Gibson Family Luncheon Celebrates Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A Lee Gibson hosted a Sunday family luncheon at 408 East Washington Street with about 25 guests. Attending were Bryant Dunlap of Clinton and Iris Rose Gibson who will graduate this spring, gifts were exchanged for anniversaries and birthdays, and Greensboro friends joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Gibson
East Ashington Street
Bryant O. Dunlap
Clinton
Gibson
Isaac H. Niap
Gib
Dunlap
Bryant Dunlap
Isaac Dunlap
Irise Rose Gibson
Greensboro
Bryant C. Dunlap
Mr. Gibson
Washington Street
Lovely Afternoon Tea at Lindale Farm Celebrated Guests
Mrs and Mr C Williard entertained yesterday at Lindale Farm with an outdoor tea amid dogwood blossoms. About 200 guests from the city schools and families attended from four to six o’clock. Dr and Mrs G I Humphries and others helped receive while refreshments were served by Mrs Humphres and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale Farm
R. F. Johnson
Henry Foscue
Clyde i Farley
Roscoe Peters
Hutchin
Royster Thurman
Mabel Cantell
Gloria Ilderton
Peggy Teague
Mary Ann Coe
Ruth Williard
Kinney Celebrates Harold Kinney Birthday
L H Kinney hosted a birthday party Saturday at her home for her son Harold who turned three. Thirteen guests joined in games and ice cream and received small baskets as favors. Guests included Mary and Betty McEver, June and Chauncey Lambeth, Co Hayworth, Dorothy Kim, Nancy Lou Lambeth, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kinney
Harold
Mary
Betty McEver
June
Chauncey Lambeth
Co Hayworth
Dorothy Kim
Nancy Lou Lambeth
Local Notables Listed in Community Notice
Man and Protus Wood, James Ledwell, Susie and Billy Ray Farlowe are named in a local public notice announcing community event details and involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Protus Wood
James Ledwell
Susie
Billy Ray Farlowe
Live Y'ers Plan Supper Meeting At Millis Farm
The Live Y'ers hold a supper meeting Thursday night at the Millis Farm on the Greensboro road. Members should assemble at the Y cottage at 6 16 with transport to the farm provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis Farm
Thurs
Millis
Greensboro Road
Book Club Delays Meeting To Next Week
The Wednesday Book Club will not meet this Wednesday as announced. The meeting is rescheduled for next week with Mrs. H. P. Hardin and Mrs. 8S. C. Clark hosting a luncheon formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Clark
H. P. Hardin
8S. C. Clark
Business and Professional Girls Plan Tuesday Meeting
Misses Sadie Doss and Blanche Beasley lead the program for the Business and Professional Girls club meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Y W C A Hut. All club members are urged to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Doss
Blanche Beasley
Business
Mrs Terry Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs L R Terry will entertain the Entre Nous club Thursday at eleven oclock at her North Main Street home. The gathering will start withBridge and the playing of rock followed by luncheon. Members are asked to note the change in hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Martha Blair
South Main Street
YY. W. Cc
Pickett Library
Education Committee
Circle Two
Wesley Memorial Church
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
Montlieu Avenue
Duke Gardens
J. A. Morrison Brentley
L. R. Terry
Entre Nous Club
Millis
Greensboro Road
Harry Brockmann
Priscilla Club
Fairview Drive
Philomathean
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Gilbert Clark
Raymond Taylor
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Police Seek Four Girls Reported To Have Left Homes
Police search for four girls who disappeared after leaving their homes yesterday. Molene McNeal aged 17 of 1808 Tryon street Margarite Hill 17 of 207 Vail street Daisy Wood 17 of 209 Vail street and Marie Byrd 16 of 209 Vail street are unnamed in a local alert and have not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molene McNeal
Tryon Street
Marguerite Hill
Vail Street
Daisy Wood
Marie Byrd
Cleaning a Vacuum Bottle with Permanganate Crystals
A vacuum bottle can be deodorized by adding one or two crystals of potassium permanganate then washing it out. This simple method neutralizes food odors effectively using basic chemistry.
Mr and Mrs Terry Return From New York City
Mr and Mrs R B Terry returned yesterday to their Roland Park home after a week in New York City where Mr Terry attended the Associated Press meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
New York City
Mr. Terry
Associated Press
Mrs. Herman Smith
Social calendar of clubs and meetings weekly schedule
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at Mrs. J D Brame home with Mrs T W Albertson assisting. Garden clubs, YWCA groups and other local clubs hold meetings across town from Monday to Friday with lectures, teas, dinners, and group visits planned at various homes and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
T. W. Albertson
A. T. Wishart
Church Social Meeting Date Changes May 4
The Woman's Auxiliary of Central Friends church will meet Monday May 4 instead of today April 27 due to an information error. Auxiliary members should note the new date. The Willing Workers class of Glenola Baptist held its monthly meeting at Glenola with 13 members and one guest. A devotional, poem, story, and song were shared, followed by gifts and refreshments. Calvary Philathea Class to Meet Tuesday The Philathea class of Calvary M E B church will meet with Mrs A H Holton in Emerywood tomorrow at 7 30 p m All class members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Glenola Baptist Church
Beulah White
Glenola
Viola Fulwood
Anna May Coltrane
Calvary Philathea
Calvary M. EB. Church
A. H. Holton
Emerywood
Ee Cae
Springfield Friends Church
Nina Cook
Lexington Avenue
J. E. Millikan
Cook
Saint Mary's Guild
Woman's Guild of
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
George Robb
Rotary Drive
Brady Held For Larceny In Drug Store Break-in
Tommy Joe Brady of Potts Street is jailed on a larceny charge for allegedly entering the C A Ring Drug Store at 1561 English Street several days ago. Bond was set at 500 dollars as police pursue links to other recent breakings. Arraigned before Judge Lewis E F Teague, he was ordered held for superior court with a 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Joe Brady
Potts Street
C. A. Ring
English Street
Lewis EF. Teague
Faithful Pekingese Aids Kansas City Driver Sullard
In Dallas a Pekingese named Faithful Friend stayed by BE A Sullard after a crash, resisting others until an ambulance arrived. The dog rode to the hospital and waited in the operating room until Sullard received treatment for severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
BE. A. Sullard
Kansas City
Sullard
Dear Miss Mansfield Why am I unpopular with the girls
A young man asks how to win girls in a periodical advice column. The response suggests accepting that not all girls will like him and advises finding a few congenial friends, matching outings to a girl's temperament, and giving sincere flattering remarks rather than empty blarney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
M. IL. C
Gayety
How to Win a Girl’s Favor Through Kindness and Courtesy
The passage advises understanding a girl's likes such as vanilla or chocolate ice cream and staying friendly and sincere. It urges avoiding harsh judgments, welcoming all, and focusing on others comfort and preferences rather than self interest.
Remembering Worthwhile Friends As The Path To Affection
The guidance emphasizes that genuine character and being a good friend lead to lasting bonds. Value in friendship earns interest from others and eventually connections form with worthwhile people who appreciate true qualities.
Miss Mansfield Answers Questions For The Enterprise
All questions are directed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Inquiries will be answered promptly and handled by the newspaper staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Randleman High School Club Holds Annual Picnic
Miss Lula Younta ninth A students enjoy a weiner roast at Camp Nawakwa two miles east of town on Polecat Creek. Chaperones include Mrs. N H Carpenter Miss Lula Yount and Miss Nita Garrett. Hi Y delegates plus Guilford college speaker Dr A D Brittle spearhead yearend events and new officers are chosen for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Garrett
Greensboro Y. M. C. A
Claud Pickett
Eugene Wise
Marvin Owens
Addison Council
Lee Vernon Kirkman
Sunday School Group Plans Summer Program at church
The High Point Sunday School Recreation association will meet at First Baptist Church Tuesday night at 7 30 oclock instead of tonight. Edgard Hartley Y M C A secretary announced the gathering to organize a summer activity program with representatives from various churches participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Sunday School Recreation Association
First Baptist Church
Edgard Hartley
Local Notices of Visit and Family News
Bill Vander Veer of Washington DC returned home Saturday after a week with Hal Bell. J. D. Kirkman of High Point was called to the home here for the death of his father Charlie L. Kirkman. Miss Marjorie Edwards returned to Greensboro after a week here. George York of route 2 underwent an operation Tuesday and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randlman
Greensboro
Randleman
Hal Bell
Addison Council
Paul Jarrett
Tom Covington
C. B. Wise
Harry Hutcheson
Charles Dobson
Bill Vander Veer
Flemming Bell
H. H. Hamilton
West Market Street
Carl Rook
Hi Y
A. C. Hall
A. D. Brittle
Washington, D. C
J. D. Kirkman
High Point
Charlie L. Kirkman
Marjorie Edwards
George *York
Allene Schroder Initiated Into Delta Kappa Gamma
Mrs Allene Schroder of High Point was initiated into Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha chapter Greensboro and Beta Raleigh at O Henry hotel Greensboro April 18 led by national president Miss Norma Smith and state president Miss Nora Beast with several founders in attendance. The ceremony included officers and members from Alpha chapter with Miss Ruth Fitzgerald of Women’s College presenting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma Honor Society
Greensboro
Raleigh
Ruth Fitzgerald
Woman’s College
O. Henry
Norma Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Nora Beast
Chapel Hill
Etta R. Spier
Marie B. Denneen
Allene Schroder
High Point
Ruth Gunter
Miriam MacFayden
Fannie Starr Mitchell
Florence Pannill
Betty Aiken Land
Elizabeth Melver Weatherspoon
Mary Fitzgerald
Grace van Dyke More
Schroder
Elm Street
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ray Street PTA Wins Blue Ribbon For Subscriptions
The Ray Street School Parent-Teacher Association led North Carolina with 66 subscriptions to the National Parent-Teacher Magazine and earned the Blue Ribbon Honor Scroll at the state convention in Charlotte.Mrs. C. C. Layton chaired the magazine effort. A. B. Halmes received a $15 award for statewide efforts. Northwestern District won cups for subscriptions and growth. A total state membership reached 57,519. auxiliary meetings follow in Springfield and Saint Mary’s Guild plans Monday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charlotte
C. C. Layton
Bay Street Association
North Carolina
A. B. Halmes
Fairmont
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Local People News Briefs on Illness and Visits
Friends report improvements for Mrs. T F Baker at Asheboro road home and Mrs. Moyer Mendenhall is set to return to Lexington avenue from City Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Dunlap hosted weekend visits. Mrs R L Green remains ill on Best street. Wake Forest student Jack Hunt underwent an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Homer T Hudson tours Virginia gardens with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Baker
Asheboro Road
R. L. Green
Best Street
Jack Hunt
W. L. Hunt
Fourth Street
Wake Forest College
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Homer T. Hudson
Virginia Gardens
City
Randleman High Bids Farewell to Star Athletes
Randleman High School mourns the graduation of top athletes in April 77. Girls basketball sees Mary Davis Dixie Helms Jessie Lassiter and White depart after standout careers. Boys basketball and baseball lose Hal Paul Jarrett Eugene, cited as elite graduates by coaches and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andleman
Randleman High School
Mary Davis
Dixie Helms
Jessie Lassiter
White
Davis
Hal Paul Jarrett
Eugene
Chicago Butter Market Report From April 27
Chicago producers reported mixed butter prices with 14 007 pounds traded and weak specials at 93 score. Round figures show 28 28 tras 92 and 27% 27% for extra fir1) 27 27% and firsts 26% 26% with standardized carrots at 27%. A total of 30 747 pounds remained firm with care and fresh firsts local at 20% and 21% for storage extras and storage firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Marjorie
Mansfield
Randleman School Group
Guilford College
Ed Langston
Fanny
Pat
Ray Street Ass'n
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