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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1933

Page

5

Engaged: 59 year old banker to 20 year old waitress

In Philadelphia the banker Robert Frazer Welsh 59 announces his engagement to Frances Senzuk 20 a sandwich shop supervisor. The couple met when she served him lunch at Horn and Hardart in the financial district and plan a Europe honeymoon after a Chestnut Hill wedding.

Philadelphia Robert Frazer Welsh Chestnut Hill Stock Exchange Alaska Welsh Frances Senzuk Horn and Hardart Financial District Welshes Robert Welsh John Welsh England Haynes Ukrainia Frances Welsh Brothers Senzuk Frankford Ment Frances Ewzuk Europe

More Forestry Camps Approved in North Carolina

Final approval by army authorities expands emergency conservation camps to Enola Burke county and Lake Lure Rutherford county with Purlear Wilkes county slated next. The 11 unit state quota includes fire control sites at Jackson Springs Chimney Rock and Walnut Cove. Water supply delays slowed progress. existing camps operate at Lake Waccamaw Windsor Stantonsburg Durham Fort Bragg Walnut Cove.

Raleigh Enola Burke County Lake Lure Rutherford County F. H. Claridge Supevisor North Carolina Claridge Conservation Fort Bragg Military Reservation Purlear Wilkes County Walnut Cove Stokes County Jackson Springs Moore County Chimney Rock Lake Waccamaw Columbus County Windsor Bertie County Stantonsburg Wilson County Durham Durham County Stokes Coin

Rotarians Set District Meeting in Franklin

Rotarians of the 58th district from parts of South Carolina and western North Carolina will hold their annual conference in Franklin on Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Charles J. Smith president of Roanoke College will give the dinner address Monday night. R. F. Phillips of Asheville is district governor. Among those to appear on the agenda are regional leaders and dignitaries.

Franklin South Carolina North Carolina Charles J. Smith Roanoke College Salem R. F. Phillips Asheville

Governor Declares Bank Audits Inconclusive

Governor Ehringhaus told Solicitor Koontz that audits of closed banks in the 12th district are exhaustive and futile to redo. He offered state banking department facilities and free private audits to aid further inquiry into United Bank and Trust Company, North Carolina Bank and Trust Company, and Page Trust Company amidst plans for a new state bank.

Raleigh J. C. B. Ehringhaus H. L. Koontz Greensboro State Banking Department Koontz Ehringhaus United Bank and Trust Company Wich North Carolina Bank and Trust Company Page Trust Company Gurney P. Hood

Methodist Meeting Postponed For Brevard College Merger

Bishop Edwin D. Mouton, chairman, announced postponement of the Western North Carolina Conference educational committee meeting from Monday to Wednesday in Charlotte. The board will discuss plans for a Brevard college merger involving Rutherford and Weaver colleges.

Charlotte Edwin D. Mouton Educational Commission of the Western North Carolina Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Brevard Rutherford and Weaver Colleges

Prominent South Carolina Names in State Lineup

Florence South Carolina notes C C Muller of Columbia R Z Thomas of Rock Hill Hal Kohn of Newberry and G F Iver of Hickory listed among regional figures in a concise slate.

Florence C. C. Muller Columbia R. Z. Thomas Rock Hill Hal Kohn Newberry S. C G. F. Iver Hickory

Lovely Bridge Parties Highlight Lexington Society Week

Amanden Hooper and Mrs. O J Peacock hosted multiple bridge gatherings in Lexington with Miss Esther Hutchins starting the week. Guests included Miss Ethel Riddle of Concord and Miss Sarah Frances Vestal won the high score visitor prize. The piece also notes the marriage of Miss Sarah Frances Lindsay to Mr. Chester Walters of Salisbury.

Lexington Amanden Hooper O. J. Peacock Esther Hutchins Contract Bridge Club Ethel Riddle Concord Big Score Club Cora Mae Hege Sarah Frances Vestal Hilda Williams Miss Riddle Miss Hege Miss Williams Miss Vestal Valeria Smith Ruth Meachum Chalmers Hutchins Hazel Leonard Elizabeth Ford Marguerite Ebelein Sam Michael Herbert Jenkins Lenoir Sarah Frances Lindsay Chester Walters Salisbury Martinsville J. A. Lindsay Lexington High School Catawba College Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Walters J. W. Walters

Miller Family Arrives for North Carolina Visit

Mrs. Glenn Earle Miller and her children arrive from Youngstown Ohio to spend two months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mays in North Carolina. Mr. Miller accompanied them to North Carolina and then continued to Lancaster Pennsylvania to visit relatives.

Glenn Earle Miller Youngstown

Elegant bridge luncheon honors Mrs Frank Smith

Mrs Sim Pollock of Thomasville and Mrs T S Eanes hosted a refined bridge luncheon Tuesday at Mrs Eanes home on East Center Street. The event celebrated bride Mrs Frank Smith with an elegantly decorated setting and a two table bridge session. Mrs Smith received gifts alongside high score prizes awarded to winners.

Sim Pollock Thomasville T. S. Eanes

Miss Elizabeth Ford Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Miss Elizabeth Ford hosted her contract bridge club at her Park Street home Thursday evening decorated with roses and gladioli. Miss Mayme Fountain won high with a novelty pitcher, while Miss Elma Michael earned a novelty linen handkerchief as consolation.

Elizabeth Ford Contract Bridge Club Park Street Mayme Fountain Elma Michael Daisy Ford Meta Baker Vivian Smith Claudia Raker Mra. N. A. Beck Mra. Hay

Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Brown’s Hillcrest Home

A Garden club gathering at Mrs. W F Brown’s Hillcrest home featured hostesses Mrs J C Leonard Mrs G S White and Mrs Frank Holton. President H B Olive presided as officers were elected for the coming year including Paul Hinkle as president and D A Walser J F Spruill and J C Grimes as vice presidents with Grimes also secretary and Frank Holton treasurer. Louise Martin with Mrs Charlies Wall Jr sang two solos and Elizabeth Cullum of Batesburg read humorous pieces. Refreshments followed.

Garden Club W. F. Brown Hillcrest J. C. Leonard G. S. White Frank Holton H. B. Olive Paul Hinkle D. A. Walser J. F. Spruill J. C. Grimes G.S. White Louise Martin Charlies Wall, Jr Elizabeth Cullum Batesburg 8. C

Philathea Class Meeting at Mrs. Miller Home

The Philathea class of Sheets Memorial Baptist church held a meeting at Mrs. Ernest Miller's home Friday evening. The program was interesting with the president presiding. Afterward, ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.

Sheets Memorial Baptist Church Ernest Miller

Picnic at Zeb Dillons Home Draws Town Friends

A summer highlight was the gathering at the Winston road home of Mr and Mrs Zeb Dillon on a Tuesday evening. Sponsored by the Young Ladies Wesley class of the First church, the event brought neighbors together in a cheerful social.

Zeb Dillon Winston Road Wesley

North Carolina links Shenandoah and Great Smoky parks by road

Four hundred North Carolinians and a Virginia motorcade celebrated completion of the park-to-park highway linking Shenandoah National Park with Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Yonahlosse Black Bear Trail sale sponsors Hugh MacRae presides. Maurice Thatcher, former congressman, spoke on funding for eastern national parks.

Linville Virginia Shenandoah National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Miami Quebec North Carolina Black Bear Trial Association Hugh MacRae Wilmington N. C Maurice H. Thatcher Kentucky Galax Thatcher Shenandoah Great Smoky Mountains Mammoth Cave

Picnic at Methodist Church Aide by Mrs Spruill and Mr Dillon

Mrs J F Spruill taught at the Methodist church where a picnic was held at a beautiful home with a lush lawn and ample porches. Tempting food and lemonade by Mr Dillon delighted many guests as games contests and songs followed in the evening.

J. F. Spruill Dillon

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