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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1938

Page

6

Idol Bride-To-Be Honored With Informal Evening

Mr and Mrs W C Idol hosted a small group at their 210 drive residence to honor Miss Bess Idol a bride-elect for next Saturday. Guests enjoyed games with novelty prizes, a fruit bowl gift for the honoree, and refreshments. Miss Idol will be feted again today at Mrs A Glenn Smith's home on Greenway Drive.

W. C. Idol T Drive Bess Idol Charles &. Coble Guilford College Detroit Mich Perden Mise Idol A. Glenn Smith Greenwey Drive

BPWC Baby And Child Contests Attract Wide Interest

The Better Baby Conference by the Business and Professional Women's Club of High Point continues to draw attention. Ruth Goodman chairs the event at 310 South Main Street. Babies up to 6 years may be weighed and registered for prizes based on health, popularity and beauty. A nightly score board will log daily results from the headquarters.

Business and Professional Women's Club of High Joint Ruth Goodman Miss Goodman South Main Street High Point Carolyn Gordon J. W. Gordon

Miss Covington Honored At Thomasville Tea Price

Special to The Enterprise July 29 Thomasville. An afternoon tea honored bride elect Miss Katherine Covington of August at the home on Elliott drive hosted by Mrs. Royal G. Jennings and daughter Miss Betty Claire Jennings. Guests included Mrs. T. E. Jennings and others with floral decorations in summer colors and a nuptial green and white motif.

Thomasville Katherine Covington Royal*g. Jennings Betty Claire Jennings Alma Jennings Elliott Drive Carson Coz T. E. Jennings R. D. Covington James E. Lambeth Jennie Reid Newby Margaret Grayson High Point Bertram Heathcote F. &. Lambeth W. W. Rankin Durham Glenn Pennington John Pennington M. A. Lackey Mie Betty Jennings Mise Covington C. F. Gibson Frances Griffin Elisabeth Blair Elizabeth Hawthorne Theresa Hoover Betty Jo Abela M. ©. Elledge Evelyn Baker

McCalls Return From Mountain Cottage Week End Guests

Mr and Mrs J H McCall and family return to 639 Colonial Drive after spending a week in the western mountains. Their cottage between Asheville and Blowing Rock hosted visitors including Miss Dorothy McCall with guests Miss Aliee Chandler Miss Martha Carter of Weldon Carey Siderton Vernon Von Drehie and Joe Whitley all of this city.

J. H. McCall Colonial Drive Asheville Blowing Rock Dorothy McCall Aliee Chandler Martha Carter Weldon Carey Siderton Vernon von Drehie Joe Whitley

Return From Extensive West Coast Vacation

Mrs. Mae and Dorothy Kirk and brother P V Kirkman Jr. return to West Broad Street after a five week motor trip to Los Angeles San Francisco Lake Louise Yellowstone Black Hills and a Cincinnati stopover. Guests numbered about two hundred as they enjoyed refreshments hosted by Mrs C F Gibson.

Mae Dorothy Kirkman P. V. Kirkman, Jr Weat Broad Street West Coast Los Angeles California San Francisco Lake Laulee Canada Yellowstone National Park Black Hills Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs John Walker Honors Mother On Eightieth Birthday

Mrs John Walker hosted a luncheon at Colonial Drive Wednesday for her mother Mrs W P Pickett as she celebrated her eightieth birthday. Fifteen guests attended including Mrs J J Eads Miss Mary Eller of Mount Airy and other relatives and friends.

John Walker Colonial Drive W. P. Pickett J. J. Eads Mary Eller Mount Airy Pickett F. M. Pickett Lou Pickett L. J. Dufee Thomas Carrick Mary D. Moore Spartanburg D. C Charlie Rothrock Eller P. W Fligge Maggie Sheloft Minnie FP. Harrell John Pickett Walker

Mrs J H Womble Hosts Arts Club Guests at Gib son Clubrooms

Members of the Household Arts club gathered yesterday at the Gibson clubrooms on North Main for a pleasant afternoon hosted by Mrs J H Womble. Flowers helped decorate the rooms and plans were discussed for the fall program and a near term outing. A refreshing ice course followed for Mesdames Ellington Sale Grissom Ingram Ellis Russell Dutton and Womble and guests Mrs Co Toler of Greensboro and Mrs Lipscomb of Chase City Va visiting her son Henry Lipscomb.

Household Arts Club J. H. Womble Gibson North Mair Street Mesdames Claude Ellington W. D. Sale, Sr C. F. Grissom Fred Ingram John T. Ellis N. B. Russell Sam Dutton Co. Toler Greensboro D. Sale H. A. Lipscomb Chase City Henry Lipscomb

Miss Cox Heads to One Day Peace Conference Near Black Mountain

Miss Clara Cox leaves Sunday for Blue Ridge to attend a one day conference of the Fellowship of Reconciliation Peace organization at Robert E Lee hall near Black Mountain. She travels with Miss Laura Davis of Archdale and returns Monday morning. Speakers include Miss Georgia Harkness from Wellesley College and Dr Smart of Emory University.

Clara Cox Blue Ridge Fellowship of Reconciliation, Peace, Organization Robert EB. Lee Hall Black Mountain Laura Davis Archdale Georgia Harkness Wellesley College Ot Er Starold Pey New York Ation Smart Emory University

Local Group Assists At Thomasville Tea

A Thomasville tea honored bride to be Katherine Covington. Mrs R G Jennings hosted with Alma Jennings Betty Jennings presiding. Local ladies including Mrs M A Lackey C E Diffendale Margaret Grayson helped receive guests and Betty Jo Abels served.

Thomasville

Church Social and Picnic Plans At Local Churches

The Philathea class at Oak Hill church will host a covered dish supper from 6 to 8 PM this evening, inviting the public. The Faithful Workers class at Hilliard Memorial Baptist plans a Mirror Lake picnic Saturday morning, departing church at 10 o'clock with transportation provided. An ice cream social by Fairview M E church Young Peoples group will be at Clemie Croker’s home in Trinity Route 1 on Saturday evening July 30, with the public invited.

Oak Hill Philathebas Oak Hill Church Hilliard Memorial Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Mirror Lake Salisbury Fairview M. BE Young Peoples Traia of Fairview M. E

Mrs Andrew Smith and Miss Seward Host Mrs Sechler

Mrs Andrew Smith and Miss Marty Ruth Seward hosted a bridge gathering for Mrs Carl Sechler at the Seward home on I sion road. Three tables played contract with prizes awarded to Mrs Lechlier and Mrs Kearns, while Mrs Simeon received second high. a salad set and book ends were given to the bride.

Andrew Smith Miss Seward Sechler Carl Sechler Kate Lomax Marty Ruth Seward Bridge Insion Road Charles Kearns Lechlier Tony Simeon Margaret and Elizabeth Shields Ann Moss Carrie Clemmons Lucille Crawford Pearl Cridlebaugh Mesdames Winford Hinkle Charlies Kearns Thomasville James Brooks

McKenney On Bridge Secretary by William McKenney

South opened semi preemptive with a long strong minor. North discarded spade five and four rounds of spades followed as the squeeze built. A heart deuce was shed, four clubs were cashed, and the contract failed.

William McKenney American Contract Bridge League South North Duscard

Bridge play aids Mrs Latter in Wilmington win

In a hand where Mrs H B Latter of Wilmington Delaware aided by her partner, the suit and play led to a top score. Latter won the last trick as dummy collapsed making it unlikely she could take all tricks due to probable stoppers in spades hearts and clubs. South led another diamond.

H. B. Latter Wilmington Del Latter North South

Contract Problem Teaser From Next Teases

Silly garble and codes dominate the fragmentary line up of teaser text for an upcoming contract problem section. Content appears non coherent with random alphanumeric sequences and misformatted header-like hints.

Local notes on residents and upcoming chapel program

Miss Katherine Lowdermilk leaves for New York City for a short vacation. Edgar and Dewitt Murphy arrive from Tiffin Ohio to visit their mother Mrs. Clara Barnes in Troy. A children's program and plens will be held Sunday July 31 at Osborne's Chapel in their honor. Various locals visitors and hospital stays are noted, including Carter Dalton leaving Burrus Memorial Hospital after bronchitis treatment and Doris Woodlief undergoing an appendectomy with satisfactory progress.

Edgar and Dewitt Murphy Junior Order Tiffin Ohio Clara Barnes Cable Street Osborne's Chapel Doris Woodlief Trinity Guilford General Hospital Mary Alice Futrelle A. E. Futrelle Mise Futrelle Pircove Memorial Hospital

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Madeline Hoover Eprroe - Orne W C. Idol BPWC Carolyn Bostian Mary Helen Macon Carolyn Jane Spencer Norma Dean Hill Barbara Ann Schoenfeldt Sonya Kay Sloop Shirley Ann Bradley Linda Ann Sechrest Clara Whitaker Ronda Marie Lula Keroleen Byrum Edna Vivian Petty Lorna Gail Thompson Fay Marie Spencer Patricia Ann Morgan Mary Ann Stafford Billy Burton Billy Joe Joyce James Russell Phipps Ftiret Charles Sydney Vaughn Bobby Williams Larry Michael Manat Frankie Collins Jerry Napier Johnny Boyles Donald Bar Sowers Bobby Lloyd Weaver Jimmy Casey James Herbert White Daniel Beers Townsend Charles Edward Priest Garland Dwight Cloeer Covington Williams Otahontas Virginia Beach Burt Batht Wallace Clare Ounar High Joss FBI Silk Lizzie Gooch J. H. McCalls Mountain Cottage Josephine Williams John Hawks Tasker Main Street M. E. Church Charles C. Robbins, Jr Spruce Pine Herbert Cortlandt Robbins Irene Coe J. C. Coe Miss Williams Herbert L. Coe Steubenville Coe Miss Willant Robert Williams Doris Williams Wavel Bumgardner Gladys Black F. I. Alexander Douglas Hall Washington Alexander Misses Wavel Bumgardner Willa Mae Everhart Salem Street School Avenue J H. Womble Miss Cox R. G. Jennings Alma James Lambeth, Jr C. E. Diffendale Betty Jo Abels Lee Lipton's Tea Rose Brand Morning Glory Pure Carolina Wissor’s Ausage Ld. Pail CERTO Silver Kentucky Wonder Tender Matoes U. S. Bliss Calif Horne's Highland Grocery Highland Mill Hillcrest Grocery Prospect Street Lambeth Mangam One Ideal Grocery English & Briggs Oak Hill English & Burton Fairmont English St Katherine Lowdermilk Lindsay Street New York City Rufus King Annabella King Lena Lowe Jarrett D. H. Parsons Carrie Lowe Troy Carter Dalton Burrus Memorial Hospital Herman Hunter D. W. Hunter Greenway Drive Betty Lou Cummings Edgedale Drive Lynchburg Va Camp Chilarna A. E. Williams Arthur Fidler Charles C. Robbins Sprute Pine Herbert Cartlandt Ocean Forest Carling Dinkler
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