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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

6

Miss Covington and Fiance Share Honors in Thomasville

Special to The Enterprise describes a large dinner at the Mills Home grounds in Thomasville honoring Miss Katherine Covington and her fiance James E. Lambeth Jr. with guests including Kathryn Rankin and Wyman Scarborough. Other attendees and post dinner festivities, plus local visits and church auxiliary meeting, are listed.

Miss Covington Thomasville R. D. Covington Mills Home Katharine Covington James E. Lambeth, Jr Kathryn Rankin Mount Gilead Wyman Scarborough Lamberton James E. Lambeth J. A. MacAulay Molly Lambeth Frank Lambeth Furman Covington Ina Chisholm Covington Rankin Mary Lou Moffitt James Parsons High Point Jane Simmons Staunton Gilbert Clark Nell Morris Richmond James Durland Betty Jo Abels

Davis hosts Rook Club at Main Street home

Mrs J E Davis entertained the Tuesday Rook club at her Main Street home in Randleman. Three Boston rook tables filled the living room with flower arrangements and a cake and ice cream service. High score went to Miss Rosabelle Woolen.

W. F. Matthews June Fox N. N. Newlin Ruth Allred Rosabelle Woolen Epsie Woolen Claudia Fox

Final Prenuptial Events Tomorrow For Bridal Pair

Final wedding preparations for Miss Bess Idol and Charlies Cable include a Guilford College tea tomorrow afternoon and a cake cutting after rehearsal at Central Friends church. Hosts Mrs. Jamuel Coble and Mrs. W A Coble will oversee the tea. Mr. and Mrs. John W Clinard Sr will host the cake cutting at their Ardale Drive home after rehearsal at 8 30 p m.

John W. Clinard Ardale Drive Central Friends Church Wesley Memorial Church

Women of the Moose Hold Notable Hall Meeting

The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at Moose Hall with reports from committees. Effie Kalis spoke on Moosehart Almant association activities, noting one new member and sales of alumni seals to fund higher education for Moosehart graduates. Jerry Forward was nominated treasurer amid an executive session of Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of Moose committees.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Effie Kalis Moosehart Almant Association Moosehart Jerry Forward the Women of the Moose and the Loyal Order of Moose

Local people and visitors listed in Balti more society notes

Miss Marietta Bond of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs J A Gawthrop at 1200 Cedrow Avenue and will stay through the month. Mr and Mrs EB Allison and daughter Kathryn from Indiana Pa arrive at 213 Burton Street to visit their son G M Allison. Miss Dorothy Kennedy spends the week at Myrtle Beach attending a house party hosted by Miss Luray Leonard of Tabor City. A H Johnston of 511 Sunset Drive improves after an appendectomy at the US Veterans Hospital in Columbia SC and expects a several week stay. Dr and Mrs J E Pritchard leave for Roanoke Island to attend The Lost Colony and Dr Pritchard will visit Craswell churches. Miss Blanche Burgess returns home on Lindsay Street after visits in Hazelton Pa and New York City. Mrs W G Kirkman returns from Guilford General Hospital after a minor operation and is recuperating at home. Miss Clara Cole Sherrod, 1106 North Main Street, is a patient at Burtus Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy with satisfactory progress.

Betty Hastings Winston- Salem Y. W. C. A. Camp J. A. Morris High Point James E. Lambeth Randolph Street Morris Helen J. Vincent Florida James BE. Lambeth Woman's Auxiliary Main Street M.E. Church J. E. Lambeth Marietta Bond Baltimore, Md J. A. Gawthrop Cedrow Avenue EB. Allison Kathryn Allison Indiana, Pa G. M. Allison Dorothy Kennedy Myrtle Beach St. C Luray Leonard Tabor City A. H. Johnston United States Veterans’ Hospital Columbia S. C J. E. Pritchard Roanoke Island Blanche Burgess Lindsay Street Hazelton New York City H. C. Horrox Hunter J. Burgess Clara Cole Sherrod North Main Street Burtus Memorial Hospital

Byerly Loftin Nuptials Announced In Denton

Mr and Mrs L H Byerly announce the marriage of their daughter Bessie Loftin of Denton to a groom named Loftin on Saturday at Chesterfield. The couple reside with the bride's parents on the Thomasville road.

L. H. Byerly Bessie Loftin Denton Chesterfield Thomasville Road

Altrusa Board Hosts Picnic Supper at Mrs Ballard’s Home

Mrs Mary Ballard hosted the Altrusa executive board at 316 Howell Street for an August meeting. A garden picnic supper preceded the session led by President Miss Lucile Johnston. Board members present were Mrs Marie Caddell Edna Blake Julia Ryan Miss Johnston and Mrs Ballard with visitor Mrs Louise Wreno.

Mary Ballard Altrusa Club Howell Street Lucile Johnston Chamber of Commerce Marie Caddell Edna Blake Julia Ryan Ballard Louise Wreno

Community Prayer Service Called for Tomorrow Evening

The Community Prayer Service will be held tomorrow at 7 30 P M at the home of Mrs M J Lee 1003 Lindsay street according to an announcement this morning. The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial M P church plans an ice cream supper Friday on the lawn of Mrs Clarence Bowers 611 Chestnut street proceeds go to the church building fund and class work. The Rainbow class Lebanon M P church will meet Friday as a picnic at an undisclosed location meeting at the church 6 30 with guests invited and a white elephant sale as a feature.

M. J. Lee Lindsay Street Rankin Memorial Philathea Clase Rankin Memorial M. P Clarence Bowers Chestnut Street Kathleen Embiler Rainbow Class of Lebanon

Miss Gibson and Miss Bolling Return From Camp

Miss Iris Rose Gibson and Miss Helen Bolling return to their homes after eight weeks as counselors at Camp Betty Hastings Winston Salem YWCA. Gibson assisted waterfront director and Bolling led land sports. They attended a farewell dinner for camp director Miss Ruth Lynn Fraser of New York.

Iris Rose Gibson Helen Bolling Betty Hastings Winston, Salem Y. W. C. A Miss Gibson Miss Bolling Ruth Lynn Fraser New York China Hutchins Hall

Finals at Guilford College Open With Shaffer Address

Guilford College hosts summer school opening tonight with Leslie D. Shaffer executive secretary of the Friends Friendship Council delivering the address. The 241st annual meeting of the Society of Friends will participate in the exercises at the Guilford campus in August.

Guilford College Leslie D. Shaffer Friends Friendship Council Society of Friends

Marmola Diet Tablet Ad Claims Easy Fat Loss

An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets for slimming the face and figure by taking four tablets daily with sensible eating. It claims over twenty million boxes sold, notes not a cure all, and targets healthy individuals with fat due to hypothyroidism while advising medical consultation and dosage per directions.

Miss Lois Lambeth Hosts Bridal Shower for Mrs. Carl Black

Miss Lois Lambeth honored Mrs. Carl Black at a Unity Street gathering Tuesday night celebrating her marriage to Iris. Flowers, Bingo, and contests provided entertainment for 35 guests with gifts and refreshments from the hostess and her helpers.

Lois Lambeth Mrs Carl Black Unity Street Iris In Raeford Black

Magdalene Rebekahs to Install Officers Friday

At the Magdalene Rebekah lodge regular meeting officers recently elected will be installed and begin a six month term. Named are Mrs. Margaret Hayworth noble grand Mrs. L. V. Carter vice grand Miss Emma Calhoun recording secretary Miss Dessie Gregory financial secretary and Mrs. Berta Loman treasurer.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Margaret Hayworth Noble Grand L. V. Carter Emma Calhoun Dessie Gregory Berta Loman

Damsels' Clique to Meet at Miss Dorothy McCall's Home

The Damsels' Clique will be entertained at its regular meeting this evening at the home of Miss Dorothy McCall on Colonial Drive. The hour for the meeting will be 7 30 o'clock.

Damsels’ Clique Dorothy McCall Colonial Drive

Garden expert Montague Free to address Southern Vacation confab

Montague Free, director of the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and vice president of the American Neck Garden Society, will speak at the final session of the third annual Southern Vacation Conference on Gardening in Blue Ridge on August 1-7.

Montague Free Brooklyn Botanical Gardens American Neck Garden Society Blue Ridge

Local Social News From Haw River and Burlington

Mrs. Kate Heatwole and family visited Miss Nora Hughes on Tuesday. Miss Hilda McSnyder spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ernest Dah at Burlington. Roselle Smith returned Sunday after a week with Miss Nita Garrett in Sylva. Miss Mary Swaim came home Sunday after a two week stay.

Kate Heatwole Sheldon Hughes Heatwole Buddy R. A. Hughes Haw River Nora Hughes Hilda McSnyder Ernest Dah Burlington Mise Roselle Smith Nita Garrett Sylva Mary Swaim

Local Visitors Share Weekend Updates Across Town

Mr and Mrs Kelly Pous and children of Greensboro visited Greensbor and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hilliard Miss Charlotte Hawkes of His Point stays this week with her aunt Mrs Ernest Talley Mr and Mrs J W Gillial of Dobson visit with sister Mrs John Hut Herbert Cole of Greensboro stays this week with aunts Miss Rosa Belle Epaie Woolen Mrs Belle Smith spent a week with relatives at Climax Mrs Walter Gray confined to bed with heart trouble friends regret news Mrs Weaver Lineberry returns home after weeks in Atlanta Georgia

Lenoir Kapsvil Kelly Pous Greensbor Kenneth Hilliard Charlotte Hawkes Point Ernest Talley J. W. Gillial Dobson John Hut Herbert Cole Climax Walter Gray Weaver Lineberry Atlanta, Ga

Discovery of new alloys cuts car weight for modern makers

A century of alloy advances has allowed automakers to build lighter vehicles. Modern cars now weigh far less than 1919 designs, thanks to new metals and stronger alloys developed over the last 25 years.

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