Wright Bride-Elect Honored at Barbee Street Tea
Mrs. Johnson hosts a dessert party for bride-elect Miss Wright on Barbee Street. The setting features irises and jonquils, with guests at bridge and rummy tables scoring prizes and enjoying deco cakes and iced tea. Presented to the honoree is silver in a wedding pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. WN. C. Johnson, Sr
Barbee Street
Dragons
Iris
Eau de Col
Carrie Clem
J. E. Horney
Reively
Fred de
Maxine Lybarger
Addito
Carl Wright
J. D. McCrery
Ralph Nor. Ford Wilson
Clifford Mar
Fred DeLappe
Harold Jen- Ho
Housewarming Shower For New Archdale Home Couple
A group of friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Roby Corder with a surprise housewarming at their Archdale home on 606 Everett Street. Guests enjoyed games with Mr. Corder winning the grand prize and were served refreshments by Mrs. L. R. Tuttle and Mrs. R. L. Bennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Corder
Archdale
Births in High Point Area Announce Five Newborns
John Joseph Johnson born January 11 to Mr and Mrs B Forrest Johnson at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Charles Ronnie Hennis born January 14 to Mr and Mrs Charles H Hennis Greensboro route three at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Roger Daniel Briles born January 14 to Mr and Mrs Fred Perry Briles Archdale at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Rupert Larry Robinson born January 10 to Mr and Mrs Rupert Lawson Robinson High Point route five at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Johnson
B. Forrest Johnson
John Joseph
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hennis
Charles H. Hennis
Greensboro
Route Three
Charles
Ronnie
Washington Street
Roger Daniel Briles
Fred Perry Briles
F of
Archdale
Roger Daniel
Washington Street Unit
Local residents and visitors noted in High Point area
Miss Helen Eshelman arrives to spend time with parents at 905 Johnson Street after visiting Miss Phyllis Oram in Boston and Miss Helen Ward in New York. Mr and Mrs Herman Abels and Mr and Mrs Ken Abels, former High Point residents now in Winston-Salem and Greensboro, moved into their former Some Ato Edgedate drive last week. Mr Marvin Green returns to 711 Lindsay Street from Hallandale Florida after visiting A E Kaemange. E L Auman of 803 Montheu Avenue enters Baptist hospital Winston-Salem for serious illness. Orvie M Hayworth of High Point Rt 1, after recent surgery at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit, can receive visitors and remains hospitalized for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eshelman
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Eshelman
Phyllis Oram
Boston
Mass
Helen Ward
New York City
Herman Abels
Ken C. Abels
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Marvin Green
Lindsay Street
Hallandale
Florida
A. E. Kaemange
High St
E. L. Auman
Montheu Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Orvie M.hayworth
Rt. 1
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Community events and wedding notices in High Point schedule
A dense listing of social events for Wednesday to Saturday. Legion auxiliary cards drive, Eastern Star initiation, Mary Sue Briggs wedding events, garden clubs, study groups, bridge parties, and a Friday night Canterbury club program plus a Saturday wedding at Wesley Memorial Methodist church for Miss Mary Sue Briggs and Edward Lee Short. The schedule includes hosts, addresses, venues like Emerywood country club and Lindsay street, and family activities through the Briggs Short wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Howell Street
J. H. King
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
John Hughes
Hillcrest Drive
Mary Sue Briggs
Home and Garden Club
Clyde Garrison
Rotary
C. B. Mattocks
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. W. Gluyas
O. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
J. A. Eshelman
Anna Tomlinson
Frank Dalton
Bridge
Parkway
Mary Sue B
L’amusante Club
High Point Council of Jewish Women
M. Samet
Link Street
J. Samet
Robert Bain
Robert Vernon
Frances Holton
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Greensboro Country Club
Briggs
Country Club
Canterbury Club
C. F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
Roy Spearman
Emcountry
J. W. Woollen
George E. Matthews, Jr
Tom Pitts
Briggs-Short
Wayne Sullivan
Emeryn Country Club
Edward Lee Short
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lindsay Street
Nature Study Club to Meet Thursday at Emerwood Estates
The Nature Study club will convene Thursday morning at 10 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Robert Bain. Mrs. Robert Vernon will serve as associate hostess at Emerwood Estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bain
Emer»wood Estates
Robert Vernon
Pentagon Club Meeting With Mrs Boyles Tonight
The Pentagon club will meet at eight o'clock tonight at Mrs Dorothy Davis Boyles home on Woodrow. The announcement was issued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Dorothy Davis Boyles
Woodrow
Allen Jay PTA Hears Scoutmaster Speech On Scouting
The Allen Jay PTA met Monday evening as Odell Brown scoutmaster of troop 14 spoke on the history and merit system of scouting. He urged encouragement of scouting and its benefits to boys. Principal Bennison urged clothing-drive contributions and announced Allen Jay as the collection center. Attendance prizes went to Mrs. Keller's second grade and Mrs. Young's tenth grade. Rev. W. B. Penny led devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen-Jay Parent-Teachers Association
Odell Brown
Troop 14
Charles Reddick
Allen Jay
Bennison
C. S. Keller
Mary Young
W. B. Penny
Archdale Methodist Church
Women Of Moose Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Women of the Moose will hold the regular meeting tomorrow evening at eight at the Hall. Announcement made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Moose
League Opera Study Club To Meet Thursday
The Junior Service League’s Opera Study club will meet Thursday evening at eight at Mrs. Willis Slane, Sr.’s home. Emile Serposs of the city schools music faculty, director for the club, will give a history of the opera Madama Butterfly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Willis Slane
Emile Serposs
City Schools Music Faculty
Funeral Rites Held for Claude Fuller Shelton
Claude Fuller Shelton 59 a Fairmont druggist died recently funeral services were held at his home with Rev D L Jones of the Presbyterian church presiding burial followed in Chadbourn where he lived before 1936 He was a UNC pharmacy graduate 1905 a deacon in the Presbyterian church and a Mason He is survived by his two children from his first marriage John Shelton of Rocky Mount and Mrs W L Cameron of Elizabethtown and by his second wife Ethel Edgerton and daughters Esther and Sarah Shelton of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shelton
Masonic Lodge
Lois Williams
Chadbourn
John Shelton
Rocky Mount
W. L. Cameron
Elizabethtown
Ethel Edgerton
Guilford College
Esther
Sarah Shelton
Greensboro
Death of Charles H Wall in Randleman
Charles Henry Wall aged 60 died yesterday at his home Sophia Rt. 1 after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by widow Lottie Alfred Wall two daughters Dora E Wall and Mrs. E J Stephens seven sons Joseph F Wall Jr Troy Dewey Earl Wayne Wall Pfc Henry M Wall step-mother Mrs Margaret Wall three brothers Jarvis Cebe Wall Joe Wall three sisters Margie Wall Madie Brown Clara Jones and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Wall
Troy
Dewey
Earl
Wayne Wall
Pfc
Henry M. Wall
Ft. Bragg
Margaret Wall
Jarvis
Cebe Wall
High Point
Joe Wall
Greensboro
Margie Wall
Madie Brown
Clara Jones
LP And Wallburg Alumni Organize
A group of Liberty-Piedmont institute alumni, now Wallburg school graduates, met at the school to form an alumni association. Hollis D. Sink was elected president, Fairbank Motsinger vice president, and William Hine secretary, all of Winston-Salem, with Irving Carlyle of Winston as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty-Piedmont Institute
Baptist Denomination
Wallburg School
Hollis D. Sink
Fairbank Motsinger
William Hine
Winston-Salem
Irving Carlyle
Winston
Hartsville Cotton Mills treasurer Manning T Twitty dies
Funeral services were held in Hartsville S C for Manning T Twitty 69 longtime treasurer and head of the Hartsville Cotton Mills since 1930 He died yesterday at his home a native of Spartanburg and had been with the mill since 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning T. Twitty
Hartsville
S. C
Spartanburg
First Money Mint Likely Set Up by Gyges in Lydia
The fragment notes that the first money mint was probably established by Gyges in Lydia toward the end of the eighth century B C. The statement points to an early origin of coinage in the region with Gyges as a pivotal figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyges
Lydia
Miss Tuttle Bride Elect Fetes At Home Dinner
Miss Janie Tuttle de el of the week will wed Bill Barnes a petty officer in the United States navy on Thursday January 17 at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Lucille Lowe and Miss Colleen Parks hosted a formal dinner party at Parks home with guests limited to wedding party and close friends. The evening featured green and white bridal decor and an automatic player providing music with toasts during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lowe
Colleen Parks
Janie Tuttle
Bill Barnes
United States Navy
W. P. Parks
Miss Ellis to wed Mr Norris in January ceremony
The engagement of Miss Romaine Frances Ellis to David L. Norris of Thomasville was announced with the couple set to marry January 27 at 4 PM at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev Hughey Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine Frances Ellis
David L. Norris
Thomasville
Norris
Thomas
Miss Ellis
Mr. Norris
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Hughey Miller
Beta Sigma Phi Plans Tomorrow Evening Meeting
Members of the Beta Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the Sheraton Hotel for the regular meeting. An update notes the gathering was announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton
Pretty Apron Pattern 4938 Offered By High Point Enterprise
The notice promotes Pattern 4938 apron in sizes Small to Ex Large with shoulder and back Buttons and optional embroidery. Send twenty cents to Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and include size name and address. Also advertise Anne Adams Pattern Book for Fall and Winter with extra patterns and printed instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th
New York
N. Y
N. Y. Pritt
Anne Adams
South oversteps in contract bridge pursuit of a run
In a tense bridge deal South sacrificed a diamond ruff opportunity. East overruled, West signaled with a seven and South rode a risky path to game. East shifted to diamonds, South deduced the layout, cashed a trump, and ruffed in dummy. West discarded diamonds to guard clubs, and the queen nine of diamonds remained good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
Declarer
Numerous Social Events Given At Asheboro Homes
Asheboro clubs hosted several gatherings. Junior Woman's Club combined Christmas and January meetings at the Crawford home with gift exchanges and contests won by Mrs. Vestal Palmer and Miss Ruth Anderson. New members welcomed include eight names. Randolph Book Club met at Mrs Rosser’s home with poetry readings and a review of 1945 events, tea served by Mrs Underwood and Mrs Ross assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Asheboro
John Griffin
Nel Cline
Rm of
Odell Crawford
Vestal Palmer
Ruth Anderson
Cline
James L. Maloney
W. P. Wood
Black Bullock
Harold Crawford
Wade Osborne
Jack Ketner
Ralph Haywood
Victor Young
Randolph Book Club
J. D
Miss Harlocker Hosts Party with Econ Project
Miss Jane Harlocker entertained about thirty guests at her home Saturday night finishing a high school economics project by giving the party. Guests, mostly students, enjoyed games and dancing as Mrs L B Harlocker assisted with refreshments. Mrs Charles E Moore Jr hosted a bridge club evening with two tables, while Mrs Sam Burrows Jr won high score and Mrs Nell Cline won bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Harlocker
L. B. Herlocker
Charles E. Moore, Jr
Sam Burrows, Jr
Nell Cline
Washington Monument Rises as World’s Tallest Masonry Tower
The Washington monument stands 555 feet high and claims the title of the world’s tallest masonry structure, signaling a landmark achievement in construction and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
Phi Beta Club program charms Thomasville guests
In Thomasville on Randolph Street Mrs. Charles F Lambeth hosted the Phi Beta club meeting with Miss Louise McMillan presenting The Patchwork of Colors discussion. Guests included Mrs. Richard Goldsmith and Mrs. Hoke Shore. The Literary Club and Grace Lutheran circle meetings followed with readings on Liberia and Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Phi Beta Club
Louise McMillan
Mesdames C. H. Newby
Harry Lee Lambeth
Doak Finch
David Long
R. L. Lambeth
George Finch
Mamie Harris
Miss McMillan
Richard Goldsmith
E. W. Dixon
Neiland Lambeth
Hoke Shore
Literary Club
Paul Green
West Main Street
Ben Harris
R. H. Holliday
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Mesdames J. E. Lambeth
James Lambeth, Jr
M. L. Bales
C. H. Newby
Claiborne Pennington
John R. Myers, and
Lindsay Russell
Two Ordered To Refund Overcharges On Cars
Local members of the durable goods panel at the war price and rationing board found two violators of price ceiling rules. J. S. Cobb was ordered to refund $270 to Donald W. Mears for an overcharge on a 1939 Plymouth, and Lola Brown refunded $12.50 to the U S treasury for a similar overcharge on a 1937 Ford V-8. Ten violators were called. three cases dismissed and five left for further investigation. A further panel meeting was set for January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durable Goods
J. S. Cobb
Newton Street
Donald W. Mears
Almina Street
Lola Brown
West High Street
U. S. Treasury
Thomasville Clubs To Honor Football Squads
Thomasville group plans a Lions Rotary dinner at the Womans club to honor Thomasville and Mills Home high school football teams. UNC coach Carl Snaveley will deliver the principal address. About 200 people including players Lions Rotarians and guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lions
Mills
Womans ‘Club
Carl Snaveley
University of North Carolina
Auto Dealers Set Long NC Convention Here in May
The North Carolina Automobile Dealers association will hold its annual convention in Southern Pines May 12 to 14. W. H Wray, president, announced the event today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association
W. H Wray
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Liss Wright
Mrs. Johnson
Nelson Florist and Decorators
Francis, B. Nelson
N. Main-St
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby
Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Thomas Young
Becky
Heinz Baby Foods
Heinz Strained Foods
Junior Foods
M. Spurlin
Security Bank
Mrs. Boyles
P.T.A
Allen Jay Pta
Wagger
Sis
Amelia
Crossland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Amélia
Women of Moose
LP and
Wallburg Alumni
Miss Tuttle
West North Pass
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Bridge Club
Bright Holland
New Deal
Gwendolyn Plugger
Randleman Road
SAN
Victory Clothing Collection
Thomasville Phi Beta Club
Lambeth
Homer Link
Circle One
Grace
Lutheran Church
Fletcher Beck
C. R. Patterson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
Robert Rapp
Frank Lambeth
Clyde DuBose
Julius Green
L. B. Hayes
Mare Snell
Myers Street
Mount Airy
Harston Williamson
Forrest L. Grimes
Anne
Charlotte
Luther Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Marie Jones
Maye Livengood
Mary LeGette
Latta
George Hubert Teague
L. E. Teague
Joe Reid Everhart
Panama City
Fila
General Electric
Guilford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Dr. Caldwell
Caly Well
Caldwell Senna
Olish
Cneeze
Vicks VA
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