Local D A C Members Set Farmville Meeting Weekend
High Point women depart tomorrow for Farmville to attend a house party hosted by Mrs W Parker state regent of the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists The group will precede the quarterly business meeting and luncheon at Farmville Thursday with several local members attending including Mrs J F Hayden state first vice regent Mrs Joe Snider secretary and Mrs J S Welborn and guests from Charlotte and Thomasville The meeting opens at 10 30 and luncheon follows at 1 o clock Cards were mailed yesterday by Mrs Joe Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Farmville
W. Parker
Theorth Carolina Society
Daughers
J. F. Hayden
Sydney Perry Cooper
Joe Snider
J. S. Welborn
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
James E. Lambeth, Sr
Thomasville
T. A. Kearns
Anna Hanff
New Bern
Stephens Bible class to meet at Mrs Midgett home
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 2 pm with Mrs R B Midgett at 240 Montheu avenue. Rev O L Ruth will speak and select a topic for the session.
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Stephens
R. B. Midgett
Montheu Avenue
O. L. Ruth
Florence Nightingale Club Elects Officers For New Year
The Florence Nightingale club at the local YWCA elected new officers for the year during a post dinner business session. Ola Carpenter was named president succeeding Catherine Howard, with Leta Anderson as vice president Stella Spencer secretary Mabel Rimmer assistant secretary Katherine Hoover treasurer Hazel Farrington assistant treasurer and Hallie Samuels as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Ola Carpenter
Catherine Howard
Leta Anderson
Stella Spencer
Mabel Rimmer
Katherine Hoover
Hazel Farrington
Hallie Samuels
District illness and travel notes from local area
Mrs. Camelia Dickens remains critically ill at Guilford General Hospital after an emergency appendectomy on Sunday. Mrs. Benjamin Wyche of Charlotte plans to visit Mrs. J. S. Welborn and attend the state D A C Society quarterly meeting in Farmville on Thursday. C T Lambeth is ill with influenza at his Archdale home. Olen Wrenn and wife return to Woodrow Avenue after a weekend with Charlotte relatives. Miss Earleen Frazier leaves to continue nursing studies in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelia Dickens
Park Street
Guilford General Hospital
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
J. S. Welborn
East Washington Street
Mrs. Welborn
Farmville
State
D. A. C. Society
C. T. Lambeth
Archdale
Olen Wrenn
Woodrow Avenue
Earleen Frazier
BE. L. Frazier
Asheville
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
L. W. Stone
C. M. Howell
R. W. Hamlet
China
C. L. Berrier
Polk A Dot Club Initiates New Members At Buffet Supper
The Polk a Dot club formally initiated three new members at a clubhouse buffet supper on Parkway. New members are Miss Mary Holton Pig Langley and Mary Stroupe. Members served as hostesses and gave each recruit a unique keepsake as the club begins its activities for the year.
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Polk-a-Dot
Parkway
Mary Holton
Pig'’ Langley
Mary Stroupe
Anderson Wilkes Vows In Danbury Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Pauline Anderson and Frank Wilkes in Danbury North Carolina on December 23 with Justice of the Peace P C Campbell officiating. Witnesses included Helen Smith Don Anderson and Fred Smith. The couple reside at 303 Prospect Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Anderson
Frank Wilkes
Danbury
N. C
P. C. Campbell
Helen Smith
Don Anderson
Fred Smith
Wilkes
J. F. Anderson
0. F. Wilkes
Prospect Road
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
Wednesday through Saturday schedules list meetings and events for Good Will Garden Club Burbank Garden Club Wed nesday Book Club Sedgefield Hunt Century Club High Point Graduate Nurses Club Women clubs and Young Women’s groups. Mozart Boys Choir concert at junior high school auditorium and Sedgefield Hunt live hunt. Reservations advised for Emerywood bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rockwell
Good Will Garden Club
Greenway Drive
Burbank Garden Club
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay _ street
P. W. Grandjean
Wednesday Book Club
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Twentieth Century Club
W. W. Gluyas
D. E. Lehmann
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Miss Mary Jensen Hosts Stag Club Meeting
Miss Mary Jensen entertained the Swing club at her Steele street home last evening as plans for activities through February were outlined. Vice president Beatrice Harriss presided in the president's absence while members discussed sewing and socializing. Refreshments were served to Estelle West Catherine Carmichael Catherine Wrenn Doris Bowers Lillian Weisner Beatrice Harriss Frances Moon Bea Overcash. The next gathering will feature a skating party at Sedgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jensen
Steele Street
Beatrice Harriss
Ellen Jensen
Estelle West
Catherine , Carmichael
Catherine Wrenn
Doris Bowers
Lillian Weisner
Frances Moon
Bea Overcash
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Hunt Schedules Live Hunt Tomorrow Afternoon
Tomorrow afternoon the Sedgefield Hunt will hold a live hunt starting from Sedgefield Inn at 2 30 PM reversing the usual starting point. The regular Saturday morning hunt starts at 8 AM from the stables if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Tea And Topics Club Hosts Mrs Porter at Fairway Drive
The Tea and Topics club will be entertained this week by Mrs. Logan Porter at her home on Fairway Drive. The bi weekly meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 3 30 with a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Frazier
Montheu Avenue
Entre Nous Clu
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Young Women’s Christian Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Tea and
Lectures On Parliamentary Usage To Be Held For Junior Service League
The Junior Service League will sponsor a four day series of lectures on parliamentary law and usage for provisional members starting February 20. Miss Alexander of Greensboro College will teach, with a final review for members who have not taken the course in five years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Willis Slane
League
Emerywood Country Club
Alexander
Greensboro College
E. T. Harrison
Sue Hasting
Charles McAnally
Alex Rankin
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets With Mrs J T Barnes at Asheboro Home
Mrs J T Barnes hosted a Duplicate Bridge gathering on the Lexington highway with two tables and prizes for Mrs I C Moser Miss Ethel Lovett Mrs T E Myatt and Miss Lucy Lovett. A salad course followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
J. T. Barnes
Asheboro
Lexington Highway
I. C. Moser
Ethel Lovett
T. E. Myatt
Lucy Leigh Lovett
Letters to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield care of The Enterprise and await responses in the letters columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Comer Couple Announce Birth of Son in Seagrove
Mr and Mrs Charlie Comer of Seagrove announce the birth of a son on Friday evening January 6 1939 The announcees name the child and note the date of birth in a concise birth notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Comer
Seagrove
Dear Miss Mansfield We Ask About Parental Support
A 15 year old girl writes about her parents' divorce, her bitter mother denying support from their father, and the impact on her and her brother. She notes their father writes and sends clothes or money, which the mother rejects or critiques, leaving them with little. She asks if it is fair for the mother to withhold what the father offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Altrusans Meet At Sheraton Tonight
The semi monthly Altrusa dinner and business meeting will be held at six thirty this evening in the Sheraton room. Miss Lucile Johnston will chair as the president. Members are asked to attend promptly for the first meeting since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lucile Johnston
Mrs Claude Smith Jr Hosts Domino Club Tonight
The Domino club will meet at Cedron Avenue home of Mrs Claude Smith Jr this evening. The gathering starts promptly at 7 45 with members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Claude Smith, Jr
Domino Club
Cedron Avenue
Mrs Miller and Baby Return From Greensboro Visit
Mrs C R Miller returns with her daughter Diana to 1216 North Main Street after staying at Sternberger hospital in Greensboro. The family’s homecoming is noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Miller
North Main Street
Diana
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
Family dispute over child support and luxuries
A letter discusses parental conflict over support with a father’s regular contributions. The writer argues that such help would allow the mother more time and less fatigue, enabling her to provide care and small luxuries the child desires.
Asheboro Sorosis Club to Hear Antiques Authority
Asheboro January 10 Mrs Edgar Broadhurst of Greensboro an antiques authority will speak to the Asheboro Sorosis club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs R L Wilson on South Elm Street Association hosts will be Mrs John Burkhead and Mrs T A Burns. Her past audiences describe her as a charming speaker with broad knowledge of antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
Sorosis Club
R. L. Wilson
South Elm Street
John Burkhead
T. A. Burns
Broadhurst
Girls Pentagon Club Meeting This Evening
The regular weekly meeting of the Girls' Pentagon club will be held at 7 30 p at the home of Mrs John Jennings Jr on the Greensboro road. The host is Mrs Jennings mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
John Jennings, Jr
Greensboro Road
Miller Before Marriage Was Miss Sounea Benbow
The article notes that prior to her marriage the woman was known as Miss Sounea Benbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sounea Benbow
Thomasville Club Hosts Bridge Evening and Bridal Shower
Mrs. Jack Russell hosted Tuer Le Temps club with two bridge tables and a top prize novelty apron awarded to Mrs. Joe Boyles Jr. New officers were elected with Mrs. Boyles president and Mrs. Clifford Clodfelter secretary. A separate party on the High Point highway honored Mrs. Clyde Blair with a bingo shower and gifts amid refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jack Russell
Tuer le Temps
Joe Boyles
Wade Morgan
Joe Boyles, Jr
Clifford Clodfelter
Mesdames Wade Morgan
Austin Sink
Wade Tillotson
Walter Green
Eva Burkhart
Mary Marlowe
David Floyd
Thomasville High Point Highway
Clyde Blair
May Shore
Lillie Mack
Estelle Clodfelter
Mesdames Herschel Andrews
J. D. Harvey
Donald Jarrett
Louise Floyd
Wade Floyd
Mrs Walter Shuler Honored At Friday Shower
Mrs Walter Shuler and Mrs W H Burton hosted a Friday shower honoring Mrs J Paul Burton formerly Miss Helen Lee Hinkle who wed on December 24. Prizes were awarded in bingo and other games with festive dining and a miniature bride and groom marking the bride’s seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shuler
W. H. Burton
J. Paul Burton
Helen Lee Hinkle
Alfred Craven
Yesable Hedrick
Everette Welborn
Norwegian honors American captain for rescue at sea
Captain Clifton Smith of the American steamer Schodacka Knight of St Olaf was named a Knight of St Olaf by King Haakon in Oslo for aiding the rescue of passengers and crew from the Norwegian steamer Smaragd in the Atlantic on December 23. The U S Maritime Commission had previously commended Smith for the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Clifton Smith
Schodacka
St. Olaf
Smaragd
Atlantic Ocean
United States Maritime Commission
Smith
Thompson Seeks Queens-Chicara Presidency
Dr. W Taliaferro Thompson of Union Theological Seminary travels to Charlotte to meet with Queens-Chicara College trustees who have invited him to become its president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richmond
W. Taliaferro Thompson
Union Theological Seminary
Charlotte
Carolina
Queens-Chicara College
Joyner Joined Asheboro Hospital as New Resident Surgeon
Dr. George W. Joyner, a native of Denniston Virginia, began as resident surgeon at Randolph hospital in Asheboro. A reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Crawford featured remarks by local physicians and hospital officials and noted Joyner's prior roles at Duke University and at Lincoln Watts hospitals and Gentry Williams hospital Roxboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
N. M. Crawford
George W. Joyner
Randolph Hospital
C. C. Hubbard
Farmer
T. L. Helms
D. B. McCrary
High Point
Joyner
Denniston
Duke University
Lincoln and
Watts Hospitals
Durham
Gentry Williams Hospital
Roxboro
Cc. C. Crawford
Miss Hessie Sams and Worth Ivey Engage in Announcement
Miss Hessie Sams daughter of Mrs J H Sams of Pinnacle and Worth Ivey of Franklinville, son of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Sams
J. H. Sams
Pinnacle
Worth Ivey
Franklinville
Brittain Satterwhite Engagement to Coffin Jr
Mr and Mrs B F Brittain announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Satterwhite to D A Coffin Jr son of Mr and Mrs W A Coffin. The wedding will be held at the bride elects home in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Garner
J. P. Wheeler
City
C. G. Wyche
Greenville
New York
B. F. Brittain
Florence Satterwhite
D. A. Coffin, Jr
W. A. Coffin
Mrs Armstrong And Son Home From Hospital
Mrs James P. Armstrong and her infant son William Bacon born December 30 have returned from Wesley Long hospital in Greensboro to their home on Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Armstrong
William Bacon
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Parkway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
D. A
W. H. English
Circle Six
M. P. Church
O. C. Williamson
Mexico
Dr. Williamson
Mary ‘Lou Moore
G. D. Bastian
Blanche Payne
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Central Friends’ Circle
Margaret Fell
Central Friends Church
Mary Ruth Brewer
Monthey Avenue
Carol Brewer
Iprostas Busines
Barker
Thompson
Polk-A-Dot Club
Anderson-Wilkes
Shie
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
Tomlinson Showrooms
George Robb
Do. A. Ryther
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
Jake Harris
Community Arts Club
C. A. Daniel
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Cooperative Concert Association
Mozart Boys Choir of
Vienna
Stag Club
Mrs. Logan Porter
E. W. Freeze, Jr
National Organization
John Walker
Exposition Building
Lawrence Matton
Mesdames Everett Marsh
Do. T. Ingram, Jr
James Poole
W. B. Thomas
Lewis Teague
A. B. Henley
Jack Thomas
Sanders Dallas
The
Associated Press
Charles Barrett
A. P. Barrett
Christine Hill
Sunset Avenue
Mary Sue Page
Claudine Cox
Mary Neely
Mary Anne Hooper
John Ingram
John Hiller
Bennie Adkins
Wade Page
Charles
J. G. Haskins
West Pritchard Street
Madge J. Covington
Clara Jean Allen
Mary Sue Haskins
Altrusans
Mrs. Miller and Baby
Chichesters
Walker
Walgreen's
Thomasville Club
George W. Lyles
Evelyn Lyles
Theresa Hoover
Winston- Salem
Martha Lee Myers
C. Manning Smith
Buena Vista Road
W. F. Rader
Holland
Newton
Circle One
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Good
Culbreth Street
D. M. Jester
R. L. McDonald
C. H. Newby
Circle Two
J. O. Cooke
Carmalt Street
W. G. Smith
Cook
T. R. Ivey
J. T. Lambert
Law Building
Central Falls
Nannig@ Richardson
Worth Loflin
Sophia
Danville
Pearl Richardson
Joe Fraszier
R. L. Richardson
Stedman Manufacturing Company
Loflin
Theodore Loflin
Mrs. Armstrong
Young Son
Coats
Bradley
Lizzie Gooch
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