German Club Dance Seeks Guest Cards from Members
Members of the Piedmont German club who want guest cards for out-of-town visitors are urged to contact Bill Price, secretary, immediately. The dance occurs Monday at Emerywood Country Club with Johnny Hamp and his orchestra providing the music. It is the club’s second dance since its recent reorganization and is anticipated as a delightful event.
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Bill Price
Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hamp
Temple New President elected after Kappa Gamma meeting
At the Sheraton committee room gathering Dr. P. Lindley spoke on the All Round Human Being while Mrs Eunice Temple was elected president of the Temple New President mega Chapter Kappa Gamma. Officers also named included Mrs Marie Cad e as vice president and Miss Nancy Welborn as treasurer. Twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. BE
Lindley
Eunice Temple
Marie Cade
Cade
Tame Hendrix
Mary Wall
Missargaret Poole
Nancy Welborn
Ddell
Eir
Temple
Aalentine Party
Ethel Flynt
Dell
Margaret Pole
Hazel McDaniel
Hoover
Miss Dorothy Crawley to Wed Wilton Barnes Tomorrow
Miss Dorothy Vivian Craw will marry Wil Brown Barnes at Wesley Memorial church tomorrow evening at six thirty. The ceremony, officiated by Dr. Gunbree H Ward and Dr. Gideon J Huffneys, includes music by Mrs Bascom Whiter and Mrs Glenn Perry. The bride, given by her uncle M W Stump, will have a large bridal party with Margaret Rick, Ida Barnes, and Ann Morrill among the attendants. After the formal reception at 405 Lindsay street, the couple will depart for a wedding trip south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Arch
Dorothy Vivian Craw
Wil Brown Barnes
Gunbree H. Ward
Gideon J. Humfeys
High Point Lege
Methodist Church
Bascom Whiter
Oak Ridge
Glenney Perry
M. W. Stump
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Thy Smith
Margaret Rick
Ma Barnes
Lumberton
Horace Barnes
J. Barnes
John Rhodes Barnes
Knox Barnes
Bernard Voliva
Charles Kearns
High Point
Archibald McLean
Mark W. Stump
Lindsay Street
Points South
Entre Nous Club Valentine Tea At Mrs Phillips Home
The Entre Nous club held a Valentine themed gathering at 3 o clock at Mrs Phillips home on Parkway. Guests enjoyed bridge and tea with red and white decor, nandine berry centerpieces, red tapers, and Valentine place cards. Members included Mesdames Cummings Clark Beavens Tate Harris Harriss Hoskins Rankin Hayden Hartzell Terry and Welser with guests Mrs Stewart and Mrs Pyle of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Cummings
S. C. Clark
W. C. Beavens
A. E. Tate
J. W. Harriss
Bascom Hoskins
A. M. Rankin
J. F. Hayden
Howard Hartzell
L. R. Terry
Bride-Elect Honored At Valentine Bridge Party
Mrs. Thomas J. Gold Jr. hosted a Valentine bridge at her home at 302 Otway Drive for Miss Dorothy Crawley bride-elect. Guests included Miss Edna Barnes, Mrs. M. Fulp, Mrs. J. Weaver, and many Winston-Salem, Lumberton, and Richmond attendees. Prizes were awarded for high scores and dusting powder gifts, with a six-cup and saucer wedding pattern presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J., Gold Jr
Dorothy Crawley
Homas J. Gold, Jr
Bridge
Otray Drive
Valentine
R. M. Sp
Winston-Salem
C. . Ingram, Jr
Joseph Exver, Jr
Edwardes
Lumberton
Dorothy Dew
Richmond
Crawley
Edna Barnes
Miss Crawley
Rick
Agnes Crowder
Jane Hess Weaver
Helen Jones
Flying squirrels glide via skin between limbs
Flying squirrels do not fly but glide using a flap of skin linking their fore and hind limbs to soar between trees. This adaptation allows controlled descent and travel through forest canopies without powered flight.
Social Calendar Friday Club Meetings Planned
The Lotus club meets 3 p.m. with Mrs J W Hedrick on North Main Street. PhiloMathean club hosts a current events program 3 p.m. at 204 Hillcrest Drive with Mrs Charles N Rag an. Canterbury club gathers 8 30 p.m. with Mrs Owen Reese at 214 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Charles Ragan
Philomathean Club
Hillcrest Drive
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Lindsay Street
Miss Simmons Honored at Luncheon Before Wedding
Miss Mary Simmons bride elect was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs J E Kirkman and Mrs Forrest Murray at East Washington Street. Guests included Mrs L G Robichaux Mrs W D Simmons Jr M J Wrenn Reid Marsh James W Poole and Misses Katherine Hayworth Mae Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simmons
J. E. Kirkman
Forrest Murray
East Washington Street
Miss Simmons
Mesdames
L. G. Robichaux
W. D. Simmons, Jr
M. J. Wrenn
Reid Marsh
James W. Poole
Katherine Hayworth
Mae Kirkman
D A R Meeting Set for Tuesday Afternoon
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon at Mrs Katherine Raymonds North Main street home. Associate hostesses include Mesdames Ingram Kirkman Perry Tilden Haworth and Miss Sophie Tilden. Mrs C B Mattocks will present a program on Colonial Fabrics tracing their history and showing early colonial fabric samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
C. T. Ingram
J. EB. Kirkman
Seborn Perry
T. A. Tilden
C. C. Haworth
Sophie Tilden
C. B. Mattocks
Tea And Topics Club Meeting Held Yesterday
Mrs. W. F. Armfield hosted the Tea and Topics club yesterday afternoon at her Brentley circle home. Mrs. J. E. Marsh presented reviews from Current Digest and World Digest followed by informal discussion. Refreshments of salad and accompaniments were served to Mesdames Horace Haworth, H. D. Sears, Logan Porter, E. S. Wall, W. F. Clayton, A. G. Douglas, W. W. Idol and J. E B. Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Armfield
Brentley Circle
J. E. Marsh
Current Digest
World Digest
Horace Haworth
H. D. Sears
Logan Porter
E. S. Wall
W. F. Clayton
A. G. Douglas
W. W. Idol
J. E B. Marsh
Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Party In Greensboro Area
Mrs Phillip Davis hosted a bridge party at her Parkway home honoring Miss Mary Simmons whose wedding to Clair Conner of Greensboro is next week. Three tables played for a high score prize won by Mrs James W Poole as pink and lilac roses and sweet peas decorated the rooms. Participants included Miss Simmons and guests Mesdames L G Robichaux Paul Casey Mary Elizabeth Long Mabel Davie Seborn Perry James W Poole Katherine Raymond Herman Smith Logan Lovelace Frank Murr of Thomasville and Miss Katherine Hayworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Davis
Bridge
Parkway
Mary Simmons
Clair Conner
Greensboro
James W. Poole
Valentine
Miss Simmons
Mesdames L. G. Robichaux
Paul Casey
Mary Elizabeth Long
Mabel Davie
Seborn Perry
Katherine Raymond
Herman Smith
Logan Lovelace
Frank Murr
Thomasville
Katherine Hayworth
Junior Bridge And Rock Clubs Meet At Randleman
In Randleman on a February evening Mr and Mrs Jack Newlin hosted the Junior bridge club with three tables of contract bridge and a Valentine motif. A. H. Carpenter won high score and Miss Lucille Freeman won the consolation. The Rock club met next with three tables and Miss J C Fox winning high score and a candy prize. The Susanna Wesley Bible class met at Mrs T A Brookshire’s leading a scripture lesson and social hour with 15 members served sandwiches and Russian tea.
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A. B. Freeman
Millard Allred
A. H. Carpenter
Jack Newlin
Elizabeth Swaim
Rosa Parrish
Lucille Freeman
Pete” Lineberry
Messrs
Eugene Bulla Howard Ferguson
Joe Malloy
Claude Fox
Larry Hammond
E. E. Bunting
W. F. Matthews
Milliard Allred
John T. Council
Joe Newlin
N. N. Newlin
John Fox
J. C. Fox
Mary Swaim
Claud Fox
Susanna Wesley
St. Paul's M. Church
Miss Mildred Talley Remains Home as Aulanger School Reopens
Miss Mildred Talley of the Aulanger school faculty stays at home until the school can reopen after a flood forced closure two weeks ago. The institution delayed classes due to high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Talley
Aulanger School
Attractive Club Parties And Luncheon At Thomasville
In Thomasville on Wednesday many events showcased social life. Ace of Clubs members led by Mrs Alvah Boyles enjoyed four tables of bridge with prizes for top scores. Mrs Paul Hassler and visitor Mrs Dave Mac Jester received high score awards, while Mrs G T Alexander claimed second. Mrs W L Birchfield of Chattanooga joined as guest. Luncheon hosted for Belle Cooper featured a three course repast with green and white decor. Other gatherings included a Contract club luncheon and American Legion Auxiliary meeting with talks on Americanism and Abraham Lincoln life, plus a bridge party fundraiser on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
Alvah Boyles
Forsyth Street
Paul Hassler
G. T. Alexander
Dave Mac Jester
W. L. Birchfield
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. W. Peacock
Valentine
Walter Rapp
Vernon Snider
Nat Walker
John Perry
Dave Mae Jester
Carson Cox
Misses Clarrise Rose
Kitty Kyser
American Legion Auxiliary
A. B. Shuford
Maude Harris
Miss Harris
Clyde Tesh
Culbreth-Harria
American Legion
Elmina Hearne
Davidson County Brary
Church of God chicken supper fundraiser and Willing Workers meeting
The Missionary Society of The Church of God hosts a chicken supper at Mrs. J. H. Comer’s home 505 Woodbury Avenue on Saturday from 5 30 to 9 with chicken stew potato salad cole slaw and coffee proceeds go to the church building fund All are welcome The Willing Workers class of South Main Street M E church meets tonight at 7 30 Hostesses include Miss Elsie Cole Mrs Mae Dennis Miss Estelle Elliott and Mrs M H Elliott The gathering takes place at 523 Carter Street with all members urged to attend.
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South Main Street
M. E. Church
Elsie Cole
Mae Dennis
Estelle Elliott
M. H. Elliott
Carter Street
Community Notes on Local Residents and Travel
About People Miss Anna Tomlinson leaves for Woodbury Forest at Orange Virginia for Mid Winter dances this weekend. A Coke Cecil has recovered enough to return to work. George E Hutchens is recovering at home after illness. Miss Sarah Boone remains ill at 330 Monthey avenue. Frank Wineskie and wife depart for a two month South American cruise aboard the S S Rotterdam. Evelyn Edmundson returns to Jacksonville Florida due to grandmother illness. Lydia Dye arrives to attend Miss Simmons wedding on Rockford road as bridesmaid. Mrs Vance Welborn of Asheboro recovers after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Boone
Monthey Avenue
Evelyn Edmundson
Mary Simmons
Jacksonville
Fla
W. J. Cleveand
Lydia Dye
Fort Monroe
Rockford Road
Miss Dye
Miss Simmons
Clair Conner
Vance Welborn
Asheboro
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Welborn
Alice Lewalien
Lois Johnson
Main Street School
Chapel Hill
Harriett Herring
Johnson
Washington, D. C
Belle Cooper
Oxford
George Do, Finch
Colonial Drive
Garland Daniel
Robert Lambeth
Greensboro
Albert Raines
East Guilford Street
City Memorial Hospital
Forrest Grimes
Charlotte
Ford School
Heidelburg Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. G. Hinkle
Randolph Street
R. P. Murphy
Ruth
Annie Ross Murphy
Margret Palmertoa
Wedding Guests Arrive for Miss Crawley and Barnes Nuptials
Among those arriving for the wedding are Edna Barnes of Lumberton and Dorothy Dew of Richmond guests of Miss Crawley on Lindsay street. D. W. Darden of Washington DC aunt and uncle of the bride visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gold Jr. Lois Johnson to Chapel Hill for a state principals meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawley
Wilton B. Barnes
Edna Barnes
Lumberton
Mr. Barnes
Dorothy Dew
Richmond
Lindsay Street
D. W. Darden
Washington, D. C
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice for an Abused Jealous Wife
A 21 year old, married seven years, seeks help about a jealous husband who assaults her and restricts social contact. The adviser explains jealousy stems from selfishness, urges open dialogue, planned outings with friends, and clear communication about whereabouts to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Jealousy and the need for a wife’s independence
The text argues jealousy harms marriage by eroding love and urges husbands to support their wives right to recreation and friends. It notes that a wife cannot endure constant obedience and that a regular afternoon off can renew her energy and enthusiasm for home life.
Overcoming Jealousy and Spousal Happiness Advice
Reader advises that a husband alone can change marital strain if he desires fair treatment and sincere effort to conquer jealousy. Without his willingness to accept shared happiness, the reader suggests little can be done beyond enduring or breaking the home.
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Anay
Woman Reconsiders Plans and Focuses on Children
A woman weighs drastic life changes beyond liberty and contemplates her children. She believes she should submit to treatment as advised and avoid making extra efforts to correct the situation.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Acknowledged by The Enterprise
Readers are instructed to address all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise. The note promises prompt responses handled through the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Crawley-Barnes Rehearsal and Cake Cutting Tonight
Mr and Mrs M W Stump host a 6 30 pm dinner at 405 Lindsay St for Miss Dorothy Crawley and Wilton B Barnes before their wedding at Wesley Memorial Church tomorrow evening. About thirty guests attend including out of town members. Green and white decor and the wedding cake centerpiece. Rehearsal follows at 8 30 pm at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stump
Lindsay Street
Dorothy Crawley
Wilton B. Barnes
Wesley Memorial Church
Busy Needles Art Club Organized Here Wednesday
The Busy Needles Art Club organized Wednesday at Mrs. Carl Shelton’s Montlieu avenue home. Members include Mesdames Shelton Warren Armfield J L Gray A A Hylton T R Short B W War R M Williams A R Kimrey Reitzel Pitts W G Kirkman and Miss Ruby Crutchfield. Mrs Shelton elected president with Reitzel Pitts as secretary treasurer. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesday each month after an hour of knitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Needles
Carl Shelton
Montlieu Avenue
Mesdames Shelton
Warren Armfield
J. L. Gray
A. A. Hylton
T. R. Short
B. W. War
R. M. Williams
A. R. Kimrey
Reitzel Pitts
W. G. Kirkman
Ruby Crutchfield
Shelton
Feitze
Miss Frank's Pupils to Present Recital This Afternoon
Miss Virginia Frank will lead a group of her violin pupils in the annual mid winter star recital this afternoon at 5 o clock. Miss Geneva Morrison will be accompanist and many local residents are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
Geneva Morrison
Guilford College Choir to Sing at Springfield Church
Guilford College choir will perform at Springfield Church Sunday afternoon during Homecoming Day events. Church members, Sunday school and the community are invited to attend this musical program.
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Guilford College
Springfield Church
Springfield Fr Church
Bers
Greensboro Club To Host Valentine Ball at Trianon
The C V B club of Greensboro hosts a Valentine Ball on Thursday January 11 at the Trianon in Greensboro. Barney Rapp and his band will provide music with Ruby Wright The Sweetheart of the Air as a featured attraction. Sponsors are to come from Greensboro High Point and nearby cities to establish a standing annual event.
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C. V. B. Club
Greboro
Trianon
Greensboro
Barney Rapp
Newlanders
High Point
Rapp
Torchej
Ruby Wright
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Marjorie
Mansfield
New President
Mega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Wilton Barnes
Little Ann Morrill
Fred Morrill
Flower
Mrs. Phillips
West End
English St
Lak
Astor
F City Lake
Neal
Lake View
D.A.R
High Point Floral Coup
O Connor, Mar
Bogie St
Iar
Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
New York
Rudolf Sieber
Randleman
Rock Club
Epsie
Rosa Belle
Main Street
Rock
Mre
Charlies Lambeth
George D. Finch
Miss Cooper
Frank 8. Lambeth
Janie Reid
Meade Hite
E. L. Webb
Ralph Wilson
Contract Club
West Main Street
R. M. Cookney
Mesdames R. M. Cooksey
Robert Rapp
George Finch
Austin Finch
O. R. Hodgin
BE. H. Mahone
Alliene Hoover
Anna Tomlinson
Woodbury Forest
Orange
A. Coke Cecil
George E. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
Frank Wineskie
Miami
Havana
Cuba
S. S. Rotterdam
Crawley - Barnes
E. H. Blackard
G. I. Humphreys
M. Barnes
Rhodes Barnes
Archibald Lean
G. R. Batten
Jane Batten
T. J. G Sr
Sedgefield
T. J. Gold, Jr
Glenn G. Perry
Hal M. Adams
Bernard Vo
Harry Morrill
Stump
Wesley Meme Church
Seward's Market
East Commerce
Black Hawk
Hamburger
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