Engagement Of Miss Brown To Wayne Garner Revealed Today
Miss Catherine Brown of High Point and Wayne C Garner Jr were announced engaged at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Mason B Brown at 1000 North Main Street The event featured white rose arrangements and a garden nosegay card reading Catherine and Wayne The cake disclosed the date September 19 The couple’s backgrounds include Miss Brown a High Point College alumna and former Asheville Teachers College student while Mr Garner is a Gibson Ice Cream employee son of Mr and Mrs W C Garner
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Miss Brown
Wayne Garner
Catherine Brown
Wayne C. Garner, Jr
Mason B. Brown
North Main Street
Catherine and
Wayne
Pat Hall
Leora Hampp
Marion Elliott
Helen Davis
Lois Chidester
Patty Redman
Alice Nesbit
Edith
Mildred Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Dorothy Griffith
Mildred Brown
Mesdames Kelman Gomo
Robert Cook
Talmadge Ellington
Gertrude Kelly
Elizabeth Mayhew
Madeline Mack
Elizabeth Sloop
Lois Barger
Mooresville
Alma Brown
Lenoir
Hasseltine Shipman
Chapelill
Miss Browne
High Point
Pentagon Club
High Point College
Asheville
Local Social Notes Update from Winston-Salem Area
Mrs. Kelman Gomo returns with husband from Washington trip. Miss Jacklyn McMullan, daughter of J. R. McMullan, formerly named. Hospital updates include Miss Sara Marie Neese and Miss Louise Dean both under Burrus Memorial care with varying recoveries. Several visits, moves, and travels noted among local residents and visitors. Birth announced for Sarah Gail Thrower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thrower.
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Kelman Gomo
Washington, D. C
Gomo
Jacklyn McMullan
J. R. MccMullan
Howell Street
Sara Marie Neese
Winston-Salem Route Five
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Edwin Thrower
Sarah Gail
Fowler Street
Sleepy oil driller loses shoes to a cow
Aug. T. Dennison reports Ra Ault an oil driller drifted off during a drive after hours of work. He woke to find both shoes gone, the cow nearby chewing on the footwear, a lighthearted anecdote about sleep more important than footwear.
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Dennison
Aug
Mrs Homer Bivens of Charlotte Is Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Iris Welborn hosted a small informal bridge party at 748 North Main Street to honor Mrs Homer Bivens of Charlotte the former Miss Jennie Lee Welborn. Hostess served an ice course and prizes went to Mrs Roy Strotz and Mrs Glenn Southern with fellow guests in attendance.
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Iris Welborn
North Main Street
Homer Bivens
Charlotte
Jennie Lee Welborn
Roy Strotz
Glenn Southern
Bivens
Mesdames Buren James
Dewitt Cook
Robert Draughn
Paul Reece
Box Party Ice Cream Supper At Archdale M E Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Archdale M E church will hold an eight o'clock box party and ice cream supper tonight at Mrs Wade Bowmans home Archdale weather permitting. The public is invited to attend.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
Archdale
M. E. Church
Wade Bowman
Lebanon
Woman's Auxiliary of
Ward Street Society
Ladies Missionary Society
Ward Street Methodist Church
W. S. Hasty
Ward Street
Cotton Market Outlook Bright in New Orleans Review
The New Orleans cotton exchange hailed government withdrawal from active participation as the season's most encouraging feature. Henry Plauche reported liquidation of the producers pool and lean cotton sales show the government is stepping out of the cotton business. The loan cotton stocks fell to 3,216,506 bales by July 31, with southern mills purchasing 6,587,272 bales and Japan remaining the top foreign buyer at 1,516,000 bales.
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New Orleans
Plauche
South
Southern Mills
Japan
Great Britain
Dear O. X. Warns Against Jealous Suitor in Public Letter
A reader admonishes a jealous correspondent to respect a young woman's friendships and photo choices. The writer urges fair competition, confident self-improvement, and that Miss Marjorie Mansfield should handle questions through The Enterprise office for prompt replies.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Attractive Bridge Party In Kernersville
Mrs. Joe Pennix and Miss Lara Beard hosted a bridge party with six tables. Mrs. Charlie McMichael won high score. Mrs. Fred Vance had the lowest score. Guests included Mesdames Staples Whitaker Morris etc and Misses Crossett Watson Hawkins Cuiston White. An impromptu shower honored Mrs. John Staples. The M E church Missionary Society met with devotionals, a playlet, hymns, and a brief business session followed by a dessert course and cake.
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Kernersville
Joe Pennix
Lara Beard
Charlie McMichael
Fred Vance
J. R. Blackwell
Mesdames
John Staples
Richard Whitaker
Chester Morris
Rufus Smith
Briane Pinnix Maultsby
Merling Fagg
Clarence Stafford
King Grogan
Fredand
Sam Vance
J. M. Roberts
Hilip Korner
George Bellamy
Tom Street
Richard Larkin
Oak Ridge
Charlie McMichael, Jr
Marion Bolich
Winston
Mesdames W
C. Stafford
Hermon Morton
HB. W. Kirk
W. V. Vaughn
J. C. Bodenhamer
Betha Fulp
Cotton Mills Report Positive Outlook With Near Normal Operations
The report notes favorable conditions in the cotton manufacturing sector during the past season after prior uncertainties. It cites the elimination of issues like the AAA and NRA through judicial rulings, enabling mills to operate under more normal conditions and with greater confidence, leading to widespread cotton consumption.
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AAA
Advances On Stock Market Shakeup Rallies Broadly
New York august 7 The stock market gained momentum with broad participation led by vehicles as Chrysler rose about two points and General Motors up around one point. Steels posted fractional gains while foreign exchanges stayed mixed and cotton rallied. Weak Italian loan issues marked the day.
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New York
Chrysler
Motors
General Motors
Total Reclipsea of the Sun Occurs Infrequently
A sun eclipse is said to occur at any one spot on Earth on average every 360 years. The note emphasizes rarity and astronomical timing without detailing locations or dates.
Local Officials Visit Washington and New York
George Jr J D Maultsby O R B Hendrix Jr James Trent Clifton Michael W J Johnson and Douglas Marlow are spending the week touring Washington DC New York City and other points of interest.
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George ~~, Jr
J. D. Maultsby
O. R B. Hendrix, Jr
James Trent
Clifton Michael
W. J. Johnson
Douglas Marlow
Washington, D. C
New York City
Fourteenth Annual Kearns-Wood Reunion At Farmer
The Kearns-Wood reunion met for the 14th time since 1921 on Sunday at Farmer with about 200 in attendance. The New Methodist church hosted the event, Rev. Bennett gave opening prayers, Ray Male Quartet entertained, and Miss Davis of High Point performed impressions. Officers elected for 1937 include President R F Brackin, Vice President Carl Kearns, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Reid Kearns, and Historian Mrs C L Lewis. A watermelon cutting followed the program, with melons donated by Bob Kearns of Troy.
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Kearns-Wood
Farmer
New Methodist Church
Mr. Bennett
Ray
Asheboro
Miss Davis
High Point
C. L. Lewis
William Kearns
Ireland
Second Creek
Randolph County
Kearns
R. F. Brackin
Troy
Carl Kearns
Reid Kearns
Roy Kearns
Alice Kearns
Kate Cochrane
Thomasville
Lee M. Kearns
Arron
T. A. Kearns
Bob” Kearns
Pendleton Will Leaves Estate to Wellesley College
Ellen F Pendleton former Wellesley College president probate in Dedham Mass today left the residue of her estate in trust to Wellesley College after several private bequests The value of the estate was not established at probate
Eskimos Starving Triggers Food Rush in Alaska
Eskimos facing starvation in northern Alaska prompted a rush order for food supplies as reports circulated from Juneau on Aug 7. Government and relief agencies mobilized to assist communities feared to be at risk of famine.
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Juneau
Alaska
Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Better Babies Exposition H
The American Legion Auxiliary Andrew Jackson Post 87 will host a citywide Better Babies Health Exposition with free entry for children aged one month to six years. Registration opens tomorrow at 2 PM at 202 South Main Street. prizes include a silver loving cup for the first registrant and gold prizes for the first set of twins, with many additional awards to follow.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Andrew Jackson Post
A. L. Stevens
South Main Street
Central Friends Church
Rail car loadings rise 2.3 percent in latest week
The Association of American Railroads reports load revenue freight for the week ending last Saturday rose to 7 cars, up 2.3 percent from the prior week. Compared with a year ago, loadings are higher by 134,891 cars, about 22 percent, and versus two weeks ago by 152,254 cars or 25 percent.
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Washington
Association of America Roads
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