Piedmont German Club Dance At Emerywood Tonight
Last minute plans for the Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood Country Club tonight. Dancing starts at 9 30 with Johnny Hamp and his orchestra, recently in New York, providing the music. Attendance prizes for those arriving within half an hour. Invitations sent to nearby cities, expected strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hamp
New York
Rainbow Grill
Radio City
Memorial Garden Planned at Blair Park by Garden Club
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs announced definite plans for a Memorial Garden at Blair Park. Land donated by the Blair family will support a rose garden with shrubs, designed by a noted architect, pending city approval and early work start. Five clubs were represented with Bur nk club contributing notes toward the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden
Blair
C. B. Mattocks
Burnk
Ad A Ag
Girl Scout Council Meeting Moves to Friday at 10
The High Point Girl Scout Council meeting is set for Friday morning at 10 o'clock at Mrs. David T. Yow’s home. Mrs. Henry L. Foust will speak on local Scout issues before the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Irl Scout Council
Yesteray
David T. Yow
Henry L. Foust
Greensio
Eaker
Williscuss
Upchurch Stokes Marry in York South Carolina
Miss Nellie Upchurch of Mount Gilead and Edward Stokes of Albemarle wed in York South Carolina on December 25 in a simple ceremony officiated by E Gettys Nunn. The bride wore a gray tailored suit and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Upchurch. Stokes, son of Mr and Mrs J A Stokes, works at Wiss kassett Knitting Mills in Albemarle. they reside at 607 North Third Street. Witnesses included Elna Hall Saunders Erskine Curser and J D Stallings. Roy Lee Stamey was born January 1 to Mr and Mrs R V Stamey at 606 Ridge Crest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Upchurch
Mount Gilead
Edward Stokes
Albemarle
York
S. C
E. Gettys Nunn
T. R. Upchurch
Mount Gilead High School
Stokes
J. A. Stokes
Wisscassett Knitting Mills
North Third Street
Elna Hall Saunders
High Point
Erskine Curser
J. D. Stallings
R. V. Stamey
Roy Lee
Ridge Crest Drive
Church Social and Religious Group Meet Several Local Classes
Multiple church groups hold meetings across town including Mary Conrad class at First Baptist with Miss Cecile Armentrout presiding and Myrtis Hopper presenting a New Year program. Other notes cover L. L. L. at Green Street Baptist, Hal die Kidd Missionary society, B NAI Israel Ladies Aid, Stephens Bible class, Welch Memorial Circle, and Fidelis class gatherings with host homes and 7:30 p.m. start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Clyde Williams
Lynis Yow
Thelma Loflin
A. B. Conrad
Cecile Armentrout
Myrtis Hopper
Green Street Baptist Church
Hyacinth Hedrick
Carr Street
Piedmont social calendar and club meetings week
The social calendar lists events across Tuesday through Friday. Activities include the Piedmont German club dance at Emery Wood Country Club with Johnny Hamp and his orchestra. garden club meetings at Hillcrest Drive and Brentley Circle. Utopian study and Woman's clubs at Blair Park and related venues. Girl Scout executive board at Edgedale Drive and a Friday Priscilla club gathering at English Street with Mrs. Fred Ingram hosting bi weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hamp
Garden Club
Embree H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
J. E. Millis
Virginia Gardens
Utopian Study Club
Roland T. Holton
Brentley Circle
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Education Committee
Charles W. Carroll
Rev Cecil Haworth Speaker At Allen Jay P T A Meeting
At Allen Jay school last evening the Parent-Teacher association heard Rev. Cecil Haworth of Central Friends church recount changes in home life over fifty years. He noted fewer rules today, more democracy, and stressed parental guidance and a happier home as key to child recreation beyond outside activities. The PTA reports a paid membership of 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay School
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Miss Patricia Hall Hosts Girls PenTagon Club Meeting
Miss Patricia Hall entertains the Girls PenTagon club at her Montlieu Avenue home this evening. The weekly meeting starts at seven thirty as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hall
Pentagon Club
Montlieu Avenue
Marportes Question Column Invites Reader Letters
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield care of The Enterprise. Questions will be answered in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on Choosing a Husband
A thirty year old woman asks which of two suitors makes a better husband. The younger lover is fickle with other women, while the older suitor is considerate, soon to be divorced, and could require relocation. The advisor urges avoiding the unstable youth and suggests marrying the dependable, divorce-free partner if he proves capable of commitment after his divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Jean
Y W C A Clubs Meet At Hut For Broadcast Night
Florence Nightingale club members of the YWCA gathered at the hut for their regular meeting and listened to the Duke Blue Devils versus Southern California Trojans game broadcast from Pasadena California. Business and Professional Girls club will hold a 6 15 dinner at the hut tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Duke “Blue Devils
Southern California “Trojans
Pasadena
Calif
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Attractive young man sparks romance versus marriage
An attractive young man, a weakling and flirt, lures some into romance but warns against an unsuitable marriage for fleeting thrills, urging caution in love.
Walter Winchell Continued From Page Our
Walter Winchell column continues, delivering quick digs and scene notes. The gossip and media critiques reflect midcentury press sensibilities with sharp, punchy observations from the columnist.
Mrs. Clyde Shaner Returns to Hospital Care Chief Role
Mrs Clyde Shaner resumes duties as head of the Hospital Care association after a nine week layoff from injuries in a fall. She spent part of the period as a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital and, though still on crutches, is improving rapidly, according to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Shaner
Hospital Care Association
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sedgefield Hunt Breakfast After Morning Ride
Dr. Charles Mills hosted Sedgefield Hunt members at Sedgefield grill after their second New Year hunt. A large turnout from High Point Greensboro Jamestown and Sedgefield joined riders for breakfast following a brisk chase. the first hunt occurred Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mills
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Grill
High Point
Greensboro
Jamestown
Domino Club Meeting With Miss Phillips
The Domino Club will meet at Miss Barbara Phillips home 305 Sunset Drive this evening at 745 oclock per an announcement this morning. Margaret Muse born Statesville Hospital Mr and Mrs Glenn Muse announce birth of daughter Margaret at Davis Hospital Statesville December 29 Mrs Muse formerly Margaret Sloan. William Clark Rook born at home here Mr and Mrs A G Rook announce birth of son William Clark on December 28 at their home 1400 North Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
J. D. Mullikan
Domino Club
Barbara Phillips
Sunset Drive
Margaret Muse
Statesville Hospital
Glenn Muse
Statesville
Margaret
Davis Hospital
Muse
High Point
Margaret Sloan
William Clark Rook
A. G. Rook
William Clark
North
Hamilton Street
George Hilliard
Lena Hilliard
Clifton Presnell
Asheboro
J. C. Farr
Adams Street
G. C. Allery
Springfield
Ohio
Seborn Perry
Son Born to Thomasville Couple
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beck of 217 Center Street Thomasville Saturday night at City Memorial Hospital. The child arrived six hours before the new year, at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Jan
Clyde Beck
Center Street
City Memorial Hospital
Year’s Resolution and Arts Protests in 1940s Newsreel Mix
Philip Huston, child actor from Window Shopping, headlines a Life Goes To A Party reel for March of Time amid Disney’s London damages suit over Mickey Mouse. A London hospital receives the damages. Morris Watson of The Newspaper Guild urges protests to protect 6500 workers in WPA arts programs by contacting Congress. General Hugh Johnson praised for infantile paralysis relief work on the President’s Birthday. Hank Greenberg and Josephine Larkin, dubbed an almond- orbed divorcee, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Huston
Disney
London
Morris Watson
Newspaper Guild
Morris
Hugh Johnson
Hank Greenberg
Josephine Larkin
Tee
Screen tests, theatre hints, and high society whispers
Ruth Day’s skirt fails during Friday’s Leave It To Me performance as she plays Seph Tucker’s child. Selznick screens Ruth Day the next day. Tommy Farr and Mira Stephans stay late in torch tents at the Paradise. A Lee Sullivan emcee division has a boy. Jane Manners wears a diamond ring from Dick Moran. Oil exec James Moffett sends a Telegram remark about Hitler, later saved by a columnist. Rumor claims Mrs. Roosevelt was canceled by a religious group after addressing nurses and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Day
Seph Tucker
Selznick
Tommy Farr
Mira Stephans
The
Paradise
Lee Sullivans
Jane Manners
Digit
Dick Moran
James Moffett
Oil
Exec
Hitler
Case
Moffett
Fdr
D. Munro's Girl and Broadway Club Closure Rumors
A news snippet notes a girl connected to D. Munro as editor of Space and Time, mentions Crosby Gaige’s latest collection sale, Rose Stevens rumored for a second marriage to Edward Johnson, a major Broadway night club possibly closing soon, a nationwide ring indictments for six government agents, and Suzan Hatch with Enzo Fiermonte after her True Story piece Kept Husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Munros
Space and Time
Ad Men
Crosby Gaige
Rose Stevens
Met
Edward Johnson
Opry House
Gov't
G-Men
Suzan Hatch
Stork Club
Enzo Fiermonte
True Story
Local residents resume studies after holidays
Dorothy Stewart leaves today for Randolph Macon College in Lynchburg Virginia to resume her studies after Christmas with her parents on Lindsay Street. George Stewart departs for Blacksburg to continue at Virginia Tech. Zilla Hopkins returns to lead the local YWCA. Several others report hospital stays, convalescence and family travel across North Carolina and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stewart
Lynchburg
Randolph Macon College
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
George Stewart
Blacksburg
Vice
John Richard Farr
New York
Clarence Farr
France Cuts Discount Rate as Capital Returns Boost
The Bank of France lowers its discount rate from 2 1 2 per cent to 2 per cent marking the second cut since September 27 and the first time under 2 1 2 per cent in two years. Officials attribute the move to a large return of French capital to French markets and note the prior reduction on November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
Nazi Girls Put To Work In Labor Service Drive
Berlin January 3. Germany makes one year of labor service compulsory for 400000 German girls across farms and households as part of the four year plan for self sufficiency. Labor service previously was partly voluntary and lasted six months attracting about 200000 frauleins annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
British records on prime cuts compared to inferior cuts
British records suggest prime cuts of meat offer less real food value than many so called inferior cuts. The statement contrasts premium sections with cheaper portions, implying nourishment differences may not align with price or status.
Fragmented Letter Mentions Public Figures and Cases in New Jersey
To George Johnson and Lakewood residents I offer thanks while noting a Caribbean hop plan by P J Serralles and a Puerto Rico senator role January 6. Whitney keeps a Sing Sing diary. Morris Chaney linked to Mrs F D R by marriage. a San Francisco editor’s husband. A Federal official tied to the Coster case. Pittsburgh angle on the Redwood murder looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Lakewood
New Jersey
P. J. Serralles
Illionaire
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Whitney
Sing Sing
Morris Chaney
San Francisco
Scripps-Howard
Coster
Pittsburgh
Redwood
Quarries in the Dominion of Canada Numbering Giants
A historical note states there are approximately 426 quarries scattered across the Dominion of Canada, indicating substantial quarrying activity and regional resource distribution during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dominion of Canada
Sensational Fraud Case Touches Financier in New York
A famed financier faces questioning in the New York Federal Building in a major fraud case. The DyProctors have separated and she has frozen his bank accounts. The Lewises of Beverly Craft are divorced, and Gene Mako is named head man. A New Year message urges gratitude for being American while others in Asia and Europe seek a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Bldg
Freddy Proctors
A. Lewises
Beverly Craft
Societee-Hee
Thurz Gene Mako
Asia
Europe
American Cowboy Humorist Puzzle Theme
Puzzle lists across and down clues about a noted cowboy humorist with wordplay on titles and terms. Answers tie to a persona and era, including stages, film work, and public facades, with references to lodging and humor.
Civilian Flivvers In Air For Florida
Civilian piloted flivvers drive an eighty six plane cavalcade from Raleigh toward Miami to take part in an air show. After a stop at College Park Md their flight faced strong headwinds forcing many to drop out or halt at Richmond Va and Dur ham while some reached an emergency field in Warrenton North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Miami
Fla
College Park
New York
Here
Richmond
Warrenton
N. C
Durham
Revenue Drops in North Carolina for 1938
U S Internal revenue collections in North Carolina fell to 312,305,203.58 dollars in 1938, down 12,352,099.54 from the 1937 peak of 324,657,303.12 dollars, as reported from Greensboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
U. S S
North Carolina
Funeral services for Mrs Alexander Graham in Charlotte
Funeral services were held in Charlotte today for Mrs Alexander Graham 84 mother of President Frank P. Graham of the University of North Carolina who died here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Alexander Graham
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Licenses Increase Raleigh Auto Plates Report
A total of 275,508 new automobile license plates were sold in North Carolina through Dec. 31, the motor vehicle bureau reported. On the same date last year 261,064 were sold, reflecting growth in vehicle registrations and state revenue figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Bureau
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Madeline Hoover
Blair Park Club
Irl Scout Council
Tom Gordy
Tom Rdy
Pittsfield
Mass
Douothy Wise
Tisfield Hospital
Gordy
Aise Jones
L. L. Ridge
Lake Street
Terry Leonard
Urrus Memorial Hospital
York, S. C
Roy Lee Stamey
Green Street
Haldie Kidd
Halie Kidd
Bnai Israel Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Ben Swartzberg
Clyde Avenue
Max Bones
Swartzberg
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
C. W. Hoover
Mangum Avenue
First Baptist
Girl Scout Council
Edgedale Drive
Presbyterian Church
Henry Foust
Fred Ingram
Priscilla Club
English Street
Moffitt's
North Main
Pat Hall
Marporte
Walter Winchell
Sedgefield Hunt
Miss Phillips
Zilla R. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Danville
J. A. Johnson
Trinity
A. E. Hart
J. A. Hart
Hart
Cora Stansill Long
Rockingham
Mrs
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Alphonsus Louise Roberts
Fanny Moody Roberts
Washington
Way G. Moody
Richard Webster
Billy
Badin
Chesterfield
S. C. Eo
Wade M. Rucker, Jr
New York City
W. M. Rucker
Fifth Street
Ethel Moxley
Frances Dugger
S. A. Holleman
Tennessee
E. F. Kearns
Golda Mae Kearns
Leslie Johnson
Baugall
Florida
E. L. Bennett
Mrs. Bennett
Bobby Amos
Jimmy Millis
Bobby Stroupe
Chattanooga
Tenn
McCallie School
France
Fish
Christ
Swinger
Oklahoma
Caesar
Civilian Air Flivvers
Mrs. Graham
VapoRub
VareoRus
Walker
Walgreen's
Raleigh, N. C
Magic Chef
American Gas Association
America
A.G.A
Duke Power CO
South Main ST
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