Girl Scout Day Camp Shows Success and Returns Next Week
The two day Girl Scout Day Camp drew about 45 girls this week with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday. Registration for next week’s camp runs 9 to 12 on Monday and Wednesday at the Girl Scout headquarters. The camp moves to the Park annex for next week with folk dancing nature study crafts and day work on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Nicholas
Nummer
Park Annex
Blair Park
C. T. Parker
Margaret Briggs
Alma Andrews
Edith Moore Sherrod
Paulette Lindsay
Betsey Perry Yow
Mrs Joe Kirkmas Ill at Home on Prospect Street
Friends note Mrs. Joe Kirkmas remains very ill and confined to bed at her home, 514 Prospect street, for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kirkmas
Prospect Street
Abbott's Creek Philathea Class Meets In August
The Philathea class of Abbott's Creek Sunday school held its August meeting with six members and two visitors. Mrs. Frank Spurgeon hosted on a Wednesday evening. Mrs. Robert Palmer led the devotional and Mrs. T. W. Bray offered prayer. Games and contests followed with winners Mrs. Fletcher Clinard and Mrs. Perry Hayworth. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's Creek
Abbott’s Creek
Frank Spurgeon
Robert Palmer
T. W. Bray
Fletcher Clinard
Perry Hayworth
Residents share travels and hospital news in local notices
Mr and Mrs N P Yarborough and twin daughters Martha Ann and Mary Naomi return home after a two week vacation visiting Salis bury College Park Md and Washington Dc. Mrs C F Wilson begins treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital reports show condition improving but not serious. Miss Ruth Williamson guest at Mrs E C Brandon Jr in Thomeesville for a bridge party honoring Lois Black bride elect. Mary Catherine Bradshaw of Graham visiting Mrs T W Winslow. D M Pollock recovering from car crash in Sebring Fla hospital. Mary Perry Pollock called back to Florida. Miss Sarah Scruggs resting at Burrus Memorial after a fall at the local baseball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Yarborough
Martha Ann
Mary Naomi
Salisbury
College Park
Washington, D. C
R. L. Hicks
Imogene
Anna Lee Hicks
Kannapolis
8. E. Williamson
Ruth Williameson
Thomeesville
Mary Catherine Bradshaw
Graham
Tf. W. Winslow
Steele Street
D. M. Pollock
Port Myers
Fla
At &E Hospital
Sebring
Mary Perry Pollock
Florida
Sarah Scruggs
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lois Black
Ruth Williamson
High Point
B. C. Brandon, Jr
Miss Black
Sylvia Saunders
Frances
Plyler to Address Kearns-Wood Reunion at Trinity School
Durham physician Dr. M T Plyler will speak at the Kearns and Wood family reunion Sunday August 7 at Trinity High School An all day program includes music by the Asheboro Kearns brothers quartet a recitation by Ann Wood High Point a violin number by Elizabeth Ellis Salisbury with Fielding Kearns High Point a memorial service led by Bruce Craven Trinity vocal selections by Bruce Steed Trinity and Thurlone Kearns Jr of High Point and reminiscences by Mrs L P Byrd Mount Gilead Tom Kearns Thomasville is president of the group General arrangements are by George T Wood Jr T Kearns and Dr George T Wood all of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Plyler
Durham
Kearns and Wood
Trinity High
Eizabeth Ellis
Salisbury
Fielding Kearns
High Point
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Bruce Steed
Frances Lewis
Thurlone Kearns, Jr
L. P. Byrd
Mount Gilead
Tom Kearns
Thomasville
Birth of daughter Barbara Ann Greece announced
Mr and Mrs Norwood T Greece announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Ann on Tuesday August 2 at Burrus Memorial hospital Mrs Greece before marriage was Miss Mary Farlowe of Randleman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood T. Greece
Barbara Ann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Grece
Marriege
Mary Farlowe
Randleman
Slimming Fall Frock Pattern 8388 From Marian Martin
The High Point Enterprise advertises Pattern 8388 for an Early Fall dress with slimming center panel and versatile sleeve options. Includes Diagrammed Sew Chart and pattern 9838 in prices of 15 cents each, book 25 cents, place 282 W. 18th Street New York NY for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Beautiful Child Contest Attracts Wide Interest
The Beautiful Child Contest by the Business and Professional Women's Club of High Point draws broad interest with entries from Winston-Salem and Thomasville. Open to High Point area children, entrants submit photographs for 25 awards and a Lefber Freedenthal portrait grand prize. Registration is free at downtown drugstores or at 810 South Main Street with photos due by August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of
High Point
F. EB. Sigman
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Asheville
New York
Better Baby Conference
South Main Street
Bridge Parties Honor Mrs Rapp and Miss Black in Thomasville
Thomasville social notes report Mrs Walter Rapp hosting a Thursday bridge gathering at Park Avenue with three tables of contract bridge and prizes for top scorers. Miss Katharine Covington and Miss Dorothy Moore were honored guests. A separate event hosted by Miss Ruth Williamson celebrated Miss Lois Black with two bridge tables and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rapp
Thomasville Bridge
Cralle
Miss Black
Thomasville
Aug
Thursday
Park Avenue
Carson Cox
G. W. Lyles
Cox
W. G. Smith
Walter Newby
W. FF. Tomlinson
J. W. Hawthorne
Robert Rapp
Charles Phillips
Katherine Covington
Dorothy Moore
Mamie Harris
James EB. Lambeth
Hoovers and guests visit Wilmington for weekend
Mr and Mrs Ray Hoover leave Thursday for Wilmington to spend the week end as guests of Mr and Mrs J Algi er and Mr and Mrs B B C Jernigan. Children arrive Wednesday to visit Mrs F D Jones on West Main Street for remainder of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hoover
Wilmington
J. Algier
B&b. C. Jernigan
Asheboro Bride Honored At Shower And Party
MrsRuby Holder of Troy formerly Miss Helen Bulla of Asheboro was honored at a party and shower hosted by Miss Cleon Holder and Miss Katherine White at Sunset Avenue Asheboro. Guests wrote advice for the bride and a guessing contest awarded prizes while gifts overflowed in a large basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ruby Holder
Troy
Helen Bulla
Cleon Holder
Katherine White
Miss Holder
Sunset Avenue
Lucille Cox
Lester Rich
Faith Brewer
Ruth McDaniel
Holder
Paul Craven
Bill Cloninger, Jr
Eugenia Tysor
Hosterees
Mesdames
Clarence York
Charles Stutta
Irene Owens
Imogene Kearns
Dot Crawford
Ruth McDaniels
Jewel Woodley
Margaret Honeycutt
Bertha Ingram
Bee” Lowdermilk
Margaret Alexander
Martha Mendenhall
Presbyterians Hold Watermelon Social On Church Lawn
A large Presbyterian gathering Tuesday evening on the church lawn, organized by the Woman's Auxiliary, distributed melons donated by John McDowell. After the feast, Arthur Ross Jr. showed moving pictures from his California trip to attend the Rotary International convention, introduced by T Lynwood Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
John McDowell
Arthur Ross, Jr
California
Rotary International
Mr. Ross
T. Lynwood Smith
Social Service Opportunities Discussed by Church Circles
The two church circles met Monday afternoon to study the subject Social Service Opportunities as Revealed by the Press. Circle one gathered at Miss May McAlister's North Street home with Mrs. Curry Loflin Mrs. D. L. Smith and Mrs. L. E. B. Whitfeld on the program. Circle two met with Mrs. J. A. Fewell leading assisted by Mrs. L. L. Whitaker and Mrs. Russell Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W. M. U
Woman's Missionary Union Circle of
Highland Church
Ada Sykes
Young Street
Daisy Shaw
Circle One
May McAlister
North Street
Curry Loflin
D. L. Smith
L. EB. Whitfeld
Circle Two
J. A. Fewell
L. L. Whitaker
Russell Parks
A Rayner Kearns Feted On 89th Birthday
A. Rayner Kearns was honored on his 89th birthday at home on Willowbrook street. Host couple Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kearns hosted relatives and friends, sharing honors with his granddaughter Mrs Paul R. Spencer who also marked her birthday. A garden party setting featured dahlias and a supper followed by music from the Sedmont quartet and pianist Miss Estelle Burton. Relatives totaled 78, including seven living children and several in-laws, with many gifts reported. The honoree received warm congratulations from guests, including pastors and out-of-town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rayner Kearns
A. G. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Mr. Kearns
Paul R. Spencer
L. R. Spencer
Jess
Sedmont Quartet
W. F. Burton
M. Ernest Welch
Oscar J. Marley
Carl Barefoot
Estelle Burton
Kearns
Frank Andrews
Mt. Gilead
Moensrs
A. G
Roy
L. W
EB. F. Kearns
M. M. Kearns
High Point
Hattie Fuller
Thomasville
Ernest Ferguson
Atlanta
Lucy Fuller
Penn W. Fuller
Walter Fuller
Wade Smith
Glenn Ward
Robert Kearns
Car Barefoot
Greensboro
N. C. Williams
South Main Street Methodist Church
Williams
Harley and
Lester
Ill wind helps Orb Dykes gain court house job
Greener Pastures Falls City Nebraska reports Orb Dykes, jailed for a minor offense, mowed the courthouse lawn while in custody. His work pleased county officials, and after release he was named assistant custodian at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Orb Dykes
Introduction To Water Safety And Respect From The Ocean
An editor note from the American Red Cross urges proper introduction to water to avoid drowning. The piece warns water can be deadly if challenged and emphasizes learning to relax and follow rules to swim safely. It stresses beginners should be taught to respect waves and avoid fights with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oach
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Double Vance Pink
Maxwell House
Clapp’s
Rio
C. F. Wilson
Johnson Street
Peggy Mendenhall
Melvin Heyes
Woodrow Avenue
Jean Rainey Hunt
Ruth Gillingsies
Westminster
Carrie Brame
Warren County
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Kearns-Wood Clan
Trinity School
Claiborne Pennington
Carolina
Maury Cralle
Long Island
Prank Murr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Mrs. Cralle
W. E B. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
G. T Alexander
Paul Hassler
Vann &Tringfield
C. F. Gideon
O. R. Hodgin
Cynthia Brewer
Mendenhall
Rufus Routh
Book Club
Salisbury Street
M. I. Ellis
Gabriel Sabbagh
Sabbagh
Gordon Kennedy
Ermon Trogdon
Myrtle Breach
Dineler
Spencer
China Creamers
Bouttomiers
Loths
Red Cross
American Red Cross
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