Prominent Citizens Chosen As Chaperones For Birthday Ball
A list of notable locals was announced as chaperones for the President's Birthday Ball at the redecorated Sherman hotel ballroom on Saturday. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. O A Kirkman Judge and Mrs Lewis B Teague and Mayor and Mrs C S Grayson along with other prominent couples. Five sponsors were named Betty Sechrest Mildred Marsh Helen Crowder Katherine Lowdermilk and Ruth Pollock. Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters will play with Anne Tyree as vocalist to benefit the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Committee On
O. A. Kirkman
Lewis B. Teague
M. J. Wrenn
G. H. Kearns
David T. Yow
Katherine Lowdermilk
Ruth Pollock
Bernard Fowler
New National Foundation
Goya Danced for Royalty in London
Carola Goya appeared in London during a recent season with two notable events. She danced in the Great Hall of the Middle Temple at a Queen Elizabeth function and performed at Hampton Court for a League of Nations Garden Party organized by Lord Cecil, billed as Spain's Beautiful Dancing Ambassador of Peace.
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Carola Goya
London
Middle Temple
Queen Elizabeth
Duchess of York
Hampton Court
League of Nations
Lord Cecil
Spain
Senorita Goya
Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Beatrice Burford
Emilio Osta
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Mrs Grimes Weds Dr Byerly in Quiet Lexington Ceremony
Lexington January wedding notice reports Mrs Sally Grimes marrying Dr Andrew Baxter Byerly of Cooleemee at her home with Dr J G Leonard officiating. The couple will reside in Cooleemee after a short trip. Mrs Byerly, a former teacher, is the widow of Arthur Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sally Grimes
Andrew Baxter Byerly
Ogoleemee
J. G. Leonard
Emma Mae Byerly
Mrs Wayne Garner Hosts Shower for Miss Edith Crowder
Mrs Wayne Garner entertained at a dinner party and miscellaneous shower to honor Miss Edith Crowder prior to her marriage to D Kermit Cloniger of Charlotte and Lincolnton next month. The event at 1000 North Main Street featured a Valentine spring motif with four course dinner and corsage place setting for the honoree. Guests included Misses Mildred Agnes Helen Crowder and many others with Mason Brown Jr presenting a bridal air mail gift package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Garner
Edith Crowder
D. Kermit Cloniger
Charlotte and
Lincolnton
Mrs Sherrod Hosts Entre Nous Club at Sedgefield Inn
Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod entertained the Entre Nous club and guests at the Sedgefield Inn yesterday afternoon. The event took place in the Inn’s solar ium with floral decor and Boston rock music. A tea service followed a platter of sandwiches.
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Entre Nouslub End
Edith Moore Sherrod
Sedgefield Inn
Boston Rock
Mrs. Sherrod
Mesdames
W. C. Beavans
8. C. Clark
J. W. Harriss
Howards. Hartzell
G. H. Kearns
C. F. Long
C. B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
L. R. Terry
Z. J. Walser
R. K. Stewart
H. T. Hudson
J. M. &. Salsbury
W. W. Idol
I. T. Mann
C. E. Sheloff
B. T. Kearns
E. M. Blackard
H. Tomlinson
Lindsay Austin Vows Spoken In Charlotte Church Ceremony
Frances Gordon Lindsay of High Point and John W. Austin Jr. of High Point wed at Myers Park Methodist Church in Charlotte in a simple ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The service featured music by Bright Hoyle and James McClendon, with Dana Hoyle singing earlier. The bride, wearing aquamarine crepe, is Duke University 1937, religious education director at Myers Park Methodist. The groom is son of Dr and Mrs J W Austin, an assistant superintendent at Myrtle Desk Co.
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Frances Gordon Lindsay
High Point
Ilotte
John W. Austin, Jr
Myers Park Methodist Church
Charlotte
R. L. Ownbey
Bright Hoyle
James McClendon
Misa Hoyle
DeHardelot
McClendon
Mendelssohn
8. E. Knowles
Briarwood Road
H. P. Myers, Jr
Danville
R. ©. Lindsay
High Point College
Duke University
Duke
Chi Delta Phi Literary Society
State
J. W. Austin
Myrtle Desk Company
Local Women Attend D. A. C. In Henderson
A successful meeting of the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists was held at the home of Mrs. Sidney Perry Cooper in Henderson. State officers and guests from across the state attended. delegates to the Washington General Assembly were chosen. a luncheon in blue and gold followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
Sidney Perry Cooper
Henderson
J. W. Parker
Farmville
National of
War Mothers
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
D. A
Songbird Ann Tyree to Sing at President's Birthday Ball
Ann Tyree, talented vocalist, will sing with Lernard Fowler's Rhythm Masters tomorrow night at the Sheraton hotel. She will perform several popular numbers in her own inimitable style at the annual President's Birthday Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Tyree
Lernard Fowler
Sheraton Hotel
Birthday party honors Miss Hazel Owen in Winston-Salem
Mrs. H J Sink hosted a birthday party at her Winston Salem road home for her sister Miss Hazel Owen on her eighteenth birthday. After games, string music by James Sink and Glenn Conrad accompanied ice cream and cake for Hazel Owen and guests including Lucy Bottoms Juanita Grissom Dorothy Gordon Maggie Mack Ruth Adam Myrtle Loftin Margaret Owens and others with Mr and Mrs H J Sink in attendance.
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H. J. Sink
Winston- Salem Road
Hazel Owen
James Sink
Glenn Conrad
Lucy Bottoms
Juanita Grissom
Dorothy Gordon
Maggie Mack
Ruth Adam
Myrtle Loftin
Margaret Owens
Winston - Salem
Dale Loftin
Howard Sisk
Jewelry Vogue Predicts Spring Costume Jewelry Trend
Fashion experts foresee spring season showcasing large light weight costume pieces with engraved gold and antique silver accents. Jewelry includes clips bracelets pendants and earrings plus colored semi precious stones forming full ornament ensembles. Mr and Mrs J Van Boyles entertain Mrs Boyles aunt Mrs R H Kidd and Rica mond Va daughter over weekend.
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Vogue
Letters to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise
Readership column invites readers to address Marjorie Mansfield with problems and concerns. Letters will be answered in the Enterprise columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Why Do Parents Spoil Our Fun
Mary Jane laments overprotective parents who veto parties and car use, turning adolescence into frustration. The advisor argues parental anxiety is natural yet excessive control dulls trust and makes youths disregard guidance when truly needed.
Advice on parental permission and staying considerate
The author urges careful respect for parental authority while advising not to provoke nagging. They emphasize clear communication, punctuality, and avoiding actions that would erode a child’s respect, recommending steady dependability and consideration of parents' concerns.
Dear Nell Mansfield on husbands night outings and home duties
A letter from a wife laments her husband’s shift from activity to home routine and asks if she should seek time for herself. An adviser replies that housewives deserve recreation outside and suggests balancing chores with social time, noting husbands often accept modest outings if home life remains orderly.
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Nell
Couple Discusses Spending Time Apart and Social Outings
A woman urges her husband to share chores and free time, encouraging him to relinquish comforts like slippers and newspaper and join her for afternoon social outings with friends and relatives. The note emphasizes mutual interest in active, balanced routines.
Plan weekly free time to visit friends and relatives
Plan a definite weekly period when you can be free from household duties to see friends and relatives. Consider occasional informer gatherings at your home since your husband, likely to spend time at home, would take pride in showing off his house and garden.
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Miss Mansfield
Efforts to Resolve Disputes Over Recreation Arrangements
The text urges compromise in settling disputes about recreation plans, noting the goal of obtaining personal recreation without forcing a husband to participate against his will. It emphasizes cooperative arrangements and mutual consent within domestic decisions.
Remembrance of Aldersgate Honors Wea Ley Memorial Church
Dean Paul E. Lindley of High Point college spoke at the Workers' Council meeting of Wesley Memorial Church on Aldersgate. He praised Wesley’s spiritual awakening and urged living faith over cold ethics, noting Jesus as ever present. 68 teachers and officers attended, with W. B. Hall presiding and Bishop Frank Smith delivering a message.
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High Point College
Aldersgate
Workers Council of Church
Workers’ Council
Wealey Memorial Church
Paul E. Lindley
John Wesley
God
Wesley
Paul
Luther
Calvin
Jesus
Church School
Wesley Memorial Church
W. B. Hall
Frank Smith
Mrs Hege and Miss Morris Host West Third Street Gathering
On Friday evening Mrs Joe Hege and Mrs Garrett Morris entertained at the West Third street home in honor of Mrs Otha Hege a recent bride. Games under Mrs John Craver produced novelty prizes won by Mrs Morris Helmstetler, Mrs S O Nege and Miss Dorothine Everhart. Little Faye Hege delivered a wagon of gifts and thanked each guest. Hostesses offered a salad course and coffee. Betty Cuthrell then hosted a dance and party at the American Legion hut in a Valentine themed setting with games guided by Miss Kate Mays.
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Joe Hege
Garrett Morris
West Third Street
Otha Hege
John Craver
Morris Helmstetler
S. O. “Nege
Dorothine Ever
Faye Hege
Betty Cuthrell
American Legion Hut
Valentine
Kate Mays
Clinton Elementary Official Visits High Point In Teaching Review
Mrs. Gussie Dills Parker, a Clinton Elementary official, visited High Point to observe teaching methods and administration at Elm Street School during a day of evaluation. The visit focused on classroom practices and school leadership approaches.
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Gussie Dills Parker
Clinton Elemen Schools
Clinton, N. C
High Point Yes
Elm
U D C Chapter To Meet On Rockford Road
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs J W Huss on Rockford Road. The announcement was made by president Mrs A T Wishart.
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High Point
Used Daughters of the Confeders
J. W. Huss
Rockford Road
Mons
A. T. Wishart
Birth of Betty York Wilson in Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs J W Wilson Jr announce the birth of a daughter Betty York on January 26 at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem. Mrs Wilson was formerly Miss Elizabeth York of Sanford.
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J. W. Wilson, Jr
Rowella Apartments
Betty York
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Elizabeth York
Sanford
Wesley Two Hundredth Anniversary Observance Planned
Dr. E Blackard closed the meeting outlining observance plans for the two hundredth anniversary of John Wesley s memorable Aldersgate Street experience. He noted the heart warming moment and led a devotional dedication.
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John Wesley
Aldersgate Street
London
Wesley
E. Blackard
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