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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
6
Community Calendar Highlights for Emerywood Club and Local Events
The Emerywood country club hosts a family night dinner at the clubhouse Thursday at 6 30 P M. The YWCA board meets 7 30 P M at the Y building to discuss next year’s budget with Mrs E Sheloff presiding. Friday 7 30 P M dessert bridge at 102 Church Street honors Miss Marsh and Miss Millis. Saturday 4 P M informal tea at 301 Steele Street honors Miss Mildred Marsh with Miss Mary Lewis Millis also noted. 8 P M dessert bridge at 518 Parkway honors Miss Mildred Marsh bride elect. Sunday 5 to 6 P M informal reception at 448 South Main Street for Miss Mildred Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Y.W.C.A
Jeanne Rankin
Miss Marsh
Miss Millis
Church Street
Jane Austin
Mildred Marsh
Steele Street
Mary Lewis Millis
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
J. W. Thompson
Parkway
Dessert Bridge Celebrates Miss Marsh in Formal Tea
Miss Mildred Marsh bride elect will be feted with a dessert bridge at the home of Mrs J Arthur Marsh Jr on Parkway Saturday at 8 PM Refreshments precede bridge play Sunday afternoon her sister Mrs Charles D Lucas hosts an informal gathering at the Marsh residence 448 South Main with Damsels Clique and Debonair members attending This marks multiple parties planned for Miss Marsh next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PD. Lucas
Mildred Marsh
Marsh
South Main Street
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
J. W. Thompson
Parkway
Miss Pearl Thompson
Miss Marsh
Charles D. Lucas
Lucas
Damsels' Clique and Debonair Club
Church Class Meetings In Rankin and West End
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist church meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Miss Ruth Welborn 301 Kennedy street with Mesdames Rosalee Smith and Wesley Jones as associate hostesses. The Ready Class of West End Baptist church gathers Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ef lie Orr on Pickett street. Circle three of Ward Street Methodist society meets this evening at Mrs Raymond Lawsons home at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Ruth Welborn
Kennedy Street
Miss Welborn
Mesdames
Rosalee Smith
Wesley Jones
West End Baptist Church
Eflie Orr
Pickett Street
Ward Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Raymond Lawson
Miss Millis Shown Bridal Honor At Luncheon
Miss Mary Lewis Millis, the popular bride elect, was honored at a bridal luncheon hosted by Mrs. Katherine Raymond and her daughter Miss Fritzi Raymond at Emerywood Country Club. Seated guests included Miss Millis and fourteen others, with white gladioli and rosebuds centerpieces and a silver tray gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis Millis
Katherine Raymond
Fritzi Raymond
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Phillips Honored At Bridge Shower Before Marriage
Mesdames Grimsley and Banner hosted a bridge shower at the Y M C A for Miss Pansy Phillips, bride elect of Lt. Fred Kimball. Guests played six tables amid gladioli, and gifts included china, high score prizes, and notes paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Phillips
Fred Kimball
Edward Grimsley
Phillips
Hazel Garner
Bingo And Bridge Parties Among Miss Webb Social Courtesies
A July 15 social in Thomasville honors Miss Evelyn Webb bride elect. Mesdames Cooksey and Rapp hosted a bingo party with refreshments and prizes, gifting Miss Webb silver goblets and Mrs. Eanes china. A separate bridge party at Mrs. J. W. Prevo's featured four tables with prizes for Mrs. Roy Proctor and Mrs. E. L. Webb, plus more gifts for Miss Webb. Guests included relatives and friends, and Mrs. Hall returned from Virginia for a visit before leaving Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Evelyn Webb
Mesdames R. M. Cooksey
Robert Rapp
Cooksey
Miss Webb
Charles Eanes
Mary Alice Hoover
Hugh Mack
Shelby
P. M. Sherrill
E. le Webb
Alvah Boyles
Harry Lee Lamberth
James Lambeth, Jr
George Corcoran
Meade Hite
J. W. Prevo
Fisher Ferry Street
Roy Proctor
E. L. Webb
Mesdames
Harry Lee Lambeth
W. G. Smith
G. T. Alexander
Doak Finch
J. R. Myers
M. T. Lambeth
Fred Gray
W. H. Curlee
Glenn Pennington
Walter Newby
Mamie Harris
John Hall
Wayside Garden Club Closes Summer Meetings
The Wayside Garden Club wrapped up summer sessions at Mrs John C Sheloffs home on North Main Street. With president absent Mrs J W Chandler out of town, Mrs Sheloff chaired the meeting and read a message from state president Mrs August D Cecil. Committees filed annual reports and closeout business for the fiscal year was handled. The next gathering is slated for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
J. W. Chandler
Sheloff
August D. Cecil
Raleigh
Lexington visitors flock for weddings and reunions in town
Mrs. John Watkins of Lexington arrives to attend the wedding of Mildred Marsh to James J. Groome Jr. on July 22. Guests include Cary Culler, Bobby, Margaret Wolfe, Helen Jacobs, Howard Lowe and Floyd Osborne visiting from nearby areas. Residents return from Wrightsville Beach and Wilmington while Ruth King comes home from Baltimore with Mr. and Mrs. Hines employed at Glenn L. Martin Aircraft plant. Lt Mrs. Morton Bernstein of Philadelphia visits her mother until August 1 and Rosalind Lackey recovers from tonsillectomy at home. Willis Wright Jr. and Mrs. Wright leave for Lawton Oklahoma after a two week stay with J. H. McCall family. John L. Woodbury of Louisville arrives for an extended visit with A. T. Wishart on Steele Street. Frank Wishart and James Causey Jr. depart after spending several days with A. T. Wishart’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watkins
Lexington
J. E. Marsh
South Mainstret
Mildred Marsh
James J. Groome, Jr
Cary Culler
Bobby
Margaret Wolfe
Helen Jacobs
Howard Lowe
Floyd Osborne
Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington
A. J. Johnson
Ruth King
Route One
High Point
Baltimore
Morton H. Bernstein
Philadelphia
William Earl
Lewis Einhorn
Emerywood Court Apartments
John L. Woodbury
Louisville, Ky
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Not Even One Boyfriend for Carmen Amaya
Carmen Amaya, famed as the world’s greatest Spanish gypsy dancer, earns vast weekly sums and electrifies Manhattan crowds. Yet she laments constant work, saying she has no boyfriends and longs for time away from the stage at the New York Roxy Theater with her troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerrap
Carmen Amaya
Manhattan
New York Roxy Theater
War Wife Counts Friends By A Yardstick Of Loyalty
Ruth Millett profiles Carmen Amaya, a flamenco dancer who says war years left her isolated as friends drifted away. Amaya, 21 in spirit though 95 pounds, recounts relying on a tight family troupe in Rego Park and notes her dream of jitterbug success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Dorothy Manner
Carmen
Mama Amaya
Rego Park
L. 1
Jolly Y Club Postpones Friday Night Party
The Jolly Y Club of the YWCA postpones its soldiers party by one week to Friday July 23. Mrs Wishart and Mrs M L Holton announced the change from their Steele street home. Other items note Miss Jacquie Payne's return from Virginia and brief visits by Mr and Mrs Bryant during a vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Y.W.C.A
L. &. Bryant
Durham
Hubert Bryant
Hillcrest Drive
SHIFT TYPE OF PLAY FOR RUBBER BRIDGE
A discussion argues good tournament players do not always excel at rubber bridge. The hand shows that cautious play by rubber players can beat a fast 15 maximum two no trump opening, with optimal heart, club, spade and diamond cashing yielding nine tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
North
East
Beta Sigma Phis Entertained By Mrs Elkins
Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority members gathered at Mrs George Elkins home on Lindsay Street for an evening program on The Good of Action directed by Miss Dorothy Miller with assistance from Mrs Elkins and Miss Emogene Shields. Refreshments followed for Emoene Shields Dorothy Miller Barra Mathews Elizabeth Swigget Frances Muse Josephine Tipton Catherine Henderson Dot Boyles Margaret Greene Betty Crawford Dot Stanley and Mrs Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Elkins
Lindsay Street
Dorothy Miller
Elkins
Emogene Shields
Misses Emopene Shields
Barra Mathews
Elizabeth Swiggett
Frances Muse
Mesd
Trinity’s Garden Club Meeting Friday Evening
The Sunset Garden Club of Trinity will meet Friday night at 8 30 with Mrs FE Allman. Mrs John Payne will supervise the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Garden Club
Trinity
FE. Allman
John Payne
Trinity baby Katharine Mae Weiss born July 13 1943
Mr and Mrs George M Weiss of Trinity announce the birth of a daughter Katharine Mae at Guilford General Hospital. Mother and baby are doing well at home in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
George M. Weiss
Katharine Mae
Guilford General Hospital
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. Billings
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs. J. Billings. Appreciation also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. J. H. Billings & Fan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Billings
J. H. Billings
Denton Items Of Interest
Denton July 14 lists visiting relatives and friends in Asheboro High Point Thomasville and Eldorado. People mentioned include Mrs Edwin Burns Mr Wildie Russell Whitson C Sheen Her bert and Catrina Her bert Russell Mary Louise Russell Roy Russell and families plus Gayle Wood Bob Deckham and others from the army navy and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Denton
Edwin Burns
Asheboro
Wildie Russell
Whitson C. Sheen
Herbert
Catrina
Mary Louise Russell
Creat Russell
Eldorado
Roy Russell
Edgar Morris
Lexington
Cariie Davis
Billie
James Morris
Marshall Skeen
R. L. Larer
Herbert Sheen
High Point
Lern Bee Albert
Thomasville
T. C. Talbert
Gayle Wood
Army
van Wood
Bob Deckham
U. S. Navy
Charlie Dockham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Guilford
N. Main St
Club
Mesdames Grimsley and
Banner
Miss Phillips
China
Henry Ferree
Mamie Whaley
Ralph Cheek
H. H. Clodfelter
Dewey Garrett
G. L. Johnson
Lester Williams
B. C. Fowler
G. A. Moser
William King
Forrest Edwards
Roy Rutledge
Rosalind Lackey
Ross W. Lackey
Willowbrook Street
M. B. Leath
Willis Wright, Jr
Wright
Dorothy McCall
Lawton
Okla
J. H. McCall
Colonial Drive
Pfc. Wright
Fort Sills
Oklo
Frank T. Wishart
Smithfield
James C. Causey, Jr
Suffolk
Mr. Wishart
A. T. Wis
UW the
Granada
Spain
Amayas
Paris
Raquel Meller
Europe
Amaya
Buenos Aires
New York
Hart
Mrs. Wishart
M. L. Holton
Triangle Lake
Montreal
Presbyterian Arch
Jacquie Payne
Cc. C. Fitzgerald
Portsmouth
McKenney
William EF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
S. Vul
West Pass Pass Pass
Beta Sigma Phis
Trinity’s Garden Club
Asheville
J. H. Enwright
Asheville, N. C
Washington Street
Main Street
Loaf
Croakers
Fryers
Bacon
Stokely
Racceo Tomatoes
Staincussbeans
Provers Petg
Mrs Filert
Libby
Crisco
Duz
Mac
Ivory
Box
California
P. and
G. Soap
Oxydol
Mac Sox
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