Mrs Clark Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs 8 C Clark hosted the Entre Nous club at her Parkway home with holiday decorations and Boston rook played. Mary Elizabeth helped serve refreshments after the games asmes members including W E Beavans B S Cummings J W Harriss H S Hartzell J F Hay G H Kearns Charles Long B Overman H N Phillips A M Rankin A Sherrod A B Tate L R Terry Z I Walser attended along with visitors Mrs John Sheloff and Mrs A S Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clark
Parkway
Boston
J. F. Haya
G. H. Kearns
Charles Long
B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
A. M. Rankin
A. Sherrod
A. B. Tate
L. R. Terry
Z. I. Walser
John Sheloff
A. 8. Caldwell
Holiday Bridge Parties At Thomasville Clubs
Holiday bridge gatherings at Thomasville feature two Fortnightly club tables and four tables for the Tuesday Afternoon club. Maile Snell and Evelyn Webb win top prizes, with other members and guests receiving trophies and handkerchiefs. Multiple social notes follow, including visits and recoveries, among local families and guests with festive refreshments and a progressive dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
M. C. Elledge
Maile Snell
Vera Green Phillips
E. C. Jernigan
Red Oak
Marie Jones
R. G. Jennings
Maie Snell
Maye Livengood
Alma Jennings
Madeline Hoover
Ted Hethcock
EB. ©. Jernigan
P. M. Sherrill
Evelyn Webb
Claiborne Pennington
Peggy Hite
Margaret Delp
Philadelphia
Club Of Twelve Holds Annual Holiday Party At Country Club
The Club Of Twelve hosted its annual holiday party at Emerywood Country Club with a four course dinner and six tables of contract bridge. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abels and others. guests Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay attended replacing ill members.
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Club of Twelve
Bub of
Emerywood
A. S. Parker
A. G. Douglas
John C. Abels
R. T. Amos
Carter Dalton
Mra
W. J. Fraley
W. C. Idol
Misses Jones Host Liday Tea for Brides and Bride-Elect
Misses Helen and Sarah Jones entertain about seventy five guests at their home 1101 neon street Thursday afternoon to honor brides Mrs A Myers Mrs Joseph ple and bride elect Miss Irma Grey. Guests wore elegant outfits, the tea table showcased lace and white chrysanthemums, food featured Russian tea and ribbon sandwiches, and greetings were led by Miss Jackson with services by Mrs Turner and others. The event celebrated three young women connected to upcoming weddings. The piece also notes a science fact about carbon dioxide from mountain eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sarah Jones
Neon Street
A. Myers
Joseph Ple
Irma Greyks
Virginia Jackson
Rob Davis
Miss Jones
Mrs. Temple
Miss Horneday
Corce
Elizabeth Yates
Greensboro
Henry Turner
Winston-Salem
Cora Worth Parker
Kitty Retten
Frederick R. Taylor
A. C. Jones
Country Club Holiday Dance at Emerywood Tonight
Emerywood Country Club members gather at the club house for the annual New Year dance from 9:30 to 1:30. Davis Brothers orchestra provides music for High Point dancers as members and out-of-town guests welcome the new year with noisemakers and novelty hats at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Hunt Members To Have Tea On Saturday
A New Year tea for Sedgefield Hunt members and invited guests will be at Sedgefield Inn around 4 30 after a drag hunt leaving the Inn at 2 30. A field of 18 followed the hounds on Wednesday in a fox chase from 9 to 12 45 with members from Greensboro Sedgefield and High Point. No kill was made. Further fixtures to start the new year are to be announced.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Greensboro
Sedgefield
High Point
Misses Sechrest And Thomas Host New Year Tea
Miss Betsy Sechrest and Miss Dixie Thomas plan an informal tea at Sechrest’s South Main Street home tomorrow from four to six oclock. Guest of honor Miss Alice Nesbit of Charlottesville Virginia joins two brides elect Miss Edith Crowder and Miss Ruth Spicer Clark. About eight guests invited.
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Betty Sechrest
Dixie Thomas
South Main Street
Alice Nesbit
Charlottesville
Edith Crowder
Kermit Cloniger
Ruth Spicer Clark
Wilson Wallace
Charlotte
Greensboro Bride-Elect Irene Coe Weds C C Robbins Jr
Miss Irene Coe Greensboro bride elect to Charles Copeland Robbins Jr Spruce Pine and formerly High Point will marry in Greensboro this afternoon The couple were honored with pre nuptial events a cake cutting at the Fidler home and a buffet supper at the Mendenhall residence The wedding is set for 5 pm at Calvary M P Church with Rev H Free Surrat officiating
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Irene Coe
Greensboro
Charles Copeland Robbins, Jr
Spruce Pine
High Point
Arthur Fidler
Miss Coe
Mr. Robbins
Julia Davis
Winston-Salem
Frank Robbins
Peggy Burch
Ray Dixon
Julia Coe
Lee Sherrill
Statesville
Mendenhall
Cee
Marjorie Mansfield Letters to The Enterprise
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions will be answered in the newspaper columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield letter on stepchildren rules and authority
A wife seeks guidance on joint parental authority in a blended family. She notes her husband insists on controlling his child while she handles her two stepdaughters, but he disregards threats and shows leniency. She asks how to enforce her rules and avoid future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Settlement Requires Joint Parental Cooperation for Children
The writer argues that a fair settlement hinges on an agreement between the spouses. Impartiality for the children is compromised if authority is divided. She urges that the wife demand cooperation from her husband to reach a reasonable arrangement.
Parenting guidance for mixed households and child behavior
The article advises balancing discipline between spouses when raising children. It warns that forcing children to fit a strict commonsense standard may provoke unhappiness and misunderstandings, especially if one spouse tolerates a misbehaving child.
Opinion on child training and discipline
The author argues that consistent training, respect for others and parents, and consideration for rights improve a child’s social adjustment. They acknowledge excessive discipline can be harmful but doubt girls face such treatment, contrasting a well behaved child with a self willed outlaw.
Unity of Purpose in Family Care Planned
When a husband sees that happiness of the spouse and children rests on cooperation he should strive to meet halfway and make suitable plans for the children's care.
Church Social T. E. L. Class Will Meet This Evening
The T E L class of Green Street Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 PM this evening at the church. All members are urged to attend. The notice includes other church events for Oak Hill Friends and South Side Baptist circles with timing and host locations.
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T. EB. L
Green Street Baptist Church
Young Friends of
Oak Hill
South Side Circle
W. M. A. Circle No
South Side Baptist Church
Ada Sykes
Young Street
Social Notes of Local Residents and Guests
Mr and Mrs G T Royals hosted dinner guests including Ben Royals Ruth of Wilson and the Hardy and Davis families from nearby towns. E V McLeod's condition improved after illness. Leora Hampp returned from Florence after acting as sponsor at a university dance. Several families report travel from Chicago for Christmas and others welcome visitors in Greensboro Asheboro and Asheville context.
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G. T. Royals
Ben Royals
Miss Ruth
Wilson
E. E. Hardy
Sam Davis
Lawrence Beck
Hattle Royals
Thomasville
Willard Hardy
Greensboro
Lyde
Verda Morgan
Asheboro
Leora Hampp
C. C. Hamp
Florence
Ss. C
Miss Hampp
University of South Carolina
Darlington
Mrs Bambalis Hosts Women Of Moose New Year Party
Mrs C N Bambalis will entertain the Women of the Moose at her home 108 Elm Street this evening at eight. The informal party invites each member to bring her husband or a friend.
Kernersville Young People Host Informal New Year Eve Party
Kernersville residents attended a casual gathering at the Shore home on Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed table games, a decorated living room, and a punch, date bars, cake, and candy served by Mesdames Edgar Shore and Philip Korner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Henry
Jim Shore
Edgar Shore
Philip Korner
Ralph Bates To Speak At UNC On Spain
English novelist Ralph Bates will address a public meeting in Chapel Hill on January 5 and a luncheon on January 6. He will discuss the war in Spain. Bates has lived in Spain nine years and served in the conflict. His tour is arranged by the League of American Writers and the Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, with Y M C A sponsorship in Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
Ralph Bates
Spain
Bates
Olive Field
League of American Writers
Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
England
Merchants of Kernersville Report Strong Holiday Trade
Kernersville merchants report their best business in years during the past year and especially the Christmas season. Stock was greatly reduced as shoppers thronged stores. A number of establishments kept late hours in the week before Christmas.
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Kernersville
Kernersville Community Chest Drive Totals Around $300
Approximately 300 dollars was secured in cash and pledges during the annual drive for the community chest in Kernersville. A. N. Linville, president of the chest organization, says nearly all charity cases were assisted with the funds raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Kernersville
A. N. Linville
Chest
Daughters of America Council to Meet This Evening
Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America will hold a watch party tonight at their hall. All members are asked to attend and may bring a friend. The gathering starts at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council No. 9
Daughters of America
Florida Manufacturing Landscape Reaches Thousands of Plants
Florida hosts about 4 000 manufacturing plants producing around 600 commodities, reflecting a broad industrial base across the state.
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Florida
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Christiania
Dollar Mountain
Andaho
Mrs. Clark
Misses Delp
Evelyn Baker
Mary Faison Covington
Ellen Mae Pegg
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Jesse Finch
C. F. Gibson
Douglas Crutchfield
Paul Hassler
Roy Proctor
C. L. White, Jr
Nina May Foster
Smithgrove
Wilma Wall
Dorothy Lee Peace
City Memorial Hospital
W. W. Rapp
Park Avenue
Jewel Parkin
Fredericksburg
E. F. Pepper
Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
Wade Morgan
Ethel Susan
Albemarle
Pinkney Rankin
Gastonia
Reece Harville
Harville
Jernigan
Helen and
Mount Katmai
Alaska
Hunt
Sechrest
Thomas
C. C. Robbins, Jr
Marjorie
Mansfield
Gipt Department
Red Lampe
STORK
Sirin
E. V. McLeod
Arbordale Drive
Logan Butler
Charles
L. E. Spencer
Roscoe Yates
Chicago
Thelma Garner
Cora Smith
Tate Street
Edward Cecil
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Arnold Hicks
Galax
Frances Lee
West Broad Street
Guilford General Hospital
Jefferson Hospital
Hazel Coltrane
Trinity
Frances Smith
Miss Smith
Raleigh
Mrs
Gilbert Clark
South
Hamilton Street
Betsy Holton
Buncombe County Welfare Department
Asheville
M. L. Holton
Triangle Lake
Martha Nesbitt
Reedes Wells
Ashville
William Beal
Fairview
J. J. Griffith
Frances
Princeton
West Va
George "Ulp
Clarence Stafford
Clint Linville
Goldsboro
Charles Rose
Fayetteville
L. Duckworth
James Senter
Miami, Fla
Fred Vance
Noriie Sowers
Lexington
J. R. Blackell Sr
Richard Larkins
Oak Ridge
UNC
D. of A. Council
PARTY
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Paul “Younts
Main
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