Mrs. Kerner Hosts Au Fait Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Philip Kerner entertained the Au Fait bridge club and guests at Mrs. Wood Black’s Kernersville home. High score went to Mrs. Carl Kerner, low to Edgar Shore, visitors’ high to Mrs. W Donnell, and the One-eyed Jack prize was won by Mrs. Carl Kerner. Several tables, decorated with summer flowers, held bridge play followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Philip Kerner
Wood Black
Carl Kerner
Edgar Shore
W. Donnell
Aring Anly
Carl Korner
Ted
Richard Whitaker
Carl R. Kerner
D. L. Donnell
Zack St. Whitaker
J. R. Paddreon
Rich Whitaker
Donnell Wood Black
Miss Linville Hosts Circle 4 Missionary Society
Miss Mary Linville hosted Circle 4 of the M. E. church missionary society at her home. She led devotionals as members sang I Would Be True. Mrs Bodenheimer spoke on Where Is Thy God from Songs In the Night. Eleanor Stafford presided. the group discussed a cookbook project and shared punch and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Linville
Circle 4
M. E. Church Missionary Society
Miss Linville
J. C. Bodenheimer
Ladies Aid circles hold joint meeting at Corum home
Circles one and two of the M. P. church Ladies Aid met at the Corum home Tuesday evening with Mrs. Corum presiding. Mrs. Parrish led worship ending in prayer. Committee reports were given and an ice course was served to a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ross and their son Jack left after visiting Myrtle Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. P. Church
Mesdames John and
Odell Corum
Clay Ross
Jack
R. C. Morris
Myrtle Beach
J. T. Justice
Adderton Reception Honors Son and Bride in Lexington
Lexington July 23. Mr and Mrs James Adderton hosted a elegant Friday evening reception at their West Third Avenue home for their son Stokes Adderton and his bride Mrs Adderton. Guests included Mrs Z W Walser Mrs R L Burkhead of Winston Salem and Mrs Nash Spencer Cochrane of Matthews. More attendees and details follow with a reception line and terrace service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James Adderton
Weat Third Avenue
Stokes Adderton
Adderton
G. W. Mountcastie
D. A. Walser
Z. W. Walser
R. L
Leslie and Myrtle Beauty Shop First of Week Specials
The Leslie and Myrtle shop offers economy in services with licensed graduates. Appointments available Monday Tuesday or Wednesday for first of the week specials. Materials used are standard quality ensuring neat beauty for hair complexion and nails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leslie & Myrtle
Lessie Britt
Lessle
Myrtle
Leslie & Myrtle Shop
Make Others' Faults Your Beauty Guide
Alicia Hart urges women to study faults in peers to improve their own appearance. She cites carelessness in grooming, posture, and dress as common issues and advises adopting better hair, makeup, and upright posture to look more polished and less fatigued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Julie
Mary
Sue
Randleman Social Scenes Highlight Bridge Club Event
Mrs. Cletus Brookshire hosted a bridge night for her club and guests on the Asheboro road with prizes for Mrs. Frank Talley and Mrs. Larry Hammond. The Randleman Wahoo band reunion night at Mrs. Edd Redding’s featured dancing, games, and an ice course for about thirty guests. The M P church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. D L Brady’s home with the president presiding and a devotional, followed by ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman Bridge Club
Cletus Brookshire
Randleman Wahoo
Edd Redding
Randolph County
Central Falls Orchestra
Lce
Missen Louise
Undine Redding
Philip Frazier
William MceCollum
J. B. Redding
Watermelon Feast at St Paul’s M FE Church Class
Miss Evelyn Allred's class at St Paul’s M FE church enjoyed a watermelon feast at the memory of a community gathering. Students shared slices and conversations in a warm end of day activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Allred
St. Paul's M. FE
Weekend visit and newborn in North Carolina news
Mr and Mrs Loyd McCall and children of Charlotte visited Mrs Della Bulla for the weekend. Vernon Wood announces the birth of a daughter Flo Etta at home on July 21. Mrs R W Farlow of Goldsboro visited her sisters Mrs J E Davis Mrs Winslow and Mrs J W Gray. Miss Dixie Helms leaves Sunday for Virginia Beach to join her parents Dr and Mrs T L Helms after returning from Enfield where she spent the weekend with Miss Helen Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Seven Springs
N. C
Justice
Amos Musten
Forsyth County
Walter Linville
Jane
Anne
Bud Linville
V. V. Vaughn
Minnesotte Beach
B. A. Helms
Edith
Kay Helms
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Harmon Linville
W. R. McCain
Point
Virginia Beach
Sea
D. G. McKaughn
Dublin
8. C
Lura
Dallas Bowman
Colfax
A Smith
Hazel Hendrix Spen
Paul G. Fulp
Chariton, Jr
Gustonia
St. G. Ring
Bob Hepler
Greensboro
Melba Winfree
Loyd McCall
Charlotte
Della Bulla
Vernon Wood
Flo Etta
R. W. Farlow
Goldsboro
J. E. Davis
Winslow
J. W. Gray
Dixie Helms
T. L. Helms
Miss Helms
Enfield
Helen Davis
Annual PTA Institute Opens At State University
The eleventh annual Parent-Teacher Institute run by the University of North Carolina and the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in Chapel Hill August 8 12. Sessions start 7 30 p m in Hill Music Hall with J Buren Sidbury presiding and a large program featuring educators and officials from Elon College Boys Clubs of America and state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Russell M. Grumman
University Extension Division
Hill Music Hall
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
Grumman
Carrboro
Margaret Gilbert
North Carolina Library Commission
Grace van Dyke More
National Pta
Carl V. Reynolds
G. M. Cooper
W. D. Perry
General College
the University
J. Henry Highsmith
State Department of Public Instruction
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
Hari RK. Douglass
University Division of Education
Ruth Everett
State Education Association
Sidbury
Weaver Mann
Newton
J. 8. Blair
Elizabethtown
E. E. White
Greensboro
M. O. Board
State Board of Music
Miss Wade
W. J. Burke
Gibsonville
N. L Walker
Raleigh
W. W. Weant
Salisbury
Burke
Guy B. Johnson
Local Society Notes Celebrate Weddings and Honorees
Miss Mc Crary received crystal in wedding pattern and Miss Calvert a decorative bowl. Mrs. David Franklin Conrad, a bride, got a nest of smoking trays. Mrs. 8 J Erwin, Mrs. Louis Bowles, Mrs. James Beal, Miss Nancy Lawler, and Mrs John Myers were awarded various gifts. Adelaide Craver and Oliver Farabee’s marriage, announced after a long gap, ties families to Reeds and Lexington. Dorathy Weddington and Laura Blue hosted a bridge in Parkview for Virginia McCrary’s wedding hopes. high score prize awarded to the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCrary
Calvert
David Franklin Conrad
J. Erwin
Lancaster
Calif
Louis Bowles
Statesville
James Beal
Sanatorium
Nancy Lawler
Pensacola
Fla
John Myers
C. M. Clodfelter
Pearl Hege Reynolds
Meredith Boaze
Adelaide Craver
Oliver Farabee
Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals
New London
Conan
Farabee
J. Cc. Parabee
Navy
Mrs. Farabee
Mr. Farabee
West Coast
Dorothy Weddington
Laura Blue
Bridge
Parkview Apartments
Virginia McCrary
Stokes Adderton
High Score
Prise
Arthur Myers
Loyace Wagoner
Madeline Thompson
McCrary
Conrad
Adderton
W. C. Baker
Concord
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Adderton In Century Oaks Event
A North Main Street reception at Century Oaks honored Mrs Stokes Adderton a recent bride with prizes for high score Loyace Wagoner and Mrs W B Hunt, plus gifts for Miss Virginia McCrary and other guests. Out of town attendees included Mrs Richard Bragan and Mrs Ralph Boggs. A two course luncheon followed with wedding bell shaped ice and pink and white cake embossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Cochrane
Matthews
Richard Bragaw
Nancy Reid
James Adderton
Stokes Adderton
James PD. Proctor
Lumberton
Charles Thompson
Malcolm Grimes, Jr
David Franklin Conrad
Virginia McCrary
Joe White
James Witherspoon
Ben Sumner
J. B. Moffitt
Cabell Philpott
Dwight Pickard
Arthur Myers
Richard Bragan
Ralph Boggs
Chester
Century Oaks
North Main Street
W. B. Hunt
W. F. Brinkley
Adderton
James Proctor
Frank Hill
Lenoir
Ellen Cochrane
Nash Spencer Cochrane
Lee
Spiced fruit punch for warm weather hosts
A playful recipe promising status elevating hospitality with a tea spiced fruit punch. It blends pineapple, grapefruit, orange, and lemon juices with hot sugar water, cinnamon, and cloves, then combines with the fruit mix for serving.
Address to Mar jorie Mansfield in The Enterprise columns
Readers are invited to send questions to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. The column will answer letters as part of the newspaper’s advice feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Note on Love and Patience
A reader writes about an engagement postponed after the fiancé loses his job, describing a romantic mother who plans a June wedding and urging the writer to regain strength. The guidance advises practical steps to support the husband and avoid drastic actions while laying groundwork for him to pursue his best efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Woman Seeks Independence After Unambitious Husband
Narrator describes a troubled marriage with a passive husband living with the wife's parents. She mentions a sickly baby and reliance on the father to support the family. She feels unable to work due to caregiving and domestic constraints.
A Wife Seeks Advice On Securing A Home
A worried wife writes that she has not complained to her parents or husband, has been ill and anxious about the baby, and now desires guidance to obtain a home of her own. A friend responds that the problem is real and solvable with effort, acknowledging her awareness of the difficulties.
Glycerine Enhances Flavor in Spiced Fruit Drink
A recipe notes using glycerine to pour over crushed ice to heighten flavor from mixed spices and fruit juices. It claims the glycerine adds smoothness to the finished beverage.
Spouse advises finding time to support husband’s needs
The speaker urges plans to share activities he enjoys, attend occasional parties, and gently emphasize future stability when he lands a job and the home life improves, while the wife cares for a sick child and bears fatigue.
Flies Attract With Molasses In Local Field Tale
A local farmer notes the old saying that sweeter bait draws more flies in his own field. The remark highlights practical farming lore and community storytelling during harvest time.
Proverbial Weather Lore Promises Snow in Christmas Week
A quip on superstition links thunder and lightning during Christmas week to heavy snow. It suggests an old saying that ice that forms before Christmas will bear a mouse afterward, reflecting folk beliefs about weather and luck.
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Mrs. Kerner
Au Fait Bridge Club
Richmond
Helen Winfree
Walter Allen
Ocracoke Island
Arnold Franke
Inston-Salem
Eleanor Stafford
Cairman
Russell Coleman Emerson
Edna Hall Hyams
David Roessier Hyams
J. B. Craven
Ridgecrest
Emerson
High Point
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Mrs Adderton
R. L. Reynolds
Hege Inn
Cornelia Calvert
Linwood
7. A. McCrary
Anns
Beauty
Mamie B. Hart
Ward Street
Beauty Shop
Duradene
Eugene Oi
Duart Oi
Minnie Steed
Lois DeVinney
Lucille DeVinney
Helen Curtis
Leslie & Myrtle Beauty Shop
East
Russell Street
Willowbrook Street
Fitch Cosmetics
Ann
Municipal Lake
James O. Pickard
W. T. Herrin
D. L. Brady
J. L. Hall
Brady
Richard Brown
Hall
C. L. Spencer
John Howell
PTA. Institute
State University
Sousa
Ues van
Batiste
3C Notion
Taffetta
George
Aes Department Store
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