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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1937

Page

6

Emerywood Club Hosts Morning Bridge Event

The Emerywood Country Club held a Friday morning bridge party with five tables of contract bridge. Mrs. John C. Abels won the prize for playing, and Mrs. Herman Smith served as host. A light refreshment break followed.

Emerywood Country Club Herman Smith John C. Abels Mesdames C. S. Beaver J. H. Davis Hal A. Davis R. L. Waynick W. C. Idol A. G. Douglas J. W. Thompson Frank Hunsucker Johmn C. Abels Thomas Turner, Jr Jesse Washburn Frank Smith C. E. Lehman W. R. Campbell T. C. Langley Betty Lou Jackson Pauline Douglas Mary Allen Clinard Pearl Thompson Country Club Bernard

Household Arts Meets Thursday Dance Music by Fowler band

The Household Arts club meets at Mrs. L. L. Far low’s Jones Street home tomorrow at three o clock. Fowler and his Rhythm Masters provide dance music for the afternoon event.

Household Arts Household Arts Club L. L. Farlow Jones Street Fowler

Women Of M To Meet Tonig

The Women of the M hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 in a hall. All committee chair reports for the month should be ready for presentation.

Business Women Back Girl Scout Movement in High Point

The Business and Professional Girls club endorsed the Girl Scout movement at their dinner meeting at the YWCA hut. They voted a five dollar donation to a troop at the junior high school sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary and approved a $100 Loan Fund applicant. The club also favors music in the school curriculum and organized a silverware purchase committee. Birthdays of two members were celebrated with gifts and cake. Mrs Martha Martin Pritchard received wedding gifts from the group.

Business and Professional Girls Club Legion Auxiiliary High Point Blanche Barbour Thelma Patrick Unity Nash Lucille Browne Ruth Russell Hayes Gladys Hall Martha Martin Pritchard

BPWC Installs New Officers In Elwood Hotel Ceremony

The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club installed new officers at the Elwood hotel with Miss Eloise Ward in charge and Miss Mildred Wessinger as president. Delegates to the Durham meeting were chosen, and the club endorsed the Girl Scout Movement.

BPWC Elwood Hotel High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club Eloise Ward Mildred Wessinger Orianna B. James FE. M. Shipman Ruth Carter R.B. Ranson Rosalie Shields Kemp House Frances Mendenhall Rosalie Sheilds Miss Mendenhall Henderson Club Durham Miss Wessinger American Legion Auxiliary D. T. Yow

Girl Pentagon Club Set Initiation Meeting Evening

The Girls' Pentagon club plans a meeting at Miss Mildred Furgurson's home this evening. Old members are asked to arrive by 7 15 and new members by 7 30 for formal initiation.

Pentagon Club Mildred Furgurson

Local residents listed with travel and family notices

Mrs. C B Stainback left for New York on a business trip. Miss Helen Smith recovering after an operation at Guilford hospital. Bobby Bryant returns home for summer after Augusta Military Academy. Betsy Holton spent weekend at Triangle Lake with friends from Asheville and Guilford College. Mrs M C Rowland to spend week with mother in Randleman. Dewey Hammer Artie Hammer and Victor Hammer attended John M Caveness funeral in Asheboro. Mrs Emma Poole to spend ten days in Chicago visiting Ray Linton family. Charlotte visitor Mrs Shuford Peeler and Mrs P H Johnson seen at Thurston street home. Friends of Virgie Marsh ill at Guilford General hospital after operation.

Bobby Bryant Hobart M. Bryant Hillcrest Drive Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance Betsy Holton Triangle Lake Martha Nesbit Mary Lee Medlin Asheville Gretchen Ogburn Guilford College Holton Woman's College Dewey Hammer Artie Hammer Victor Hammer John M. Caveness Asheboro Epmma Poole Lindsay Street Chicago Ill Ray Linton Shuford Peeler Charlotte P. H. Johnson Thurston Street Virgie Marsh Archdale Guilford General Hospital

DeMolay Graduation Ball and Winthrop Alumni Picnic

Social calendar lists a DeMolay Graduation Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Mal Hallet and his orchestra from 9:30 p m to 1:30 a m. At 6 p m Mrs N H Stire wall and Mrs A J Owen host a picnic supper for former Winthrop college students at Mrs Owen's Archdale home.

High Point Greensboro Order of DeMolay Sedgefield Manor Mal Hallet

Dalton Family Returns From Hollins Graduation Festivities

Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton and accompanying family members returned home after attending graduation exercises at Hollins College. Miss Caroline Dalton attended the ceremony and Miss Beverly Dillon plans to join a Monkey Island house party. Also noted are summer music teaching plans for Miss Janet Russell and the birth announcement of Phyllis Jean Coletrane.

Carter Dalton C. T. Ingram, Jr Dc. M. Hauser Alma Virginia McCain Charles Tomlinson Hollins College Caroline Dalton Beverly Dillon Ithaca N. Y Hollins Monkey Island Frank Penn Reidsville Charles Coletrane Osborne Street Phyllis Jean

Six Men Held In Payroll Robbery At Cornelius Mill

Six men were jailed in Charlotte in connection with a $3800 payroll robbery at the Cornelius Cotton mill last week. Those charged include George Brannon Roy Bumgarner Fritz Murphy with the robbery Ralph Shue with complicity and J W Brannon Will Brown held for investigation.

Charlotte Cornelius George Brannon Roy Bumgarner Fritz Murphy Ralph Shue J. W. Brannon Will Brown

Bridge Party at Community House in Kernersville

Six tables hosted by Misses Madge Deaton Sara Deaton and Jim Spears at the Community House bridge party in Kernersville. High score went to Mrs R C Morris, low score to Avdlee Hammocks, traveling prize to Mary Stone bride elect. Guests included Mrs Collins of Atlanta and out of town visitors from Winston Salem High Point Asheville Oak Ridge Guilford College Tryon Greensboro.

Kernersville Madge Sara Deaton Jim Spears R. C. Morris Avdlee Mary Stone Gertrude Vance Mesdames Wood Black C. L. Joyner Y. B. Albert Charles Adams Collins Atlanta, Ga F. L. Webster Winston-Salem J. W. Woolen High Point Willam Swaim Asheville D. L. Donnell Oak Ridge Greensboro Ida Mae Higgins Guilford College Ruth Deaton Tryon N. C

New Members Joined West Emerywood Garden Club

An enthusiastic West Emerywood Garden Club meeting yesterday added three new members Mesdames A. B. Hen ley E. W. Freeze Jr and C. T. Ingram Jr to the club roll. Mrs Valette s Barris High Point Garden Club council president spoke on borders and bloom care with a round table discussion following.

West Emerywood Garden Club Garden Club Council Valette S. Barris High Point Garden Club Councill

Miss Atkins To Attend Meeting

Miss Carey Atkins a Greensboro college student from the past winter visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Atkins of 315 Fourth Street. She will travel to Blue Ridge on Saturday for a YWCA YMC A Student Conference and return June 15 to begin office work at the college during the summer.

Carey Atkins Greensboro College John Atkins Fourth Street Blue Ridge Greensboro

Domino Club Welcomes Four New Members At Meeting

At the regular Domino club meeting on Greensboro road four new members were welcomed Miss Annie Star Ellington Barbara Phillips Martha Jarrett and Claudine Kirkman. Initiation supper planned for Sunday at six at Mrs Ellingtons home.

Domino Club Margaret Fowler Greensboro Road Annie Star Ellington Barbara Phillips Martha Jarrett Claudine Kirkman Talmadge Ellington Miss Kirkman Howell Street

Wake Forest Graduation Attended by Local Residents

Among attendees at the Wake Forest commencement exercises were Miss Catherine Howard and her brother Young Howard who earned a Bachelor of Arts with cum laude. Mrs. Clay Young, Miss Ollie Brown, Jack Neighbors, and Wesley Howard accompanied them.

Wake Forest Catherine Howard Miss Howard Young Howard Howard Clay Young Ollie Brown Jack Neighbors Wesley Howard

Church Social Executive Group Plans State Convention Area Visit

The City Union CBE executives met at president Jay Hendricks home to map Greensboro state C E convention activities. They approved an inter visitation to solicit registrations and planned a mass meeting for the City Union. Refreshments were served by Ruth and Charles Hendricks after the session. Welch Memorial Society moves meeting to church hut for Thursday at 7 30 PM. all members urged to attend.

City Union C. BE Jay Hendricks High Point Ruth Charles Hendricks Welch Memorial Society Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society Lee Meredith

Also Mentioned on This Page

DeMolay Ball Mildred Marsh Edith Crowder Martha Webster Dorothy Ellington Glenyce Dalton Mal Hallett Business Margery Hillis Hutchens C. B. Stainback Stainback New York Helen Smith Clay Street Guilford Hospital M. C. Rowland T J. A. Ivey Randleman Moffitt’s North Main Street Dalton Miss Russell Janet Russell High Point College Oberlin Conservatory of Music Oberlin Ohio London England Tobias Matthay Egon Petri Eugenia Albert Elizabeth Fulp Anne McGuire Elkin Martha McGuire Vance Fulp Newberry D. C Naomi Morton Lexington Garden Club O. Arthur Kirkman Mesdames Kirkman John Foy Amos Kearns L. G. Robichaux Charles Kearns Charles McAnally Robert Fountain Frank Wall Miss Atkins Miss Fowler Gruen Savoy Saint Jeweler South Main Street Samuel Hyma South Main Strd de Pension Rit Cos Norge Hendrix Bro.’ Furniture CO Henry Olan Herbert John Francis Glenn Wrenn Street Phom
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