ryan, Sam H. Denny. third were Mrs. W. E. Price and Mrs. Al Hart Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Erywood Country Club
P Warner
C. C. Durland
H. I. Coffield
J. T. Ryan
Sam H. Denny
W. E. Price
al Hart
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Stitute of International Relations
University of North Carolina
Summer Institute of Social Progress
Wellesley
Henry A. White
Moffitt's
North Main ST
Woman's Club
Nancy Cox
Raleigh
Howard G. Etheridge
State Federation
N. P. Holmes
Monthey Avenue
U.S
America
Martha Wast
New York
Ray Street P.T. A
Ed Rankin
Brigadier Club
Alberta
Hamilton Street
Ples
Lebanon
Sheraton
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Watson
Alma Andrews
Dana Nicholas
Red Cross Examiner
Franklin Welch
Elm Street
R. A. Herring
City Health Department
Herbert Hodgin
Elms Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Marjorie
Xyza
Nat Walker
Ade
Dixie
W. I. Anderson and CO
Gaston and Forbis
N. C
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