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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1937

Page

6

Friendly Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Bowman Home

Mrs J R Bowman hosted the Friendly Garden Club at her Hayworth Springs road home on a Wednesday afternoon with seven members and two guests. The program featured a paper on growing hardy perennials from seed. Awards for flower arrangements went to Mrs Bowman for giant zinnias, Mrs W L Kivett for dwarf zinnias, and Mrs J W Kittle for a potted begonia. Guests were served watermelon and cantaloupe after the meeting.

J. R. Bowman Hayworth Springs Road Bowman W. L. Kivett J. W. Kittle

Miss Thomas Hosts Miss Mann At Bridge Party

Miss Thomas entertains members of the younger social set with a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her Forest Hill drive home. Eight tables played throughout the afternoon with a bridal gift, trophies, and a salad course served. Guests included Miss Marguerite Mann and a long list of local young women and guests from Statesville and Lewisburg.

Pattie Thomas Herme Forest Hill Drive Marguerite Mann Franklin More, Jr Washington, D. C Jah Tomlinson Miss Mann Frances Mann Sarah Tomlinson Betty Jo Abels Dorothy Stewart Margaret Briggs Helen Marie Sheloff Patty Redman Virginia Josephine Jackson Marian Elliott Jean Hunt Mary Lou Moffitt Marian Dixon Barbara Thomas Sarah Taylor Margaret Grayson Ruth Briles Josephine Gibson Jane Hess Weaver Marguerite Burress Hannah Steele Corelli Lazenby Frances Little Statesville Mary Louise Johnson Lewisburg Mesdames J. D Rogers W. F. Armfield, Jr J. Elwood Cox C. T. Ingram Gilbert Clinard Wm. Jarrell John Roberts Eleanor Pope Ruth Pollock Nancy Gilliam I. T. Mann Earl Craver John Dick Greensboro

Dorothy Kirkman Hosts Cora Scott Bridal Luncheon

Dorothy Kirkman hosted a luncheon at her West Broad home in honor of Cora Scott of Randle. Guests enjoyed a three course repast, silk attire, and a bridge game with Mrs. Albert Hart Jr. taking high score. Scott's forthcoming marriage to Percy of Sanford was noted.

Mise Dorothy Kirkman West Broad T Cora Scott Randle Percy Sanford Ile Brand Albert Hart, Jr Miss Scott Miss Kirkman Mary Scott Randleman Mesdames M. J. Wrenn Ed Gurley T. C. Kirkman Eugene Armstrong Clyde Mizell Aubrey Poston O. A. Kirkman Albert

Greensboro Esquire Club Dance Sponsors Announced for August 25

Mary Lou Moffitt elected High Point sponsor with Edna Montgomery Winston Salem and Peggy Leak plus Lily Harris Greensboro as escorts. Five dancers from Greensboro demonstrate The Big Apple. Event runs 9:30 PM to 2 AM at the Trianon Ballroom featuring Jackie Coogan and Hollywood revue with other stars.

Greensboro Trianon Broom Wednesay Jimmy Iggins High Point Winstonlem Mary Lou Moffitt Isses Edna Montgomery Winn Salem Peggy Leak Ily Harris E Esquire Club Aries Mendenhall Presi Jackie Coogan Lila Lee Movieland Luana Coogan the Kid Hollywood

Church Social Plans Two Open-Air Services This Saturday

The W M U Circle Two of Southside Baptist church will hold open-air services at 7 30 on Walker street and 7 15 on Culler street with public invited. A Lebanon M P church home talent program is postponed indefinitely due to illness in the cast. Welch Memorial M P Church Circle One will serve ice cream this evening at Mrs M L Vancannon's home on Mangum Avenue if weather allows, rain date to be announced.

W. M. U. Circle Southside Baptist Church Walker Street Culler Street Lebanon Lébanon M. P Welch Memorial M. P M. L. Vancannon Mangum Avenue

Martha Jay Class Sets Monthly Meeting This Evening

The Martha Jay class will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at the home of Miss Vera Mae Ferree, announced today. In Badin North Carolina born to Mr and Mrs W T Riggine of 1546 Bayne Street a daughter Myra Frances on August 8 at the home of the Riggine parents in Badin.

Martha Jay Vera Mae Ferree Mary Frances Riggins Badin N. C W. T. Riggine Bayne Street Myra Frances Richard Webb Baldwin Park Calif North Carolina Mr. Webb John Webb Cannon Montlieu Avenue

Greensboro visitors and regional travel notes fill local row

Mrs Clarence Woods and daughter Virginia of Greensboro visit Mrs John Hedrick and stay through Sunday. Prof Wyatt Pickens of LSU with Miss Anette Pickens and George Armfield travel to Washington City then via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk and home. Rev and Mrs Lee Peeler of Kannapolis visit Hedrick home. N L Smith Jr leaves for Greenville then Chicago for a Furman SAE convention. Charles Gueth and family head to Pittsburgh for Mrs Frances Tennucci's funeral. Trumpeteer club hosts first dance at Sedgefield Manor with Rhythm Masters orchestra. Ladies Aid Society of Rankin Memorial M P Church offers an ice cream supper on Carr street at 8. Admission one cent per age.

Wyatt A. Pickens Louisiana State University Anette Pickens George Armfield Washington City Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Professor Pickens Ladies’ Aid Rankin Memorial M. P. Church J. A. Lee Carr Street

Miss Evelyn Webb Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club

Miss Evelyn Webb hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club at her Salem Street home with three tables in play. Mrs. Claiborne Pennington won the top club score and received dusting powder, with Mrs. Gordon Brown also earning a powder prize for surpassing visiting players.

Thomasville Evelyn Webb Salem Street Claiborne Pennington Gordon Brown Mary Johnson Lambeth John Scarborough Wadesboro Clarence Gibson Roy Proctor Z. P. Long David Long Sjr Bertram Heathcote Evelyn Baker Peggy Hite Nancy Kyser

At home affair honors nieces in Latta and Wadesboro

An informal reception at a local residence on Wednesday evening honored Miss Ann Thompson Bethea of Latta South Carolina and Miss Elizabeth Williamson of Wadesboro. Guests included the younger social set as dancing sparked the event with attendees such as Miss Josephine Pepper, Miss Alice Britt Howell, Miss Doris Loflin, Miss Bessie Newby, and others.

Clara Fouts Texas R. H. Holliday Wadesboro J. F. Bethea Ann Thompson Bethea Latta S. C Elizabeth Williamson Dr. Holliday C. H. Newby J. O. Cook O. R. Hodgin 5. C Josephine Pepper Alice Britt Howell Doris Lofiin Bessie Newby Iris Owen Mary Alice Hoover Margaret Cook Edward Hobgood Joe Greer Royal Jennings, Jr Edwin Peace

Stag Club Meets At Lodge Tonight

Members of the Stag club are requested to meet this evening at 8 00 for a short call meeting at the club lodge. The meeting aims to finalize plans for the house party at White Lake next week. The group will stay at Benny Cottage on Goldston's Beach during the outing.

Stag Club White Lake Benny Goldston's

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