Sink Couple Celebrate Tenth Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs H J Sink of Winston-Salem road marked their tenth wedding anniversary with an informal dinner Friday night at their home. The event honored by relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs A L Sink Mr and Mrs W M Mishoe Miss Katherine Strother Mr James Sink and Mr and Mrs I A Yarborough. The couple received several anniversary gifts from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sink
Winston-Salem Road
Sink
A. L. Sink
W. M. Mishoe
Katherine Strother
James Sink
I. A. Yarborough
Garden Club Meeting to Feature Pools in Gardens
The Tuesday Evening Garden club will meet at 7:30 PM at Mrs. J. H. Tate 200 Parkway tomorrow February 18. Mrs. J. Brame presents a paper titled The Place of Pools In Our Garden as the program feature. Members are urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Tate
Colonial Drive
J. Brame
Business Girls Set Meeting to Discuss Byrd Visit
The Business and Professional Girls club will meet Tuesday at the YWCA at 6 30 pm to plan Rear Admiral Richard Byrd Antarctic explorer appearance here co sponsored by the club and the local Altrusa club A round table on War and Peace questions is planned by the National Board of the YWCA of America An executive meeting will be held at Miss Mary Kearns home President of the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Byrd
Filer
Altrusa Club
Young ‘Women's Christian Association of America
Mary Kearns
Club Event Set for Wednesday Evening
The club plans a gathering on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, inviting members to attend and participate in light activities and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Club
Ray Street P T A To Meet Wednesday
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school library Wednesday at two o'clock with Mrs. E T Erickson as speaker. Mrs Erickson will compare two opposing viewpoints on Education today. Attendance is hoped from the association's members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
E. T. Erickson
Play To Be Repeated At Cloverdale School
The play And Mary Did will be repeated at Cloverdale School on Thursday evening February 20 at 8 o'clock. The comedy in three acts offers entertainment and admission is charged to support the P T A fund. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Cloverdale School
Parent
P.T. A. Fund
Lotus Club Sets Friday Evening Meeting at 8 O'clock
The Lotus club schedules its bi weekly gathering for Friday evening at eight o'clock moving from the usual Friday afternoon slot. Hostess Mrs W L Hargett welcomes members at her home 1107 Johnson street for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
H. N. Phillips
Entre ‘Nous
Sorosis
Parkway
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Club of Twelve
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Founders Day Program At Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street school Parent-Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. The second and fourth grades present a Founders Day program directed by Mrs Worth Ivey and Miss Bess Sheloff of the faculty. All parents are asked to attend.
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Parent
Johnson Street School
Worth Ivey
Miss Bess _ Sheloff
Posee
Soul as Lesson Topic in Christian Science Services
Sunday services across Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist focus on Soul. The lesson cites Acts 9 32 35 about Peter at Lydda and Aeneas along with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. Mary Hoy class meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at 602 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Peter
Lydda
Aeneas
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Social Calendar Week of Club Meetings in Greensboro
A packed weekly schedule lists multiple Greensboro clubs meeting at homes, studios, and local venues from Monday through Friday. Notable events include the Duck club at Kerenoff studio, Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary card party, American Legion auxiliary hostesses, and Garden club gatherings plus regular Club Night at the Duck club lodge near Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Kerenoff
Greensboro
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest
Business and Professional Girls
V. W
A. I. Stevens
Peter Penn
J. I. Groome
J. H. Tate
Parkway
George Barbee
Bill Lindeman
Club
Archdale
Local notices and updates from area residents
Short notices report Miss Mabel Griffith leaving yesterday for Shelby to install a bookkeeping system at Kester and Groome Furniture. William W. Cator moved to Burrus Memorial hospital after an acute appendicitis attack and is recovering. J J Vestal ill at daughter’s home, with visitors encouraged. J A Eshelman Jr leaves for New York to study radio and TV at RCA Institute. Mrs Floyd Farr returned home after hospital operation. Beulah Winfrey class meet at 409 East Green street with Maggie Lee Douglas and Myrtle Campbell. Calvary Philath ers class call meeting at 1705 East Green street for important business. Mr and Mrs D H Solomon announce birth of son Harold Lindsay on February 9 at Kivett drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Cator
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Colonial Drive
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Maggie Lee Douglas
Myrtle Campbell
East Green Street
Calvary Philathers
Philathea
Calvary M. E. Church
George Pike
D. H. Solomon
Harold Lindsay
Kivett Drive
Thomasville Clubs Meet Local Teams In Evening Games
Three fast games on the Salvation Army schedule feature Thomasville High School opponents. At seven the Thomasville High girls face the local 8 A girls, at eight the 8 A Juniors meet the Thomasville High boys, and the headline showdown pairs the L A Seniors against the Pilot All Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Thomasville High School
Thomasville High
L. A
Ontario’s southern edge stretches near Boston latitude
The southern portion of Ontario lies on the same latitude as Boston, while its farthest south point reaches the northern boundary of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Boston
California
Age gaps in marriage and meaningful friendships endure
Dear Margy notes happiness does not hinge on age difference with her husband of many years and two children. A seventeen year old asks how to discourage a jealous friend. Marjorie Mansfield advises polite firmness, keeping broad social ties and ignoring taunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Margy
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Enterprise Contact
All inquiries are addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and will be answered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Camporee Plans To Be Made Thursday At Lexington
Uwharrie Boy Scout council outlines spring camporee plans to be finalized Thursday at a Lexington meeting in the March hotel. The April event is expected to be a major Scouts affair with commissioners Hinton Pierce, C V Roberts, R L Hall, Charles Prevost, C V Grubb, D H Parnell and O Delk Smith in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Lexington
March Hotel
Hinton Pierce
Asheboro
C. V. Roberts
Salisbury
R. L. Hall
Charles Prevost
Thomasville
C. V. Grubb
Yadika
D. H. Parnell
O. Delk Smith
High Point
Uwharrie Council Executive Body To Meet On Wednesday
The executive committee of the Uwharrie Boy Scout council will gather Wednesday at 5 p m in the office of H A Millis on W Washington street to discuss spring activities. Members listed include H C Clark H R Williamson Co E Diffendal J E Millis M L Patrick H G Owens Frank Hunencker O Delk Smith C L Amos Dr W L Jackson and Holt McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
H. A. Millis
W. Washington Street
Mr. Millis
8. C. Clark
H. R. Williamson
Co. E. Diffendal
J. E. Millis
M. L. Patrick
H. G. Owens
Frank Hunencker
O. Delk Smith
C. L. Amos
Dr. W. L. Jackson
Holt McPherson
Unemployed urged to register for anticipated skilled labor demand
Mia Irene W. Price, director of the local N C Re Employment office, urged workers to register or re register at once. Registration cards are cleared every 60 days and those who have or haven't registered in the last 60 days should apply. With better weather, building activity is expected to rise and demand for brick masons carpenters painters and good cooks may increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Irene W. Price
N. C
Albany hotel in Denver serves live mountain trout in coffee shop
Diners at the Albany hotel in Denver choose fresh trout from a pool in the center of the coffee shop ensuring the fish they eat is recently caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Denver
Cardus Promoted as Vegetable Medicine for Female Wellness
Cardus advertises itself as a vegetable medicine that relieves periodic pain nervousness and weakness from poor nourishment. It cites thousands of women using it with testimonials like Mrs. W B Barnett who reports reduced pain regulation and better well being after six bottles. The copy urges seeking a physician if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
W. B. Barnett
Taylors
8. C
Cardus
Valuable Books Donated to Greensboro College Library
A collection of rare books donated to Greensboro College Library by Rev. Leon M. Hall of Page Memorial Methodist Church Aberdeen. Donor is announced by Dr. Luther L. Gobbel college president. Highlights include two works by Dr. Charles F. Deems dated 1850 and 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College Library
Leon M. Hall
Page Memorial Methodist Church
Aberdeen
Luther L. Gobbel
Hall
Charles F. Deems
Greensboro College
Church of Straggers
New York City
University of North Carolina
Budies
Greensboro Female College
Deems
Greensboro
Start Repairing Damaged Streets In High Point
City street forces began a two month program to grade and repair damaged High Point streets after heavy snows and rains. An exact cost was not set, but several thousand dollars are expected. Earlier attempts failed due to wet ground. repairs now start with unpaved streets while paved routes, protected by last summer’s plush coating, will wait for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Library adds gospel era volumes to Greensboro college
The Greensboro college library expanded by about 1,000 volumes as part of the Friends of the Library program begun last summer. Notable additions include Fletcher's Works Volume I from 1791 and Watson's Observations on Southey's Life of Wesley, both defending Wesleyan figures and addressing misrepresentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Wesley
Watson
Southey
Greensboro College Library
Friends of the Library
Miniature Piano To Be Shown Here
A miniature piano that may actually be played will be shown tomorrow by Harllee's. Despite its small size the instrument has a sounding board double-repeating action good felt hammers and three octaves. No similar instrument has ever been shown here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harllee’s
Frayed Streets Form Holes After Patch Crumbles
The damaged hard surfaced streets show patched areas that crumble in rain and cold, creating large holes. Crews noted many sections failed, leaving sharp gaps requiring repair work. Patchwork proved insufficient as conditions worsened street safety concerns.
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady
The report notes futures in both New York and New Orleans opening steady with select months listed. Amid scattered garbled text, the focus remains on commodity trading and market tone rather than clear price moves. A separate line mentions a violent gas incident and a long-standing London firm, but details are unclear.
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Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
North Main St
Moffitt’s
North Main
Ray Street P.T. A
Cloverdale
Mary Hoy
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. O. Myers
South Main Street
Pree i
E. J. Payne
Woman's Club
College Drive
Mabel Griffith
Shelby
Miss Griffith
Kester and Groome Furniture
J. J. Vestal
D. O. Frazier
Montheu Avenue
J. A. Eshelman, Jr
New York
R. C. A. Institute
Floyd Farr
Forrest Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Marry
Uwharrie Council
ART Club
Westminster Choir
Wesley Memorial Church
Duke Musical Clubs
the Glee Club
the Concert Orchestra
the Quartet AS
Duke
Victor Herbert
John Cole
Haydn
Robert B. Fearing
Gilbert and Bullivan
Saras
Robert Pearing
AL Prey
GR and His Orchestra
New Orleans
Mch May Jy
Torre Wee
States
Maryland Academy of Science
Lond
Beaux
Doctor
Sally
Uncles
Hutchens
Libby Fruit Sale
RINSO
Phillip
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