Miss Holton and Mrs Ingram Honorees At Attractive Party
Miss Frances Holton bride elect and Mrs Ingram, a recent bride, were honored as hostesses at a bridge party yesterday afternoon at Mrs Stell's home on Woodall Drive. Six tables played, prizes awarded, and a surprise gifts shower followed by a salad plate. A dessert bridge is planned tonight at Maud Carraway's home on Farriss Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holton
Mrs. Ingram
Frances
Lawin Ingram
Frank Ill
Jo Ingram
Stell
Woodnd Drive
Edard Short
Cologne
Maud Carraway
Helen McBee
Farriss Avenue
Pisgah Baptist Church Social Meets February First
The Philathea class of Pisgah Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting Friday February 1 at 1305 Thissell Street the home of Co F Beauchamp. The South Side Prayer Band meets Saturday at 7 30 PM at 403 Osborne Street with W R Jones as speaker and Miss Daisy Shre band leader inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
South Side Prayer Band
South Side Baptist Church
White
Osborne Street
W. R. Jones
Daisy Shqre
Emerywood Calendar Highlights Tea Dinners and Charities
Thursday events include Tea and Topics at Mrs. J. T. Weaver and a family night dinner at Emerywood Clubhouse for members. Opera Study Club meets, and a dessert bridge honors bride elect Miss Frances Holton. Friday hosts luncheon and Canter bury club program. Saturday features Frances Holton luncheon in Thomasville and Double M club card party at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Weaver
Club Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Opera Study Club
Junior Service League
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Maud Carraway
Helen McBee
West Farriss Avenue
Frances Holton
A. B. Huff
Canterbury Club
Double M Club
Thomasville
O. R. Hodgin
Double M
Miss Griffith to Wed Mr Elliott in February ceremony
Louise Griffith and Elliott plan marriage at Calvary Methodist church on February 9 at 5 PM. Louise is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger A Griffith of High Point and a High Point High School graduate. Elliott, son of Mr and Mrs W C Elliott of Groometown, recently returned from 14 months overseas duty and is a Trinity High School graduate formerly employed by Burlington mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Griffith
Louise
Elliott
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Griffith
High Point High School
High Point College
Unson
High Point
W. C. Elliott
Groometown
Trinity High School
Armed Services
Burlington Mill, Inc
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Scheduled for Friday Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow Friday at 7:00 PM at their lodge hall on Commerce Street. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah
Commerce Street
Local Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
Alice Faye born January 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Dermont Peevies at the High Point Memorial hospital. Perry Allen born January 30 to Mr. and Mrs. William Dale Moore at the same hospital unit. Jeannie Marie born January 30 to Jeannie Huffman Ltd and Mrs. Weddie Wilson at the Washington Street unit. A son born January 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Avrae Hodge at the Washington Street unit. Susan Gail born January 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hill at the Boulevard unit. mother and daughter to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Peebles
Wade Dermont Peevies
Emory Street
Alice Faye
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jeannie Huffman
Hodge
Avrae Hodge
This City
Washington Treet Unit
Wade Hill
Asheboro Road
Susan Gail
Boulevard
Notable Local Health Updates Touch Several Families
Anne Steele six is recovering at home after a tonsillectomy at a local clinic on Monday. C E Jones remains a patient at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital after an operation last Monday, with a prolonged stay anticipated. Roy Gardner has returned home from the Boulevard unit after several days of illness from influenza and is improving. Nancy Joe Smith shows satisfactory improvement at Duke Hospital in Durham after a serious operation two weeks ago. George Estes Jr remains under treatment at High Point Memorial’s Boulevard unit with satisfactory progress. Carolyn Culpepper and Virginia Wood returned to Women’s College Greensboro after visiting Miss Betty Sue Short at her North Main Street home. Short accompanied them back to campus as they resume their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Anne Steele
Troy Steele
Willowbrook Street
C. E. Jones
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
o_ Roy Gardner
J. P. Gardner
Franklin Street
Nancy Joe Smith
Duke Hospital
Durham
George Estes, Jr
Boulevard Unit
Carolyn Culpepper
Virginia Wood
Elizabeth City
Betty Sue Short
North Main Street
Women’s College
Greensboro
Miss Short
Ben Farrington
Colfax
Deep River Church
Wesley Gordor
High Point
Annie Mae
Gastonia
al Nixon
Georgia
Carlos Bolling
P. F. Smith
A. B. Jordan
Alton White
R. T. Jordan
R. V. Weston
Point Memorial Hospital
Joseph H. Peele
St. Leos Hospital
March Birth Symbols Link Jonquil to March Births
The jonquil is tied to those born in March as a symbolic flower while birthstones for the month are aquamarine and bloodstone.
These Women New Light For Homes Of Future
Adelaide Kerr reports on a shift toward smaller future homes with 4 to 5 rooms. decorators like Miss Schaefer expect functional furniture and architectural use of light to shape color schemes, wall effects, and cohesive house palettes with seafoam greens and bold accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr UP
Massachusetts
Button front pattern 4599 for easy donning and chic style
Pattern 4599 features a yoke action back inset belt and high low neck with contrast options. Available sizes include 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42. Size 16 requires 2 5 8 yards of 30 inch fabric and 1 1 2 yards contrast. Send 20 cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept. to request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Friendship Talk Program Feature Women Of Moose
A Moose lodge program titled Friendship Night featured Mrs. Aussie Forward directing an Academy of Friendship. Guest speaker J. O. Poindexter spoke on friendship while Keith Doby played piano selections. Four women were initiated and Louise Witherspoon presided as senior regent. About twenty five attendees enjoyed refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose Hall
Aussie Forward
Reverend Farrington Preaches At Deep River Church
The Deep River church hosted Rev. Ben Farrington of Colfax for the morning devotional with a large attendance. Local residents and visitors include the Gordors from High Point and updates on patients at nearby hospitals and military discharge news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farrington
Deep River
Women Leaders Invited To Meet In Winston-Salem
A list of High Point’s women leaders invited to a consultation with industrial managers on home and industry at the Hotel Robert E. Lee in Winston-Salem on February 6 includes Mrs. Broadus D. Casey Mrs. J. B. Dobson Mrs. Harry Doctor Mrs. J. Gett Mrs. J. A. Eshelman Mrs. R. L. Freeman Mrs. C. H. Greer Mrs. Horace Haworth Mrs. J. F. Hayden Mrs. Ben Moore Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr and Mrs. C. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Broadus D. Casey
J. B. Dobson
Harry Doctor
J. Gett
J. A. Eshelman
R. L. Freeman
C. H. Greer
Horace Haworth
J. F. Hayden
Ben
Community figures listed in local social notes
Mrs. Sheroff, Mrs. R. B. Sutton, Mrs. Blake Thompson, and Mrs. Jo Wood Welch appear in the society notes detailing recent gatherings and engagements within the town's prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheroff
R. B. Sutton
Blake Thompson
Jo Wood Welch
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Nelson Florist
Rene B. Nelson
Ider Marshall
Mgr
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce St
Guaran
Iiew
Imme Lee Steed Rusty Fype
Betty Trotter
Vauline
Hedgecees
Princess Beauty Shop
NS. Main &T
Te “We
Pete
Guilford
N. Main St
Mr. Elliott
Rebekah Lodge
North Carolina State Optometric Society
Lee M. Wieless
Optometrist
Security Bank
Telephone
Susan Gail Hill
Malpass & Kearns Food Market
Orner N Streets
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Urnips, Ib
Ollalds
Rida Pancy Ranges
Doz
Fema Nacdarey
Fryers
Ham
Garden Club
Afl
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Atlanta, Ga
Irvin H. McDuffie
Roosevelt
Loggins
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