Striking Marian Martin Pattern 9778 for Summer Events
A simple versatile Marian Martin design Pattern 9778 promises easy completion for sunny afternoon events. Available sizes 12 to 40 requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send fifteen cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department for details. For ten more cents receive the Book of Summer Patterns.
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Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon vignette
A compact English lesson outlines common errors and pronunciations. It highlights avoiding have in conditional clauses, stresses Hungary pronunciation, and explains plateau spelling. It offers word study guidance and uses consonant in a sentence about aligning sentiments with inclinations.
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Hungary
McKenney On Bridge by William McKenney
The column presents bridge tips from William McKenney, secretary of the American Contract Bridge League, offering strategic guidance for players and highlighting common bidding and play concepts.
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William &. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Quiz On Altrusa Principles And Spelling Match Feature Meeting
The Altrusa club held a program in the Sheraton room after its bi weekly dinner. Mrs Mary Ballard chaired the committee and declared the quiz on local Altrusa statistics the most instructive in recent memory.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Ballard
Lois Welborn
Lucile Johnston
Florence Nightingale Club Hosts Acorn Club Ice Cream Night
The Florence Nightingale club of the local YWCA hosted the Acorn club of Greensboro at a recent gathering at the local hut. The event featured homemade ice cream making and activities. Miss Virginia Satterfield led songs to close the evening as about sixty five attended, including thirty eight from Greensboro.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Y.W.C.A
Acorn Club
Greensboro
Virginia Satterfield
Joint Birthday Party For Betty Grubb And Munroe Copley
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at Munroe Copley’s home celebrated Betty Grubb and Munroe Copley with comics and skill games directed by Everett Gabb and Ralph Copler. Mary and Jane Grubb served ice cream and cake to guests including Clarence Farmer, Robert Foust, Ray Copley, Randall Saunders, Don Henderson, C J Hedrick, Buster Carmichael, Pegay Carmichael, Lorraine Wilson, Cherlette Hutchins, Geneva Grabb, Louise Owens, June Smith, Nadine Proctor, Edith and Helen Williams.
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Betty Grubb
Munroe Copley
Everett Gabb
Ralph Copler
Mary
Jane Grubb
Clarence Farmer
Robert Foust
Ray Copley
Randall Saunders
Don Henderson
C. J Hedrick
Buster and
Pegay Carmichael
Lorraine Wilson
Cherlette Hutchins
Geneva Grabb
Louise Owens
June Smith
Nadine Proctor
Edith and
Helen Wiliams
Eastern Stars Plan Outing At Home In Greensboro Picnic
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple last night and planned attendance at the annual picnic at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro tomorrow for Rob ert Morris Day. About a dozen members from local C. EB. S&S. chapter will attend. Ruth Williams appointed chair of arrangements.
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High Point
Order of the Tern Star
Masonic Temple
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Robert Morris
Eastern Star
C. EB. S&s
Ruth Williams
Williams
J. W. Johnson
Bessie Pope
Edna Moag
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Church Social and Junior Y W A Meeting Announced
The Junior Y W A of Green Street Baptist plans a Thursday 7 30 p m gathering at Ruth and Mary Helen Daves home on Denny Street. All members are urged to attend. Archdale Ladies Class to meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs J Staley home on the Asheboro road.
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Mary Camp Sprinkle
Addie Moore
Madeline Hoover
Sprinkle
Lacile Johnston
Ballard
Green
Green Street
Archdale
Archdale M. EB. Church
J. Staley
Asheboro Road
Births and health updates from Burrus Memorial and Guilford General
Mr and Mrs Dale C Montgomery announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Priscilla on August 15 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Both mother and baby are doing well. Marjorie Payne is improving at her Richardson street home after an operation at Guilford General hospital last week.
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Dale C. Montgomery
Sarah Priscilla
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Payne
Richardson Street
Guilford General Hospital
Social Notes From Baltimore and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs Tom J Copeland and children Pat and Lommy of Baltimore are guests at the Everett Marsh home on Johnson Street and plan to stay until Friday. Mr and Mrs H W Henry and daughter Marriott of Knoxville Tenn have arrived to visit Randall B Terry on Roland Park. Mrs J M Mullikan is in Guilford General hospital for treatment. Joseph C Fidler returns from Jacksonville Florida after visiting relatives and other points. Community Arts club hosts Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Harvey Gibson at the Gibson clubroom North Main Street. Mrs Thomas W Sprinkle regional Red Cross director leaves for Washington DC for a weeklong conference. Mrs W C Wells and son Stuart return to Richmond after visiting the Farley home 203 Roland Park. Miss Virginia Carrier left for Asheville then Lansing Michigan to resume work in September after visiting Miss Lucile Johnston 511 Sunset Drive. Mrs A B Frost and daughter Regina returned from a week trip to the Smoky Mountains National Park Asheville and Knoxville. Brigadier General Bryden and Mrs Bryden expected at Sedgefield for the horseshow Friday and Saturday with Governor Clyde R Hoey also extended an invitation.
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Tom J. Copeland
Pat and
Lommy
Baltimore, Md
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Friay
Virginia Carrier
Asheville
Lucile Johnston
Sunset Drive
Bryden
Fort Brags
Sedgefield
Clyde RK. Hoey
Kate Norment
Greensboro
William Norment
Norment
Frank Lambeth
McCallie School
Chattanooga
Tenn
Beulah Norment
Morganton
EB. A. Kersey
Charles F. Lambeth
Gardner
Mass
Spencer Carleton
Carleton
Forrest Grimes
Anne
Roaring River
Miss Carrier Gifted At YWCA Shower In Lansing
Miss Virginia Carrier of Lan sing Michigan was honored by the Live Y'ers club of the YWCA in Lansing with a handkerchief shower at Miss Jimmie Hancock's Thurston street home. Hazel Wright won bridge, with Pearl Cridlebaugh and Ebien Jensen taking prizes. rummy also awarded. Orange ice and refreshments followed for twenty guests.
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Virginia Carrier
Lansing
Mich
Y.W.C.A
Jimmie Hancock
Thurston Street
Carrier
Hazel Wright
Pearl Cridlebaugh
Ebien Jensen
Rev and Mrs Taylor Host Large Church Gathering
Reverend and Mrs Taylor entertained about two hundred friends of the Church of the Air with a weiner roast at their North Hamilton Street home last evening. After supper they were entertained by a trio including Leeta May Hubbard Hall and Eloise Pierce. Taylor, a well known evangelist, has been in High Point four months and held revival services in a tent citywide, ending Sunday on Burton Street. A fellowship gathering is planned for next month.
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EB. Taylor
Church of the Air
Hamilton Street
Leeta May Hubbard
Service Hall
Eloise Pierce
Taylor
Burton Street
Jean Gilliam Birthday Party near Thomasville
Jean Gilliam daughter of Judge and Mrs. C W Gilliam celebrated her sixth birthday with a party on the Gilliam farm near Thomasville. Miss Lillian Yow led lawn games and stories followed by Dixie cups cake and mints with colored balloons as favors.
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Thomasville
Jean Gilliam
C. W. Gilliam
Gilliam
Lillian Yow
Martha Crawford
Donnie Crawford
Billy Rapp
Elisabeth
Pauline Walker
Corine Culbreth
Patty
Diane Dickens
David Lee McSwain
Shirley Jean Axford
Emily Lou Russell
Bobby
Madge Wilson
Peggy Harrison
Ann
Fred, Jr
Murphy
Jimmy Murr
Jean Williams
David Gilliam
Ellen Westmoreland
Norman Crews
Lois Walters
Carr Shealey, Jr
Diane Gilliam
Harry Lee Lambeth, Jr
Betty Vann Williams
Gilliam Crump
Jones-Byerly Vows Solemnized Aug 20 in City Home
Miss Inez Grayson Jones and Hoover Odell Byerly married August 20 at 7 30 p m in Rev Co L Ruth's house with close friends present. Bride wore a blue ensemble with white accessories. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake L Jones of Putnam Avenue. Byerly is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Byerly and works in Greensboro. They will reside at 412 Tate Street Greensboro.
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Inez Grayson Jones
Hoover Odell Byerly
Co. L. Ruth
Jake L. Jonég
Putnam Avenue
Mr. Byerly
Frank Byerly
Greensboro
Tate Street
Bride Elect And Visitor Share Honors At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs James W Poole will entertain with a bridge luncheon tomorrow morning. Miss Katharine Hayworth bride elect of early September will share honors with Mrs Gavin H Dortch of Elkin. Hayworths upcoming marriage to Wilson Harley Daveler of Charleston will take place in New York on September 10. The party starts at 11 at Emerywood country club.
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James W. Poole
Katharine Hayworth
Gavin H. Dortch
Elkin
Miss Hayworth
Wilson Harley Daveler
Charleston
West Virginia
New York
Dortch
Mabel Doughton Davis
Emerywood Country Club
Second Week Stay-At-Home Camp Registration Totals Grow
The YWCA sponsors a three week stay-at-home camp at Friends' Playground offering nature study handicraft swimming folk dancing and music. Registered this week include students from Junior High Dororthy Highfill Helen Spencer Joy Ormand Jacqueline Steed and more from Ray Street Elm Street Pickett Brentwood Cloverdale and Ada Blair schools.
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Y.W.C.A
Friends’ Playground
Dorothy Highfill
Helen Spencer
Joy Ormand
Jacqueline Steed
Ray Street
Carol Jane Maxwell
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Betsy Lloyd Jones
Melva Price
Elm Street
Annie Lida Council
Naomi Justice
Helen McPherson
Edith Norman
Donna Burns
Louise Gibson
Billie Goodson
Lucille Linthicum
Mildred Coggins
Pickett
Mildred Jones
Helen Phillips
Brentwood
Sarah Cardell
Madge Slaydon
Rama Lee Rickard
Ruth Russell
Cloverdale
Frances Cassell
Hazel Pratt
Emma Blair
Wincie Cagle
Shirley Williams
Betty Sue Sebastian
Lucille Culler
Margaret Meyers
Betty Iou Grant
Ada Blair
Carline Kearns
Johnson Street
Nora Lee McPherson
Barbara Brown
Mississippi Elects Most House Incumbents in Democratic Primary
In Jackson Mississippi voters elected six of seven incumbents to the next House term with the seventh unopposed. Representative John Rankin led in the 4th district defeating Sam Lumpkin and Charles Hamilton among others, as results circulated from about a quarter of precincts reporting.
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Tackson
Miss
Mississippi
House
New Deal
John Rankin
Sam Lumpkin
Tupelo
Charles Hamilton
Aberdeen
Rai Kn
Lumpkin
Nemilton
Wedside rings and polite garden party refreshments
A modern etiquette column answers that wearing a wedside ring is personal taste not etiquette. It recommends serving sandwiches, cake, and iced tea at a small informal neighborhood garden party. It notes stopping to chat in the middle of a sidewalk is discourteous and proposes stepping aside to avoid obstruction.
How Can I By Anne Ashley
A Q and A on sewing and household tips shows how to stop a skirt bone from rolling by sewing elastic along the top, and methods to make egg whites froth quickly with salt and relieve insect bites with baking soda.
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Anne Ashley
Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon questions and answers
The quiz covers patent use for personal work, claiming infringement without permission. It lists over 30,000 file varieties, Medusa as the mythic snake-haired figure, about eight gallons from a maple, and Mungery as the country with the most dwarves.
Stile Teammates Tied By Spitball Era Bonds
Cleveland Indians figures Frank Kohlbecker and Cy Slapnicka shared ties in Milwaukee during the spitball era. Slapnicka aided pitching as general manager while Kohlbecker served as traveling secretary, forming a noted connection in early baseball administration.
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Stile
Cleveland
Frank Kohlbecker
Cleveland Indians
Cy Slapnicks
Tribe
Milwaukee
Slapateke
Election tallies for Mississippi state legislators and officials
The report lists multiple candidates and results by district and precincts including Rep wall doxey with 6 667 votes and State Senator Mansard Bulloch with 1 382, Rep Will Whit tington unopposed, and results for districts seven through nine with figures for reps, district attorney, and state representatives, noting publisher McGee.
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Wall Doxey
Mansard Bulloch
Will M. Whittington
A. L. Ford
D. I. Geogery
Jon Shei
Roas Collins
Robert F. Mason
McGee
William Celme
R. G. Weeten
Free Fuel Campaign Promises Heatrola Free Fuel
Household Appliance Co and The Estate Store Co promote the Annual Estate Heatrola Free Fuel Campaign offering free coal or oil with 1938 Heatrolas ordered before September 3. Prospective buyers join by a small deposit and pay the balance on delivery, with August 18 to September 3 as campaign dates.
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High Point
Household Appliance Co
Heatrola
Inman Plays Boldly to Fulfill Bridge Contract
Franklin L. Inman of Indianapolis faced a tough bridge contract in a discussion today. He showed the famed obligatory fines or play for the drop of a high honor, risking failure if the key card was twice guarded, but successful with careful timing and correct opening lead.
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Franklin L. Inman
Indianapolis
Inman
Chi
Cago
Epadhe
Spade Wan
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McKenney
Declarer
Ywca Club
Acorn Club of
Boxwood Gardens
R. P. Roger
Sheraton Grill
Thompson
Ith Main
H. W. Henry
Marriott
Knoxville, Tenn
Randall B. Terry
Roland Park
J. M. Mullikan
Joseph C. Fidler
Jacksonville
T. d. Cox
Florida
Community Arta Club
Harvey Gibson
Hosteen
Gibson
North Main Street
Thomas W. Sprinkle
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
A. B. Frost
Regina
Fifth Street
The
Smoky Mountains National Park
Knoxville
Miss Carrier
Live Y
Rev
Mrs. Taylor
Pen
Engiby
Jones-Byerly
Roberta Lee
A. C. Gordon
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