Hornaday-Gray Marriage Solemnized In Greensboro
The Grace Methodist church in Greensboro hosted the marriage of Miss Irma Grey Hornaday of Greensboro and J Alson Gray of High Point with Rev J Elwood Carroll officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Betty Hornaday and matron of honor Mrs W J Howard, with six bridesmaids and multiple groomsmen. The ceremony featured traditional music and ivory slipper satin attire. the couple plans a Florida motor trip before settling at 410 Lindsay Street High Point.
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Grace Methodist Church
Greensboro
Irma Grey Hornaday
J. Alson Gray
High Point
J. Elwood Carroll
W. J. Howard
Montgomery
Ala
Marianne Mann
Albemarle
Nancy Gray
Norfolk
Sybil Cameron
Durham
Hallie Wayne Hornaday
Virginia Hornaday
Burlington
Sara Forrest Thompson
C. L. Gray
Joe Gray
Joe Crowder
Tom Jones
Alton Hartman
Robert Rankin
Nat Alexander
Charlotte
Wayne Hornaday
Jess Alderman
Neil Lee Clapp
Hornaday
Alice
Wallis
Mrs. Gray
Pleasant Garden High School
Woman's College
Gray
Junior Music Lovers Entertained Here By Betty and Patsy Auman
The February meeting of the Junior Music Lovers club was held at Montlieu avenue home of Mrs. F. R. Auman. With Betty Jean Miller absent the program aired a sequence of dances and pieces by Betty Auman, Jean Sheetz, Nell She loft, Jean Teague, Sara Sloan ay, and others.
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Betty and
Patsy Auman
Junior Music Lovers Club
Betty
F. R. Auman
Montlieu Avenue
Betty Jean Miller
Arta Hiatt
Ann Auman
Betty Auman
Jean Sheetz
Nell Sheloft
Jean Teague
Sara Sloanay
Setzer Wins Babies Popularity Contest At Rankin Memorial Church
George Edward Setzer, son of Mr and Mrs M J Setzer of Hedrick Street, wins the babies popularity contest sponsored by the Philathea class of Rankin Memorial M E church. He polled 3352 votes, Aubrey Bowers is runner up with 2169, Nancy Ann Rouse close third with 2168. proceeds go to the church building fund.
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George Edward Setzer
M. J. Setzer
Hedrick Street
e@ Philathea
Rank Memorial M. Pr Church
Aubrey Bowers
J. A. Bowers
Nancy Ann Rouse
Kappa Gammas Meet Evening at Sheraton Hotel
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma will hold a 7 o clock meeting at the Sheraton hotel with Dr. P. E. Lindley in charge. The discussion topic is Relaxation and the gathering will not include dinner.
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Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
DAR Regent to Attend Colonial Tea in High Point
Mrs. Eugene Davis the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution state regent will visit High Point to attend the Colonial tea at Mrs. J. E. Kirkman’s home on East Washington Street from 4 to 6 PM. Officers and members will wear authentic Colonial costumes and proceeds fund DAR charitable projects.
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Eugene Davis
Raleigh
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
City
Alexander Martin
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Davis
High Point
C. C. Haworth
Wayside Garden Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Wayside Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 10 30 AM at 609 West Lexington Avenue, home of Mrs J W McGuinn. Mrs J W Chandler will direct the program.
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Wayside Garden Club
J. W. McGuinn
West
Lexington Avenue
J. W. Chandler
Bachelor Girls And Stags Meet Jointly
The Bachelor Girls and the Stag clubs will hold a joint meeting this evening at 8 o clock at Pleasants cabin on the Winston Salem road. All members of both groups are expected to attend.
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Bachelor Girls
Stag
Pleasants’ Cabin
Winston-Salem Road
Social Calendar Packed With Checks of Clubs and Teas
A dense schedule lists lectures, bridge clubs, study circles, teas, and dances in High Point. Events span Monday through Friday at venues such as the Sheraton hotel Emerywood Country Club Masonic Temple and private homes with groups including the Omega chapter Kappa Gamma Sorority High Point Altrusa High Point Lions No. 106 and the D A R. Notable names include Mrs. A A Koonts Katherine Raymond Carl Cronstedt and Eugene Davis with activities led by Emorywood hosts and Oriental chairpersons.
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Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
A. A. Koonts
Alberta
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Carl Cronstedt
James Mitchell
Greenway Drive
Mesdames
J. H. Davis
E. B. Gamble
Junior Service League Book Club
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Valette J. Harris
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
Junior Service League
High Point Lions Club
Sedgefield Manor
Barney Rapp
Altrusa Club To Hear C. A. Kirkman Tuesday
The Altrusa club will hold its semi monthly dinner at the Sheraton hotel at 6 30 pm with O Arthur Kikman general manager of the HP TD railway as speaker His subject is The Present Crisis In The Orient and the event was announced by Mrs Nancy K Poston program chairman
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
O. Arthur Kikman
H. P. T. & D. Ralway
Nancy K. Poston
Kirkmas
Mrs Overholtzer Feted By Mrs Malpass In Shower Party
Mrs Albert Overholtzer formerly Mrs Betty Kaneer was honored at a party hosted by Mrs Welborn Ray Malpass. The event included games and dancing and a kitchen shower with red and white items. Fourteen guests attended and refreshments followed.
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Albert Overholtzer
Betty Kaneer
Welborn Ray Malpase
Oak Hill Friends youth host birthday social for parents
The Young people of Oak Hill Friends church entertain their parents with a birthday social Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church annex. Rev Reuben Payne opens with devotions and the pastor Rev Virgil Pike speaks on obscure and interesting facts about George Washington. Games and stunts follow later.
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Oak
Oak Hill Friends Church
Reuben Payne
George Washington
Virgil Pike
Gospel Tabernacle urges older members toward faith
Rev. H. P. Williams spoke at the Gospel Tabernacle urging aging congregants to commit to Christ. The sermon contrasted saving adults versus children, urged older believers to be examples for the young, and warned that time for conversion is limited.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Christ
Rev. Williams
Agrippa
Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Topic on February 20 1938
The Sunday Lesson in Christian Science churches centered on Mind with the Golden Text from Psalms 92 5 praising God's works and thoughts. A Bible citation noted includes a scribe asking a question and Jesus replying or teaching.
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Christian Science
Mitchells Return From Florida Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs W E Mitchell return to their home at 1113 Rotary drive after a ten day motor trip to Florida traveling down the east coast and back up the west coast visiting points of interest Robert A Wilson Jr recovering nicely at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy a week ago
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Mrs. W. E. Mitchell
Rotary Drive
Florida
Robert A. Wilson, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Allen Jay High School Glee Club Performs Sacred Program
The Allen Jay high school glee club presented an inspiring program of sacred songs at Springfield Friends church last night. Directed by Mrs. T Bennison the choir demonstrates diligent training and has earned many engagement requests for future appearances.
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Allen Jay High School Glee Club
Springfield Friends Church
T. Bennison
Dr. Fred R. Taylor Honored by Board
Dr. Fred R. Taylor of this city has been certified as a specialist in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine newly formed to evaluate qualifications of specialists in the field.
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Fred R. Taylor
American Board of Internal Medicine
First Commandment Emphasized In Lesson Sermon
The lesson sermon cites Mark 12 28 30 where Jesus names the first commandment to love the Lord with all heart soul mind and strength. It also quotes Science and Health affirming a single Mind and God guiding mankind toward peace and brotherhood.
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Ing
Jesus
Israel
Science & Health
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Christ
Marjonic Seeks Answers in The Enterprise Columns
A reader named Marjonic asks questions about personal problems and requests guidance from Joie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. The newspaper column will publish responses addressing the concerns raised.
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Joie Mansfield
Broken Hearts and Pressed Promises in Family Advice
A letter from a distressed husband contemplates suicide after family separation and insurance policy gifts. An advisory warns against self harm and urges patience, trust restoration, and consistent actions to rebuild the marriage. A second letter from a young woman describes conflict with a rival and social dating pressures among teens and boys.
Jealous Lover Seeks End to Interference After Quarrel
A jealous lover writes that a woman asks him to dance when the writer is with her partner. The writer notes ongoing quarrels between the boy and TI over the woman, says they previously got along but she began interfering in their lives, and asks to be misled if possible.
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Miss Mansfield
Pajsion
Reserved guidance on relationships in a heated exchange
The speaker urges restraint and consistency in handling affection. They advise avoiding quarrels with the young man and applying the same self control toward the boyfriend as with the girl. The tone favors prudent, steady conduct over conflict.
Free friends and trust in love endure
The text argues against monopolizing a partner and forbidding social connections. It states that engagement does not grant exclusive rights to a person’s time or company and that friendship and love succeed only when freely given and trusted.
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Dane
Dancing Amusement Shared By Friends
A group enjoys dancing as a social amusement with friends. The activity highlights recreation and companionship, offering a lighthearted view of communal leisure.
Jealousy Advice Among Friends Echoes in Gossip
The fragment counsels avoiding quarrels over affection and trusting a friend. It urges maturity, to seek harmless companionship, and to resist petty behavior while preserving friendship and trust. The tone advises not to undermine a buddy’s choices or cling to rivalry.
Jealousy harms a girl's outlook on life and friendships
A short moral admonition advises that jealousy yields misery and weakens relationships. It urges generosity toward others and warns that a jealous attitude prevents a girl from doing her best and enjoying life.
Winter Hair Care And Skin Dryness Remedies
Winter weather dries skin and hair causing rough hands and dull locks. Use rich night cream after cleansing, sparingly wash face, apply nourishing cream, and moisturize hands nightly. Boost calcium with dairy and greens, get sun, and massage scalp weekly for better conditioning.
Board of Directors Chamber Meeting Set at Sheraton Hotel
The first meeting of the elected board of Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the Sheraton hotel I Paul Ingle who Amos R Kearns elected for 1938 will preside The board will discuss the 1938 budget and committee appointments for the coming year.
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Board of Direct Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
I. Paul Ingle
Amos R. Kearns
Finance Comm Committee
Canada Population Figures Reflect 1936 Estimate
A historical note shows Canada’s population around 3,300,000 in 1936 with a prior estimate of 3,668,600 in the preceding period, indicating a revision in census counts or demographic estimates.
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Canada
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Miss Blair
Sara Sloan Ray
Kappa Gammas
DAR
Eugene N. Davis
Frederick A. Watson
Allen Watson
Frederick Allen
English Street
Entre Nous
H. W. Phillips
Parkway
Leland B. Nelson
Louise Avenue
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
High Point Colege
Charles W. Perry
Priscilla Club
Sherbrook Court
High Point College
Lew Gogerty
C. A. Kirkman
Persia
Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Madame
Pretty Robinette Cornell
Traverse City
Mich
South Main
South Main Street
M. EB
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Clyde Morrison
Archdale
Glee Club
Allen Jay School
Marjonic
Cera
Board OF Direct Chamber OF “Me
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