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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1936

Page

10

Fifty Register In Better Babies Festival Here On First Afternoon

Over fifty babies registered on the first afternoon of the American Legion Auxiliary Better Babies Festival despite bad weather. Ronald Steele won the first silver loving cup, with Vola Ann Smith and Rose Marie Weinberry earning the next gold awards. Registration continues next week with no fee and health scoring for all entrants.

American Legion Auxiliary Ronald Steele J. C. Steele Worth Avenue Vola Ann Smith G. A. Smith West Green Street Rose Marie Wienberry South Main Street N. S. Stirewall Legion Auxiliary

Church Social Welch Memorial Group Meeting Notes

News brief lists multiple church Auxiliary activities across Welch Memorial Main Street and Archdale M E churches. It covers meetings, dates, leaders, attendees, and changes due to weather, plus obituaries of E Keifer Hedrick and address for the home of Mrs. W. L. Tabb.

Bride and Recent Bride Honored at Pleasant Party

Miss Ruth Hamlin bride of Saturday and Mrs. J. D. Howard formerly Miss Louise Creech were celebrated at a party hosted by Mrs. Donald McAdams, sister of Miss Hamlin, at Grace Hamlin Murdock’s Montlieu Avenue home. Garden flowers, games, and contests delighted about twenty five guests. Winners were Miss Hamlin and Mrs. Pete Clifton. A large surprise package shower followed, and refreshments were served.

Ruth Hamlin J. D. Howard Louise Creech Donald McAdams Miss Hamlin Grace Hamlin Murdock Montlieu Avenue Pete Clifton Lara

Coterien Club Gauges Week End Party Plans

A called meeting of the Coterien club is set for Monday at eight in the Coterien clubhouse Archdale. Full attendance is urged as members discuss plans for a forthcoming week end party.

Coterien Club Coterien Archdale

O. E. S. To Meet Tuesday Evening

The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street.

High Point Order of the Fastern Star Masonic Temple North Main Street

Junior Service League to Meet Tuesday at Emerywood Country Club

The August meeting of the Junior Service League is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Emerywood Country Club.

Junior Service League Emerywood Country Club

Truesdale-Hobbs Wedding Announced in Raleigh

Asheboro couple Grace Beveridge Hobbs and William Thomas Truesdale plan marriage on August 8 in Raleigh. Truesdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Truesdale of Wainesville, works at Keystone mines. Hobbs formerly secretarial staffer in Asheboro. couple to reside there after a short wedding trip.

Asheboro Victor Hobbs Grace Beveridge William Thomas Truesdale Raleigh Mr. Truesdale R. S. Truesdale Wainesville N. C Keystone Gold Mines Miss Hobbs

Ruth Hamlin and Taylor Kennerly Wed in High Point Ceremony

Mrs Grace Hamlin Murdock announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Hamlin to Taylor R Kennerly of Mt Ulla in a Saturday ceremony at the bride’s home on Montlieu avenue High Point. Rev Wilbur W Hutchins officiated.

Taylor R. Kennerly Ruth Hamlin Grace Hamlin Murdock Montlieu Avenue Mt. Ula High Point Wilbur W. Hutchins Durham Fielding Kearns Cody Hipps Rudolph Friml Mr. Kearns Wagner Carrie Jacobs-Bond Mendelesohn Olin Davis Reitzel Pitts Donald McAdams Arthur Ridge Charles A. Hamlin High Point High School Mr. Kennerly E. R. Kennerly Mt. Ulla University of North Carolina 8. H. Kress Company

Vickers Kilby Vows Announced In Martinsville Nuptials

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Katherine Marie Kilby and Alexander Floyd Vickers, held in Martinsville on Sunday August 2 1936. The ceremony was conducted by Dr J P McCabe at First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmore Kilby, has lived in the city for three years. The groom, son of Mrs Nettie Vickers, works at American Bakery. They will reside at 418 East Russell Street.

Katherine Marie Kilby Alexander Floyd Vickers Martinsville J. P. McCabe First Baptist Church Vickers Elmore Kilby North Wilkesboro Mr. Vickers Nettie Vickers Gastonia American Bakery Company East Russell Street

Altrusa Club To Meet On Tuesday

The Altrusa club will hold its regular dinner meeting in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel Tuesday evening at 6 30. All members are asked to be in attendance. Miss Frances Gueth has returned to her home on Montheuwe avenue after a six weeks trip visiting Pittsburgh Pa and spent a month with Miss Julia Coe at Myrtle Beach S C.

Rankin Memorial M. ER Christian Endeavor Society Rankin Memorial M. P D. A. Weaver Wesley Memorial Aux Woman's Missionary Auxiliary Wesley Memorial M. E. Church W. C. Idol Hillcrest Drive Methodist Junaluska Wesley Memorial Church Conference For Christian Workers Lake Junaluska H. W. McCain Howard Welborn E. Wiley, Jr Evelyn Sharp Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Frances Gueth Montheu Avenue Pittsburgh Julia Coe Mytrie Beach 8. C

Local residents and visitors return from travels and trips

Mr and Mrs Gratton Foy and R C Boyce arrive home after a month in Europe aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg. Miss Norma Paige returns from Lumberton to her home. Bertrand Yazel backs from Washington with his mother Mrs Cora Yazel. Verona Yazel joins for a week. Miss Myrtle Poore visits Mount Airy and Carolina Beach. Lois Welborn, city treasurer, spends weekend in Washington. Tom Kearns return from Myrtle Beach. Mrs W R Malpass and companions head for a western trip via Dallas Grand Canyon and Salt Lake. Helen Marshall leaves for New York for Elizabeth Arden school. Jesse Jolly heads to Okolona to visit his parents. Mrs J T Curlee recovers from illness. Ruby Curlee and Lois Hedrick at Carolina Beach. Mrs R E Ranson attends Columbia University in New York. returns Aug 19. Mrs Eli Courle and Mazie Jones with W H Jones visit Archdale. Waldo Atkins and Charles Dickens visit Gerringers in Ossipee. James Earl Ammons, 1102 Council, recovering from tonsil operation. Dorothy Forward and Earle Forward Jr depart for Washington and Hagerstown. Alec Bailey and Philadelphia relatives visit in Archdale Parkway. Welch Harriss, North Cape cruise participant, to arrive after Paris. Dc A Jones travels from Chicago to visit Carrickmoors. Doris Pope and Helen Paschal depart for Virginia.

Flapper Fanny Bates Virginia Beach Coastal Visit Travel Notes

Flapper Fanny says in Virginia Beach and many locals plan ten day stays. Grace and Ruth Wood depart for a week visiting Norfolk Ocean View and Virginia Beach with Mrs. Paul Saffit and Mrs. Harold Sprinkle of Salisbury. Guests at 238 Montheuw Avenue include Professor J. R. Conner of Jacksboro Tennessee and Mrs. Arah C. Nichols of Knoxville, siblings of Mrs. Wood. Ruth Daniels has recovered at Burrus Memorial hospital and returns home on Prospect Street. Mrs. H. O. Sechrest, recently ill on South Main Street Extension, is improving. Mrs. E. W. Welborn returns to Trinity from Wilson to visit her daughter. Grace Alice Iveigh travels to Washington D C with Charles Johnson Maggie Johnson and Charles Richard Johnson of Thomasville. Mrs. W. E. Price and son Bill Price travel to Roanoke, Virginia for Mrs. M. J. Price's illness. The Wood family and friends are visiting beaches and wartime-related leisure locations.

Grace Ruth Wood Norfolk Ocean View Virginia Beach Paul Saffit Harold Sprinkle Salisbury J. R. Wood Montheuw Avenue J. R. Conner Jacksboro Tenn Arah C. Nichols Ceoil Aline Knoxville Conner Nichols Wood H. O. Sechrest South Main Street Extension

Bottoms Daughter Eva May Weds Samuel H Logan in Martinsville

Mr and Mrs J B Bottoms announce the marriage of their daughter Eva May to Samuel H Logan on August 1 1936 in Martinsville Virginia The ceremony was conducted by Rev J P McCabe The bride wore printed chiffon with pink accessories Logan son of G B Logan of Yadkinville and the late Mrs Logan works with J B Bottoms Transfer Co Both will reside with the bride’s parents on route 1 Winston Salem road

J. B. Bottoms Eva May Samuel H. Logan Martinsville J. P. McCabe Mr. Logan G. B. Logan Yadkinville Logan Winston- Salem Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

Welch Memorial Group Welch Memorial M. P Roy Medlin Iris Hicks Charles Medlin N. E. Briggs C. W. Hoover E. Keifer Hedrick Whittier Street Hedrick J. H. Guy Montgomery, Ala Main M. BE Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of Main Street W. W. Preddy Woodrow Avenue R. A. Wilson R. C. Plummer Paul Spencer E. E. Sensenbach City Lake Clyde Connor Lucy Robertson R. W. Sowers Charlies Mann ST. Mary's Guild St. Mary’s Church W. L. Tabb Archdale M. E. Society Woman's Missionary Society of the Archdale M. E Walter Davis D. H. Hall Cc. T. Lambeth First Baptist Navy Moffitt’s Tr. Service League A Creek Robert Palmer Indiana George R. Reitzel Indianapolis Edgar, Nettie Catherine Reitzel Clayton Ind C. E. Reitzel Burlington University At Chapel Hill Duke University Shenandoah Valley Washington, D. C Mona Jor Siler Wilson Raymond Silera Mona Joe Silas Misa Flora Welborn Trinity Allen Jay PT Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association Allen Jay C. C North Carolina Montlieu Ave Vickers-Kilby Norma Paige Louise Stacy Lumberton Betrand Yazel Cora Yazel Myrtle Beach Washington Miss Verona Yatel Myrtle Poore Mount Airy Carolina Beach Lois Welborn Tom Kearns W. R. Malpass Mesdames R. Jones T. R. Whitlow San Francisco Dallas Grand Canyon Great Salt Lake Helen Marshall Harllee’s, Inc New York City Elizabeth Arden School of Cosmetics Mrs Jesse Jolly Okolona Miss W. M. Jolly J. T. Curlee East Green Street Ruby Curlee Lois Hedrick R. E. Ranson Columbia University West 119Th Street Eli Courle Mazie Jones Kinston W. H. Jones Pink Hill W. L. Ward Waldo Atkins City Charles Dickens Statesville A. M. Gerringer Ossippee James Earl Ammons Council Street Dorothy Forward Earle Forward, Jr Hagerstown Alec Bailey Philadelphia Mr. Bailey Frank Bailey Parkway Welch Harriss North Cape Paris Dc. A. Jones Chicago Mrs. A. Jones Carrickmoor Doris Pope Helen Paschal Flapper Ginia Beach Ruth Daniels Burrus Memorial Hospital Prospect Street E. W. Welborn Raymond Siler Grace Alice Iveigh Charles Johnson Maggie Johnson Charles Richard Johnson Thomasville W. E. Price Bill Price Roanokek M. J. Price Beach John Walker Herman Jack Thomas Jack Nape Dorothy Ingram C. T. Ingram, Jr Phil Warr J. A. Hart Quality Shoe Store Miss Bottoms Beverage SE Wd Incle Congress Leikinson J North Main BY Gorham and Kirk
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