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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1936

Page

10

Pages And Delegates To Legion Auxiliary Meet To Leave Sunday

Misses Marguerite and Frances Mann are named pages for the North Carolina Department American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Asheville July 26 27 and 28. Local delegates include Mrs N S Stirewall and others with alternates listed. Events include memorial library dedication at Oteen, a parade, a drum corps drill and a dance. The program runs July 26 27 and 28 with sessions at Battery Park hotel Central Methodist church and First Baptist church and a tea at Oteen.

Marguerite Frances Mann I. T. Mann Thomas J. Gause Wilmington North Carolina Department American Legion Auxiliary Battery Park Hotel Asheville Andrew Jackson Post American Legion the Legion Auxiliary N.S. Stirewall John H. King Jack Burris Dave Croker James B. Lyon Memorial Library Oteen Executive Board First Baptist Church Legion Central Methodist Church Mann Plaga Theater M . Shumway Lexington Gause Gabe H. Croom Masonic Temple Oteen Hospital C. W. Francy

City Endeavorers Plan General Mass Meeting Tuesday Night

High Point Christian Endeavor Societies to meet at 8 p m in the Welch Memorial M P church hut at Mangum avenue and Lake street. Plans for the Union next quarter and the Camp Hanes Institute will be discussed along with reports from each society. The City Union award will be presented with High Point College society having won it at the first meeting.

Christian Endeavor Societies High Point Welch Memorial M. P Mangum Avenue Lake Street Union Officers’ Institute Camp Hanes Winston Salem City Union High Point College Society Roscoe Briley High Point Christian Endeavor Union

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled Tuesday Evening

The American Legion auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 45 PM at Mrs J C Welch's home on Greensboro road. Hostesses will be Mesdames H W McCain Jack Burris W J Bennett and Paul Gibson. Reports of the year's work will be heard and plans made to attend the late convention in Asheville.

American Legion Auxiliary J. C. Welch Greensboro Road H. W. McCain Jack Burris W. J. Bennett Paul Gibson Asheville

Tip Top Club Dance Near Guilford College

Members of the Tip Top club enjoyed a Thursday evening dance at Pleasant's Cabin near Guilford College. It was the second club dance with several new members attending plus a long refreshment list of attendees including Fred Ridge Nell Bulla Raymond Brown Helen Bulla John Smith Ruth Patterson Walter Robinson Maud Boyles and others.

Tip Top Pleasant’s Cabin Guilford College Fred Ridge Nell Bulla Raymond Brown Helen Bulla John Smith Ruth Patterson Walter Robinon Maud Boyles Dink Joach Margaret Davis Thuran Evans Doris Edwards Limer Young Billy Bunday Rnold Culler Louise Clark John Heath Evelyn Wiike Edward Ridge Francesa Moor Ralph Hiatt Bessie May Cdwards Dave Barker Calvin

Miss Mabel Grimes Becomes Bride of Ramseur Resident

Miss Mabel Grimes daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Grimes of Franklinville and Grady Hussey son of Mr and Mrs B H Hussey of Ramseur were married Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock in the home of Mr and Mrs J T Ambert of Asheboro with J T Lambert justice of the peace officiating A number of Franklinville and Ramsey young people attended the ceremony.

Asheboro Mabel Grimes R. R. Grimes Frankaville Grady Hussey B. H. Hussey Ramseur J. T. Ambert J. T. Lambert Franklinville Ramsey

Thomasville Gleaners Class entertained at Kinneywood

The Thomasville Gleaners Class of Main Street M E Sunday School met at the American Legion Hut in Kinneywood with Mrs. John Hall presiding. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Crews Mrs. L C Bridges and Mrs. Alfred Finch. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gladys Herring and Mrs. Carson Cox.

Thomasville Gleaners Main Street M. E American Legion Hut Kinneywood Lawrence Crews L. C. Bridges Alfred Finch John Hall

Young Couple Plans Ramseur Home Return

After a short trip the young couple will be at home in Ramseur where Mr Hussey is employed.

Ramseur Mr. Hussey

Local Residents Report Operations and Recoveries

Several area residents are listed as recovering from or recovering after operations at the local hospital. Names include Mrs. T A Brookshire, Miss Margaret McDonald, T E Macon, Manning Vestal, Miss Hazel Comer, Mrs. Thomas Gregg, Mrs. J R Peak, Mrs. Curtis Foster, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Miss Mamie Patenotte, and Mrs. Cecil Saunders. A birth is announced for July 17, Joseph Welborn to Mr. and Mrs. W B Teague. Herman Abels and Eccles Everhart plan a summer vacation to Mahtomedi Minnesota lasting four to six weeks.

T. A. Brookshire Randleman Margaret McDonald Candor T. E. Macon Asheboro Monay Manning Vestal Ing Curtis Foster Clifford Brown Mamie Patenotte Ashebor Cecil Saunders Vada Redding Sophia Herman Abels Eccles Everhart Mahtomedi White Bear Lake Minnesota

Foundation lotions a real protection for skin care

Basis of modern cosmetics, foundation lotions blend easily with skin and offer sun and wind protection. Use before applying makeup or with combination suntan products. Apply from throat upward, avoid over slick textures, and never atop stale cosmetics.

Alicia Hartner Modern Foundation

Local residents return from visits and moves in area

Mr and Mrs D F Dennis and son Kent came back yesterday from Ocean View Virginia after two weeks away. Mrs C B Embler has recovered enough to move from Guilford General hospital to her son H L Embler home but cannot receive visitors yet. Oma Harville and daughter Iretta moved to 319 Ardmore circle from East Lexington Avenue. Various residents travel to White Lake Myrtle Beach Asheville and Chattanooga for visits while others prepare for camps and markets.

D. F. Dennis Kent Ocean View C. B. Embler H. L. Embler Madison Avenue Guilford General Hospital Oma Harville Iretta Ardmore Circle East Lexington Avenue

Miss Bernice Kearns Hosts Party for Mrs J W Blackwell

Miss Bernice Kearns entertained at her West Green Street home Friday evening for Mrs J W Blackwell the former Dorothy Warner of the city. The rooms were decorated with summer flowers and guests played games with fortunes revealed for entertainment. The honoree was advised to prepare for a shower guided to a miscellaneous event.

J. W. Blackwell, Jr Dorothy Warner Bernice Kearns West Green Street Blackwell Dorothy McCulstess Rendezvous Bridge Club Main Street Hugh Justice Margaret Allen R. H. Whitaker

Kernersville Social: Vance Feted At Moravian Picnic

In Kernersville on July 17 the Moravian church Young Woman's Auxiliary hosted a picnic supper at Shorewood honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Vance. Attendees included couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Warren. The Vances received a silver wedding pattern gift.

Kernersville Young Woman's Auxiliary The Moravian Church Shorewood Fred F. Vance Vance Joe Smith Odell Flynt Roscoe Smith Ned Stuart Thurman Warren High Point

Informal Tea Set At Emerywood Club This Afternoon

An informal Sunday tea will be held at the Emerywood entry club at 4 30 this afternoon hosted by Mrs W L Jackson and Mrs Sidney Gayle All members and families are invited A frozen fruit salad course with iced tea was served last time Guests included Mesdames Hugh Justice R H Whitaker William Falk Misses Margaret Allen Bess Hastings Glendair Crossett Eugene Albert and Louise Robbins A birthday dinner for Mrs Russell Duggins was held at her Salisbury road home with many relatives and friends anyone attending listed various Idol and Duggins family members and their visitors

Emerywood Ntry Club W. L. Jackson Sidney Gayle Mesdames Hugh Justice R. H. Whitaker William Falk Margaret Allen Bess Hastings Glendair Crossett Eugene Albert Louise Robbins Russell Duggins Salisbury Road J. H. Idol Gurney Idol Vivian Dale Curtis Idol Ralph Edgar Doris Virginia Jener Idol Wayne Wendell Lee Maxine Delos Idol Paul Leta Linnie Homer Idol Burch Bernice Wilbur Weldon John A. Hedgecock Kernersville Howard Duggins Colfax Marion Whiteheart Dan Peggy Winston-Salem C. J. Reich C. J. Jr Harold Jack Inez Rural Hall Hellen Stafford Bailey Flynt Roger Henry Kernereville

W C T U To Meet With Mrs Barker

The W C T U will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 with Mrs J C Barker at her home 08 Otteray Drive Douglas Ray Lax Born This Week Mr and Mrs B A Lax announce the birth of a son Douglas Ray on Wednesday July 15 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Lax formerly Miss Azzilee Gurley

J. C. Barker Otteray Drive Douglas Ray Lax B. A. Lax Douglas Ray Guilford General Hospital Lax Azzilee Gurley J. B. Edwards New London Conn T. A. Brooksline Dolph Hospital

Home-Coming And Children's Day At Randleman Church

Annual home coming and Children's Day planned at Level Cross M. P. church on July 26 with a children's program and basket supper on the grounds. Community members invite all to attend and bring baskets.

Randleman Church

Earl Graves of Washington D C Called Home

Earl Graves of Washington D C was called home due to a serious illness of his father Lendo Graves.

Earl Graves Washington, D Lendo Graves

Births in Durham and Durham area announced

Mr and Mrs W G Sutt announce the birth of a daughter Bonnie Jean on July 16 at Burns Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Jewell R Kel announce the birth of a daughter Marie on July 13. Mrs Keith formerly Jessie Collins of Durham is connected to the announcement.

W. G. Suttland Monthen Avenue Bonnie Jean Burns Memorial Hospital Jewell R. Kel Forest Avenue Marie Keith Jessie Collins Durham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Auxiliary Moffitt’s North Main A —Ra Tip Top Club Marguerite and Thomasville Gleaners Demetrie Waldrop Norfolk J. W. Hawthorne East Main Street P. L. Shore West Jefferson 8. L. Pollock Rebecca Kinston Meyer Mendenhall, Jr City Memorial Hospital E. A. Pegg B. H. Williamson Ben Mt. Airy Blackstone J. B. Matthews Ray Hoover Patsy Newton Hoover W. F. Rader Chicago Peggy Mendenhall Camp Leach Washington N. C Moyer Mendenhall Snow Hill 8. C. Rierson Bobby Goldsboro C. L. Harris Hazel Comer Seagrove Thomas Gregg J. R. Peak Anna’ Louise Hollywood Beauty Mrs. van Dusenberg Lee Pierce Greensboro France Wright Clarence Sawyer White Lake Louise Cass Spartanburg, D. C S. F. Peele Short Smith Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Ossie Dickens Eva Sharpe Robert L. Lewis Washington, D. C Lewis Mrs C. L. Lewis Chestnut Street Frances Lewis Salisbury New York Bonnie Lewis Mrs. Justice Robert Ingram Betty Martha Chattanooga Tenn J. W. Freeman Freeman Minnie Moran Wade Marsh, Jr Camp Ridgecrest Ridgecrest W. E. Mitchell J. A. Marsh A. W. Marsh Addie Moore Aline Wrenn Nellie Yates Elizabeth Swim Myrtle Beach Mrs. B. W. Freeze H. O. Sechrest 8S. H. Porter Clinton City I. F. Strickland O. A. Taylor Betty Jo Harris Emory University Atlanta Floyd Teague James Gantt Albemarle Chariie Spencer Fourth Street J. W. Blackwell Betty Compson Francis X. Bushman Bryant Washburn Maurice Costello Fred Vance Rosa Kearns Pat Kearns Kathryn Hoover Eurlala Havener Essie Bean Nellie Byrd Lois Burton Etta Varner Martha Varner Ruth Slack Louise Kearns Patsy Ann Kearns Mesdames W. B. Varner L. P. Howell Walter Bowers Red” Stout C. H. Slack Floyd Wilkes Emerywood Club St AR A Paz Satie Nad City Raymond Peak Randolph Hos Dora Kirkman R. F. Ward Claud Hinshaw Naomi M Mrs. J. E. Davis Aboro Mrs. Davis R. W. Farlow D. L. Brown Ood Randleman Wike Stewart’s Brand S & B Cleanser Frederics Vita Tonic Nestoil Continental Beauty College N. Main St Wesley Memorial Arch
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