Misses Frost And Jones Entertain For Miss Shields
Elizabeth Shields bride-elect of this city, to wed John S. Jessup Jr. of Greensboro, will be honored with two parties. Regina Frost hosts informal games and refreshments this evening at 603 Fifth Street for about sixteen couples. Dorothy Jones plans a Friday bridge party at 26 Circle Drive for four tables and about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Elizabeth Shields
John S. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Regina Frost
Fifth Street
Mr. Jessup
Miss Shields
Miss Frost
Dorothy Jones
Circle Drive
Mrs Foy Hosts Luncheon For Miss Hayworth Bride Elect
Mrs Gratton Foy hosted a luncheon at the Emerywood country club to honor Miss Katharine Hayworth, bride elect to Wilson Harley Daveler. Guests included Mesdames Kearns Henley Thomas Froelich Rankin Covington Joby Slane Raymond Perry Kearns Bennett Long Poole Lindsay Saunders Hubbard Ayers Abels Powell Millie Holbrook Ehners Lovelace and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Foy
Miss Hayworth
Katherine Hayworth
Wilson Harley Daveler
New York
Emerywood Country Clay
Charles Kearns
A. B. Henley
Jack Thomas
Jake Froelich
Alex Rankin
Elizabeth H. Covington
Howard Joby
Wills Slane
Katherine Raymond
Seborn Perry
Amos Kearns
Harold Bennett
Mary Eisabeth Long
Jimmie Poole
Andrew Lindsay
S&s. Saunders
U D C Chapter Elects Delegates To State Meeting
The High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter held a meeting at Mrs. Dora Richardson’s home to select delegates and alternates for the North Carolina division estate convention in New Bern, October 19. President A T Wishart led the program on The Civilization of The Old South and its destruction, touching on slavery and its ties to feudal and English yeoman systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New Bern
High Point
Dora E. Richardson
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
A. B. Tate
J. 5. Welborn
H. P. Morrison
J. F. Hayden
Welborn
Norman V. Randolph
A. T. Wishart
Old South
Maude Jane Parks Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Maude Jane Parks daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Parks of 702 Fast Commerce street was honored Sunday afternoon with a party on town after cakes ice cream and lemonade. Guests included Peggy June Nolan Mabel Lee Parks June Carroll Mildred Lucille Richardson Barbara Jean Williams Speros Gekas Una Lee Nolan Mamada Gekas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Jane Parks
W. A. Parks
Commerce Street
Peggy June Nolan
Mabel Lee Parks
June Carroll
Mildred Lucille Richardson
Barbara Jean Williams
Speros Gekas
Una Lee Nolan
Mamada Gekas
Miss Tucker Engaged to Dr Anscombe of Winston-Salem
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Florence Viola Tucker Shamokin Pa to Dr Francis C Anscombe Winston-Salem head of the history department at Salem college and concert accompanist Miss Tucker member of the music department will wed at the Tucker home in Shamokin in the coming days. They plan to reside at 65 Park Boulevard Winston-Salem after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Florence Viola Tucker
Shamokin
Francis C. Anscombe
Winston-Salem
Esther
Madeline Tucker
Sunbury
Tucker
Florence Nightingale Club Meet at YWCA After Supper
The Florence Nightingale club gathered at the YWCA hut for its regular meeting last evening. Miss Catherine Howard, club president, chaired the session and a thanks note for flowers sent during illness was read from Phoebe Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Y. W. C.A. Hut
Catherine Howard
Flowers
Phoebe Meadows
Leslie Johnson
Nelle Ansley
Honolulu
Hawaii
Dorothy Bell
Enterprise Staff
Miss Moore Attends Charlotte Parties and Bride Events
Miss Eileen Moore left for Charlotte to attend a luncheon and an afternoon party for Miss Margaret Calder a Charlotte bride elect who will wed James Mullin of Gastonia in September. Calder will be bridesmaid in Moore Calder wedding then travel to High Point for a few days. Moore hosts bridge at 208 Woodrow Avenue on Thursday to honor Calder, who will attend the Girls Pentagon Club meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Moore
Charlotte
Margaret Calder
James Mullin
Gastonia
Miss Moore
Mine Calder
High Point
Bridge
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Calder
Pentagon Club
Lebanon Ladies Aid hears brief reports at regular meeting
The Lebanon M. P. church Ladies Aid held its regular monthly gathering with a large turnout. Carolyn Ann Briggs won first prize in the baby contest, Branson Blair was second, and a children’s program followed under Mrs. C. L. Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Covington McLeod Vows Announced In Red Springs NC
Mrs Martin Covington announces the marriage of Sadie Allison Covington to Frank Daniel McLeod in Red Springs North Carolina on Saturday August 27 1938 McLeod a Trinity High School former principal is locally known and well connected in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin John Covington
Sadie Allison
Frank Daniel McLeod
Red Springs
North Carolina
McLeod
Trinity High School
WPA Supervisors Meet In Winston-Salem Area Seven
Local WPA supervisors Mesdames N. Stirewall and Esther Long and Mr John Kilburn attend a Winston-Salem meeting of Area Seven supervisors. The gathering, to be held at the WPA offices, focuses on High Point area WPA matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Winston-Salem
Mesdames N
Stirewall
Esther Long
John Kilburn
Area Seven
High Point
Local social notes recount visits and travel among families
Mrs. Samuel E Hall and son Ted of Toronto visited the Tates for two weeks and left for Buffalo. Mrs Mallie cousin of Mr. Tate and the Shores returned to Washington with Miss Frances Mann and Tom Pitts. The Brays visited Carolina beaches Fort Bragg and White Lake. Culler party toured Myrtle Beach Brook Green Gardens and Carolina Beach. Pauline Prather moved from Salisbury hospital after tonsillectomy. F R Hicks ill at home with bronchial pneumonia. Virginia Fraley and Robert Nance returned from Carolina with the Delks. Sarah Lacy Tomlinson joined her parents at the Ambassador hotel in New York. John Kilburns home from Harrisonburg. Mrs. Iveigh moved home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after bronchial influenza. Kent sisters and Stepp family back from Florida with Durham guests. Miss Gilbert Muse and others viewed The Lost Colony in Manteo then tobacco market in Wilson. Adigetae Ervin Elliott and Stella Grayson attended Voncannon reunion in Troy. Local group at Carolina Beach then home. Wray Russell’s influenza improving. Ada Bagley and Lucy Davis visiting Pauline Culler. Downeys host Mr and Mrs E H Mason and daughters Helen and Alice. Mrs Mason is Downey’s niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Charles F. Tomlinson
Ambassador Hotel
New York City
C. W. Jr
W. Page Harris
Durham
W. F. Kent
Nellie Sue
Virginia Aon
H. Stepp
Florida
John Durham
Kathleen
Helen Durham
Saint Augustine
Fountain of Youth
Fernandina
Gilbert Muse
R. C. Tate
Hazel Johnson
Manteo
Wilson
Adigetae
Piedmont German Club Plans Fall Season Dance
The Piedmont German club convenes at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday at 7 16 for a membership meeting. Officers and a board of governors will be elected and plans outlined for the September dance and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Domino Club With Miss Wilson At Carrick Avenue
Miss LaVelle Wilson will entertain the Domino Club at her home on Carrick Avenue this evening at 7 48 o clock an announcement made this morning states the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
Domino Club
Carrick Avenue
Advice for a Young Man on Temper and Love
A 22 year old man confesses a quick temper damaged a relationship with a fiancée. The guidance urges a direct apology, either by visit or full written note, and warns against writing while angry. It recommends cooling off for hours or days before acting and learning from the episode to control temper in the future.
Advice on temper control in a personal quarrel
The writer notes returning a letter may reflect regret or genuine hurt over the situation. Quick temper and jealousy threaten happiness and urge self-control. The reader should learn to stay silent when angry and speak only after temper improves, hoping for sympathetic support and renewed effort despite occasional relapses.
Brower-Hollingsworth Marriage Solemnized In Greensboro
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Little Dale Brower to Hassel Hollingsworth, performed Friday evening August 26 in Greensboro. The couple, of Asheboro, will reside on Spring Garden Street and both work at Bossong Hosiery mills. Attendants were Odell Byrely and Frances Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Little Dale Brower
C. W. Brower
Spring Garden Street
Bossong Hosiery Mills
Allen Jay Glee Club Will Meet Wednesday
The Allen Jay high school Glee Club will meet at the school Wednesday night at 7 30 for a rehearsal. All members are urged to attend. Audrey Jane Knight Born Here Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Glee Club
Glee Club
Allen Jay High School
Greensboro Bridge Party Honored Mrs Bain Guest
Mrs R H Bain visited Greensboro and attended a bridge party hosted by Miss Euneta Pratt and Miss Lois Freeland on Julian Street to honor Mrs Charlie Pratt formerly Evelyn Kernodle. Bain won the travel award at the event. Emelee Joyce Proctor Born Saturday at Nash General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Bain
Greensboro
Euneta Pratt
Lois Freeland
Julian Street
Charlies Alexander Pratt
Evelyn Kernodle
Bain
Emelee Joyce Proctor
Sam Proctor
Emelee Joyce
Proctor
Marie Fowler
Nathan's Creek
Chicago Produce Prices Stand Firm in Market Report
Butter totals 1 255 925 pounds with steady prices and unchanged levels. Eggs at 6 176 pounds remain firm with fresh graded extra firsts local 24 cents per car and firsts local 23 cents per car. Other prices are unchanged in this August 30 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sun Focused Water Bottle Ignites California House
In 1931 a bottle of water stood outside a California residence and concentrated sunlight burned the wooden wall, causing a blaze. Local authorities noted the unusual incident as a reminder of the fire risk from improvised solar focal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Robbins Bros Circus to Exhibit in High Point September 13
The Robbins Bros Show starring Hoot Gibson will perform at Welch circus grounds in High Point on Tuesday September 13 with two special trains and a traveling city of 700 staff plus 94 advance men. The show features a world renowned menagerie, trained horse displays led by John Smith, and a street parade three miles long. Clyde Beatty will present the world's largest wild animal act battling ferocious lions and tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins Bros
Hoot Gibson
High Point
Welch Circus
U. S
University of Natural History
John Smith
Europe
Cyse O'Dell
Toyama
Happy Kellems
Fred Yost
Siberia
Asia
Clyde Beatty
Pageant Costumes Arrive In City For Early Fittings
Costumes for a local pageant have arrived, transforming business men into colonial figures and school girls into Native American and other historic roles. Fittings are scheduled midweek with evening sessions on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Furniture Workers to Meet Wednesday Night
The United Furniture Workers Union of Illinois holds its regular meeting at 7:20 p.m. All furniture workers are invited to attend at the Labor Temple. Hosiery workers will hold their regular meetings in the future at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Furniture Walk
Union of the
C. IL
Fn Labor Temple
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Holland
Juliana
Beatrix
Misses Frost
Jones
U. D.C
Athens
Rome
Carthage
South
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Robert E. Lee
Pinkham
Nature
Miss Tucker
Dr Anscombe
Nat Walker
Will
Stephens
Charlies Gueth
Nora L. Andrews
Eaekiel
Reformed W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Main 8St
Churh Circle Three
Main Street Methodist Church
Covington-McLeod
Samuel E. Hall and Son
Ted
Toronto
Canada
A. E. Tate
Buffalo
N. Y
Mallie
Mr. Tate
Francis Marion Shore
Mrs. Shore
J. T. Mann
Miss Frances Mann
Tom Pitts
Bruce Bray
Bruce, Jr
Carolina
Wrightsville
Fort Bragg
White Lake
Reece Culler
Viola Safewright
Alma Johnson
Myrtle Beach
Brook Green Gardens
South Carolina
Carolina Beach
Pauline Prather
Salisbury Hospital
F. R. Hicks
Greenway Drive
Hicks
Virginia Fraley
Robert Nance
Mitchell Delk
Harrisonburg
Mr. Kilburn
C. B. Kilburn
Joseph L. Iveigh
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ervin Elliott
Thomasville
Stella Grayson
Ophelia
Gladys Voncannon
Voncannon
Troy
Alpha Williams
Marguerite Scarce
Jewell Plummer
Floyd
Isaac Bowman
Hugh Moran
Carl Myers
Wray Russell
Barker Street
Ada Bagley
Lucy Davis
Pauline Culler
EB. A. Downey
Howell Street
E. H. Mason
Helen
Alice
Mrs. Mason
Piedmont
Miss Wilson
the Terpsichorean Club of
Raleigh
Mre
Kenneth (. Royall
Raleigh and
Goldsboro
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Mre. Royall
Womans Club
Marjorie
Miss Mansfield
A. A. Cc
Audrey Jane Knight
G. B. Knight
397
Boulevard
Audrey Jane
R. H. Bain
Robbins Bros. Circus
Sals
Batiste
Reer Department Store
Pisie St. Varam
Elephant
Cirews
Thomas Tyson
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