Tea And Topics Club Sees Mrs Grandjean Speak On Mexico
A Tea And Topics Club meeting at Mrs. R. H. Sechrest’s South Main home featured a talk by Mrs. W. Grandjean on Mexico described as a land of contrasts. She highlighted geography architecture gardens and a ten mile highway through blooms with an open discussion following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechrest
Mrs Grandjean
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Gareas
Mexico City
Greensboro
W. W. Idol
Logan Porter
Horace Haworth
E. 8. Wall
H. D. Sears
Mesdames Grandjean
Grover Jones
Edgar Hartley
F. J. Sigemore
O. E. Wilson
A. E. Taplin
J. W. Lindsay
Charlea _F. Carroll, Jr
B. W. Kirkman
Dr Ruth Henley Addresses Girl Reserves At Buffet Supper
Dr Ruth Henley of Aston Salem spoke on Health and Personal Hygiene to about eight senior high school Girl Reserves guests at a buffet supper hosted by the YWCA. Mrs Riley Miss Lucille Rowne dean of girls and other advisors attended. Tonight juniors join for a party with square dancing at eight after two months of activity leading to a recognition service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Ruth Henley
Aston-Salem
Cal Y. W. C. A
Henley
Leslie Johnson
Margaret Gladstone
Selma Whitehead
Grady R. Moore
Mrs Frank McLeod Hosts Visitor at Trinity Party
Mrs Frank McLeod entertained Saturday afternoon January 21 in Trinity for Miss Elizabeth Earle of Stovall bride elect of February. Prizes in the Chinese checkers tournament went to Mrs Lula Walker after a tie with Miss Elizabeth Harrison, attendees included several Trin ity residents and guests from Greensboro and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McLeod
Trinity
Elizabeth Earls of
Stovall
Lula Walker
Elizabeth Harrison
Walker
Earle
George R. Dupuy
Elizabeth Earle
Margaret Dupuy
Greensboro
Margaret McLeod
Thomasville
Mary Lee Starling
Carrie Crawford
Mesdames
Dwight Brown
Taexington
D. R. Younts
H. D. Johns
C. C. Walker
Ward Street Young People Meet Tonight
The Ward Street M. E. church young people will gather at the parsonage tonight at 7 30 for their regular monthly social and all church youths are urged to attend.
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Ward Street
M. Ex Church
Jolly Y Group Plans Supper Meeting Sunday
The Jolly Y club of the Y W C A invites business girls ages 18 to 22 to a six o clock supper Sunday evening. Beatrice Overcash leads the group, aiming to attract new members after the recent program planning at May meetings.
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Jolly Y Club
Youngoup
Sy Business Ee Kee
Beatrice Overcash
Meadows Host Welcome Housewarming at Fernwood Avenue
Mr and Mrs J Otis Meadows surprise by hosts Mrs J L Meadows assisted by Medley and Ruth Meadows at their Fernwood avenue home. Guests include EB Mllikan J C Saunders E B Beck Chester Jones Lyman Wilson W H Farlowe Hedgecocke Weaver Hussey John McAhan Windfery and Saunders relatives and neighbors enjoyed gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Meadows
Misses Medley
Ruth Meadows
J. Otis Meadows
Fernwood Avenue
J. C. Saunders
E. B. Beck
Chester Jones
Lyman Wilson
W. H. Farlowe
D. C. Hedgecocke
Arline Hedgecock
Weaver Hussey
John McAhan
Robert Windfery
Joyce Windfery
Winderry
Hattie Cooke
Edna Gross
Moytt Meadows
Leon Millikan, Jr
J. C. Saunders, Jr
Billy Saunders
Jeter Monroe Farlowe
Joyce Meadows
Local People and Visitors Reported in Town Notes
Mrs. Dallas Culler of 827 North Main Street is recuperating at Burrus Memorial hospital after an operation last Saturday and can receive visitors. Miss Evelyn Sharp of Woman's College Greensboro will visit her parents Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Sharp on Carrick avenue this weekend. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett, senior at Woman's College, Greensboro, is here this week with her mother Mrs. W. L. Hargett. Mrs. Wilbur Jones and daughter Mrs. Valette J. Harris depart for St. Petersburg Florida for over two weeks. Mrs. Harry Lindeman, visiting here recently, leaves for Spartanburg South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Culler
North Main Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Sharp
Woman’s College
Greensboro
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Woman's College
W. L. Hargett
Wilbur Jones
Valette J. Harris
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hartsville Wedding Plans For Miss Jordan Draw Local Attendants
Mr. Phillips and relatives travel to Hartsville S C for final pre nuptial events ahead of the wedding to Miss Lillian Jordan tomorrow evening at the First Baptist Church. Attendants include bridesmaids ushers and a ring bearer with Rev Reaves officiating and music by local performers. A large number of locals will attend the ceremony.
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Phillips
Hartsville
S. C
Lillian Jordan
First Baptist Church
Mr. Phillips
H. N. Phillips
Bill Phillips
Alma Virginia McCain
Elizabeth Ashley
Westfield
Mass
Rankin
Kearns
Foscue
Rochelle
Washburn
W. P. Timmerman
Mildred Jordan
Atlanta
Gat
Carter McKinnon
Folger Townsend
Lenoir
Social Arts Club Meets At Mrs Holmes Home
Mrs N P Holmes hosted a Social Arts Club gathering at 608 Monthieu Avenue with sewing and conversation after a brief business meeting led by president Mrs C Harville. Members planned covered dish luncheons for each member birthday and will visit Greensboro for an anniversary lunch and a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Holmes
Monthieu Avenue
Social Arts Club
C. Harville
Greensboro
Holmes
W. J. Frazier
EK. Carville
C. B. Baxter
E. Z. Jones
Roland B. Nelson
J. W. Rose
Local People To Play In Bridge Tournament At Pinehurst
A group of High Point residents travels to Pinehurst for the Mid South ern bridge tournament at the Carolina Inn over the weekend. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Waynick Mrs. Laurance Ingram Mrs. John C. Abels Mrs. E. T. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry. They return Sunday evening except the Terrys who will proceed to Hartsville S C for Earl N Phillips and Lillian Jordan's wedding tomorrow evening.
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Pinehurst
Carolina Inn
Phil Warner
C. M. Waynick
Laurance Ingram
John C. Abels
E. T. Howard
R. B. Terry
High Point
Terry
Hartsville
S. C
Earl N. Phillips
Lillian Jordan
Thomasville Girl Taken Into Chi Omega Sorority at UNC
Eighteen coeds initiated into the University chapter of Chi Omega in Chapel Hill. Initiates include Josephine Martin of Henderson and Christine Thompson of Chapel Hill among others from North and South Carolina and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chi Omega Sorority
University, Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
N. C
Chi Omega
Josephine Martin
Henderson
Martha Kelly
Hendersonville
Sylvia Cullum
Batesburg
S. C
Elizabeth Warren
Monroe
Elizabeth Orton
Matoaka
W. Va
Mary Wood
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Jeanne Herrmann
Bridgewaters
N. Y
Elizabeth Blair
Christine Thompson
Mary Jane Taylor
Bluefield
Oyster Supper Tonight at Welch Memorial Church
An oyster supper is held this evening from five to eight o'clock at Welch Memorial M. P. church. The public is invited. Circle three of the Woman's Auxiliary will run the event with proceeds supporting the church fund.
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Welch Memorial M. P
Circle Three
Woman’s Auxiliary
Architecture at the 1939 California World’s Fair Took Millions
Architectural features costing over 1 million dollars were constructed to beautify exhibit palaces and courts at the 1939 California World’s Fair, reflecting grand design aims and public investment in the exposition.
Two Bridge Clubs Entertained At Bi Weekly Meetings In Thomasville
Mrs. Vernon Snyder hosted Ace of Clubs at her Thomasville home with three tables of contract bridge. R. K. Farrington was top scorer winning costume jewelry. Alvah Boyles second scorer won towels. O. Peer received handkerchiefs. The Club of Thirteen met at Miss Alliene Rigby for three tables. Beulah Norment won a sewing kit. Clara Hale top visitor with handkerchiefs. A salad course followed.
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Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
R. K. Farrington
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles F. Phillips
Nat Walker
G. T. Alexander
J. F. Garner
W. G. Smith
Walter Rapp
Paul Hassler
C. 8. Peer
Bridge Club
Alliene Rigby
Beulah Norment
Clara Hale
Clarrisse Rose
Lucile Kirkpatrick
Madeline Hill
Clara Hales
Rain Johnson
Isabel Mouton
Florence Lawrence
Margaret McLeod
Eunice Reese
Esther Chatfield
Vann Stringfield
Social Notes from Winston-Salem and Nearby News
Miss Evelyn Baker visits Winston-Salem hosted by Miss Lila Womble. The Clodfelters of Florence and daughter visit Mrs. J. W. Clodfelter. James Lambeth Jr and wife spend a week in New York. Naomi Howie returns home from Duke University with an M A in special science. Paul and wife announce birth of daughter at City Memorial hospital. Harris family returns from Florida trip. Claiborne Pennington and Tom Einstein stay several days in New York. Mrs. Floyd Jennings returns home from Elliott Drive after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Baker
Winston-Salem
Lila Womble
Ralph Clodfelter
Florence
J. W. Clodfelter
James Lambeth, Jr
New York City
Naomi Howie
Duke University
Paul Jones
The
City Memorial Hospital
C. L. Harris
Shirley
Florida
Claiborne Pennington
Tom Einstein
Floyd Jennings
Pete’s Knob
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Roaring River resident leaves for home after visit
T J McNeill of Roaring River returned home Wednesday after a visit with his daughter Mrs Forrest Grimes on Lexington Avenue. Mrs Milton Jones undergoes an operation Tuesday at Burrus Memorial hospital and recuperates satisfactorily. J Walter Lambeth left Sunday for Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Clegg of Mount Holly visited here with their small daughter, and Mrs James E Lambeth attended the O Henry study club meeting in Greensboro as a guest of Mrs A W Plyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McNeill
Roaring River
Forrest Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Milton Jones
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. Walter Lambeth
Florida
Charles Clegg
Mount Holly
Paul Hassler
James E. Lambeth
Greensboro
O'Henry Study Club
A. W. Plyler
Red Cross Meeting Set For Saturday
Mrs. Thomas W. Sprinkle executive secretary of the Red Cross Western district of North Carolina will preside at a district meeting in Sedgefield Saturday at 10 AM. Speakers include Mrs. Homer Coltrane Miss Ruth Clinard Miss Gladys Hayward Miss Barbara Dee Miss Edna Welman and Mrs. Mary Short. Luncheon speaker Miss Merad Mossman will discuss Trends in Social Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Red Cross
Western Distrct
North Carolina
Sedgefield
Sprinkle
Washington
Homer Coltrane
Ruth Clinard
Greensboro
Red Cross Chapter
Gladys Hayward
Charlotte
Barbara Dee
Winston-Salem
Edna Welman
Salisbury
Mary Short
Merad Mossman
Woman's College
Dedicate Asheville New Plant Today
ASHEVILLE NC January 27 A banquet tonight will dedicate the new home of the Asheville Citizen and Times and radio station WWNC The move occurred January 1 A commemorative edition will be issued tomorrow Speakers include Governor Hoey FCC Chairman Frank R McNinch and UNC President Frank P Graham Guests include publishers executives from the South and Western North Carolina leaders
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Asheville
Times
WWNC
Hoey
North Carolina
Frank R. Mc Ninch
Federal Communications Commission
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Southend
Treasure Isand Opens to Public Since April 3 1939
Treasure Island, host of the 1939 California World's Fair, has been open to the public since last April 3. The opening marks a major milestone for the site and its ongoing accessibility to visitors.
Flashes Of Life Spick And Span Society Formed
A report in Stutter Reading Pa recalls school superintendent Thomas Ford investigating rumors of a group called the Southern School Students Spick and Span Society. He learned the eight members pledged to keep selves, building and grounds clean, with symbols explaining the pledge.
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Reading
Thomas Ford
S. S
Santa Phooey Sparks Chimney Rescue
In Vincennes four year old Conrad Schulte climbed into a seven foot chimney and became stuck. A family dog and his father aided the escape as bricks toppled during the rescue, leaving Conrad frightened but unharmed. In Utah the county school site remains contested with proposals to relocate, while a board member suggested a mobile solution before an architect corrected the plan’s weight to over two million pounds.
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Vincennes
Ind
Conrad Schulte
Conrad
Ogden
Utah
Board of Education
Ted Parker
Art Shreeve
T A Early Speech At Lions Club Meeting
Lieutenant T A Early traffic safety official spoke at the High Point Lions Club urging lower accident rates. He described WPA funded traffic safety schools statewide including one in High Point and noted their focus on laws and car mechanics. Julian Franklin attended as a visitor, with President J B Fink presiding.
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T. A. Early
Adul Education Division
WPA
High Point Lions Club
Lieutenant Early
High Point
Julian Franklin
J. B. Fink
Costly damage looms if engine overheats and begins to knock
An overheated automobile engine starts to knock heavily, risking costly damage unless a stop is made promptly.
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Your Questions
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions will be answered in these columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Advice on marriage strain and possible separation or divorce
A married woman, age twenty eight, seeks guidance after her husband pursued another woman and refused to share duties or finances. The adviser urges prioritizing her safety and peace, endorsing legal separation or divorce if reconciliation seems impossible, and discourages remaining in an unhappy arrangement.
Unsatisfactory Life Advice On Marital Confidence
A dismissive editorial tone argues that a wife has slim prospects for a happier marriage. It contends the husband shows no real commitment, suggesting efforts to repair the union would fail and noting his behavior jeopardizes any chance at reconciliation.
Pugmire Promoted By Salvation Army
Commissioner Ernest I. Pugmire will leave his post as head of the Salvation Army in fifteen Southern states and the District of Columbia on March 15 to lead the Central Territory in Chicago. He has overseen 229 cities with work expanded in the Blue Ridge Mountains and in the Republic of Mexico from headquarters in Atlanta.
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Ernest I. Pugmire
Salvation Army
District of Columbia
Central Territory
Chicago
Ilinois
South
Blue Ridge Mountains
Republic of Mexico
Atlanta
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
France Refuses Tokyo Appointed Envoy
France rejects Masayuki Tani as ambassador to Paris deepening strains with Japan. Tokyo proposed Tani in November but Paris refused to accept him after he accused France of aiding China.
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France
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Masayuki Tani
Paris
Japan
Tani
China
Roman earthquakes may have destroyed palaces more than barbarians
Ancient Rome endured many earthquakes and some historians argue that several palaces and temples listed as destroyed by barbarian invasions in the 5th century may actually reflect quake damage rather than deliberate destruction.
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Rome
Lydia E Pinkham's Vible Com- Let It A Wholesome He
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vible Compound as a tonic to lift mood and energy. It touts widespread use by women and families to combat blues and improve health and spirit.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Yokien
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Emerywood Country Club
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March OF Dimes
Paralysis Foundation
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R. W. Ridge
Smith's
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Burrus Jones
Mentlieu Avenue
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Jolly Y
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Spartanburg
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Welch Memorial
Loveliest
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