Program Of Current Events For W O T Club
Mrs. W C Idol hosted a W O T club meeting at Hillcrest Drive. Therogram by Mrs. R K Stewart and Mrs. W C Jones reviewed domestic TVA development and winter Olympics in Germany. Floral arrangements and tea followed with members and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Idol
W. O. T. Club
Hillcrest Drive
R. K. Stewart
W. C. Jones
Stewart
TVA
Tennessee Valley
Jones
Germany
Mesdames G. W. Clark
J. D. Cox
Carter Dalton
T. J. Gold, Sr
C. M. Hauser
W. C
Lengthy Business Session At Meeting Of B and P G Club
The Business and Professional Girls club met last evening at the YWCA hut with six members present. Miss Mary Kearns presided and plans for bringing Rear Admiral Richard Byrd to High Point on March 19 were made with the Altrusa club. Mrs. Kathn Roser chaired ticket committee plans for a joint meeting Friday at the Y hut. A war and peace questionnaire discussion followed. The club voted $5 to the Western Carolina Tract conference and announced the mid winter B P G conference in Columbia on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls
Y. W
Altrusa Club
Frida
W. Hut
National
Y. W. C. A. Board
Business and Professional Girls’ Clubs
Columbia
D. C
Mrs H A Millis Re-Elected YWCA Board Head
Mrs H A Millis was re elected president of the YWCA board for a third consecutive term at a board meeting at the YWCA Hut. New and continuing officers were announced with several new directors joining and committees named for Education Membership Health Education and more. A finance committee met prior to the board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Y.W.C.A. Board
Y. W
Orning
Horace Haworth
Patte Jordan
Lucille Johnston
Mesdames
J. B. Millis
H. D. Sears
J. A. Eshelman
H. M. Armentrout
Millis
H. I. Coffield
Frank Hunsucker
Dol. Sears
Wall E. J. Payne
R. T. Amos
Joseph T. Weaver
Fred Thomas
W. F Aol
D. A. Kirkman
W. L. Johnson
E. F. Long
J. D. Ross
Mra
R. A. McPheeters
R. S. Lafferty
Catherine Howard
Business Girls
Julia Liles
M. J. Wrenn
D. T. Yow
Laura Wesson Chapter to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its regular meeting Friday at four o clock. Hostess will be Mrs. Elizabeth Harriss Covington at her Rockford Road home with Associate hostess Mrs. W T Powell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Rockford Road
Covington
W. T. Powell
Wayside Needle Club to Meet at Mrs Shelton’s Home
The Wayside Needle club will be entertained by Mrs. T. G. Shelton at the regular meeting on Thursday afternoon at 2 30. The hostess hosts at 1425 North Hamilton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Needle Club
T. G. Bhelton
North
Hamilton Street
European rodents attack other ant species and enslave workers
European rodents raid nests of other ant species and capture worker ants as slaves, disrupting colonies and affecting local ecosystems. The behavior highlights interspecies predation and exploitation among small urban wildlife.
Midweek and Weekend Social Calendar Items
Wednesday events include Mrs. HB J Payne hosting the Mid-Week Study Club on Parkway and a Music Literature department meeting with Mrs. G I Humphreys on College Drive. Thursday features joint Entre Nous and Sorosis clubs at Parkway and Tea and Topics with Mrs Humphreys on West College Drive. Friday lists Philomathian, Laura Wesson chapter, Lotus club, and Club of Twelve gatherings with various hosts and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. J. Payne
Parkway
The
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
Church Socials Reported by Local Wesley and Bible Study Groups
The Daughters of Wesley class at Calvary M E church plan a Friday 7 30 PM social. The Mary Harper Philathea class at South Main Street M E church meets tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Ruth Russell hostess at 602 Centennies Avenue. Wesley Memorial Mothers class hosts at 110 Bain Avenue Thursday at 7 89 with C S Jowers and L B Nance as associates. Mary Jones Bible Study class meets tomorrow afternoon at 8 00 with Mrs W Jones at 515 Hill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Mary Harper
Wesley Memorial Church
Frank P. Kiser
Bain Avenue
C. 8. Jowers
L. B. Nance
Kiser
Mary Jones
W. Jones
Hill Street
Local Rest Home News About Mrs Hoff man Allen
Friends share that Mrs Frances Hoff man Allen is recovering satisfactorily from an appendectomy at Guilford General hospital. The notice notes Virginia Northcott at her Granby Street home is not well or may be ill, with friends to learn of her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hoffman Allen
Guilford General Hospital
Virginia Northcott
Granby Street
Marjorie Mansfield
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Silas Casey
The Ace-Hi Bridge Club met at Mrs. Silas Casey’s Homestead Avenue home for a delightful session. Two tables played as red and white decor reflected George Washington’s birthday. high score prize went to Mrs Steve Ingram and traveling award to Mrs Bob Ingram. a sport handkerchief was given to Mrs Braxton Craven. A salad course followed for seven members and guest Mrs Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Casey
Homestead Avenue
George Washington
Steve Ingram
Bob Ingram
Braxton Craven
Dunn
Craven
Mrs Tate Hosts Tuesday Garden Club Meeting
Mrs J H Tate entertained the regular Tuesday Evening Garden club at her Parkway home. President Mrs J W Hedrick led a business session planning three flower shows this year with spring bulbs and two early summer events. Shows to be at a convenient location with a small admission. Mrs J D Brame spoke on Garden Pools and enhancing gardens. Eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Parkway
J. W. Hedrick
J. D. Brame
Peale
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column Excerpt
A letter asks about visiting a married lover in another town and respecting her wishes. Another asks whether to pursue friendship despite a disapproving aunt. A third advises staying to care for young sisters if home care would suffer from a father’s drinking. Marjorie Mansfield offers guidance on love, family duty, and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Tam
We can choose friends but not relatives
The piece advises selecting friends like Sixteen while avoiding relatives and meddling aunts. It warns that rude reactions toward Belle or her aunt will worsen impressions and harm valued friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
I am a motherless girl and two small sisters
A brief fragment describes a girl with no mother and two younger sisters, hinting at family hardship and reliance on a father figure. The text remains incomplete and provides limited additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Miss Marjorie Man Receives All Questions
All inquiries should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Man with prompt responses from The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Man
Thomasville Women Hear Jane Addams Hull House Program
The Thomasville Business and Professional Club met at Community church with 13 members and guest Mrs. Prevette Westmoreland presenting Jane Addams and Hull House work. Miss Sallie McCracken led the program on international interests and Mrs. Westmoreland shared experiences at Hull House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jane Adams
Finch and Pope Attend State Sunday Association Meet
Mr and Mrs F Finch and R L Pope attended the State Sunday School Association meeting held in Winston Salem on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Finch
R.L. Pope
Winston-Salem Tuesay
Green Families Dined With Greensbere Hosts Sunday
Mr and Mrs Julius Green and Mr and Mrs Walter Green were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs dDaynard in Greensbere Sunday. The social visit highlighted local hospitality and family connections in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Green
Walter Green
Mrs. dDaynard
Greensbere
Mrs. Ansel Cox Jr Visits West Main Street Home
Mrs Ansel Cox Jr of Spartanburg visited here last week with her brother W Percy Tudor and Mrs Tudor at their West Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Cox, Jr
Spartanburg
W. Percy Tudor
Mrs. Tudor Recovers Quickly After Operation
Mrs. W. H. Tudor of Roanoke Virginia has been at Burrus Memorial hospital in High Point recuperating from surgery while visiting her son W. Percy Tudor and Mrs. Tudor. She left Wednesday for home and friends report her condition is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
W. Percy Tudor
Tudor
Club of Twelve Elects New Officers at Hill Home
Mesdames Steele and Burchfield hosted the Club of Twelve meeting at Hill home last week. Albert Steele and Ming Edith Burchfield were joint hostesses. Officers chosen include President Mrs Carl Hall Secretary Mrs Luman Minor Treasurer Mrs Billie Per gram and Reporter Mrs Colon Cross. Members enjoyed games and prizes with refreshments for ten attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Albert Steele
Ming Edith Burchfield
Hill Street
Carl] Hall
Luman Minor
Mra
Billie Pegram
Colon Cross
Carl Hartley
Edith Roach
Alamance County Read Aloud and Press Relocation Reflections
A driver and Enterprise employee ride to Burlington with page mats when the reader spots Alamance signs and muses on who owns the town. The author shares a nostalgic column about the press move across Alamance, marveling at parts and the genius of hands in building and repairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Enterprise
Alamance County
Alamance Hotel
Alamance
Alamance Shoe Repair
Enterprise Press
Music Club Presents Program At Regular Meeting On Saturday
The February meeting of Mrs J Leslie Andrews Music club was held at the home of Sarah and Mack Lewis on Boulevard. A Beethoven study program featured life notes and several piano solos and readings performed by club members with a Valentine themed ice course served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Andrews
Sarah
Mack Lewis
Boulevard
Beethoven
Ludwig von Beethoven
Iria Culler
the Bees
Cramm
Doris Thomas
Presser
Ruth Culler
Nancy Meredith
Duck Club to Seek Larger Lodge for Club Night Affairs
The Duck Club held a farewell style Club Night at the Archdale lodge marking its 1984 meeting home. Members voted to secure larger quarters near High Point to accommodate growing membership and improve location for teens and adults. future legation and meeting plans to be announced. George Barbee and Bill Lindeman hosted with dancing and refreshments as the mood turned into a hopeful pep gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Archdale
High Point
Catawba College Choir to Perform in Salisbury February 23
The Catawba College vested choir of Salisbury directed by Prof. Arthur L. Rich will appear February 23 at 11 a.m. The group, over 50 singers, travels widely in the south and north this season. The program features sacred works by Bach, Beethoven and Handel including excerpts from Handel's Messiah and Verdi's Requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawba College
Salisbury
Arthur L. Rich
Bach
Beethoven
Handel
Lambeth Mfg Co Adjudged Bankrupt in District Court
In Greensboro on February 19 Judge Johnson J. Hayes signed an order adjudging Lambeth Manufacturing Co of High Point a bankrupt after a petition. Assets and liabilities are not yet determined. J. E. H. Marsh Jr. of High Point was appointed receiver to continue plant operations. Horace S. Haworth was named attorney for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. J. Lambeth
Lamber Manufacturing Company
High Point
Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
J. E H. Marsh, Jr
Horace S. Haworth
Child Study Group to Meet at Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay school Child Study group will hold a meeting Thursday at four o clock. Mrs Bess N Rosa of Greensboro will be guest speaker and discuss Sex Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Bess N. Rosa
Greensboro
Olson to honor prize pig Floyd of Rose Dale with bronze statue
Gov Floyd B Olson praised the prize pig Floyd of Rose Dale after a bet with Gov Clyde Herring of Iowa on a Minnesota football game. He ordered a bronze one third life size likeness to be displayed for the winning team each year in the Gopher Hawkeye series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olson
Floyd
Rosedale
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Minnesota
Study on nine month school term discussed by business club
The American Business club committee debated the city school situation and a nine month term at a dime meeting. Report promised after more exhaustive study of needs and community capacity. Members included William A. Tomlinson, Holt McPherson, James W. Poole, and James Lovelace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
William A. Tomlinson
Holt McPherson
James W. Poole
James Lovelace
Robert R. Reynolds
Ralph Slate
Phillip Davis
Claude
Reusel, Jr
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Mary Stare Martin
Winston-Salem
Greensboro College
Boyce
Felix A. Grissette
Hill
Hospital Saving Association
North Carolina
Af Ment
Arthur J. Racette
St. Edward’s Rectory
G Sgetla
Cloverdale School Play Postponed Due to Illness
The Cloverdale school play And Mary Did was postponed because members are ill. The Parent-Teacher association announced the postponement this morning and a new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Cloverdale
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P. G
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
North Main &T
Moffitt’s
North Main
Jean
Carter
H. N. Phillips
Entre Nous
Sorosis
West College Drive
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Elisabeth Harriss Covington
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Club of Twelve
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Mrs. Tate
Marjorie
Mansfield
Sxsteen
Ovegia
Jane Addams
Hull House
Thomasville Business and Professional Club
Sallie McCracken
Prevette Westmoreland
Miss Addams
Miss McCracken
Westmoreland
G. E. Crowell
Vera Green Phillips
Annie C. Burnett
King Cotton Hotel
Lena Madesin Phillips
Davidson County
C. H. Newby
Weat Main Street
R. H. Holliday
Paul Green
Meadam Paul Green
Julia Brown Jennings
M. I. Bales
David Long Jr
V. Cratchfield
Paul Newton
J. B. Lambeth
R. K. Farrington
Robert Rapp
R. Dwight Ware
John Crowell
Douglas Crutchfield
W. E. Tomlinson
John R. Myers
and Misa McLead
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
C. F. Finch
R. 8. Green
R. Matthews
Monroe Bean
Charlies F. Lambeth
Judas
Vera Dixon
New Orleans
Clyde Allman
J. 8. Green
Mrs. Tyndall O'Berry of
Morganton
Clyde Bartley
Fred Perdue
Baby
Mesdames Steele and
Burchfield
John Meb
Nancy A. Bame
Amos Street
Miss Bame
Music Club
Lambeth Mfg. Co
Mrs. Rosa
Allen Jay P.T. A
Berkinson
Jac
A. B. Club
Jack London
Dancing
Grace Cranford
Bdna
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