Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9377 Promises Slimming Fit
An advertisement extols Pattern 9377 Marian Martin for women’s sizes from 36 to 62. It touts slimming tucks and slender darts, options for long or short sleeves, and a trim skirt, with a complete diagram. Instructional text details fabric needs, prices fifteen cents per pattern, and where to order from The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Avery
Amartest
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th
New York
Mrs Boyles Hosts Bridge in Thomasville Honor Guest
Mrs. J W Boyles entertained friends with a Tuesday bridge gathering in Thomasville honoring her daughter Mrs Guyley of Winston Salem who is visiting. Two tables played with Mrs Alvah Boyles winning high score and a tea pot prize. salad course served to Mesdames D A Long Jr Alvah Boyles Paul Hassler W G Snider Vann Stringfield Walter Newby Nash LeGrande and Mrs Dudley.
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Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
W. G. Snider
Vann Stringfield
Walter Newby
Nash LeGrande
Hamlet
Mrs. Dudley
Mrs. R. B. Terry Visits Home Amid Ill Husband's Recovery
Mrs. R B Terry arrived from New York for a brief visit at her Roland Park home reporting her husband R B Terry’s condition improving at a New York hospital after a lengthy illness and amputation. She plans to return to New York on Sunday and expects him home around September 1 after his convalescence in New York. The Terrys traveled to Europe in May for the International Rotary convention in Nice and toured the continent, ending with Florence where Mr. Terry was hospitalized for over a month.
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R. B. Terry
New York
Roland Park
New York Hospital
Terry
Europe
International Rotary
Nice
France
Florence
Italy
Miss Chidester Hosts Bridesmaids Luncheon
Lois Chidester hosted her bridesmaids at a luncheon yesterday at her Rotary Drive home before her marriage to James W. Farr planned for late Saturday afternoon. Each bridesmaid received a white and gold compact. Attending were Marion Elliott maid of honor Marguerite Mann Leora Hampp Mary Louise Johnson Shirley Farr and aunt Vada Miller of Rochester ae.
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Lois Chidester
James W. Farr
Rotary Drive
Miss Chidester
Marion Elliott
Marguerite Mann
Leora Hampp
Mary Louise Johnson
Louisburg
Shirley Farr
Miss Chichester
Vada Miller
Rochester
Picnic Supper for Y W C A Business Club
Members of the Business and Professional Girls' club of the local Y W C A enjoyed a picnic supper last evening at Jack son’s farm. 25 people attended the lake side meal after cars left the hut at 6 o’clock, with next Tuesday’s meeting set for 6:30 at the hut. Alita Paige White of High Point college will speak on an announced subject, and an open forum on vacations will feature summer highlights. Miss Vera Smith attended as a guest and Dorothy Bell joined as a new member.
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Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Jackson's Farm
Alita Paige White
High Point College
Kee Klub Holds Regular Meeting
Miss Margaret Wood hosted the Kee Klub meeting at her Circle Drive home. She presided as president, led old and new business, and planned future social activities. Refreshments followed for members and guests Helen Dunlap of Rock Hill and Mildred Chambers of Greenway. The next meeting at Virginia Horney on Winston Road will elect officers.
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Margaret Wood
Kee Klub
Circle Drive
Wood
Helen Dunlap
Rock Hill
8. C
Mildred Chambers
Greenway
D. C
Virginia Horney
Winston Road
College Librarian Speaks at Altrusa Dinner Meeting
High Point college librarian Mrs. Alice Paige White was guest speaker at the Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton hotel. She detailed the Wrenn Memorial library furnishings ready for fall term and urged adding new books.
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Alice Paige White
High Point College
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
White
Wrenn Memorial Library
Virginia Ryan
Madeline Hoover
Annual Picnic Program Announced By OES Chapter
High Point Chapter No. 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its meeting in the Masonic Temple. The General Grand Chapter will meet in Indianapolis August 24 29 and the Robert Morris Day picnic is set for August 26 at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro with a Grand Chapter session at 10 am and a concert by the Greensboro Firemen's Band. Grand officers will speak and a picnic dinner will close the event after a 2 pm adjournment. Nineteen members attended with visiting members from Texas Florida and Hendersonville among others.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pauline Gray
General Grand Chapter
Indianapolis
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
West Market Street
Assembly
Ralph Sykes
Dr. Wick
Mome
Michel Saliba
Howard G. Ethridge
W. W. Timberlake
Thomas J. Harkins
Watson N. Sherrod
Alice P. Culpepper
Henry B. Anderson
Temple
Alice Couch
North Side
Houston
Texas
Mary Alsebrook
Okeechobee
Fla
Helen Alsebrook
Bennison
Hendersonville
N. C
Gk. A. Downy
Gertrude Pemberton
B. W. Goodwin
Penney Employees Have Melon Feast
Employes of the J. C. Penney company in High Point gathered at the city lake park for a watermelon feast after leaving High Point at 5 30. They enjoyed softball and swimming before cutting the melons provided for the feast. The picnic was reported a huge success by those who were present.
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J. C. Penney Company
High Point
City Lake Park
Burlington Social News Notes Visitors and Travels
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker and daughters Jean Gray and Nancy Burton of Burlington visit M. L. Morton at Triangle Lake. Mrs. Laona Laughlin spent the weekend in Tennessee. Misa Clyde Gilbert is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital. Luman and Wesley Doggett of Washington, D. C. visit David Bouldin on Johnson Street. Mrs. C. A. Best and daughter June return from Los Angeles after a month with Mrs. Treva Taylor and trips to Texes and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ross return from a two week motor trip to New York and New England via Skyline Drive. Miss Sarah Holton returns home from Burlington and is escorted by Misa Elsie Walker of Nashville to spend time with friends in Washington.
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Ralph Walker
Jean Gray
Nancy Burton
Burlington
M. L. Morton
Triangle Lake
C. A. Best
June
Los Angeles
Calif
Treva Taylor
Texes
Mexico
J. D. Ross
Louise Avenue
New York
New England
Skyline Drive
Sarah Holton
The
Lake
Misa Elsie Walker
Nashville, Tenn
Central Friends Social Meeting Tonight
The Wednesday evening group of Central Friends church will meet at 6 oclock at the Silas B Casey home on route 2. The evening circles will lead the devotional program.
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Central Friends Group
Central Friends Church
Silas B. Casey
Church Groups Hold Regular Meetings Across Town
The Woman's Bible class of Archdale M E church meets Thursday at 7 46 at Mrs W H Hayworth's Asheboro highway. Philathea class of Lebanon M P church gathered Monday at Mrs W L Lee's Fisher street with hostesses Mrs Nannie Wood and Mrs C A Jones. Lula Thacker led devotional. 10 members attended. Ward Street Circle No 3 M S Ward Street M and church met Thursday at Mrs J Kirkman's Wrightenberry street. Truth Seekers Baptist class enjoyed a watermelon feast hosted by Mrs L R Pons and Miss Helen Cox at the Pons residence route 5, then toured the tobacco barn to view curing.
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Woman's Bible Class
Archdale M. E. Church
W. H. Hayworth
Asheboro Highway
Lebanon
Ward Street
The
Missionary Society of
J. Kirkman
Wrightenberry Street
Mast Green Street Baptist Church
L. R. Pons
Helen Cox
Pons
Route
Women Of Moose Drill Teams to Meet at Moose Hall
Officers and members of the Women of Moose drill team will meet for practice at the Moose Hall on Wrenn Street at 7 30 this evening.
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Moose
The
Omen of Moose
Moose Hall
Wrenn Street
Mrs Spady Richardson Returns Home From Franklin Visit
Mrs Spady Richardson has returned to her home in Franklin Virginia after visiting her sister Mrs Clarence Stafford.
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Spady Richardson
Clarence Stafford
Franklin, Va
Arkansas Guests Feted At Party In Kernersville
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Paddison hosted a picnic supper honoring house guests Mr. and Mrs. Porson Paddison of Blytheville Arkansas. Twenty guests included Au Fair Bridge Club members and spouses with games and contests after a garden reception.
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Kernersville
J. R. Paddison
Porson Paddison
Blytheville
Ark
Au Fair Bridge Club
Miss Frances Comstock Sings Tonight with Ken Murray
Miss Frances Comstock, famed locally for past singing, debuts as guest artist with Ken Murray tonight at 8 30 on WABC. From Hollywood she will test screen and later perform at the Drake hotel Chicago. she is daughter of Mrs Rhett Comstock, formerly Miss Rhett Leach of this city.
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Frances Comstock
High Point
Ken Murray
WABC
Hollywood
Miss Comstock
Drake Hotel
Chicago
Rhett Comstock
Rhett Leach
Pittsburg
Comstock
Atwater- Kent
Additional Forums Held At Institute
Delegates at the Parent Teacher Institute in Chapel Hill held more open forums on public schools. Last night’s talk focused on mental hygiene with chair Mrs. Ernest B. Hunter presiding. Leaders included Dr. English Bagby of UNC and Miss Bisié Larson of Durham.
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Chapel Hill
Parent
Ernest B. Hunter
Charlotte
English Bagby
University of North Carolina
Bisié Larson
Durham
Celebrates Sixth Birthday At Party
Gene Bouldin son of Mr and Mrs David Bouldin of Johnson Street celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday with a party at home About 20 children attended with games contests and a birthday cake afterward.
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Gene Bouldin
David Bouldin
Johnson Street
Three Quarter Wife. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Ad
An advertisement targets women addressing marital strain and monthly discomfort. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy to ease functional disorders and support a woman through motherhood middle age and marriage.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkraam
Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Boyles Home
The Garden club met Tuesday morning at West Main Street home of Mrs. J W Boyles with associate hostess Mrs. J Clyde Allman. President Mrs. John R Myers chaired the session and Mrs L Harris led the program presenting an article on Cutting and Arranging Flowers.
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Garden Club
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
J. Clyde Allman
John R. Myers
L. Harris
R. D. Bevan
G. T. Cochrane
Tennyson
Douglas Crutchfield
Guy Dunley
Missionary Society Meeting At Main Street Church
Mrs A Cox hosted the Janie Tuttle Missionary society at her Spring street home Monday evening assisted by Miss Elsie Farrington. President Mrs Paul Green presided and Mrs Cy Green led a missions devotion. Mrs J Lloyd directed the month’s program followed by a business session and social hour with a salad course.
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A. Cox
Janie
Grace Lutheran Woman's Auxiliary Meets for Missions
The Woman's auxiliary of Grace Lutheran church met at Mrs. Luther Grimes's home on Lexington Avenue. President Mrs. G. O. Ritchie presided. Mrs. J. W. Peacock led the program on Our Missions Abroad and Rev. B. E. Troutman spoke on India followed by prayer by Mrs. Curtis Conrad.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Luther Grimes
Lexington Avenue
G. O. Ritchie
J. W. Peacock
Auxiliary Meeting Adds New Member and Honors Grimes
Readings by auxiliary members complemented a business session that welcomed new member Mrs D R Wagner. Guests Mrs W L Myers and Mr and Mrs G B Grimes attended. Mrs Grimes received a gift on her marriage and Mrs G O Ritchie was honored with a framed certificate in memoriam of the late Rev G O Ritchie. Sixteen members were present and refreshments followed.
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D. R. Wagner
W. L. Myers
G. B. Grimes
Local Social News and Visits Across Towns
Miss Ethel Mae Boggs travels to Jacksonville Beach Florida for a week with side trips to Numa Georgia. Mr and Mrs Shela Williamson of Buffalo New York visit the Green family. Mrs Williamson goes on to Asheville with relatives. Mrs Paul Benner returns from a 10 day Washington DC trip. Elizabeth Green visits from High Point to see J C Green. George announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George at Fort Smith Arkansas. J C Lloyd and family announce birth of son James Edward at Willowbrook Street home August 6.
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Richard Whitaker
Morehead City
Billy Bellamy
Wrightsville Beach
Paul Fulp
Myrtle Beach
Charles Adama
Danville
Francis Fulp
Bessemer City
Louise Bellamy
Beern
Beaufort
R. L. Gardner
Kernersville
Patsy Anne
Nellie Mae
Linville
V. V. Vaughn
Jim Jessup
Mt. Airy
Charlton Torrence
Jean Marie
Charlton, Jr
Gastonia
Gid Ring
Vance Fulp, Jr
Ethel Mae Boggs
Jacksonville, Beach
Fla
Numa
Shela Williamson
Buffalo
N. Y
Oy Green
Williamson
Lillian Yow
Ida Mae Yow
Louisburg
Asheville
Walter Abernethy
Paul Benner
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Green
High Point
J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
PD. CC. Parenaent
Fort Smith
Ark
Charles George
J. C. Lloyd
James Edward
J. W. Fritz
Willowbrook Street
Mary Edna Fritz
Local residents host visitors and travelers weeklong
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Grimes attended a Sunday gathering. Mary Edna will stay a week at the Grimes home. Louise Tate of Columbi a will visit Mrs. Vera Green Phillips on West Main street. Rev Liston Pope and wife with daughter depart for New Haven Conn. after weeks with the Popes and Durham relatives. Mrs. Guy Dudley and daughter from Winston-Salem visit J W Boyles on West Main. Beulah Norment spends a week in Morganton with Mrs. B A Kirksey. John Crowell and wife of North Wilkesboro visit G E Crowell. Mrs. G B Crowell returns from Richmond VA where she was a patient at St Luke's Hospital and had a minor operation. Mr and Mrs Walter Newby went to Richmond Saturday and back Sunday with Mrs Crowell. Friends glad she is recuperating nicely.
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J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Beulah Norment
Morganton
N. C
B. A. Kirksey
John Crowell
North Wilkesboro
G. E. Crowell
G. B. Crowell
Richmond
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter Newby
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Mrs. Boyles
Thomasville
Jackson
Carter
He Carter
Altrusa
Jessie Mae Young
Marie M. Caddell
Sedgefield
Daisy Spruill
Clara J. Cox
Springfield Museum
OES
Penney
Laona Laughlin
Tennessee
Misa Clyde Gilbert
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Luman
Wesley Doggett
Margaret Harris
Washington
Harllee
Millan
Green Street Baptist Church
First Baptist
First Baptist Sunday School
A. W. Couwnell
Thurston Street
Archdale
Arkansas
John Foster Stewart
Salisbury Street
John Flynt
Philip Korner, Jr
Isabelle Clarke
Kansas City
Carl R. Kerner
Main Street
di Cate
Porgon Paddison
Meadames Edgar Shore
Tom Street
D. L. Donnell
Mattie Leak
Betty Linville
Delores Fagg
Lake City
William Fulp
Helen Leonard
Jimmie Bodenheimer
Belk-Stevens CO
Institute
Charles Fulp
Patty Shull
Winston-Salem
Ralph R. Fagg
Dolores
Fagg
Avhiee Hammocks
Raleigh
J. M. Spears
Vienna
Jim Spears
Spears
Sara Deaton
Asheoro
MR. and
Mrs. George
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
John A. Snyder
Ocean Front
Crepes
Chiffons
Sole
Peggy Anne Shoppe
South Main Street
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