Going Away Party for Mrs. Otis Sain Held Last Night
Mrs. Otis Sain depart s for Covington Va , honored by Mrs. James Brooks and Mrs. Tyree Nabors with a bridge shower at the Seward home on the Winston Salem road. Guests enjoyed contract play with a perfume purse prize and a linen handkerchief shower. A sweet course and coffee followed served by the hostesses and Miss Virginia Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sain
Covington
James Brooks
Tyree Nabors
R. W. Seward
Winston-Salem Road
Nia Hunt
Virginia
Mary Ruth Seward
Sain
Pauline Haynes
Charlene Grimes
Ola Hensley
Rose Goldsmith
Virginia Hunt
Eva Chappelear
Dramatic Hits of 1934 Tea and Topics Program Review
The Tea and Topics club met yesterday at Mrs. W. Idol’s home to hear Logan Porter present Dramatic Hits of 1934. Zoe Atkins’ play The Old 4, adapted from Wharton, was the focus with Weaver presiding the program committee. The event drew praise, guests, and a luncheon, with club members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
W. W. Idol
H Main Street
H. D. Sears
A. G. Douglas
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
E.S. Wall
Horace Haworth
R. H. Sechrest
Former Resident Wl In New York
A message was received for Mrs BE P Hay of 200 East Russell street and her niece Miss Vannah Tomlinson of High Point. Tomlinson planned to move to New York to live with her sister Mrs J J Har formerly Miss Berta Tom at 214 Seventh Avenue. Her illness has lasted about four years and is described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Hay
East
Russell Street
Neice
Vannah Tom
York City
Tomlinson
High Point
New York
J. J. Har
Berta Tom
Seventh Avenue
Musical Art Club Meeting Promises Guest Performers
A Monday program by the Musical Art Club announces guest performers pianist Mark Hoffman violinist Mrs. Alderman and a noted soloist from Nutore. The Emerywood club hosts a 1 o clock event with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hoffman
Re. Hoffman
D A R Chapter Plans January Meeting at Emerywood Club
The Alexander Martin chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold its January meeting on Tuesday January 14 at 3 30 PM at the Emerywood Country Club. Vice Regent Mrs R K Stewart will preside in regent Mrs J S Welborns absence. Associate hostesses include Mesdames C F Tomlinson E J Payne W T Powell P M Dillon P W Flagge A B Caldwell H F Abels and Miss Allee Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
J. S. Welborn
R. K. Stewart
Mesdames
C. F. Tomlinson
E. J. Payne
W. T. Powell
P. M. Dillon
P. W. Flagge
A. 8. Caldwell
H. F. Abels
Miss Allee Caldwell
Little Anne Bain Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Anne Bain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bain held a third birthday party at their West Lexington avenue home. Guests arrived at four and played for an hour before dining beside a pink and white cake with gardenias. Attendees included Jackie Peacock Carolyn Murray Johnny Bullard Betsy Chernault Anna Von Frasier Dorothy Gray Ellis Dottie Dudley Kenneth Geddie Rudy Frazier Bobby Fesperman Phyllis Fesperman Ruby Zimmerman Ann Coley and Billy McQuinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bain
Robert Bain
Lexington Avenue
Jackie Peacock
Carolyn Murray
Johnny Bullard
Betsy Chernault
Anna von Frasier
Dorothy
Live Hunt Opens Sedgefield Fixtures Series
The Sedgefield Hunt announces a live hunt tomorrow morning at 9:80 o clock from the Sedgefield stables with many members and guests expected. Another live hunt is set for Saturday January 18 at 2:30 PM from the stables, followed by a new riding event on Sunday January 19 at 3 o'clock from the stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Tri City Ball Planned By DeMolays For Feb Seven
At a joint DeMolay meeting in the Greensboro Winston Salem High Point area plans were made for a Tri City Ball on February 7 under the three clubs sponsorship. The event will be at Jefferson Country club near Guilford College with only DeMolays and their ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Mansfield Deeply Loved Yet Silent
A humorous, editorial note reflects on men unable to express affection in words, citing Marjorie Mansfield as a point of reference for romantic sentiment and social observations about love and communication.
Love shy boy and unspoken vows in young romance
The reader Peggy asks how to get a boyfriend who adores her to say I love you. The answer notes some men cannot express love in words, yet show care through deeds. It counsels patience and valuing actions over words, as considerate behavior often speaks louder than grand declarations.
Ideal husband qualities vs a happy marriage
The passage argues that while eloquence is nice a neat phrase is pleasant other traits matter more for a lasting marriage. It emphasizes practical virtue steady support and genuine compatibility over fireworks of speech.
Do not force love let him speak when ready
Advice from Marjorie Mansfield on courting. words may not come easily to those in love. Be patient and friendly, look your best, and be considerate. For questions, contact Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise. responses promised promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Thomasville Legion Auxiliary Meeting Held at Mrs F I Alexander
Mrs F I Alexander entertained the American Legion Auxiliary at her Montheu avenue home for the regular monthly meeting. Miss Mamie Harris presided as president and the session opened with the flag pledge and America song. Dorothy Hoskins sang two numbers and Mrs D W Maddox attended as visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
F. I. Alexander
American Legion Auxiliary
Montheu Avenue
Mamie Harris
America
Desert Sons
Lindy Lou
Dorothy Hoskins
D. W. Maddox
Banquet Attendess Named From Local Group In High Point
Among attendees at a High Point Monday banquet at Central Friends church annex were Miss Dorothy Hoskins and several matrons. The event was hosted by the Cooperative Concert association, formed under the Musical Arts club to bring world famous artists to High Point. Miss Hoskins was named captain of the Thomasville group, with Mrs. George B. Finch and Mrs. Josephine Earnhardt named as members though not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Central Friends Church Annex
Dorothy Hoskins
James E. Lambeth
R. W. Crews
Walter Newby
Ellen Mae Pegg
Lela Maude Boyles
Cooperative Concert Association
Musical Arts Club
Hoskins
Thomasville Group
George B. Finch
Josephine Earnhardt
Jewel Hinson and Curtis Muse Fields Wed in Mebane
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jewel Hinson of Mebane to Curtis Muse Fields of Thomasville. The ceremony occurred Wednesday January 1 at the Nelson home in Mebane with Rev. A C Hamby officiating. The bride wore blue crepe with Talisman roses. both spouses will reside at 20 Winston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Hinson
Mebane
Curtis Muse Fields
Thomasville
Paisley Nelson
Mabeane
A. C. Hamby
Field
Woman's College
Greensboro
Meredith College
Raleigh
Mebane- Royall Company
J. Field
W. M. Field
Carthage
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
W. W. Jones and Sons Department Stores
Thomanville
Winston Street
Alice Elliott Circle Meets at Mrs Black Home
The Alice Elliott circle of First Baptist met Monday at Mrs. C L Black’s home with Mrs. R G Jennings present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Elliott
First Baptist Church
C.L. Black
R. G. Jennings
Mrs Branson Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs J O Branson entertained the Lockie Rankin Missionary Society on Monday evening with Mrs EB J Jarrett Jr presiding. She led a program on Intangible Legacies. A brief business discussion and a social hour completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Branson
Lockie Rankin Missionary Society
EB. J. Jarrett, Jr
Newlywed De Crutchfield Returns From Honeymoon in New York
Mr and Mrs De Crutchfield recently married at Community Church return from a ten day wedding trip to New York and other northern points. They reside on Mock Street. Mr and Mrs Barnes Nell Swaim and family plan to move to Reidsville after visiting Mrs Barnes mother on Fisher Ferry Street. Hethcock family spent weekend in Salisbury visiting Mrs Hethcock's mother Mrs G M Denson. Dr and Mrs W K McGee host Mr and Mrs W A McGee of Anderson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Crutchfield
New York
Mock Street
Arthur Mr. Barnes
Nell Swaim
Reidsville
H. T. Hethcock
Ted, Jr
Billy
Salisbury
Mr. Hethcock
G. M. Denson
Social Notes and Visits Across Several Cities
Mrs Albert Hewitt of Asheville is visiting this week as a guest of friends. Miss Lois Johnson returns from two weeks in New York City Baltimore and Gardner Mass visiting relatives. Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth and her sons stay in Marion with her mother Mrs Frank Wood. Miss Ruth Harrison resumes duties in Lincolnton after holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hewitt
Asheville
Lois Johnson
New York City
Baltimore
Gardner, Mass
Gerald Johnson
Gardner
Mra
Spencer Carleton
Ise
Catherine Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Harry Lee, Jr
Robert
Marion
Frank Wood
Guests Return From Holidays In Asheville Shelby And Fayetteville
Miss Lillian Yow returned Sunday night after holidays with relatives in Asheville and Shelby. Mr and Mrs George Finch came back Sunday from Fayetteville where they visited Mrs Finch's sister Mrs W A Van Story over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Yow
Asheville
Shelby
Mrs
George Finch
Fayetteville
Mrs. Finch
W. A. Vanstory
Columbus club renames to Cardinals in farm system link
The Columbus team in the South Atlantic league formerly called the Foxes has adopted the Cardinals name after joining the St. Louis Cardinals farm system. The switch reflects organizational integration and branding alignment with the major league club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Club
The
Foxes
Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Social Calendar Friday Club Meetings and Openings
The social pages list events Friday evening at 8 p m with Mrs H G Williamson at Johnson street. At 3 p m the Priscilla Club meets with Mrs Jed Thomas 906 Forrest Hill drive. A joint Philomathean and W O T meet hosted by Mrs H A Millis and Mrs C M Hauser. Laura Wesson Chapter U D C meets at Mrs Willard Dyer Circle drive. Club of Twelve hosts at Parkway with Mr and Mrs A G Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
H. G. Williamson
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
Jed Thomas
Forrest Hill Drive
Philomathean
H. A. Millis
C. M. Hauser
Laura Wes
Pentagon Club To Meet This Evening
The Pentagon club will hold a special call meeting at Bill Foster's home on North Hamilton street this evening at seven o'clock. All members are requested to attend as important business will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Bill Foster
Hamilton Street
Faithful Workers Open Year With Monthly Meeting
The Faithful Workers of the Main Street M. E. Church met at Mrs. J. A. Davis's home for the year’s first gathering. Rev. J. P. Hippas led devotion while Mrs. N. E. Russell presided. The group set monthly meetings on the first Monday night with social hour led by Mrs. A. M. Upshaw and treasure hunt won by Mrs. E. F. Kearns. Refreshments followed for 24 members and the group planned to meet again on Centennial Avenue in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McGee
Cary Newton
R.S. Green
Spring Street
J. W. Peacock
Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
East Main Street
G. C. Ritchie
Everett Welborn
Peacock
D. L. Foil
M. E. Church
J. A. Davis
J. P. Hippas
N. E. Russell
A. M. Upshaw
E. F. Kearns
Centennial Avenue
Millis Returns to Rome to Resume Darlington School
H. A. Millis Jr. has returned to Rome Georgia to resume studies at Darlington School after holiday time at home. Miss Frances Kesler is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital recovering from a recent operation. Miss Evelyn Osborne left earlier this week for Lexington to visit her grandmother Mrs J H Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis, Jr
Rome
Darlington School
Frances Kesler
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Rce
Evelyn Osborne
Lexington
J. H. Sowers
Durham Farmer Enters Bailey Toga Bid
Durham farmer David L. Strain became the fourth candidate in the North Carolina Senate race to succeed J. W. Bailey. He announced an aggressive Democratic bid, vowing to tour the state with a soundtrack and to push expanded public works, Wagner act efficiency, immediate bonus payments, and social security for the aged and unemployables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. W. Bailey
North Carolina
David L. Strain
Durham
Arthur Simmon
Burlington
Joseph R. Bly
Charlotte
Richard T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Strain
Dorsett Sink Marriage At Lexington
The marriage of Miss Dorothea Elizabeth Dorsett to Joseph Stanford Sink was held Friday morning January 8 at the bride's home with Rev. R. Dwight Ware officiating. The couple, both prominent locals, will reside in Charlotte after a bridal trip. Other notes describe community events and a Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. John Craver's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dorothea
Elizabeth Dorsett
Joseph Stanford Sink
R. Dwight Ware
Thomasville
H. Wood Dorsett
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Brenau College
Gainesville
Sink
Fred 0. Sink
Miss Frances Shepherd Appointed Education Director in Carlisle
Miss Frances Shepherd of Carlisle Indiana arrives to direct physical education for girls and teach American history at the Carlisle High School. She succeeds Mrs Joe Sink formerly Miss Dorothea Dorsett who was recently married. Dave Shepherd an employee who suffered injuries in a bound and gag incident over Thanksgiving is recovering. Marjorie McLeod is ill with pneumonia at her North Salisbury Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shepherd
Carlisle
Indiana
Miss Shepherd
Joe 8. Sink
Dorothea Dorsett
Dave Shepherd
McLelland
Marjorie McLeod
North Salisbury Street
Community Notes From Kernersville Teeming With Visits
Miss Frances Smith of Winston-Salem visited Miss Zora Smith on Sunday. Rev. B. P. Billups left for Carthage to join Mrs. Billups with her mother Mrs. Mollie Person who is seriously ill in Moore County hospital. Mrs. Person's illness saddens local friends. Schools resume at Salem College on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duckworth and children visited from Fayetteville. Misses Charlies Fulp and Billy Griffith return to State College Raleigh after Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Frances Smith
Winston- Salem
Zora Smith
B. P. Billups
Carthage
Billups
Mollie Person
Person
Moore County Hospital
Charlies Fulp
Billy Griffith
State College
Raleigh
Statesville visits honor Miss Bess McKaughn
Miss Bess McKaughn was the recent guest of friends in Statesville, enjoying hospitality and social visits during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess McKaughn
Statesville
Elkin Family Visit and Burlington Guest
Mrs. H. C. Salmon and her children Dorothy Jean and Joe visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Michael in Elkin. c. J. Smith of Burlington stayed with his uncle Ora Smith over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Salmon
Dorothy Jean
Joe
Elkin
C. J. Smith
Burlington
Ora Smith
Misses Elizabeth Hedgecock to Kathryn Bellamy and others
Elizabeth Hedgecock, Kathryn Bellamy, Rebecca Bod enheimer, Florence Joyner Eleanor and Margaret Stafford are listed in this notice as individuals connected to a local event. The fragment suggests a group of women referenced together within a community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Kathryn Bellamy
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Florence Joyner
Eleanor and
Margaret Stafford
Dinner guests in Winston-Salem with the Deaton family
Mrs. Zeb Deaton and daughters Misses Sara and Madge Deaton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Webster in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Deaton
Sara
Madge Deaton
Felix Webster
Winston-Salem
Student Louise Stanley Returns to Kings Business College
Miss Louise Stanley a student at Kings Business College Greensboro has returned to her classes indicating normal resume of studies after an absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stanley
Kings’ Business College
Greensboro
Linville Returns to Chapel Hill as Sophomore
Roger Linville has returned to the University at Chapel Hill where he is a sophomore after visiting with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Linville
University At
Chapel Hill
Local social notes from Guilford and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs pink Linville and Mr and Mrs Odell Roberson returned to the city after a bridal trip of a week and hosted friends with Mr and Mrs Ad Linville. Miss Gertrude Cochran and James Fulp returned to Guilford College after Christmas vacation with parents. Misses Edith Helms, Mary Hawkins and Carnelia Snow resumed classes at NCCW after Yuletide with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Odell Roberson
Mrs
Ad Linville
Gertrude Cochran
James Fulp
Guilford College
Edith Helms
Mary Hawkins
Carnelia Snow
Yuletide
Deaton sisters return to Greenville with East Carolina student
Misses Madge and Sara Deaton have returned to Greenville along with their sister Miss Johnny Deaton who is a student at East Carolina Teachers' College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Sara Deaton
Greenville
Johnny Deaton
East Carolina Teachers’ College
Mrs EB Parks Jr Returns to High School Faculty
Mrs EB Parks Jr resumes duties as a member of the high school faculty after spending the Christmas vacation in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB BH. Parks, Jr
Greensboro
Miss Elizabeth Fulp Resumes Classes at Greensboro College
Miss Elizabeth Fulp, accompanied by her father, has resumed her studies at Greensboro College for Women after a period away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fulp
Greensboro College For Women
New Teachers Join Local Elementary and High School Staff
Classes resumed Monday morning as two new teachers began work at the local elementary and high school. They succeed Mrs. David Stowe and Roy Hinshaw in the faculty, expanding staffing for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stowe
Roy Hinshaw
Rialto Smith Family Visits Charles Smiths
Mr. and Mrs. Rialto Smith and their children from High Point spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, the latter family's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Smith
High Point
Mr. Smith
Mrs
Charles Smith
Kerner Hosts Christian Endeavor Social with Monopoly
Mise Marguerite Kerner welcomed members of the Christian Endeavor society on Saturday evening. The game Monopoly engaged the group of young ladies and men, with fruits nuts and candies enjoyed by Misses Lucy Cummings Talula Doggett Frances Kerner and Messrs Ted Kerner John Flynt and Phillip Kerner Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Marguerite Kerner
Christian Endeavor Society
Lucy Cummings
Talula Doggett
Frances Kerner
Ted Kerner
John Flynt
Phillip Kerner
Former Pitt Gridder May Turn to Mat
Pittsburgh January 9 Weinstock a former Pitt fullback is to pursue professional wrestling He arrived to talks with mat promoters after a season playing professional football and is in prime condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Iexy Weinstock
Weinstock
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Club News
Nusual Programusical Art Club
Eeting
Moffitt’s
North Main
Emerywood Club
Little Anne Bain
Ave Ee
Soake
Peggie
Peggy
Thomasville Legion Auxiliary
Mr. McGhee
Ae W. A. McGee
Anderson
Ruth Harrison
Lincolnton
Sherrill Harrison
Durham Farmer
Bailey
Toga
Dorsett Sink
Bob White
Georges. White
Byard Sink
Davidson Hospital
Roy Blaylock
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
John Craver
North State Street
C. D. Hunt
Fred Cox
A. BE. Brannock
H. C. Sprinkle
W. F. Sparger
Ben. Green
D. A. Tesh
J. O. Wagoner
C. F. Crouse
Frank Tysinger
A. E. Brannock
S. D. Swaim
J. M. Andrews
Salem College
Paul Duckworth
8S. L. Duckworth
Private Bath
John F. Downey
Mgr
Aoe
St Ma
Iit
Bart
Wilson
Mr. and
Mrs.pink Linville
Gooch
Thomas
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