Marian Martin Pattern 9823 for juniors and misses
The notice advertises Pattern 9823 a new dirndl style for junior and misses sizes 10 through 18 with elastic waist and diagrammed Sew Chart. It includes two dress versions, a bright sash, and a long sleeved option, priced pattern and book at 15 cents each, order by sending 25 cents for book and pattern to The High Point Enterprise.
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Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Miss Dorsett and Wade Robbins wed in Randleman ceremony
Miss Virginia Dorsett and Wade Robbins united in a quiet Aug 6 ceremony at the Christian church with Rev. John Allred officiating. The bride wore a navy dress with white accessories and pink sweetheart rose corsage, daughter of L. L. Dorsett of Randleman. Robbins, son of B. F. Robbins, works at Gibsonville Mill Co. They will reside in Randleman.
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Ual
Enterprise
LEMAN
Virginia Dorsett
Wade Robbins
Christian Parsonage
John Allred
L. L. Dorsett
Randleman
Randleman High School
Robbins
B. F. Robbins
Gibsonville Mill Co
Alpha Theta Psi Homecoming Set for August 25
Plans for Alpha Theta Psi sorority homecoming at High Point college were approved at the alumni chapter meeting. The picnic event will start at 5 30 p m at the city lake park, with High Point residents urged to attend. out of town members will be notified by postal board. Also featured was a kerchief shower for Miss Rosalie Andrews who will join Charlotte city schools in September.
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Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
City Lake Park
Tyree Nabors
High Point
Rosalie Andrews
Charlotte
Lucille Browne
Anne Moss
Thelma Moss
Unity Nash
Helen Raper
Hazel
Ora Mae Welborn
Imogene Snanery
Vera Smith
Mesdames
John Brooks
Charlene Grimes Carter
J. W. Jennings, Jr
Helen Koonts
Nathan Napier
Andrew Smith
Agnes Ingram Wardell
Juanita Andrews Peace
Local residents noted in brief community column
Mrs J T Adams of 1807 Fast Commerce street remains critically ill at Guilford General hospital after a mastoid operation. Misses Millie and Mary Moore visit relatives in Mt Croghan. Virginia Anne Kent leaves for Fernandina Fla with visits to Jacksonville and Miami before returning in September. Mr and Mrs J D Brame and Miss Carrie Brame travel to Blowing Rock NC. Ruth Ellen Yow of Gibsonville visits C Virgil Yow for a week. Dr F Allen recuperates at home after July 25 operation. Mrs B A Downey hosts Mrs Lewis C Waters from Inman SC. Grace Bottoms recovering from appendectomy at Guilford General hospital. Wilson Smart and family visit from Clayton Ala. L G Newton and Roy Burge families holidaying at Pamlico Sound. Mrs S B Williamson of Buffalo NY visiting Edgedale drive. Williamson formerly Elizabeth Yow of Thomasville. John Russell of Orlando street visiting friends in Atlanta GA.
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J. T. Adams
Commerce Street
Guilford General Hospital
Friends
Virginia Anne Kent
East Russell Street
Fernandina, Fla
Helen
Kathryn Durham
Jacksonville
Miami
Flashes of Life in Camden Gasps at Taxed Alcohol Sting
Federal agents tracing untaxed liquor watched a passerby stamp a manhole cover three times. The cover opened and an arm emerged with a bottle. Agents stamped three times, seized the arm and its owner, and found nine gallons of illegal liquor beneath the street.
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Camden
N. J
Firemen Respond After Hand Caught in Clothes
In Lexington Kentucky Mrs Fields called for help when her hand was caught in a clothes mechanism. Three officers and several firefighters arrived to assist and freed her without further incident. Local responders secured the scene and evaluated her condition.
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Lexington
Fresno Ranch Foreman Uses Beer Bottle Fire To Scare Coyote
Thomas Rose ranch foreman spied a coyote near the ranch house in Fresno. He used a nearby beer bottle as a makeshift incendiary to deter the animal, hoping to drive it away. The improvised device allegedly clipped the coyote as the bottle broke.
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Fresno
Calif
Thomas Rose
Rose
Fragmentary Note on a Shot Near the Ear
A brief fragment reports a fatal shot occurred about 50 feet away behind the ear, noting the victim fell dead.
Granddaddy of autos still going strong in 1904
Mr and Mrs Green of Lancasterville New Jersey arrived in Los Angeles in a 1904 horseless carriage after a 4000 mile cross continental trip. Green said the car with a tiller steering and kerosene ignition reached 80 mph top speed and averaged 30 mph. He noted the wooden upholstery wheels and five gallon tank are unchanged since new.
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AGF
LOS Angeles
George C. Green
Mrs. Green
Lanc
Bertville
N. J
Green
Back scratching post sparks odd scene at station
William Gerrard, owner of a Spencerport gasoline station and bus terminal, reports a patron knocked down a dozen potties of motor oil while seeking to scratch his back on a shelf. Patrons later eyed a concrete waiting room pillar notched and vividly painted orange. Gerrard called it the only back scratching post in the state.
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Spencerport
William Gerrard
Gerrard
Boy’s plunge into lake restores sight, doctors say
In Fort Wayne Indiana Kenneth Fosnaugh, once with blurred vision from a childhood head injury, jumped into Lake Wawasee and bumped his head last week. Doctors report the incident relieved pressure on a nerve, restoring his sight to normal.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Kenneth Fosnaugh
Kenneth
Lake Wawasee
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Long at home
Mr and Mrs J Harold Long announce the birth of their daughter Patricia Louise Long on Saturday August 6 at their home 206 Pine street.
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Long
J. Harold Long
Patricia Loise
Pove Street
Dice Use Traces Found In Early Roman Era
Archaeological notes indicate dice were common in early Rome, used for entertainment and gaming. Finds include bone and ivory dice with rounded corners, suggesting widespread adoption among social groups. The discovery supports longstanding evidence of gambling and probability play in ancient Italian society.
Shower Honoring Miss Corum Before Aug. 12 wedding
Miss Lucille Corum, whose marriage to James A. Monroe Jr. on August 12 was announced, was feted with a lingerie shower hosted by Mrs. Kermit Sloope. Miss Cath erine Dean led activities with bingo and bridal contests in a room filled with summer flowers. Prizes went to Miss Ruth Welch and Mrs. Donese Franklin, gifts and corsages were given, and about 15 guests attended.
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Lucille Corum
James A. Monroe, Jr
Catherine Dean
Kermit Sloope
Mildred Apple
Prise
Ruth Welch
Donese Franklin
Lebanon church social features meeting and ice cream supper
The J. O. Y. class of Lebanon M P church met at Mrs. W L Lee's home on Fisher street Tuesday night with Betty Welch leading devotion. Participants included Golda Mae Kearns, Annice Bryant, Mary Lee Barnes, and a Doris Ruth Kine duet. A sunshine meeting for Mrs. J R Cook was planned for August 16. Gifts were given to Mrs. Lee, and 24 people attended. The Willing Workers class plans an ice cream supper on the church lawn Friday from 3 P.M. to dark, public invited. A fried chicken supper will be held in Rankin Memorial M P church basement Saturday from 5 to 8 P.M., with proceeds to church funds.
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Susanna
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Jas. O. Pickard
High Point Street
F. C. Pope
John Ferguson
Mary Louise Talley
Betty Pope
Hilman Dean
John Council
Greensboro
Margaret
J. O. Y. Class of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
W. L. Lee
Fisher Street
Betty Welch
Golda Mae Kearns
Annice Bryant
Mary Lee Barnes
Doris
Ruth Kine
J. R. Cook
Lee
Lebanon
M. P
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P
Publc
Live Yers Club Buffet Supper Set at Y W Huts
The Live Yers club will hold its regular meeting at the Y W A hut on Thursday evening at 6 20. The gathering will feature a buffet supper as announced. Florence Nightingale club recently hosted a watermelon feast at the Y W C A hut with rehearsals for the Pageant of Progress. Highland Lead A Hand group met at the hut for games including the new craze Booboo with refreshments served afterward.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Y.W.C.A
Y B Shy Club Sets Thursday Meeting at Miss Snider Home
The Y B Shy club will meet Thursday afternoon at two o clock at the home of Miss Virginia Snider 515 Walnut street. The announcement came from local organizers noting the gathering details.
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Virginia Snider
Walnut Street
Household Arts Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The Household Arts club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C F Ellington on West Bay Street.
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Household Arts Club
Venable Home Weiner Roast Hosts Local Moskins Staff
Mr and Mrs C C Venable entertained Tuesday evening at their country home Venabda on route one with a weiner roast. Guests included Moskins store employees here and at Greensboro. Old time group singing followed. Also present were Mr and Mrs Baker Mrs Myrtle Mays High Point Mr and Mrs Stewart and children Miss Willie Brown and Porter King Greensboro.
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C. C. Venable
Mrs McCuiston Honored At Kernersville Birthday Party
Miss Louise Stanley hosted a Kernersville party honoring Mrs Phil T McCuiston a recent bride. Five bridge tables, floral decor and a bridal couple place card set the scene. High score went to Malinda Little, second to Dusting powder. Guests included Mrs Hugh Justice and many others. Mrs Ernest B Smith hosted a birthday party for her daughter Jo Anne with lawn games stories and a birthday cake.
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Kernersville
Louise Stanley
Phil T. McCuiston
Malinda Little
Hugh Justice
McCuiston
Phil T. MecCuiston
Mesdames
Ralph R. Fagg
Vv. V. Vaughn
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Richard Whitaker
Charlie James Ragland
Harmon Linville
Odell Robertson
Kathryn Bellamy
Margaret
Doris Alen
Eugenia
Ernest B. Smith
Jo Anne
Ardith Jane Smith
Raglands and guests plan summer outings in two states
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James Ragland with two children left Monday for Minnesotte Beach to spend the week. Mrs. C. R. Ragland and Martha Jane Ragland are also part of the trip. Mrs. George Echols and Miss Jewel Philips are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Echols in Louisville Kentucky.
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Charlie James Ragland
C. R. Ragland
Martha Jane Ragland
Minnesotte Beach
George Echols
Jewel Philips
William Echols
Louisville, Ky
Lasley Reunion Set for Mt. Zion Church August 14
The Lasley Reunion takes place next Sunday August 14 at Mt Zion M E church two miles north of Stokesdale on the Madison road. Morning session starts at 11 oclock with a picnic dinner at noon and an afternoon community sing led by J W Johnson of High Point. Kernersville Moravian Sunday school orchestra will play with solos duets and quartets. All Lasley relatives are invited and asked to bring well filled picnic baskets.
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Lasley
Mt. Zion M. E
Stokesdale
Madison Road
J. W. Johnson
High Point
Kernersville Moravian Sunday School
Eas
Edwin Warren Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Moravian Friends
Mrs. R W Warren hosted a lawn party for Edwin Warren as he marked his eighth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests on the lawn then moved inside to a dining room adorned with yellow and white decor. A yellow birthday cake with eight candles was the centerpiece as about 265 guests from Edwin's Sunday school class and the community enjoyed an ice course. Edwin received many useful and pretty gifts.
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R. W. Warren
Edwin
Moravian Church
Picnic Supper With Mrs Kerner Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs Shober Jackson Charley Jackson Mrs Mittie Wilson and children Doris Marie Billie and Nina Sue Miss Josephine Lee relatives of Mrs David Kerner motored from Deep River Friday evening and enjoyed a picnic supper on the Kerner lawn.
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Shober Jackson
Charley Jackson
Mittie Wilson
Doris Marie
Billie
Nina Sue
Josephine Lee
David Kerner
Deep River Community
Moravian Young People's talk at Lake Juna meeting
John Flynt presided at the weekly Moravian church Young People's Society gathering on Sunday evening. After devotionals Miss Marguerite Kerner spoke about the Young People's Assembly at Lake Juna.
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John Flynt
Young People's Society
The
Moravian Church
Marguerite Kerner
Young People's Assembly
Lake Juna
Surprise birthday dinner for Mr Adkins on 79th birthday
Misses Susie and Lizzie Adkins, Henry, Jay and Hiram Adkins from Stokes county were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Adkins on Saturday for a surprise birthday dinner. Many friends called and presented him with flowers and gifts.
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Susie
Lizzie Adkins
Henry
Jay
Hiram Adkins
Stokes County
J. P. Adkins
Mr. Adkin
Griffon hosts Mrs Parrotte as guest of her mother
Mrs W B Parrotte visits Griffon Georgia to stay with her mother Mrs H H Baker while nearby Mr and Mrs R B Whitt and Mr and Mrs Ollie Simpson spend Sunday in Roanoke Virginia.
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W. B. Parrotte
H. H. Baker
Griffon, Ga
R. B. Whitt
Ollie Simpson
Roanoke
Circle Two of Moravian Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
Circle Two of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Moravian church met in the church social rooms with Miss Margaret Allen presiding and Mrs. Raymond Warren leading devotionals. Roll call minutes treasurer report discussed fellowship box with Miss Fannie Lyon Hepler named custodian. New member welcomed Mrs. Philip Korner. Committees appointed with Eugenia Stafford in charge of Bible Study. social hour served punch sandwiches and candy by hostesses and helpers.
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Moravian Church
Margaret
Doris Allen
Margaret Allen
Raymond Warren
Fanny Lyon Hepler
Eugenia Stafford
Philip Korner
E. N. Allen
Eugenia Albert
Social News Roundup of Local Weekend Travels
Mr and Mrs A N Linville returned Sunday from Minnesota where they visited their cottage. Mr and Mrs Fred F Vance spent the weekend in Asheville. D E B McKaughn came back from Hendersonville after time with his son Dr Gates McKaughn and Mrs McKaughn. Dr and Mrs Fred Pegg and family were in Asheville and Wayneville. Elizabeth Fulp returned from Black Mountain after months away. Dr O L Joyner and family with Kenneth Greenfield Sallie Greenfield Eugenia Stafford Anne Greenfield John Greenfield came home from Pawleys Island where they spent a week. Bess McKaughn and Mrs T M Roberts returned from a two week western state trip. En route they visited Hendersonville and Dr Gates McKaughn. Edith Helms and Mary Jane Sykes of Greensboro spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B A Helms.
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A. N. Linville
Minnesotta
Fred F. Vance
Asheville
D. EB. McKaughn
Hendersonville
Gates McKaughn
McKaughn
Fred Pegg
Wayneaville
Elizabeth Fulp
Black Mountain
O. L. Joyner
Kenneth Greenfield
Sallie Greenfield
Eugenia Stafford
Anne Greenfield
John Greenfield
Pawley's Island
D. C
Bess McKaughn
T. M. Roberts
Edith Helms
Mary Jane Sykes
Greensboro
B. A. Helms
Women Of The Moose Meet This Afternoon
High Point chapter No 961 Women of the Moose will hold a business meeting this evening at the Moose hall on Main Street at eight oclock. All officers and committee members are asked to be in attendance.
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High Point
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Main Street
Miss Hazzard to Wed Winfred Ellington This Fall
Mr and Mrs A L Hazzard announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Lee to Winfred King Ellington eldest son of Mr and Mrs EB BE Ellington. The marriage will take place in the early fall.
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Miss Hazzard
Winfred K. Ellington
A. L. Hazzard
Virginia Lee
King Ellington
Mr. Ellington
BE. Ellington
James Russell Vows Taken In Danville Announced In Denton
Denton notice reports Virginia James wed Cicero Russell, marriage on March 13 1938 in Martinsville Virginia. Bride is daughter of Raymond and Mrs James of Denton, groom son of James E Russell of Denton. Couple to reside in Denton.
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James Russell
Danville
Denton
Raymond James
Virginia
Cicero Russell
Martinsville
Russell
Mr. Russell
James E. Russell
Birthday party honors Joe Wilkins with piano singing
Joe Wilkins hosted an eleventh birthday party with lawn games then a living room gathering around the piano. Guests included Vivian Carter Jean Sexton Doris Morris Luella Steed Betty Rush Mitchell Wilson Carter John Sexton Keith Crawford Lawrence Snyder Edwin Fuller Joe Mitchell Kenneth Wilkins and Joe Wilkins. Miss Novella Penry of High Point visited friends over the weekend. Val Morris stayed in High Point with sister Mrs Will Henderson. Mr and Mrs W E Hill travel to Charlotte this week to visit daughter and family Mrs Ed Johnson. Myrtle Short of near Charlotte has returned home after visiting relatives here. Earn Morris hosted guests from Franklinville Me bane Hamlet and Jack Parks plus Robbie Parks. Jimmie Wilkins left Friday night for Baltimore Maryland to visit.
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Howard Ferguson
Gr Newlin
Florida
Flemming Bell
Lake Junalus
M. E. Ehu
Curtis Ershire
Martha
Alice Hinshaw
Earl Allred
Carolina Beach
Daniel Farlow
Gundher
Mary
Danville
J. L. Stokes
Dellwood
Ira Borland
R. L. Goode
Nor Goode
Anne Beck
A. Doby
Alva Spivy Alamance
Hassaday Breer
High Point
Myrtle Beach
Blanch
Era North Carolina
E. N. Wallis
Mr. L. Vickory
Pleasant Gard
Joe Wilkins
Vivian Carter
Jean Sexton
Doris Morris
Luella Steed
Betty Rush Mitchell
Wilson Carter
John Sexton
Keith Crawford
Lawrence Snyder
Edwin Fuller
Joe Mitchell
Kenneth Wilkins
Novella Penry
Val Morris
Will Henderson
W. E. Hill
Charlotte
Ed Johnson
Myrtle Short
Earn Morris
R. M. Gatlin
Franklinville
J. A. McLeod
Mebane
P. M. Parks
Jack
Bobbie Parks
Hamlet
Jimmie Wilkins
Baltimore
Local Notices From Hillsboro Visitors and Relatives
Grandfather and child of Mrs. R. L. Penry visit University Hospital area. James P. Cagle of Charlotte visits friends here. T W Mitchell visiting in High Point with Vern Nance. Colon Snyder Lil lington guests of relatives. P D Hamlet family guests in Salisbury. Bob Murdock of Asheboro spent the day here with friends.
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R. L. Penry
Odell Cutt
Salisbury
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Ag Ir
Paris
Miss Dorsett
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Millie
Mary Moore
Mrs
Re Moore
Mt. Croghan
J. D. Brame
Guest
Carrie Brame
North Carolina
Blowing Rock
Ruth Ellen Yow
Gibsonville
Dc. F. Allen
Burrus Memorial Hospital
White Oak Street
B. A. Downey
Howell Street
Lewis C. Waters
Inman
8. C
Grace Bottoms
Park Street
J. E. Bottoms
Mrs. Wilson Smart
Clayton, Ala
Mr. Smart
Hugh J. Smart
Sunset Drive
L. G. Newton
Sarah Lou and
Howard
Roy Burge
India
Belhaven
Bayview
Pamlico Sound
S. 8. Williamson
Buffalo, N. Y
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Williamson
Elizabeth Yow
Thomasville
John Russell
Orlando
Atlanta, Ga
Boxwood Gardens
B. P. Roger
Sheraton Grill
Miss Corum
Venables
Moskins
Weiner
Fem
Generes
Pete Gee
Mrs. McCuiston
Luska
Women of the
Bob Murdock
Asheborocently
Arrid
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