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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1939
Page
6
Household Arts Club Entertained By Mrs. Shelton
The Household Arts Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. T. G. Shelton’s North Hamilton street home. Guests included Mrs. T. G. Shelton Jr and Mrs. L. D. Kernkamp, with members Mesdames C. F. Grissom Fred L. Ingram J. R. Montgomery W. D. Sale Sr. J. H. Womble Minnie Hinkle Sam Dutton John T. Ellis and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
T. G. Shelton
North
Hamilton Street
Mesdames
C. F. Grissom
Fred L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
W. D. Sale, Sr
J. H. Womble
Minnie Hinkle
Sam Dutton
John T. Ellis
Jolly Club Dinner and Theatre Outing in Greensboro
Members of the Jolly Y club traveled to Greensboro for dinner at the Jefferson Roof Restaurant and a film at a local theater. Eleven members attended along with Betsy Dupuy secretary at the YWCA who advises the club. The next meeting will be at the YWCA hut with a current events program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Greensboro
Jefferson Roof
Betsy Dupuy
Mildred Hutchins
Lillian Weisner
Katherine Wrenn
Tula White
Margaret Cameron
Virginia Jowers
Mary Schwartz
Mildred Allen
Lois Yakeley
Mildred Caldwell
Beatrice Overcash
February Chapel Program by Brentwood Upper Grades
At the February 16 chapel the fifth grade presented by Miss Commander's class featured a patriotic drill by 20 girls with flags, a set of songs, and a play titled February's Children. The cast included Milded Jester Kent Barneycastle Edward Davis Estelle Scarce Betty Lou Meadows Eugene Melton Oleane Clodfelter Jackie Brigman Junior Bridgeman Bertha Lowe John Edwards Horace Thurber. Mizpah was sung by all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood School
Commander
Newbern Combs
Jack Sheen
Tis
February
Milded Jester
Kent Barneycastle
Edward Davis
Estelle Scarce
Betty Lou Meadows
Eugene Melton
Oleane Clodfelter
Jackie Brigman
Junior Bridgeman
Bertha Lowe
John Edwards
Horace Thurber
Dancing Group Presents Two Greensboro Performances Next Week
Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman bring their renowned dance company to Aycock auditorium at Woman's College of UNC Greensboro for two evening shows on February 21 and 22. First show targets students faculty and townspeople. tickets for a second show available by mail or phone. Weidman lectures Tuesday noon and with Humphrey demos a master class at Rosenthal gym for college dancers and invited teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Doris Humphrey
Charles Weidman
Aycock
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Woman's College
L. B. Hurley
Humphrey- Weidman
Weidman
Miss Humphrey
Rosenthal
Mr. Weidman
Miss Johnson And Mrs Tate Sail For Caribbean Cruise
Miss Hazel Johnson and Mrs R C Tate departed Tuesday night from New York aboard the S S Britannic for a Cuba and Nassau cruise. They plan to visit nearby points of interest and return to High Point in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Johnson
R. C. Tate
New York City
S. S. Britannic
Cuba
Nassau
High Point
Birth of Shelva Dean Maultsby on Thomasville road
Mr and Mrs T M Maultsby announce the birth of a daughter Shelva Dean on February 15 at their home on the Thomasville road Mrs Maultsby before marriage was Miss Edna Lamb of Randleman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Maultsby
Shelva Dean
Thomasville Road
Women of the Moose host Adele Oust on official visit
The Women of the Moose meet at their hall with Adele Oust of Visalia California as guest for an official visit. At 3 PM Miss Mary Doane Rankin hosts a bridge party at her South Hamilton Street home honoring bride-elect Mildred Furgurson and E C Rankin Jr. In the evening Emerywood Country Club hosts a February dinner dance with Jack Yancey and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Adele Oust
Visalia
Calif
Mary Doane Rankin
Bridge
Hamilton Street
Mildred Furgurson
E. C. Rankin, Jr
E. C. Rankin
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Yancey
Local residents share travel and health updates from area
Dr and Mrs O C Williamson returned home after a Florida trip visiting St. Petersburg Bradenton and Orlando. Mrs John Reavin improves after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital and T D Thomas recovers from surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Alma Andrews and Eldora Haworth are hospitalized for treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Williamson
Colonial Drive
Florida
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Orlando
Alma Andrews
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Brentwood P-T A Holds February Meeting
M T Lambeth spoke at Brentwood P T A on February 14 explaining aims and opportunities to foster boys and girls development. Miss Jones third grade led devotionals and presented a Valentine playlet. Miss Thompson fourth grade presented A Journey Through Story Land. Vestd choir led song, attendance award went to Miss Thompson's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Lambeth
Brentwood P. T. A
Mr. Lambeth
P.T. A
Miss Jones
Story Land
Brentwood Vested Choir
Miss Thompson
Upper Grades Council Program At Elm Street
An Elm Street school program by Miss Helen Butler and Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly sixth grades featured two and three part songs learned this year. A vocal duet The Wearing of the Green by Kenneth Ellington and Ronald Sullivan was performed with Ronald Sullivan on ukulele. Minuet dancing by Butler grade girls, plus piano and violin accompaniment by Doris Thomas and Jean Rike, completed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Helen Butler
Elizabeth Kelly
Kenneth Ellington
Ronald Sullivan
Miss Butler
Doris Thomas
Jean Rike
Apron Party Correction And Evening Church Activities
A Wesley Memorial apron party rescheduled to this evening is announced for the Woman's Bible class and visitors. Also a Community Prayer service hosted by Miss Minnie Gregory at 1013 Lindsay Street at 7 30 PM. Highland M E Earnest Workers meet at 7 30 PM hosted by Mrs G R Ward. Green Street Baptist and Young Women's Auxiliaries study the Home Mission book Go Forward at 7 PM taught by Mrs C N Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Minnie Gregory
Minnie Gregory
Lindsay Street
Highland Earnest Worker
Highland M. E. Church
G. R. Ward
North Main Street
Heart Sisters
Green ST
Woman's Missionary Society
Green Street
Valentine Party At Randleman Home Crowns Miss McCollum
Miss Ruth McCollum and Miss Dot Henley hosted a Valentine gathering at the McCollum residence in Randleman on Saturday night. Prizes went to Doris Lineberry, Bill Meredith and Alton Wall. Mrs. Ira Borland hosted a Friday night courtesy for Miss Frances Carlisle, bride-elect. Frances Carlisle wed Fred Duncan today at the Randleman home. Duncan works for Durham Life Insurance and they will live in Greenville. James Gulledge returns to Raleigh to resume studies at the State Blind School. Rose Parrish spent the weekend in Durham with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Ruth McCollum
Dot Henley
McCollum
Doris Lineberry
Bill Meredith
Alton Wall
Ira Borland
Frances Carlisle
Miss Carlisle
Fred Duncan
James Gulledge
Raleigh
Miss Rose Parrish
Durham
Kid Party Highlights Denton Social Weekend
Denton hosts a Saturday night Kid Party at the Dexter Short and Bruce Smith residence with guests in child costumes. Prizes for cutest boy and girl went to Whipple Lanning and Herbert Surratt. A three course dinner followed and PTA planned an evening program with speakers Earnhardt and Mrs. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Dexter Short
Bruce Smith
Roxie Honberrier
Whiple Lanning
Louise Surratt
High Point
Vivian Rathburn
Greensboro
Lily Denton
Kathleen Surratt
Austin Blackwelder
Bob Parker
Mrs. Dolen’ Snyder
Mocksville
Ernest Smith
Furman Lanier
Max Hill
Herbert Surratt
Lymen Smith
Parent-Teacher Association
Earnhardt
Agricultural Department
Roberts
Home Economics Department
Denton High Mother-Daughter Banquet Program
Denton high school held a Mother-Daughter banquet in the home economics building on Thursday night. The program included greetings by Miss Jonsie Curry and readings by several students with talks by Bill Campbell and Prof Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton High School
Home Economics
Sunday visits and local social notes from High Point area
Local residents and relatives visit and guest appearances noted across High Point and nearby towns. The column lists names from Bristol Tennessee to Greensboro including Masey Massey Hill, Gallimore and Morris families, and social events at Deep River church Linwood and High Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
James Masey
Bristol
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ben Gallimore
Deep River Church
Bob Gallimore
Walter Walker
High Rock
Golden Morris
Allie Mae Deaton
Greensboro
A. R. Morris
Arthur Lanier
Linwood
Nan Smith
Southmont School
Minnie Morris
Tyre High School
Ruth Morris
Wilma Hill
Southmont
Colon Crawford
W. M. Rathburn
A. L. Hill
J. S. Loftin
Payne
Thomasville
J. R. Hill
Asheboro
Ern Morris
Morris
P. M. Parks
Hamlet
Perry Parks
Pauline Sexton
H. P. Sexton
Lincoln Dinner At Asheboro Saturday
Randolph Republicans plan a Lincoln birthday dinner in Asheboro on February 18 at 6 45 p m in the Randol Drug Company dining room. Jake F Newell of Charlotte will speak as state executive committee chairman joining Greensboro Charleston and Carthage residents on the program with over a hundred tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Radolph
Lincoln
Jake F. Newell
Charlot
Randol Drug Company
Newell
Worth Henderson
Greensbor
H. F. Seawell
Carthage
A. I. Ferree
Coury
Rudolph
Licoln
Live Hunt Saturday Afternoon Announcement
A live hunt will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. It will start from Sedgefield stables with members of the Sedgefield hunt group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Stables
Sedgefield
Weekend Visitors Shared Time With Local Residents
Miss Mary Badgett of Norn spent the week end here with her father H Vail Badgett. Mr and Mrs J C Sexton Asheboro spent the week end here with relatives. Miss Ruth Morris of Hi Point spent the week end with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Griffis
Coy Kearns
Natural Bridge
Griffis
Mary Marshall
Edna Griffis
Robert Johnson
Arthur York
High Point College
Val Johnson
Inga Hill
Greensboro
H. P. Sexton
High Point
Dolan Snyder
Gary
Mockaville
R. C. Powell
Albemarle
Baden
Kathleen Frank
Thomasville
Glenn Loftin
Charles Kearns
Mary Badgett
Norn
H. Vail Badgett
J. C. Sexton
Asheboro
Ruth Morris
Hi Point
Leroy Fraley Honored At Eighteenth Birthday Party
Mrs. F. R. Fraley held a surprise party at 310 Whittier Street to honor her son Leroy Fraley on his eighteenth birthday. Games and contests were led by Pearl Newton and Virginia Fraley, followed by refreshments for a large group of guests including Louise Hedrick Christelle Copley Vera Lee Wagner Dorothy Graham Catherine Graham Doris Proctor Mildred Henderson Evelyn Silman Hazel Mullis Deli Crouse Eugene Saunders Carroll Henderson Ernest Freeman Bud Cooke and Leroy Fraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Fraley
Whittier Street
Leroy Fraley
Pearl Newton
Virginia Fraley
Raley
Louise Hedrick
Christelle Copley
Vera Lee Wagner
Dorothy and
Catherine Graham
Doris Proctor
Mildred Henderson
Evelyn Silman
Hazel Mullis
Deli Crouse
Eugene Saunders
Carroll Henderson
Ernest Freeman
Bud Cooke
Leroy Frazier
Wake Forest President to Speak at Father-Son Banquet
Dr. Thurman Kitchin president of Wake Forest College will address the Y M C A annual father son banquet in Winston Salem on Tuesday night February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchin
Winston-Salem
Thurman Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Mrs. Shelton
Jolly ¥ Club
Brentwood
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Tate
Cruise
T. M. Maultsbys
Moffitts
John Reavin
T. D. Thomas
Guilford General Hospital
Dolly Norman
Washington, D. C
Trinity
Worth Hill
Fred Crawford
Pauline Hedgecock
Grace Wood
Eve
Johnnie Cannon
Gus Cannon
Granby Street
S. G. Johnston
Kivett Drive
Roberta J. Skinner
Harllee’s Department Store
New York
Eldora Haworth
C. C. Haworth
Elizabeth Cummings
Shelby Schools
B. 8. Cummings
Brentwood P-T. A
Council At
Junior Service League
League
Misses McCollum
Henley Wete
Methodist Protestant Church
Johnsie Curry
Elna Powell
Rebekah Carroll
Pauline Feezer
Jane Baxter
Hortense Morris
C. E. Earnhardt
Bill Capbell
Laura Fritts
Prof Smith
Randolph
Vapo
VICK
Ust
National Biscuit Company
Woodbury
Lodine Mercurchrome
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