Meredith College Alumnae Meeting Founder's Day Event
Meredith College alumnae from High Point gathered for Founder's Day with hostess Mrs. Frank Autry at Cedrow Avenue. The group discussed fundraising for the college swimming pool, targeting a $2000 High Point quota, and planned a bridge tournament on February 23 at Mrs. Gibson's home to raise funds.
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High Point
Meredith College
Frank Autry
Cedrow Avenue
A. Lee Gibson
Gibson
Addie Autry
Salemburg
Miss Belle Cooper Fetes During Thomasville Visit
Special to The Enterprise Miss Belle Cooper of Oxford visited Thomasville to attend multiple social teas and drives hosted by local families including Mrs. George Finch Mrs. Meade Hite and Mrs. E L Webb. A wedding later united Miss Louise Black and Alvin Loftin with ceremonies in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Belle Cooper
Oxford
George D. Finch
Frank Lambeth
Salem Street
Brierfield UDC Meets At Mrs Blair On Salem Street
The Brierfield chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs J R Blair's Salem street home Friday. Miss Salge McCracken, president, led a business session then H T Hethecock read an article on Jefferson Davis. Mrs I G Greer read a Sidney Lanier tribute and poem. Miss McCracken closed with a Lanier poem and refreshments followed.
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Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
Salge McCracken
H. T. Hethecock
Jefferson Davis
I. G. Greer
Sidney Lanier
Miss McCracken
A. R. Hix
North Fayetteville Street
Asheboro
South
Rosemary Lyons Jones
Lanier
Massa Lambert
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
Robt
BE. Lee
Sequoia National Park
Hix
H. Cc. Luther
Ruth Black and Rufus Loftin Wedding at Grace Lutheran
Miss Ruth Ree Black and Rufus Glenn Loftin of Thomasville were married at Grace Lutheran Church at 6 pm on February 6. The ceremony was officiated by an unnamed minister.
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Ruth Ree Black
Rufus Glenn Loftin
Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Church
Cere
Y W A Groups Attend Mills Home Event at First Baptist
The Y W A s of First Baptist hosted Mills Home Y W A s Friday evening. A brief program featured opening song O Zion Haste, a devotion by Miss Nell Bray, a piano solo Tales of Hoffmann by Miss Van Landingham, a play The Hew directed by Miss Ruby Connell with assistance from Mrs Mae Brewer, Mrs Ruth Lassiter, Miss Frankie Harrelson, Miss Jessie Bryant and others.
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The
First Baptist Church
Mills
Zion Haste
Nell Bray
Tales of Hoffman
Van _ Landingham
Ruby Connell
Mesdames Mae Brewer
Ruth Lassiter
Frankie Harrelson
Jessie Bryant
Luncheon for Miss Simmons Held in Winston-Salem
A bridal luncheon for Miss Mary Simmons was hosted by Mrs. Walter Newby at the Robert E. Lee hotel private dining room in Winston-Salem. After a one o'clock luncheon, three tables of bridge determined high score winner Mrs. Seborn Perry who received a crystal ash tray set.
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Mary Simmons
Walter Newby
Thomasville
Robert E. Lee
Winston- Salem
Seborn Perry
Philomathean Club Current Events Program
Mrs Charles Ragan hosted the Philomathean club meeting on Hillcrest Drive. The program featured current events with member contributions and a general discussion followed by a refreshment course for Mesdames A G Douglas W C Idol Howard Hartsell W C Jones Rufus King Frank Hunsucker J E Kirkman D R Parker A E Tate S H Tomlinson O P Moffitt and guest Mrs BE Blackard.
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Charles Ragan
Philomathean Club
Hillcrest Drive
Mesdames
A. G. Douglas
W. C. Idol
Howard Hartsell
W. C. Jones
Rufus King
Frank Hunsucker
J. E Kirkman
D. R. Parker
A. E. Tate
S. H. Tomlinson
O. P. Moffitt
BE. H. Blackard
Violin Pupils Give Recital at Friday Afternoon Session
Miss Virginia Frank presents a group from her violin studios in recital with pieces by Riegger Verdi Brahms Elgar and Accolay among others. Staged before a large audience, the event features students from Jamestown and Winston-Salem with several absentees noted.
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Virginia Frank
Daporions
Eins Riegger
Rodney Borum
Jamestown
Keats
Clyde Daniels
Riegger
Jake Froelich
Verdi Jean Rike
Stryke Millicent Hoskins
Carolyn Brown
Have-A-Heart Drive Workers Scheduled Meeting
All chairmen and members of the Have-A-Heart Drive general committee, led by Grover H. Jones, are asked to meet at Elm Street school on Wednesday February 10 at three o’clock. Mrs. H. I. Coffield, co chairman, announced plans for the drive and heart distributions will be completed at this meeting.
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Grover H. Jones
Elm Street School
H. I. Coffield
Cochairman
Jones
Meeting closes with music and prayers at gathering
Ruby Walter quartet Mille Home Quartet and Rev W K McGee led closing prayer. Tempting refreshments in two courses were served at the conclusion by Mesdames C M Howell L W Hansel C L Black and Hurley Ritchie.
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Ruby Walter
Mille Home
W. K. McGee
Mesdames C. M. Howell
L. W. Hansel
C.L. Black
Hurley Ritchie
Crowell couple in North Wilkesboro weekend visit
Mrs John Crowell spends weekend in North Wilkesboro with husband John Crowell employed there. Mrs W J Deligny returns from Athens Georgia after illness and death of her brother C L Lambeth.
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John Crowell
North Wilkesboro
W. J. Deligny
Athens, Ga
C. Ll. Lambeth
Delightful Marian Martin Frock Pattern Advert
A lively pattern notice for Marian Martin Pattern 9204 offering a spring frock with round yoke square sleeve options and a flared skirt. Includes a full diagram sew chart and size range 12 through 40 with fabric yardage for size 16. Orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Archdale P T A Founders Day Observed With Speaker
The Archdale P T A marks Founders Day Monday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. Mrs Killen of Trinity P T A will speak. Harmony Four provide music and a social follows. The birth day cake with forty candles was lit and several members participated.
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Archdale P.-T. A
Killen
The
Trinity P.-T. A
Harmony Four
Magic program at Brentwood School
A. Coke Cecil, local druggist and amateur magician, will present a full program of magic stunts at Brentwood School Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Proceeds go to the Give-A-Lunch Campaign Fund benefiting underprivileged children, and patrons and the public are invited.
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A. Coke Cecil
Brentwood School
Founders Honored At Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association held Founders Day with a sixth grade pageant directed by Mrs Elizabeth Kelly. Pupils dressed as Earth messengers toasted aspects of the National PTA founded in 1897, while a large cake and candles honored the organization.
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Johnson Street
Elizabeth Kelly
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington, D. C
Phoebe Hurst
Brentwood P T A Plans Founders Day Program
The Brentwood Parent Teacher Association will hold its monthly meeting at the school Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mrs C F Tomlinson will speak on Muate In The Schools and sixth grade children will provide special music. All community members are invited.
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Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
C. F. Tomlinson
Oak Heil Grour
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
C. C. Mangum
Oak View PTA Meets Units Play Reminiscence for Fifty Years
Oak View Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium. A play titled Reminiscence directed by Misa Doris Hedgecock as program committee chairman commemorated the fortieth anniversary of the National Parent Teacher Congress.
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Oak View
Parent- Teacher Association
Misa Doris Hedgecock
Founder's Day Observances Highlight Local P T A Meetings
Multiple Elm Street Oak Hill Ada Blair and Ray Street parent teacher associations plan Founder's Day candlelight programs at their schools. Speakers include Rev F L Conrad and Mrs H P Morrison with student performances, auctions, and open house following the event.
Lotus Club Valentine Meeting at Mrs Hedrick’s Home
Mrs John W Hedrick hosted the Lotus club on North Main Street for a Valentine themed gathering Friday afternoon. Mrs F G Woodruff won the contest prize a Valentine novelty while Mrs H R Williamson received a dictionary for anagrams and Mrs A W Robertson earned a bridge score pad and tallies. A Russian tea service followed for club members including A E Frazier H R Williamson A W Robertson H G White and guests Mrs F G Woodruff and Mrs Edwin Hedrick.
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John W. Hedrick
Lotus Club
North Main Street
F. G. Woodruff
H. R. Williamson
A. W. Robertson
A. E. Frazier
H. G. White
Edwin Hedrick
Birth of son James Clark to Mr and Mrs O T Burton
Mr and Mrs O T Burton announce the birth of a son named James Clark on Friday February 5 at their home 1506 South Main Street.
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O. T. Burton
James Clark
South Main Street
Mrs. Fred Munday Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Fred Munday entertained her bridge club and guests at her Forrest avenue home Friday evening. Four tables played with prizes for ladies high, men’s high, and traveling winner Elmer James. Attendees included Misses Et cen, Sylvia Lamet and Caldwell, Mrs. Oris Hart, Mrs. Winfred Hink, Mrs. Elmer James, Mrs. James D. Green, Mrs. Calvin Hart, Lee M, and Mr. and Mrs. Muda with Valentine decor and red white refreshments.
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Fred Munday
Forrest Avenue
Elmer James
James D. Green
Misses Et Cen
Sylvia Lamet
Caldwell
Oris Hart
Winfred Hink
Calvin Hart
Lee M
Muda
Valentine
Asheboro Club Hosts Piano Recital and Local Events
The Asheboro Friday Afternoon Club hosted guest artist Miss Dorothy Clement from the Woman’s College UNC Greensboro for a piano recital at Mrs. James Burns’ home. The event followed by salad served to attendees.
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Asheboro
Dorothy Clement
Woman's College
Greensboro
James Burns
East Salisbury Street
Burns
Rock Club Hosts Nine Players at Liberty Street Home
Mrs A L Brault hosted a Wednesday afternoon rock club at her Liberty street home with three tables in use. High scores went to Mrs KE Walton and Mrs Rupert Trollinger. Visitors included Mrs T A Farlow and Mrs Bill Brown.
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A. L. Brault
Liberty Street
KE. T. Walton
Rupert Trollinger
T. A. Farlow
Bill Brown
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Ace-Hi bridge club will meet at Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz's home on Tuesday at one o'clock. This will be the club's regular gathering.
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Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Lloyd Sheetz
Coroner's Jury Delays Verdict In Mrs Strawn Death
In Marshville on February 6 a coroner's jury viewed Mrs. Jim Strawn shot dead in front of her husband’s filling station and beer stand. Strawn claimed his wife shot herself in the forehead with a .32 pistol. inquest recessed until Monday as body sent to Monroe hospital for exam.
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Marshville
Jim Strawn
Strawn
Monroe
Afternoon Night Party at Country Club Schedule
The Country Club announces two bridge events this week. On Tuesday afternoon the regular biweekly ladies event is set for time with a social gathering. Friday evening features a men and women mixed series event with table resets for both affairs. John Abels is listed as club contact.
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Social Cathedar of En Country Club
John Abels
Maine Unique State in Union With No Equality Compared
A fragment notes Maine stands alone among states, lacking a comparable partner in a stated union metric. The reference is brief and does not specify dates or entities.
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Maine
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F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church of
Lindsay Loftin
Willie Loftin
Alvin Black
Paul Stout
Louise Black
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Carrie Jacob Bond
Mendelssohn
Nevin
Robert Blaylock
Ethelbert Nevin
Schubert
Franz Liszt
Loftin
Quality Shoe Store Incorporated
Miss Simmons
Caprice
Herberger-Kriesler
Ruth Wood
Florence White
Josephine Hoffman
Frances Sermeone
Vy Webb
Bobby Crews
Sally Ruth Shuford
Bobby Carpenter
Paul Green
Gilbert Snyder
Julia Elizabeth Jones
Billy White
Frances Scruggs
Archdale P.-T. A. Meeting
S. R. Clinard
J. F. Wood
L. S. Deal
Doris Hedgecock
Johnson St. School
Brentwood P.T. A
Elm Street
Ada Blair
H. [. Coffield
High Point Parent-Teachers Council
Arnold Koonce
Annie Lee Jarrell
Jarrell
Pounder
Ray Strert
P.T. A
Ray Street
Mra. BE. T. Erickson
Glee Club
Chumber
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
James L. Campbell
Reno
Nevada
Rev
A. L. Falk
Mr. Campbell
L. C. Parker
Woodrow Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
L. R. Peacock
Patty
Salisbury
R. Lee Wright
D. A. Neese
Montheu Avenue
George Allen
Thissell Street
Guilford General Hospital
Katherine Via
Wadesboro
Simmons-Carter
J. E. Millis
Helen Millis
E. W. Freeze
Wriday
Orange, Va
Miss Millis
Woodbury Forest
Emmett Sumner
Atlanta
American College of Surgeons
Jarrellyn Dyer
Miami, Fla
Mary Simmons and Co. C. Conner
Mildred Wessinger
Vallentine
S. C
Roberta J. Skinner
Harllee’s
D. R. Schrader
J. C. Moore
R. F. J. Johnson
Brentwood
University of North Carolina
C. C. Gable
S. H. Scott
H. P. Sira
Lilly Kinney
Knoxville
Tenn
Dennis Helsebeck
North Hamilton Church
Betsy Dean Wagger
Washington and Lee University
Phi Epsilon Phi Fraternity
R. J. Wagger
Diane
Sarah Wagger
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. Hedrick
Bon
Asheboro Club
Minnie K. Lewis
North Carolina Order
Priscilla Club
E. L
R. C. Lewalle
Jess
J. N. G. Carl Page
M. E. Philathea
W. A. Coffin
Garner
Irvin Burro Currie Reitzel
B. Ton
James Rivet
Eunice Bula
Cordman
Charles Brandon
Powell
Aroun Tures
Louise Hunt
Valentine Favors
Ruth Cox
Tess
J. V. Ha
Russell Parks
Corwith
Mise Mow
M Story
Kemp Alevo
Cherie
Devotionels
Sims Smith
James Warlick
Main St
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