Mrs W Powell Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Miss Hayworth
Mrs. W T Powell entertained a group of friends at 526 Parkway to honor Miss Katharine Hayworth. Eleven at bridge in the morning and five tables for a two course luncheon with gardenia decor followed. top scorer was Mrs. Jack Thomas with Mrs. Charles W McAnally second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Hayworth
W. T. Powell
Miss Hayworth
Parkway
Jack Thomas
Charles W. McAnally
Fach
Powell
Lees
Mise Hayworth
Mesdames
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Ben Cooper
Amos Kearns
A. B. Henry
Elizabeth H. Covington
Grattan Foy
James W. Foote
Matt Wall
Mary Elizabeth Long
Seborn Perry
Jake Froelich
Philip Davis
S. Saunders
Harold Bennett Charlies Kearns
C. A. Kirkman
Mise Agnes Crowder
Final Of Summer Ladies Bridge At Emerywood Club
Fourteen bridge tables were in play at Emerywood country club for the bi weekly ladies party. Prize winners included Mrs J B Bolt for the club prize, Mrs E G Spier guest award, and Miss Maude Sepp Carraway junior prize. Fifty six ladies attended and many stayed for luncheon. non members may attend the initial fall activities to be announced in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
C. B. Lehmann
J. H. McCall
J. B. Bolt
E. G. Spier
Miss Shields Bride Elect Honored At Frost Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Regina Frost hosted a lively shower for Miss Elizabeth Shields and her fiancé John S. Jessup Jr of Greensboro. The green and white decor featured clematis, a bridal doll centerpiece, and gifts including a linen luncheon cloth. Games, prizes, a watermelon feast, and dancing followed with many couples present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shields
Miss Frost
Regina Frost
Elizabeth Shields
John S. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Frost
Mies Shields
Sion
Prises
Betty Idol
Helen Bolling
Mr. Jessup
Margaret Shields
Tom Harvey
Nell Holton
Whitman Kearns
Helen Rae Holton
Fred Cox, Jr
Virginia Dixon
Elmer Warren
Edith Vance
Bill Wall
Margaret Dixon
Jack Royalle
Iris Rose Gibson
Jack Gibson
Elsie J. Massey
Nelson MccAbee
Edna Wood
Carl Cooper
Norma Graham
Bruce Thorburn
Martha Idol
James Hutton
John Stanley
Charles Harville
Zeb Warner
Death of Mrs Corrigan in Toronto Ontario
News reached here last night of the death of Mrs. William Corrigan at her Toronto home. Her son J. J. Corrigan and Mrs. Corrigan of this city were called to Toronto by her illness and were with her when she died. She is survived by Mr. Corrigan and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corrigan
Toronto
Ont
Canada
J. J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Mr. Corrigan
Girl Scout Council Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The Girl Scout Council meeting set for tomorrow morning has been postponed to next Thursday. All council members are asked to note the date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Whitaker Child Feted On Second Birthday
Donald Richard Whitaker celebrated his second birthday at home on Edgeworth Street. Guests include Jimmy Hardison Johnnie Adams Harold Roy Jr Sheppard Ray Hamlet and Tressie Terrel. The party featured games ice cream cake and colored mints with each child receiving a favor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Richard Whitaker
Edgeworth Street
Jimmy Hardison
Johnnie Adams
Harold and Roy, Jr
Sheppard
Ray
Hamlet
Tressie Therrel
Donald
Blair Clan Sets Seventh Annual Meeting At Springfield
The Blair clan will hold its seventh annual meeting on Sunday September 4 at the Springfield meeting-house. The gathering starts at 3 p m and will be followed by a picnic supper. Tully Blair of Winston-Salem is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Springfield
Tully Blair
Winston-Salem
Young People's Group Meets in Church Social
The August 30 gathering of the Young People’s Missionary Circle at Mrs. W. L. Lee’s Fisher Street home featured Ruby Bryant as president and Ruth King leading the program titled Fellowship Furtherance Through Loyalty. Annie Bryant was elected secretary and Wanda King as assistant secretary, with Christmas cards collected for China and a future question box planned. Pilgrim Holiness Willing Workers plan a September 1 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Dorothy Nance’s home, rain or shine. Green Street Woman’s Missionary Society executive meeting at Mrs. M. W. Buser’s Richardson Street home has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Missionary Circle
W. L. Lee
Fisher Street
Ruby Bryant
Ruth King
Nell Montgomery
Doris King
Annie Bryant
Wanda King
China
Lula Thacker
F E. B. Barnes
Pilgrim Holiness Class
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Dorothy Nance
Weat Davia Street
Green Street
Local residents share travels births and deaths in brief notices
Mr and Mrs J Frank Slaydon and children return from Myrtle Beach Murrells Inlet and Brook Green Gardens visiting Mrs P R Larrimore Conway S C Miss Elsie Gates returns from summer school at Cullowhee Charlie Loftin visits Sarasota and back Mr and Mrs Olen Wrenn after Carolina Beach trip guest of Dr Yelton Mrs A Mack Jarvis announce birth of Bobby Shelton August 29 at 1907 Bencint St Floyd Teague guests en route Decatur Ga Mrs W L Hunt returns from Folly Beach Isle of Palms and Charleston Howard and Ruth Blackwell visit Pacolet D C Eshelman family return from Bar Harbor Cape Cod Helen to Burlington Frances to New York City Red Sykes mother Mrs W G Sykes dies at Star H H Foust hosts W E Eathem and Wilma Baltimore remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Slaydon
Myrtle Beach
Murrell
Intlet
Brook Green Gardens
P. R. Larrimore
Conway
8. C
Floyd Teague
Decatur
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Host Harris
J. A. Eshelman
Frances
Helen
Johnson Street
Bar Harbor
Cape Cod
Burlington
New York City
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men Advice
A vintage advice piece suggests women in their forties seek vitality and confidence to appeal to men. It promotes Lydie E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost pep and vivacity, framing the product as reliable for improving mood and life enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydie E. Pinkham
Chen
Finkham
Women leaders to speak at North Carolina Young Democrats breakfast
Mrs May T Evans heads a list of speakers at the seventh annual North Carolina Young Democrats convention breakfast on September 19 in Durham. Other speakers include Mrs Charles W White Mrs Elizabeth Proctor and past presidents Bessie Phoenix and May Evans with Miss Mae Oliver and Mrs T W Watson also addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Charles W. White
Gastonia
Aub
Ceut
Elizabeth Proctor
Lumberton
Bessie B. Phoenix
Wake County
May Thompson Evans
Miss Pollock Returns Home After Extended Visit
Mary Perry Pollock accompanied by her brother De Courcy Pollock leaves for Fort Myers Florida after an extended visit with her grandfather L. J. Ingram and relatives. Her engagement to Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter DC is announced and several parties are planned in Fort Myers before her October 4 wedding at the Presbyterian church. Miss Pollock formerly lived in High Point with many friends and relatives planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry Pollock
DeCourcy Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
L. J. Ingram
Miss Pollock
Howell Quintard Heath
Sumter
D. C
High Point
Mounted Girl Scout Troop Plans Formation
Mr and Mrs David T Yow and daughter Retey hosted a luncheon for Mrs Gladys Garten at their Fedgedale Drive home this afternoon. Mrs Garten of the Mary Lee Riding Academy will outline plans to form a mounted Girl Scout troop at a later meeting hosted by Miss Betsy Vowts, with about six local scouts expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Yow
Retey Yow
Fedgedale Drive
Gladys Garten
Mary Lee
Sedgefield
Amana May Eotap Float For Parade
A. H. Holton announces the Pageant of Progress parade invites any business, group, or individual to build float entries. Cast entries must be registered by Saturday noon at Pageant Headquarters. The parade moves Monday at 11 30 from near the Presbyterian church toward North Hamilton streets and Woodrow avenue with high public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holton
High Point College Stadium
High Point
Holton
Presbyterian Church
Johnson and
North Hamilton
Woodrow Avenue
Linigh Women Buy On Average Many Pairs of Shoes
An estimate suggests Linigh women purchase a sizable number of shoe pairs each year. The data implies strong consumer demand among Linigh residents for footwear, reflecting broader shopping habits in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linigh
Fragmentary newspaper snippet references Enterprise column
An unreadable fragment mentions questions about problems directed to March and care of The Enterprise. The readable text is sparse and provides no clear events, names, or dates beyond the generic reference to a column or inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on budget for spendthrift mother
A twenty five year old woman asks how to control her mother’s overspending after six years of caregiving. The columnist advises the daughter to handle marketing and household expenses, give a small pin money allowance, and clearly explain that saving is necessary and spending must be limited to personal needs. The goal is to reduce unnecessary purchases and teach frugality while sharing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Tam
Personal budget supervision promised for home security
The speaker urges direct personal oversight of the family budget as the only path to security and peace of mind, noting that after a long workday people prefer not to tackle household problems. The message emphasizes practical budgeting as essential for stability.
MicKenney Delivers Clever Bridge Play Against Strong Defense
A. M. Sobel, director of the American Contract Bridge League, plays in the event and notes a difficult contract worked by MicKenney. The declarer navigates a demanding sequence, forcing a win with two spades after a forced ace discard, and West’s final heart lead yields the contract despite East’s refusal to sacrifice the diamond honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Sobel
Tlays
West
Deeclarer
Card Play Details in No Trump Contract Duel
The article analyzes a bridge hand where the West player counters a no trump contract shown by the South hand. A sequence includes eight of spades, a refused jack by Fast, spades led to dummy, and a diamond return leading to multiple wins and ducking plays by Bari and Sobel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobel
West
South
Bari
East
Get-Together Club Picnic at Guilford Battleground
Members of the Get-Together club and their families held a regular meeting as a picnic at Guilford Battleground and lake on Tuesday evening. About 20 people attended enjoying a picnic supper along with swimming and boating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Battleground and Lake
Contract Problem Six Diamonds Line of Play
A bridge problem asks how declarer can make six diamonds. The hand shown includes entries like iAQE6S A J75 75402 and Ks 106 10987 with long suits and a tricky line. The solution reveals a simple line of play to make the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Allen Jay Glee Club Plans Evening Rehearsal
The Allen Jay glee club will meet this evening at 7:30 at Allen Jay High School for a rehearsal. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Glee Club
Allen Jay High School
Glee Club
Thomasville Party Honors Visitor From Durham
Miss Amanda Wall hosted a party for Eleanor Rankin of Durham at her Cramer Street home. Guests included Miss Rankin and a group of local teens with dancing, games, prizes, and refreshments. Rankin received a gift from the hostess as the event celebrated her visit to the Lambeth family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Durham
Eleanor Rankin
Amanda Wall
Cramer Street
F. S. Lambeth
Wilma Wall
Prises
Madge Peace
Reid Howard
Wallburg Schools Open Season Tomorrow
Wallburg Consolidated schools will start the new term tomorrow with registration at 8:30 AM. About 450 students are expected to register and class organization will take most of the morning. High school students should bring book rental fees. Interior work was done on the schools during the summer. H F Pardue is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
H. F. Pardue
Los Angeles Aircraft Makers Report Unfilled Orders
With books closed for the fret half of 1938, four major Los Angeles area factories reported over 68.29 million dollars in unfilled orders last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Skier Adjusts Stance on Slope Dynamics
A skier leans forward during descent and shifts backward to tackle an incline, demonstrating adaptive body positioning to maintain balance and traction on varying terrain.
Randolph Republicans Open Campaign With Jonas as Keynote
Asheboro August 31 Republicans of Randolph open their campaign September 3 with Charles Jonas of Lincolnton as U S Senate keynote speaker. Meeting begins promptly at 2 30 P M with standard business and recognitions. A I Ferree chairman says prizes await three oldest Republicans and the precinct with the largest young Republican turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph
Jonas
Lincolnton
U. S. Senate
A. I. Ferree
Chicago Produce Butter Price Report
Chicago August 31 butter prices held steady at 1 960.555 cents per pound. Fat and egg product quotes showed no change with 9 699 units traded and unchanged figures across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Mrs. W . Powell
Ontario
Boxwood Gardens
BR. F. Roger
Blair Clan
Western Union
Church Social
Young People’s Group
Elsie Gates
Western Carolina Teachers’ College
Cullowhee
Charlies Loffin
M. Hitt Loftin
Sarasota
Fila
Olen Wrenn
Carolina Beach
Dr. Yelton
Mrs
A. Mack Jarvis
Bobby Shelton
Bencint Street
W. L. Hunt
Fourth Street
Folly Beach
Isle of Palme
Charleston
Howard
Ruth Blackwell
Pacolet
Edith
Margaret Myers
Cable Street
Red” Sykes
W. G. Sykes
Star
H. H. Foust
Lexington Avenue
W. E. Eathem
Pemet
Wilma
Baltimore
May T. Evans
Florida
Amana
MicKenney
Western Beef
United Market Fresh Fish and Meats
North Main Street
Alma Founte
Frank Jones
Decie Chambers
Tives
Sanford and Carbo
Marie Jones
Green Phillips
Tuasda
Chimney RB
Earl, Jr
D. Jester
Maie Snell
Ces Griffin
B. H. Williamson
G. T. Alexander
Tommy
Ala
G. Marshall Hoover
Ville
Long Island
Atlantic
Washington
Herbert Jobncom
Manorville
Washi
Annie Thomas
Lottie May
Vir Bule
Wagram
Merry Neal
Mary Lots J
Kinneywood
Emma Adame
Charles Jonas
Keyno
Point Area
Plaud
Tsai
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