Junior Service League Meets at Emerywood Club in February
The Junior Service League held its February meeting at Emerywood Country Club led by Miss Margaret Hanser. Officers and committees reported on the Furniture Show operation, clinic activity with 44 cases and 76 home visits, Thrift Shop closure due to weather, solicitation for new stock, and progress on parliamentary law training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Margaret Hanser
Everett Marsh
Way and Means
R. T. Amos
Schick
Proctor
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Letitian Club Plans Annual Spring Dance
At a Letitian club meeting held at Miss Adelaide Williamson's home on Johnson Street, members organized committees for the annual spring dance set for March 20 from ten to two at Sedgefield Manor ballroom. Miss Frances Taylor chaired. Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Adelaide’ Williamson
Johnson Street
Frances Taylor
Sedgefield Manor Ballroom
Jimmy Poyner
Krginia Smith
Hazel Scoggins
Ruth Poole
Outstanding Program At Emerywood Musical Art Meeting
The Musical Art club held its February meeting at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod presiding. A benefit bridge party was announced for February 24, and the club heard from Mrs. John S. Correll on Federated Music clubs. Performers Miss Florence Frommelt and Miss Louise Correll presented selections including Samson and Delilah arias and Bach Bouree, with Miss Frommelt performing Amour Viens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
R. K. Stewart
New York
Lily Pone
Sherrod
John 8. Correll
Raleigh
Federated Music Clubs
Correll
Federation of Music Clubs
John Alexander Jardine
Fargo
North Dakota
North Carolina
Miss Correll
Mrs. Correll
Miss Frommelt
Ajbeluta
Mozart
Bouree
Bach
Des Abends
Schumann
Mies Correll
Amour
Viens
Alder
Samson and Delilah
Aint Saens
Secchi
Mies Frommelt
Rachmaninoff
Louise Correll
Long
Olmstead
the Fisher
Edwards
la Forge
Gear Teeth Pressure Reaches 400000 PSI in Autos
A report notes pressure between automobile gear teeth can exceed 400000 pounds per square inch, highlighting extreme forces involved in transmission systems and material stress in high power engines.
Fourth Pyramid Remains Found Buried at Gizeh
Archaeologists report the remains of a fourth great pyramid uncovered under sands at Gizeh in Egypt. The discovery adds to the area’s ancient royal monuments and suggests possible undiscovered structures nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gizeh
Egypt
Mrs A Sherrod Hosts Tea for Mrs J S Correll
Mrs A Sherrod hosted a small informal tea at her North Main Street home to honor Mrs John Summerell Correll of Raleigh president of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs. Correll was guest speaker at the Musical Art club meeting at Emerywood Country Club with about 25 ladies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
John Summerell Correll
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Musical Art Club
Sherrod
Emerywood Country Club
Woman's Club
Valentine
R. K. Stewart
Mrs Elmer James Feted At Attractive Shower
Mrs Elmer James formerly Miss Elsie Heath was honored at a home shower on Lindsay street hosted by Mrs C H McLaughlin and Miss Pat Patterson. Valentine games featured a Heart Contest won by Miss Brigman who received a swan candy filled novelty. Crystal pieces and a hand embroidered towel were given as gifts. A salad course was served to Elmer James EB Cooley Paul Godfrey Helen Marshall Guy Brigman Lucille Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McLaughlin
Pat Patterson
Lindsay Street
Elmer James
Elsie Heath
Valentine
Brigman
EB. Cooley
EB. F. Cooley
Paul Godfrey
Helen Marshall
Guy Martin
Viola Brigman
Lucille Moore
Friendly Garden Club Postponed Meeting Rescheduled
The Friendly Garden Club postpones this week’s gathering and will meet instead on Wednesday February 19 at 2 30 PM at Mrs M C Holton’s Triangle Lake home. Members should note the change and attend next week’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
M. C. Holton
Triangle Lake
Y. W. C. A. Board Sets Thursday Meeting
The board of directors of the Y. W. C. A. will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Y. W. C. A. Hut. Miss Nelle Ansley, executive secretary, announced the gathering and asks every board member to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Ansley
Y. W
Miss Yarborough’s Wedding To J H Hunter In High Point
Mrs Mary Yarborough announces the marriage of her daughter Ruby Elizabeth to James H Hunter on Friday February 8 in High Point North Carolina the ceremony was led by Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist with a small gathering of friends. James William Callahan born February 2 to Mr and Mrs J T Callahan at their Fairfield road home. Miss Edith Harville returns from Goldsboro to head the millinery department at Gooch Thomas. Graduate Nurses meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yarborough
Ruby Elizabeth
James H. Hunter
High Point
N. C
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
James William Callahan
J. T. Callahan
James William
Fairfield Road
Edith Harville
Gooch-Thomas
Goldsboro
Gooch- Thomas
Thomasville
Joseph Sink
Lexington
Dorothy Dorsett
Howell R. Kyser
Kitty Kyser
Sedgefield Inn
Eunice Kneece
Harry Lee Lambeth
Lambeth
E. L. Webb
Reece Harville
Meade Hite
J. E. Hobgood
G. K. Crowell
Lela Maud Boyles
Ellen Mae Pegs
Evelyn Baker
Paul Hassler
Douglas Crutchfield
Fred Gaith
North Wilkesboro
Fred, Jr
Gaither
Blanche Bodenheimer
Community Notes From Guilford County
Mrs Henry Elliott of Archdale road is recovering well at Guilford General Hospital after an operation. Mrs M L Pate is very ill at her daughter Mrs Terry Stenford’s home 512 North Hamilton street. Miss Lizzie Gooch returned from New York City with new spring attire for Gooch Thomas. Judge Leah E Teague accompanied by D MacRae left yesterday for Washington DC to attend to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elliott
Archdale Road
Guilford General Hospital
M. L. Pate
Terry Stenford
Hamilton Street
Lizzie Gooch
New York City
Gooch-Thomas, Nc
Leah E. Teague
D. ©. MacRae
Washington,d. C
There Is No Reason Why a Girl In Her Teens Should Not Have More Than One Intimate Friend
Marjorie Mansfield argues in favor of teen girls having multiple intimate friendships and even boy friends, challenging prevailing social norms. The column presents supportive views on adolescence and social freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Advice on first dates and choosing between suitors
A teen girl asks which of two boys to date, noting one is in school with afternoon work and the other is older with a better job. Miss Mansfield counsels considering current vibes and timing, suggesting dating the interested, available option while evaluating age and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Advising Teens on Friendships Before Engagement
The writing counsels that a girl in her teens may have multiple friends and that before marriage engagement, one should maintain many friendships. It mentions considering two boys and choosing after getting to know them better.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Addressed By The Enterprise
The notice directs all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise with a promise of prompt responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Woman's College Orchestra to present concert Sunday
The Woman's College orchestra of U N C Greensboro directed by Henry H. Fuchs will give its first concert of the season on Sunday February 16 at 5 15 in Aycock auditorium Greensboro The program includes Prometheus Overture Symphony in G minor Suite from Sylvia Ballet and March from Tannhauser The ensemble features students and townspeople including Edna Douglas Evelyn Sharp and Gladys Black among many others of Greensboro High Point and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Greensboro
Edna Douglas
Evelyn Sharp
High Point
Gladys Black
Thomasville
Henry H. Fuchs
School of Music
Aycock
Beethoven
Mozart
Delibes
Wagner
Coteriens Plan Informal Dinner For New Members
At the weekly Coterien club meeting final plans were made for an informal dinner Saturday at the Pleasants Country cottage to honor newly elected members Frank Armfield Curtis Newton Hal Adams Wilson Dillon David Welborn Rip Tabb and Bob Adams. A program committee of Bill Price Charles L Amos Jr and Alfred Moffitt was formed with Pete Moffitt chosen as master of ceremonies. The event will include a track meet style program and an old-time square dance with chaperones listed as several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
the Pleasants Country Cottage
Frank Armfield
Curtis Newton
Hal Adams
Wilson Dillon
David Welborn
Rip Tabb
Bob Adams
Bill Price
Charles L. Amos, Jr
Alfred Moffitt
Pete Moffitt
James Moffitt
Paul Sanders
Herman Smith
Glenn Smith
Frank Robbins
Here's to Romance shines as Hollywood's musical film
Hollywood honors opera by producing Here's to Romance with Nino Martini and Maria Gambarelli. The Jesse L. Lasky picture weaves authentic arias from Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci into a plot driven musical drama, featuring gifted dancing and strong performances that lift music from solemnity to ardent cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jesse L. Lasky
Nino Martini
Metropolitan Opera
Aras
Martini
Maria Gambarelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Pavions
Paviona
Gambarelli
Vincente Escudero
Ray Street PTA Founders Day Program Tonight
Ray Street Parent Teacher Association holds Founders Day events this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Henry Grady Owens senior high principal will speak on Fundamental Needs of Local School Supplements. Attendance is hoped to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry Grady Owens
Owens
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A dense schedule lists Tuesday through Saturday clubs and gatherings. Junior Service League hosts February meeting at Emerywood CC. High Point Garden Club meets with Mrs. Hill on South Hamilton Street. Emerywood hosts a biweekly bridge party with Misses Harrris and Ingram as hostesses. D A R Alexander Martins Chapter meets on East Washington Street with multiple associate hostesses. Duck Club holds Valentine night at the Judge with Misses Marshall and Hancock. Wick Wack Club presents a Valentine dance with Davis Brothers Orchestra at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville. Wednesday features garden club, book club, arts club, Homes Dept of the Woman's Club, Utopian Study Club, Entre Nous, and W C A board meeting. Thursday includes W C T Philo Mathean Club and Canterbury Club meetings, a Japanese Tea at Mrs Whitener’s, and a Club of Twelve postponed meeting. Additional events include Coterien Club dinner for new members at Pleasants Country Cottage and a group gathering at Charlie Lee Amos's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Garden Club
J. C. Hill
South Hamilton Street
Valette J. Harriss
Laurance Ingram
Alexander Martins
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Mesdames
Forrest Murray
Seborn Perry
C. T. Ingram
Katherine Raymond
C. W. Tilden
Sophie Tilden
Duck Club
Mildred Marshall
Margie Hancock
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Burbank
RR. S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Community Arts Club
Cora Stewart
Thurston Street
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
J. Hi. McCall
H. M. Bryant
Johnson Street
Circle 3
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Club of Twelve
W. €. Idol
Hillcreat Drive
Circle Two Oak Hill Friends Postpones Evening Meeting
The Circle Two meeting of Oak Hill Friends church scheduled for this evening is postponed to a later date. Members are asked to note the postponement and to await the new meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
Oak Hill Friends Church
Stephens Bible Study Class Set for Thursday Meeting
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs. J. M. Stewart's home 22 Forrest Avenue with Mrs. Nora L. Andrews leading the Revelations lesson. West End class postpones due to severe cold weather. Presbyterians postpone chicken pie supper to be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
J. M. Stewart
Forrest Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Presbyterian Church
Miss Mary Alice Hoover Guests at Greensboro Banquet
Miss Mary Alice Hoover spent the weekend in Greensboro as a houseguest of Misses Ellen and Anna Fisher. She attended the annual Camp Yonah banquet at Woman's College Saturday evening with fellow locals May Sumner Griffith Gertrude Kirk and Elizabeth Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blair
Clare Earl Anderson
Greensboro
Miss Anderson
O’el
Blair
Laurin Carlson
Margaret Lewis
Jane Ble
Miss Blair
Yonahtlossee
Mary Alice Hoover
Ellen
Anna Fisher
Woman’s College
May Sumner Griffith
Gertrude Kirk
Choking Nouvelle Dish Sparks Court Fashion Fad
At the table of Emperor Heliogabalus combs, a delicacy, sparked court fashion debates as diners pursed unusual tastes and whispers of extravagant excess circulated through ancient Rome.
Calotabs Aid Nature in Cleansing the System
Calotabs are promoted as a type of purifying aid for the body with claims that they help nature throw off a bad condition. The copy emphasizes cleansing and diuretic effects as valuable for treating ailments and supporting bodily function.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Davis
James Lyon
Louise Alexander
L. G. Robichaux
Junior League Magazine
Phillip Davis
Dot Crawley
Dot Smith
Julia Gold Clark
Frances Einstein
Bob Kiriakides
Adelaide Williamson
Margaret Hedrick
Virginia Smith
Mary Reid Idol
Fred Morrill
John York
Preston Pittman
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
North Main
Moffitt’s
J. S. Correll
Y. W. C. A. Board
Miss Yarborough
J. H. Hunter
Marjorie
Mansfield
Mister P
Mister D
Woman's College Orchestra
Chestra
Elizabeth Bonham
Bergenfield
N. J
Flora Adams
Dillon
8. C
Helen Byerly
Elizabeth Brown
Hamlet
Marguerite Brower
Siler City
Barbara Cuthrell
Vivian Dickson
Wilmington
Jane Dupuy
Betsy Dupuy
Mary R. Epps
Asheville
Jean Graham
Rowland
Ruth Hill
Virginia Howard
Betty King
Annapolis
Coteriens
Don Conrad
P.T. A.erves
Pleasants Country Cottage
Guilford College
Charlies Lee Amos
Oak Hill Circle
West End
J. B. Hedrick
Broadhurst Theatre
Este Schuman
K. Maria Gam Sabeate
MANON
H.R. Kyser
Thomasville Fete
Lexington Bird
Jimmy Clemmons
Ruth
Hazel Berrier
Nell Myers
Frances Harrison
Rufus Loflin
Steve Clarie
Allan Surratt
Howard Wood
Supre
Lea
Cos
Hart
Harville
Gooch
Thomas
A & P Coffee Service
Keke Sith
Wbig Greensbore
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