A. Sykes Addresses YWCA Banquet on Responsibility
Tom Alderman Sykes of Thomasville urged members to shed fears and pursue curiosity, toward constructive thinking, at the annual YWCA membership dinner held at Wesley Memorial Church. The program included vocal sets, readings, and a listing of new and re-elected officers and board members for the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville
Sykes
Currin
Perry
A. B. Huff
Charles W. McAnally
Carter Dalton
The
Associa
Contemporary Novel Review At Tea And Topics Club
Mrs Porter reviews the Rachel Field novel All This and Heaven Too at the Tea and Topics club meeting held at her Fairway drive home. The program notes biographical elements about the author's great aunt linked to a murder trial, later exonerated, with scenes in France and later in New England and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Field
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Oliver Wendell Holmes
France
New England
New York City
Horace Haworth
Joseph T. Weaver
C. E. Sheloff
R. H. Sechrest
W. W. Idol
Herman D. Sears
E. S. Wall
Logan Porter, Jr
W. B. Silcox
Porter
Delegates Return From Farmville D.A.C. Meeting
Local delegation attended the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists quarterly meeting and luncheon in Farmville. Women from New Bern, Charlotte, Morehead City, Raleigh, and Washington, D. C. elected delegates to the National D.A.C. Assembly in Washington in April and appointed alternates and nominating committee members. Three new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
J. W. Parker
Parker
Mesdames J. F. Hayden
J. S. Welborn
Joe Snider
T. A. Kearns
New Bern
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Welborn
D.A.C
J.S. Welborn
The
Daughters of 1812
Charles S. Wallace
Morehead City
Delian Hyatt
Kinston
Washington
J. E. Kirkman
High Point
W. H. Belk
Sarah Stewart
F. L. Volland
Washington, D. C
J. F. Hayden
Sydney Perry Cooper
Charles Wallace
Charles Stevenson
Raleigh
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
W. S. Stewart
Albert Edholm
Gordonsville
Claudius McGowan
R. E. Wooten
Mount Olive
Maggie Earnhardt
Concord
Vance Hotel
Statesville
Zlin XII Uses 45 HP Engine Carving Fuel and Mileage
The Zlin XII of Czechoslovakia is reported to use a 45 horsepower engine, consuming 3.25 gallons per hour or achieving nearly 26 miles per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Lightplane Offered in England at Two Power Options
A lightplane goes on sale at under 2000 dollars in retail price. In England the aircraft is marketed in two models, a 40 horsepower version priced at 2040 dollars and a 50 horsepower model priced at 2405 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Neat Indicator Patent Aids Car Fronts and Rears
A new attractive turn indicator has been introduced for car owners. The device enhances visibility for both front and rear signaling, promising improved traffic safety and stylish design.
Mozart Boys Choir of Vienna Concert at Junior High
Friday 8 30 p m the Cooperative Concert Association presents the Mozart Boys Choir of Vienna in the junior high school auditorium third concert in the program Saturday 8 am The Sedgefield Hunt starts from Sedgefield stables 8 pm Evening bridge party at Emerywood Country Club inaugurating January calendar Reservations with club secretary John C Abels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Social Arts Club Meets at Mrs Frazier Home
Mrs W J Frazier entertained the Social Arts Club at her residence 601 Montheu avenue for a bi weekly meeting. Flowers and plants adorned the setting as plans for the year were discussed and sewing and conversation filled the afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Harville Rose Elam Nelson Holmes McCrary and Koonce. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harville's home 636 Colonial drive in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Frazier
Social Arts Club
Montheu Avenue
Mesdames FE
Beta Rho Elect Officers Plan Weekly Meetings
The Beta Rho chapter of Pi Rho Zeta Fraternity at Jones Business College held a brief business meeting Thursday electing Belvynn Miller as president Marvin Grant as vice president Clyde McDowell as secretary and Bill Austin as treasurer The group also set weekly Thursday meetings and listed members present including Robert Stanley Woodrow Foster Vernon Wicker Howard Swain and Hugh Culelaasue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Rho
Pi Rho Zeta Fraternity
Jones Business College
Belvynn Miller
Marvin Grant
Clyde McDowell
Bill Austin
Treasury
Robert Stanley
Woodrow Foster
Vernon Wicker
Howard Swain
Hugh Culelasure
Mozart Boys Choir to Perform at Junior High Evening
The Mozart Boys Choir of Vienna, 20 boys aged ten to fourteen, in a program directed by Dr Georg Gruber will perform at the Junior High School auditorium under the High Point Cooperative Concert Association sponsorship. The concert begins at 8:30 PM and features Tales From The Vienna Woods plus canons and selections from Mozart and Telemann. The choir has toured Central Europe and South America and previously appeared in Salzburg. Toscanini selected three members for Mozart’s Magic Flute in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Boys’ Choir of
Vienna
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Charles F. Tomlinson
Georg Gruber
Vienna Woods
Johann Strauss
Salzburg
Toscanini
Temple Boys
Mozart
Haydn Basilica
Europe
England
South America
United States
G. Nascus
Omnes de Sabavenient
G. M. Asula
Qui
J. Gallus
W. A. Mozert
Christ
True Son of God
G. P. Telemann
Caro Bell
W. A. Mozart
Dr. Gruber
Maria
L. Emmer
Styria
Franz Burkhardt
Letters to Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions will be answered in these columns, with letters forwarded for publication and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Evening Bridge at Emerywood Country Club Rescheduled
Emerywood club members are told the evening bridge party date changed from this evening to tomorrow due to a conflict with the Cooperative Concert. Play starts at eight, reservations due by Saturday noon for advance preparations. Host and hostess are Mr and Mrs W C Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
W. Cc. Idol
Randleman Bridge Club Entertained By N H Carpenters
RANDLEMAN Jan 13 Mr and Mrs N H Carpenter entertained their bridge club at Mrs Ethel Millikan home High score prize went to Grier Newlin Refreshments were served to a list of club members and guests Also noted were meetings of Willing Workers class Missionary society and a Brazilian cultural talk by Mrs J M Terrell with a Brazilian doll display and new society organizer L Q Yow present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
N. H. Carpenter
Bridge Club
Ethel Millikan
Main Street
Grier Newlin
Mary York
Johnnie York
Missionary Society of the
Worthville
Clyde Connor Improves at Circle Drive Home
Friends report Clyde Connor is making good progress at his Circle Drive home where he has been confined since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Knox Opposes Roosevelt Armament Policy Rally Talk
Colonel Frank Knox, Chicago publisher and 1936 vice presidential nominee, criticized President Roosevelts armament program at a Republican rally in PIPARE. He warned against large national defense spending and urged Congress to consider the costs while noting unrest abroad should not drive policy. He urged that the United States must not repeatedly send an army to Europe to settle others problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipare
Frank Knox
Chicago
Roosevelt
Knox
United States
Europe
Fire destroys block housing multiple firms in Anderson
A morning blaze in Anderson destroyed buildings housing plumbing and printing firms, Woodmen of the World offices, an insurance office, and the Little Theater Guild studios. Fire Chief Albert Maulding estimated damage at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars as the blaze was brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
S. C
Plumbing and Printing Companies
Woodmen of the World
Insurance Company
Little Theater Guild
Albert Maulding
Highway Deaths Hit Record Low for 1938
The year 1938 ends with an all time low in highway fatalities across the United States. Figures show fewer deaths than any previous year, marking a notable safety milestone amid ongoing road use and traffic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on Love and Past Mistakes
A young woman writes about a ruined reputation, a pregnancy loss, and a desire to marry a man who may not tolerate her past. She asks if she should marry him or wait for a more suitable partner, and the adviser urges honesty, maturity, and choosing a life of integrity over risk of misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Wings Too Small Cause Plane to Mush in Vertical Turn
A racing plane with undersized wings experiences sideways mush during a vertical turn around a pylon, illustrating the risk of insufficient wing area in high maneuver loads. The incident underscores the need for wings matching speed and turn demands in competitive aviation.
Asheboro Club Hears Talk On Old Glass
Asheboro Sorosis club members heard Mrs. Edgar Broadhurst of Greensboro discuss Old Glass and its makers Casper Wistar Itiegal and Benning Janes. She demonstrated with antique pieces and shared anecdotes as hostesses served a salad course. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs. Byron Nance of Albemarle and Mrs. Millard Allred of Rand leman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
Sorosis Club
R. L. Wilson
Elm Street
Broadhurst
C. G. Smith
America
Casper Wistar
Itiegal
Benning Janes
Wilson
T. A. Burns
John Burkhead
Mrs Karl Bulla Hosts Bridge Evening with Guests
On Wednesday evening Mrs Karl Bulla entertained again with two tables of bridge. Guests present were Mrs W A Coffin, Mrs W A Underwood, Mrs W C Hammer, Mrs W C Hammond, Mrs Ed Morris, Mrs John K Wood, and Mrs Charles Fox. After cards tea cream and fruit cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bulla
W. A. Coffin
W. A. Underwood
W. C. Hammer
W. C. Hammond
Ed Morris
John K. Wood
Gharles Fox
Unmarried Teacher Reflects on Family Strife and Moving Away
A 50s unmarried schoolteacher recounts thirty years in a village, a leave to help an ailing aunt, and friction with a difficult sister who owns property. She urges acceptance of her move and hopes for pleasant days in a new home away from constant criticism and ill tempers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
A Family Dilemma About Staying Or Returning
A writer asks whether to stay indefinitely with an uncle in a comfortable home or return to a ailing sister who needs support. She is devoted to her sister and worries about causing hurt by choosing her own happiness. She seeks guidance on doing good in either place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. H
Village farewell letter to Miss H from longtime helper
A speaker writes to Miss H expressing regret at her departure from the village and praising her long service with local youngsters. The note promises spontaneous, decisive advice and reflects on the impact of her work and kindness.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet in Guilford
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty announce a meeting Saturday night at 8 o clock in the hall at 182 1 2 West Commerce Street Guilford and Randolph counties. Important business will be trans acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Guilford
Randolph County
West
Commerce Street
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Madeline Hoover
T. A. Sykes
YWCA
Tion
Zillah R. Hopkins
Lucile Johnston
Gladys Ellington
Robert Samuels
Shirley Welborn
Eloise Rankin
Annie Louise Brown
Betsy Dupuy
M. J. Wrenn
Henry Foscue
Y. W. Co.a
Lucille Browne
Alice Caldwell
F. E. Whitecrver
J. W. Poole
Kenneth Redman
Glenn R. Wood
Jesse H. Washburn
Henry A. White
Mesdames H. M. Armentrout
W. F. Bailey
J. A. Eshelman
J. E. Millis
Fred Thomas
H. D. Sears
F. R. Allman
Howard Hartzell
J. EB. Millis
Board of Directors
Dalton
Julia Liles
Mrs. Porter
A. C
Uectr Eit
Shie
Cooperative Concert Association
Mozart Boys Choir of
W J. Frazier
Beta Rhos
Nivy Yarz As
Randleman Bridge Club
N. H. Carpenters
Mt. Lebanon Church
Mary Caudle
Rozelle Smith
Miss Caudle
Bobby Anne Caudle
Congress
Florida
Miller's
Libby
Rosdale
Nams Eye
U.S. No
van Lilly
Swift's Clover
W. Horne
Ennis and Tryon
Ideal Grocery Cor
English & Briggs
Fairmont Grocery
English
Highland Grocery
Highland Mill
Hillcrest Grocery
Prospect St
Lambeth
Mangum
Maude Allred
Marion
N. C
Earl Bulla
Lexington Highway
Bob Lewallen
Byron Nance
Albemarle
Alfred
A. D. Howell
Badin
Allred
Millard Allred
Quality Furniture CO. Cor. N. Main and Richardso
Tak
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