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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1938
Page
11
The first of three weeks of at home camp for younger Girl Reserves opens Monday. Betsy Dupuy will coach 30 girls per week with daily activities at the Y gym and playground including swimming, crafts, nature walks, singing and hikes.
Katherine Evermond Covington and James Erwin Lambeth Jr. plan a August 21 1938 ceremony at Mills Home Church in Asheville North Carolina with W A Lambeth of Winston Salem officiating. Relatives and friends attend a reception at the Women’s Club after the ceremony.
W. G. Green of Grovetown Georgia is in town visiting relatives and is identified as the brother of Mrs. Mattie Edmonds, Mrs. W. B. Myers, and J. D. Green.
Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Greensboro and William T. Foister of High Point announce their engagement and plan a September 10 wedding at West Market Street Methodist Church Greensboro. The ceremony will include music by local artists and a reception at the bride's home following.
The Better Baby Week in High Point opens with a Beauty Show at the Junior High school next Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock. Auditions are set for Tuesday and Wednesday at the Elwood hotel ball room with Pat Taylor as emcee. Prizes include a life size oil painting by Lie ber Freedenthal and 24 runner up awards.
The Idylwild club announces a no-coat informal dance next Saturday at Sedge Field Manor. Dress for the weather is the motto as Shelton Stebbins’ dance orchestra with vocalist Janellen performs from 10 to 2. Admission by card. cards issued to members and friends in High Point and nearby towns.
Mrs Sidney Gayle presents Miss Evelyn Pearson in a piano recital next Tuesday evening August 16 at 8 15 at Archdale home of Rev and Mrs C Pearson Archdale Assisting on the program will be Miss Mary Sue Briggs soprano and Dupuy Sears accompanist
Miss Dana Nicholas and Miss Margaret Watson, Girl Scout director and council member, depart Thursday for Camp Editoracy in Pleasantville New York for training courses. They travel via Norfolk to New York before reaching Pleasantville to take certified courses and return to lead local Scout leader training.
Girl Scouts who attended Blair Park Day Camp sessions in the past two weeks are urged to register tomorrow for the city lake picnic outing finale. The outing departs from Girl Scout headquarters on Tuesday at 2 30 PM with chaperones including Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod Mrs Paulette Lindsay Miss Ruth Liner Miss Margaret Briggs Mrs E R Freeman and Miss Alma Andrews.
Mr and Mrs Harry A Clanton of Charlotte announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lenore to Gable W Harris of High Point and Burlington. The ceremony occurred in Baltimore Maryland Friday. They will reside in Burlington after a wedding trip to New York.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs De Courcy Pollock of Fort Myers Florida states their daughter Mary Perry Pollock will wed Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter South Carolina The ceremony is set for October 4 at First Presbyterian Church Fort Myers Heath is a Georgia Tech alumnus and Gulf Oil employee in Sumter Florida Miss Pollock is a Fort Myers High School and Florida State College graduate and Phi Mu member He is the son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Taylor Heath of Sumter and a Kappa Sigma member.
Mr and Mrs M J Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Leslie Mozelle to Clinton Watson on May 1 1938. They will reside with the groom's parents in the city.
The Altrusa club meeting, postponed earlier, will be held Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the committee room at the Sheraton hotel.
Mrs. Carl Jones and her daughter Betty of Greensboro were honored Friday at a bingo party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cris C Harvey at 1199 Forrest Avenue before they relocate to Long Beach California. The event featured prizes for bingo winners and a pink and white refreshment table, with guests including Eleanor Watson and the Harvey and Warner families.
Mrs P W Ward announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Louise Cagle to Howard G Stubblefield on Saturday August 6 in Baltimore Maryland at Rev John D Jeffries home in presence of relatives and friends The bride wore aqua dress with white accessories and gardenias corsage She grew up in High Point and has resided in Greensboro for three years Mr Stubblefield is son of Mr and Mrs L G Stubblefield of Greensboro and works for Horton Motor lines They reside at 1221 Asheboro street Greensboro
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