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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

6

Altrusans fete international guest in Greensboro meet

Mrs Harriette Quisenberry of El Paso Texas visits North Carolina clubs as she travels to Budapest for a world peace conference. Her Greensboro appearance follows a banquet at the King Cotton hotel with more than 400 representatives from clubs in Greensboro, High Point, Winston Salem and other cities.

High Point Harriette Quisenrry el Paso Texas North Carolina Sheraton Lucile Johnston Quisen Greensboro Boro Altrusans Kingston Hotel Inston-Salem Ill York Budapest King Cotton Hotel Charte Durham Chapel Hill Gas- Winston-Salem Salisbury Quilperer Mesdames J. M. Foy Harold Calvert Bre L. B. Kennedy Gaa Elizabeth Berry Aurusa Chicago

Notable banquet marks Altrusa policy and charter gift

A distinguished guest urged growing Enrolment to 6 000 with 175 clubs before the 1939 international convention, up from 145, stressing Altrusa non-partisanship in public affairs. The Salisbury club received its charter from International president Miss Lena Boley, and a mixed colored quartet performed spirituals. A Southern dinner and magnolia decorations framed the event.

Mexico Salisbury Club Lena Boley High Point Club Hilda Ogburn

Bridge Party Here Honors Miss Clark To Wed This Month

Miss Elda Clark, who will wed Fredric George Schneider of Glendale Long Island on July 20, was honored at a bridge party last evening at the Gibson club rooms. Five tables were in play with summer flowers, a gardenia corsage, high score candy jar and second high novelty soap awarded. Present were the honoree her mother Mrs Fenn Hale Clark and numerous friends and guests.

Elda Clark Fredric George Schneider Glendale Long Island Gibson Club Patty Mason Ditsy Cash Jack Hayes Ann Brewer Misa Clark Fenn Hale Clark

Blackburns Host Surprise Party in Summerfield

Mr and Mrs R R Blackburn and son Russell Jr were in Summerfield last evening for a surprise 72nd birthday party for Mrs John Qogburn mother of Mrs Blackburn. Friends and relatives from Summerfield Oak Ridge Greensboro attended the celebration with about 46 people.

R. R. Blackburn Russell, Jr Summerfield John Qogburn Blackburn

Local residents travel and health notes from area

Mrs J H Williamson returns home from Columbia and other points in South Carolina after ten days with friends. Miss Alice Welle heads to Fort Deposit Alabama for three weeks with Aunt Mrs B F Murray. Mrs Walter P Grace ill with diphtheria at 1212 East Green Street. Mrs Lucille Pierce recovering from appendectomy at General Hospital. P W Stradey returns from New York City where his brother in law Jack Bulla underwent a serious operation. Miss Catherine Baxter visiting Asheboro with Aunt Mrs Jack Bulla. Miss Thelma Patrick to return from Ridgecrest where she lectured at the State Assembly of the Baptist Training Union. Mrs J Max Woodcock of Winston-Salem visiting here with Miss Julia Lyles at 307 Church Street. Mr and Mrs Woodcock moved to Winston-Salem from Spartanburg SC. she formerly Miss Mary Kearns.

J. H. Williamson Columbia South Carolina Alice Welle Fort Deposit Ala B. F Murray Walter P. Grace East Green Street Lucille Pierce Cable Street Ae General Hospital Monay P. W. Stradey Route Three New York City Jack Bulla Asheboro Mr. Bulla J. D. Bulla Thelma Patrick Ridgecrest State Assembly of the Baptist Training Union Miss Patrick First Baptist Church J. Max Woodcock Winston-Salem Julia Lyles Church Street Woodcock Spartanburg 8. C Mary Kearns

Legion Auxiliary Sets July 26 Meeting at Welch Home

The American Legion auxiliary will hold its July meeting on the fourth Tuesday, July 26, at the home of Mrs. J. C. Welch on the Greensboro road. The meeting is moved from the usual third Tuesday to accommodate scheduling.

American Legion Auxiliary J. C. Welch Greensboro Road

Signature Stradi vari guitar in French Conservatory museum

The museum of the French Conservatory of Music houses the sole guitar bearing the signature of renowned violin maker Antonio Stradi vari. The artifact's unique provenance highlights a rare fusion of luthier heritage and musical history.

French Conservatory of Music Antonio Stradivari

Take a Chintz and Be Chic Fashion Note

Lelong features a youthful summer evening gown with a matching bolero in printed chintz. Multicolored flowers bloom on a deep red backdrop with off white linen borders at the hem and jacket, echoing the print colors.

Lelong

Jamestown Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Sullivan

Mesdames Hassell and Armstrong hosted a Jamestown party for Mrs J Roy Sullivan formerly Nan Armfield. Guests included local names such as Mrs Oris Harvey Mrs Sam Groome and Mrs J R McCollum with prizes awarded for games and a bridal contest amidst pink and blue décor and gardenia corsages.

Mesdames Hassell and Armstrong Orie C. Harvey Warren Armfield Joe Hoover George Johnson Charles Carmichael Glendora Sullivan High Point Eddie B. Armfield EB. Armfield Russell EB. Hassell Jamestown C. H. Groome Sam Groome Roy Groome Ivey Groome

Harrell Family Dinner Honors Visitor in Randleman

July 15 at the Williams home on Worthville road a large Harrell family gathering honored Mrs. Charles Thompson of Flint Michigan. The event featured many relatives, grandchildren, and great grandchildren with Mr. Harrell expressing joy at the reunion amid games and gifts.

Harrell Randleman M. J. Harrell Charlies Harrell James Della Parker Arsa Stevens Barbara Ann Tom Bostic Greensboro Paul Harrell N. B. Pickett Maude Lee Pickett Worthville Walter Gardner Carl Vincannon Carl, Jr Flint Mich Harrell Stevens Carmel Stevens Burlington Edward Bostic Raleigh Ruby York Central Falls Arthur McCollum Ruth McCollum R. Harrell Patsy Robert Reitzel Obed Reitzel Nerus Reitsel A. Stevens Oscar Biscoe J. K. Gelbach Jane George Bulla Loyd Albert McNeil Edsar Eliza McNeil Charles Moody Newport Wright Mary Kirkman Loyd and Glenn Asheboro Frank Moody Steeds

Harold Williard at Charlotte Sanatorium

Harold Williard son of Mr and Mrs C H Williard of Lindale farm is a patient at the Charlotte Sanatorium. He underwent an operation yesterday by Dr Miller bone specialist. His condition is reported satisfactory this morning. The couple accompanied him to Charlotte and Mrs Williard will remain with him. He will likely stay there two or three weeks.

Harold Williard C. H. Williard Lindale Farm Charlotte Sanatorium Miller Jend

Evening Circle Leaders Meet Across Streets

The text lists street locations and times for meetings led by Mrs Louise Cox with Mrs Alice Paige White at 307 Lindsay Street at 3 45. Mrs D R Parker leads with Parker on Woodrow Avenue at 8 45. The Evening Circle led by Mrs J C Barker meets with Mrs Lillie Winslow on Steele Street at 3 45 with Miss Mary Davis as associate hostess at 7 30.

Louise Cox Leader Alice Paige White Lindsay Street D. R. Parker Parker Woodrow Avenue J. C Barker Leader Lillie Winslow Steele Street Mary Davis

Household Arts Club Holds Meet

The Household Arts club met yesterday at Mrs. DD Sale Sr 203 Thurston with Mrs. C F Grinsom presiding. A brief business session preceded an afternoon of needle work and a social hour. Hostess served refreshments to Mesdames F Grissom Sam Patton J T Eb lis T G Shelton N B Russell Iueth L Ingram and J H Wom b.

Household Arts Club Waa

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