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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1935

Page

10

Kassels In The Air Band To Play Piedmont Club Dance

Art Kassel and his Kassels in the Air will headline the July Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood Country Club. The orchestra, popular on coast to coast radio and in Chicago and New York venues, returns after widespread requests. The midweek event runs 9:30 to 1:30 with informal summer attire.

Art Kassel Kassels Emerywood Country Club Kassel Chicago New York

Miss Vivian Elliott Weds William Roscoe Peters in Laurel Hill

The ceremony took place Friday at the bride’s parents’ home in Laurel Hill with Rev. W. F. Elliott officiating. Attendants included Miss LeGrand Elliott as maid of honor and Mr. W. B. Elliott as escort. The couple, connected to Duke and Guilford, plan a mountain trip and home in High Point after a brief wedding visit.

Miss Vivian Elliott William Roscoe Peters Vivian Pacers William Roscoeers High Point Ide Laurel Hill W. F. Elliott

Calvary M E Church Hosts Social and Officers

The Lily Ann class elected officers Alice Peatross president Louise Griffeth vice president Grace McCallister secretary Christine Emory assistant secretary Alta Manley treasurer. Forty seven youths depart for Lake Junaluska assembly with teachers and officials listed. Various church groups hold meetings and notices announced for upcoming events and endeavors.

Calvary Lily Ann Calvary M. E. Church John Tucker Alice Peatross Louise Griffeth Grace McCallister Christine Emory Alta Manley

Informal Tea Honors Miss Bradford and Miss Betts

An informal tea at Mrs. W. L. Taylor's home honors Miss Luna Daile Bradford whose August wedding to A. Scott Parker Jr. is planned and Miss Virginia Betts whose August 3 Raleigh wedding to Redfern Williams is set. The event featured yellow and white decor, summer flowers, a lace tea table, yellow button sinnias, orange sherbet, and a crystal shower for the honorees.

Pender Chronicle Burgow N. C W. L. Taylor J. J. Best W. N. Taylor A. M. Faison Luna Daile Bradford A. Scott Parker Redfern Williams Raleigh

Meeta Heath Weds Charles DeWitt Jackson in Danville

Meeta Heath and Charles DeWitt Jackson were married in a private ceremony on June 26 in Danville Virginia. Rev R J Barber officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs Fred Rice and W P Heath, wore a white dress with navy accessories. The couple will reside at 609 Richardson Street High Point North Carolina.

Meeta Mararet Heath Charlies DeWittackson Danville R. J. Barber The Baptist Church Jackson Fred &. Rice W. P. Heath Liberty High Point City Mr. Jackson Charles L. Jackson Nellie Matthews Jackson Deep River State College Raleigh North Wrenn Street Meeta Heath

Pattern 5318 Flower Bowls for Colorful Decor

Want color in your room use these charming bowls of flowers as pictures or pillows. Wool or silk look lovely in rich colors and grow under your needle. Pattern 5318 includes two 6x6 transfer pictures material list color suggestions and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Art Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY.

Aria Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Final Amerion Auxiliary Meet Set for Friday Evening

The American Legion Auxiliary will convene Friday at 7 45 PM at Mrs J C Welch's Greensboro home. Associate hostesses are Mesdames Burris Dunkelberger and Flythe. This is the final meeting before fall with plans to review the year, elect officers, and select delegates to the convention on August 6.

American Legion Auxiliary J. C. Welch Greensboro Yestern Jack Burris Herbert Dunkelberger Lloyd Flythe

Ruth Parker to Wed Oliver Montgomery Thomas in August

Miss Ruth Adele Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Packer of Emerywood, will wed Oliver Montgomery Thomas of this city. The ceremony is set for August 18 at Wesley Memorial church at 8 30 a.m. Miss Parker, formerly of Grand Rapids, Michigan, is a 1933 High Point High School graduate and a descendant of John Quincy Adams and General Artemus Ward. Mr. Thomas, son of G. W. Thomas of King, North Carolina, attended Guilford College and has worked with Southeastern Express for eleven years.

Anne R. M. Shannon Charlotte Ethelbert Nevin Venice McDowell LeGrand Elliott W. B. Elliott R. P. McKelthan Rockingham W. F. Elliott Brantley York Union Institute Randolph County Duke University High Point City Schools T. J. Peters Lexington Guuilford College Guilford General Hospital High Point North Carolina Elwood Hotel Best Street J. H. Packer Emerywood Ruth Adele Oliver Montgomery Thomas Wesley Memorial Church Miss Packer Grand Rapids Mich High Point High School Joseph H. Packer John Quincey Adams Arte

Local residents plan travel and visits across several cities

Mr and Mrs Curtis Smith at 1306 Greenway drive will leave Monday for Myrtle Beach for a week. Mrs John Raper of Lexington attended the Clinard reception. Miss Ruth and Miss Mary Alan Linard spend the week at Jag's Head. Harold Culler of the Central Carolina Baseball league visited with his parents on Greer street. Mrs James Londos of East Orange and Washington DC, formerly Miss Anne Lee Tucker, vacationing with her mother on East Pershing street. Miss Evelyn Dutton of Darlington visits J H Hearn on TB street. Mr and Mrs F Edwards and Mrs Reitzel Cook returned from a week visiting Shalotte Fishing camp, Wrightsville and Wilmington. Mr Jerome Alexander and daughter Jerry, with his father and Loretta Cecil, left for Jacksonville Fort George Island and Tampa Florida for two weeks relatives. Alexander and Cecil return in two weeks. Mrs Alexander and daughter stay two months.

James Londos East Orange N. J Washington, D. C Anne Lee Tucker Edgar Hartley East Pershing Street Jerome Alexander Jerry Mr. Alexander Loretta Cecil Jacksonville Fort George Island Tampa Fila Miss Cecil Mrs. Alexander

Spanish War Veterans To Open Encampment In Hickory

Spanish War veterans and wives from across the state begin arriving in Hickory for the twelfth annual North Carolina department encampment. By Monday an estimated 400 members and the auxiliary will attend as memorial services, joint sessions, separate meetings, and officer elections unfold.

Hickory Department of North Carolina Hubert Lyerly J. H. Armhurst First Methodist Church Veterans and Auxiliary

Night Flights Dominate One-Fifth of Daily U.S. Air Travel

Night flights account for 40 percent of the daily airplane mileage in the United States, highlighting a heavy use of nocturnal air travel in the national fleet.

United States

Training Parachute Towers Rise Across Russia

Numerous tall towers have been erected in Russia to train parachute jumpers. The facility expansion reflects continued emphasis on airborne readiness and aviation sport development.

Russia

Lovely Afternoon Reception for Mrs. Gilbert Clinard

Mrs. Gilbert H. Clinard hosted a Friday afternoon reception at the Clinard home on South Main Street from 4:30 to 6. About 125 guests greeted at the door and in the receiving lines, with female hosts and guests wearing formal attire and corsages. The dining room featured yellow, green, and white decor, a madeira cloth table and a centerpiece of water lilies and fern, while summer flowers colored the sunroom and music room.

Gilbert H. Clinnard Mildred Stewart J. W. Clinard J. W. Cinard, Jr Ruth Clinard Clinard South Main Street Blanche Hayworth Music Room L. R. Stewart W. Cc. Folger Burwell Allen Greensboro Gilbert Clinard J. W. Clinard, Jr Dan Henry Foscue Phillip Schnell Dorothy Hoskins Dorothy Stewart Mary Alan Clinard Mildred Free Betty Gwys Weaver Annabelle King George McLarty

First Gordian Club Dance Inaugurates Series Wednesday

The newly formed Gordian club plans a four dance series at Sedgefield Manor to raise funds for the Gordian scholarship fund providing two scholarships for the coming term. Sponsors include Miss Tess McMullin with Talmadge Ellington and several Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and Statesville figures. Dance runs 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with a post intermission figure featuring DeMolay Royal Arcadian Cherokee Tous Unis Bucanneer and other clubs led by Gordian officers and sponsors. Chaperones named include Mrs I T Mann Mrs M S Hall and others.

Sedgefield Manor Lois Chidester Walliecelington Cornelli Lazenby Statesville Worth Farlow Pat Hall John Hall Tess McMullan Talmadge Ellington Celia Todd Greensboro Alvah Coppedge Gordian Club Gordian Scholarship Fund Tess McMullin Cella Todd Wallace Ellington Corelli Lasenby DeMolay Royal Arcadian Cherokee Club Winston, Salem Tous Unis Buccanneer Club Pentagon Duck and Coterlan Club I. T. Mann M. 8. Hall Wade Marlette Silas Casey Braxton Craven George Hedrick James

Little Boy Honored on Ninth Birthday

Mr and Mrs T Ritch honored their son Claud with a Friday birthday party at 918 Grace Street. The event began with games and ended with refreshments in the dining room attended by Betty Sue Sparks and numerous friends. Patsy Perryman born July 9 to Mr and Mrs Mike Tuttle Archdale. Donald Elbert born July 12 to Mr and Mrs W L Elliott 209 Oak. Charlotte Anne born July 11 to Mr and Mrs J W Vanloan 638 Colonial Drive at Burrus Memorial hospital.

T. Ritch Claud Grace Street Betty Sue Sparks Douglas Roger Vincannon Irene Colleen B. C. Angie Bertie Mae Mary Louise Doris Foster Bobbie Richard Gill Lucille Bertha Beulah Briles R. Walker Mike Tuttle Archdale Patsy Perryman Donald W. L. Elliott Donald Elbert Oak Street Vanloan J. W. Vanican Colonial Drive Charlotte Anne Burrus Memorial Hospital

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