Zimmerman Host Valentine Dinner For Social Arts Club
Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman entertain the Social Arts club and husbands at a Valentine themed dinner on West Farriss Avenue. Guests enjoyed place cards, floral decor, a red heart gum drop tree, games and prize awards, followed by slides of Zimmerman's garden and a social gathering in the music room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. R. Zimmerman
Social Arts Club
T .R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Leland B. Nelson
E. %. Jones
A. J. Koonce
W. J. Frazier
J. N. McCrary
Zimmerman
EB. C. Harville
J. W. Rose
Leland B Nelson
C. B. Baxter
A. B. Elam
E. Z. Jones
J. B. Deaton
Sophomore Girl Reserves Host Greensboro Group Valentine Parties
The sophomore group of the Greensboro senior high school joined about sixty girls at a supper meeting in a Valentine themed setting at the YWCA with Miss Bessie Creech as local chair and Miss Betsy Dupuy leading songs. A second party hosted by the Pickett Junior club at the Pickett clubhouse drew about twenty five girls for Valentine games and fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Bessie Lee Creech
Betsy Dupuy
Boro
Malvin Morton
Goodby
Pickett
Valentine
F W Auxiliary Plans Membership Drive And Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at 319 North Main Street with President Connie Suggs. They planned a new member drive inviting veterans wives as visitors and scheduled a benefit card party for Monday February 27 at the F W Hall to fund auxiliary work. A correction note: a typographical error misprinted the Schaner name as Scha in yesterday’s Enter prise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Main Street
Connie Suggs
F. W. Hall
Swing Club Valentine Party At Estelle West Home
The Swing club held a Valentine gathering at 111 Madison Avenue for members and guests. Bingo winner Catherine Carmichael received the grand prize while David Holmes won the prize for Chinese checkers. a decorated box of Valentines was opened for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle West
Madison Avenue
Catherine Carmichael
David Holmes
Guess
Lillian Weisner
Frances Moon
Beatrice Harriss
Margaret Cameron
Louise Loflin
Lois Yokeley
Shirley West
Ben Overdash
Mildred Hutchens
Gladys Yokeley
Mary Jane Wrenn
Catherine Wrenn
Messrs
Lynn Webb
George Gabriel
Joe Lambeth
William Gabriel
Vance Steed
Oran Ray Mason
John Fowler
Charles Green
Bill Kirk
Zenas Osman
Boyd Fouts
Miss Sharp In Woman's College Group In Asheboro
Five students from the Woman's College of UNC traveled to Asheboro on February 10 with Mrs. Charles W. Phillips to perform at a Rotary luncheon. Frances Stone played Allegro by Godard and Siciliana by Bach. Jean Dulin offered Berceuse by Hauser. Ave Verum was performed by a string trio including Barbara Cuthrell Evel yn Sharp and Jean Dulin. Emma Neal Black accompanied at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Asheboro
Charles W. Phillips
Rotary Club
Frances Stone
Godard
Bach
Jean Dulin
Hauser
Mozart
Barbara Cuthrell
Evelyn Sharp
Emma Neal Black
YWCA Book Club Attends Greensboro Song Festival
YWCA Book Club members traveled to Greensboro for a Sunday concert sponsored by Guilford county's inter racial commission. Six college choirs, three white and three Negro, performed at First Presbyterian church with groups from Woman's College Greensboro College Guilford College Sedalia Bennett College and A and T College represented. Mrs Zillah R Hopkins YWCA secretary joined the local group. The Live Yers club meets at 6 30 p m Thursday at the hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Greensboro
Inter-Racial Commission
Guilford County
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's College
Greensboro College
Guilford College
Sedalia
Bennett College
A. and
T. College
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
A busy schedule features Altrusa Club dinner and meeting at the Sheraton Hotel, a Greensboro dinner honoring Miss Mildred Furgurson, and multiple group gatherings. Eastern Star, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Friendly Garden Club, Women's Club and other clubs meet at homes and venues around High Point with speakers and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pentagon Club
Herbert Cartland
Greensboro
Mildred Furgurson
Alson Gray
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alberta Corbitt Snyder
Phillips Street
Friendly Garden Club
C. N. Clapp
East Green Street
Woman’s Club
Emerywood Country Club
C. C. Edwards
Logan Porter
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Robert Wagger
Parkway
Sara Wagger
Mr. Madison Speaks To Y W C A Club
Rev J Clay Madison pastor of First Methodist Protestant spoke at the Florence Nightingale club supper at the Y W C A hut on Work and Religion. Miss Ola Carpenter introduced him and the talk held listeners' attention. Future speakers will address the club on religion as stressed by the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
Florence Nightingale Club
Ola Carpenter
Altrusa Club Dinner and Monthly Business Session
The High Point Altrusa club will hold a semi monthly dinner in the Sheraton room of the Sheraton hotel this evening. Miss Lucile Johnston will preside over the business session and reports following dinner, with a hoped for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lucile Johnston
Ada Blair P.T.A. Observes Founders Day Evening
The Ada Blair school Parent-Teacher Association will observe Founders Day this evening in the school auditorium. The program, in charge of the mothers of the school, will begin promptly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
Business Girls To Have Dinner Meeting Tonight
The weekly dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Girls Club will be held at the Y W Co A this evening at 6 15. Members are urged to attend as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Domino Club Plans Evening Meeting With Miss Edythe Crooks
The Domino club will meet this evening at 7 45 with Miss Edythe Crooks at her Hamilton Street home. James Binford Richardson is born February 10 to Mr and Mrs H B Richardson formerly Miss Myrtle Smith of Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Edythe Crooks
Hamilton Street
James RB. Richardson
Pebruary
H. B. Richardson
James Binford
Richardson
Myrtle Smith
Archdale
Faculty Members Guests At Informal Tea At Thomasville
Local school faculty affiliated with the Baptist church gathered for an informal tea hosted by Mrs. R. G. Jennings at Elliott Drive. Eighteen attendees enjoyed chatting and refreshments served by Mrs. Jennings and aides Miss Betty Clair Jennings and Miss Esther McNeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
The
Baptist Church
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Betty Clair Jennings
Esther McNeill
Jennings
Miss Frances Stone Hosts Entre Nous Club Bridge Night
Miss Frances Stone hosted the Entre Nous club on Lexington Avenue with two bridge tables. Mrs George Crawford won the high prize box of candy, Miss Edith Hilliard took handkerchiefs, and visitor Mrs Wade Tillotson earned a vase. Decorations featured a Valentine theme. Attendees included Mesdames Vann Richardson Wade Tillotson A J Owen George Crawford and Misses Mildred Harris Mabel Edith Hilliard Mary Marlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stone
Lexington Avenue
George Crawford
Edith Hilliard
Wade Tillotson
Valentine
Mesdames Vann Richardson
A. J. Owen
Mildred Harris
Mabel
Mary Marlowe
Diana Dickens Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Diana Dickens marked her eighth birthday with a lively Saturday party directed by Miss Lillian Yow. Games stories and Valentine themed cake ice cream and candies followed, with favors and a candle topped cake as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Dickens
Lillian Yow
Favors
Missionary Society Hosts February Meeting at Main Street Church
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church held its February gathering with Miss Beulah Norment as guest of honor and Mrs. Gladys Herring, Miss Mamie Harris, and Miss Bain Johnson as associate hostesses. President Mrs. R. E. Watkins led, devotionals were by Mrs. Herring, and the program “Widening Horizons in the Home” by Mrs. H B. Gooch. Bulletin extracts were read by Mrs. Pau Green and Miss Naomi Howie. Two new members, Mesdames F. E. Sigman and J. T. York, were welcomed after reports, followed by an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Tuttle
Visitor Guests At Front Royal Home
Mrs Hugh Drayton Hite returned to her Front Royal Virginia home after visiting with Mrs Meade Hite on Salem Street Mrs C A Burnham of Greensboro arrived Monday to stay with Mrs Hite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Drayton Hite
Front Royal
Meade Hite
Salem Street
C. A. Burnham
Greensboro
Dinner Guests At John R Myers Home Paste
Mr and Mrs John R Myers hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and daughter Alice Lambeth and Miss Fanny and Lena Myers. Mrs R B Smith and her daughter Mary Elizabeth of Waynesboro Va visited over the weekend at the Lexington road home. Kitty Ida Cline of Greensboro College visited Lois Lambeth and Mrs Tom Chevis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
Alice Lambeth
Fanny
Lena Myers
R. B. Smith
Little
Mary Elizabeth
Waynesboro
John R Myers
Lexington Road
Kitty Ida Cline
Greensboro College
Lois Lambeth
Tom Chevis
Local Health Notes From Guilford And Winston-Salem
Mrs R D Penny remains in serious condition at Guilford General hospital where she has been a patient since the first of last week. Miss Irene Burge of High Point route three is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after an operation on Saturday and recuperating satisfactorily. A M Edwards moved to his home at 308 Reed street from City Memorial hospital Winston-Salem where he had been for two weeks and is now able to receive visitors. Mozelle Huffman remains confined to bed at 423 South Wrenn street. Jimmy Ellington, son of Mr and Mrs J M Ellington, is seriously ill at his home 1008 Campbell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Penny
Guilford General Hospital
Irene Burge
High Point Route Three
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. M. Edwards
Reed Street
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mozelle Huffman
Wrenn Street
Jimmy Ellington
J. M. Ellington
Campbell Street
Elm Street PTA Meeting Noted With Founders Day Program
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting this evening from 7 30 to 8 30 with Founders Day observed. Mrs Percy Payne leads the program and Rev F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran church is the principal speaker. The Glee Club directed by Miss Elizabeth Kelly will perform selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Percy Payne
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Glee Club
Elizabeth Kelly
Philomathean Club Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Philomathean Club will meet Friday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs Ralph Parker 401 Woodbrook Court for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Philomathean Club
Ralph Parker
Woodbrook Court
Women of the Moose
Adele Oust
Visalia
Calif
Elks Mark Americanism Week Nationwide Observance
Dr Edward J McCormick Grand Exalted Ruler proclaims the first week in March Americanism Week guiding about half a million Elks and 1500 communities to promote American ideals liberty free speech and democratic participation across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McCormick
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Magazine poll picks Norris and Rayburn as most useful
Look magazine secret poll of Washington correspondents names George W. Norris of Nebraska as the most useful senator and Sam Rayburn of Texas as the most useful representative. Warren, Holt, and Bailey receive notable but lesser votes while several others top the quirky list for best orator and best dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Hall
West Virginia
Hamilton Fish
New York
Look Magazine
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House of Representatives
William E. Borah
Idaho
Bruce Barton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
George H. Tinkham
Dresser
Congress
Robert Wagner
N. Y
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Holt
Bilbo
Mississippi
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Martin Dies
A. J. Sabath
Ilinois
C. B. Hoffman
Michigan
Hatton Sumners
Rayburn
L. C. Warren
John J. Cochran
Missouri
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Montana
Wheeler
Borah
Woodrum
Virginia
Connally
Harrison
Statesville Attorney Addresses Thomasville Lions Club
Statesville attorney Hugh Mitchell spoke to the Thomasville Lions Club at the Woman's Club building about "Uses of Lionsism." He highlighted benefits to the city and members. Two new members, Buddy Heathcote and Charlie Eanes, were introduced. visitors included W. B. Hutchens and Hank Culp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
Lion’s Club
Woman’s Club
Mitchell
Buddy Heathcote
Charlie Eanes
Eugene Webb
W. B. Hutchens
High Point
Hank Culp
Stephens Bible Study Class Meeting At Mrs Grayson Home
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1009 North Main Street the home of Mrs C S Grayson. Mrs Nora L Andrews will lead the discussion on a subject of her own selection. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
C. 8S. Grayson
North Main Street
Nora L. Andrews
Son Born to Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Ray Warner of 123 Wall Street announce the birth of a son David Lee on February 12 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Warner before marriage was Miss Elma Frazier of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Warner
Wall Street
David Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Warner
Elma Frazier
Flashes Of Life Hides Teeth And Glasses In Jail
Stanley Andrukiewicz an 18 year old boy is jailed ten days for hiding his mother's false teeth and eye glasses. Police say the act followed a dispute after she confiscated a radio tube he kept playing loudly. Judge William Hagearty presided at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Stanley Andrukiewicz
Knoxville Grandfather Rules Family Ties in Trial
In Knoxville Tennessee John Burnett age 54 testified in criminal court he was the grandfather of his two children after divorcing his first wife and marrying her mother, making him her step father. He was convicted of assault and battery against his first wife while his second wife testified for her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
John Burnett
Burnett
Letter to Australia Finds Way Back to Oregon
Mail from Australia addressed with only Oregon reaches Tillamook. A Portland clerk recalls Mrs. W. S. Coates, whose mother had placed the address without a city. The missive travels across paths until it lands home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillamook
Ore
W. S. Coates
Australia
Innocent Bystander Struck During Dog Fight in Los Angeles
Ralph Sumner, 46, was struck from behind while walking and fell during a dog fight fought by a bulldog and a police dog. He suffered a broken collar bone and three broken ribs but was not bitten. The incident occurred on a city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ralph Summer
Love and war facts from dictatorial lands and global notes
A compact set of observations on population strain in dictator regimes, wartime economics, and global statements. It notes New York as overpopulated yet wealthy, German evacuation of workers from France and neighbors, Italy's need for a quick war win, and France’s armament spending along with Romanian civil rights. It ends by praising U.S. Government bonds as safe investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Post
Germany
France
Holland
Denmark
Italy
U. S
Wild broadside on liberty and tyranny across nations
The letter railes at dictatorial regimes and censorship while praising American freedom. It notes spies in Stalinist systems, German bans on foreign literature, and Japanese expansionist aims, contrasting global oppression with U S liberty and democracy. It cites Greece Bulgaria and Syria income levels, Russian secret police, and parliamentary brawls as evidence of corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adolf
Russia
Japan
Pal Hitler
Greece
Bulgaria
Syria
George Collins Bound Over On Automobile Theft Count
George Collins of Thomasville was bound over to the Davidson County Superior Court after a hearing before Judge C W Gilliam. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Collins and two others faced charges of allegedly stealing a car from Lloyd Jones of a local filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
George Collins
Thomasvill
Davidson County Superior Court
C W. Gilliam
Bond
Collins
Charli Causey
George Barnes
Lloyd Jones
Hoke Embry
Jesse Green
Concord
Tha Collins
F. C. Smith
Loc
Barnes
Causey
Superior Court
Tria
LaGrange
Davidso County
Bee
Randolph
Jones
T. W. Ring
High Point
Frank Mooney
High Pain
William Hargrave
Recorder's Cour
Border clashes again reported near Manchoukuo border
Tokyo reports Soviet Russian and Manchoukuo troops clashed Sunday and Monday near recent skirmish sites as Manchoukuo increases forces. Moscow and Tokyo notes cited earlier attempts to seize a Soviet island in the Argun river and warned of possible consequences. Communique says Soviet troops were repulsed without casualty details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Domei
Russia
Hsinking
Moscow
Argun River
Manchukuo
Siberia
Japan
Changkufeng Hill
Fragments Reflect On Truth And Christmas Attitudes
A provocative quote remarks that Americans are taught to respect yet may be misled about truth. The passage contrasts American knowledge with Russian pride in a so called Godless Christmas, using a vivid simile about a skunk to underscore disdain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
Wesley Memorial Church Family Night Promises Fellowship
Wesley Memorial will stage a Church Family Night on Wednesday from 6 30 to 8 00 pm with a 25 cent plate dinner in the dining hall. Dr H Blackard prepared the program aiming for strong fellowship and entertainment. Reservations are required for dinner and should be made by tonight or by 9 15 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
H. Blackard
Manning's Studio Reopens at Sheraton After Fire and Crash
Manning's Studio resumes work at the Sheraton after a damaging fire and automobile accident delayed operations. The studio, based in Greensh. its team shoots by appointment and provides prints to The Enterprise, with headquarters in room 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensho
Yesterda Manning
Sheraton Hut
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Lee Schaners
Eccles Everhart
Lee Schaner
Chaner
Scha
Rose
Moffitt
Miss Sharp
Ywca Book Club
Tubrsday
Mary Doane Rankin
Bridge
E. C. Rankin, Jr
E. C. Rankin
Jack Yancey
Mr. Madison
Y. W. C. A. Club
Ada Blair
P.T. A
Elm Street PT. A
Elks
Warren
Thomasville Lions’ Club
Walter Winchell
Stalin
Ethiopia
Chamberlain
Daladier
Punch
Tri-State M. A
Carolinas
Charleston
William H. Kelley
John de J. Pemberton
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Gastonia
N. C
Harold Glascock
Raleigh
T. N. Bennett
Richmond, Va
Paul McBee
Bakersville
R.S. Crispell
Duke University Medical School
Robert P. Morehead
Wake Forest
Walker
Walgreen's
Wesley Memorial
Lutheran Brotherhood
Emmanuel Lutheran Broterhood
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