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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

6

Morrison Names 13 Non-Coms For Home Guard Unit

Captain C A Morrison announced 13 noncommissioned officers for the High Point company of the North Carolina State Guard. The Home Guard has khaki uniforms while gray uniforms are manufactured. Lt J O Pike says rifle work will begin. drill Thursday night at High Point Armory. Appointments include J Roy Teague as first sergeant and K R Purcell as supply sergeant, with six line sergeants and three corporals named.

High Point Company North Carolina State Guard C. A. Morrison Morrison Home Guard J. O. Pike Pike High Point Armory J. Roy Teague K. R. Purcell G. W. Wade J. R. Lindley W. L. Gurley D. W. Beck R. M. Gurley Jesse Jolly L. R. Sikes E. H. Powell W. J. Sullivan O. H. Doggett L. A. Rothrock

Lions Club Names Katte President and Bruton Gets Cup

High Point Lions Club elected John H. Katte president for the coming year at a Sheraton hotel dinner. John Bruton received a cup for completing the most club visits, presented by J. W. Van Loan and Bill Colman. New member Philip Silver welcomed. Bill Carter to handle defense bond sales. attendance prizes awarded to Rufus Russell and Jim Fink. The roster lists officers, directors, delegates to the state convention, and alternates with R. H. Smith and others as part of the delegation.

High Point Lions Club Sheraton Hotel John H. Katte Katte J. W. van Loan Paul Williamson Arnold Koontz Williamson John Bruton Bill Colman Rufus Russell Jim Fink Bill Carter Philip Silver E. A. Wright W. J. Cartier George H. Dobbins L. W. Flythe E. R. Outland J. K. Stephens Head Lions W. H. Coleman L. R .Zimmmerman H. A. Cecil R. W. Smith A. J. Koonce Tyson T. Ferree W. B. Flaharty George Johnson R. H. Smith H. M. Ridge Fred S. Laurance M. D. Matthews

Miss Doris Walton Weds William C. Howard at Home Ceremony

Miss Doris Walton and William Carey Howard married in a quiet home ceremony at 1335 Centennial avenue with Rev. Julian Lindsay officiating. The couple, entered by the couple themselves, will reside in Elsiewood after a trip to Washington and northern points, with Mr. and Mrs. Walton hosting.

Doris Walton Wm. Carey Howard William Carey Howard Greensboro W. L. Walton Centennial Avenue Julian Lindsay Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

Get-Together Club Honors Mrs. Rike At Farewell Shower

The Get-Together club hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Raymond Rike who is moving to Florence South Carolina. The surprise party at her Boulevard home featured gift packages tied on a door, a progressive daisies game, and a late refreshments run to Gibson's clubrooms. Attendees included Mesdames Bruce Bray Glenn Tomlinson Marvin Green Selby Mason Charlie Thomas Sam Lewis Hubert McCain George Ridge and the honoree Mrs. Rike.

Raymond Rike Florence S.C Gibson Mesdames Bruce Bray Glenn ‘Tomilin‘on Marvin Green Selby Mason Charlie Thomas Sam Lewis Hubert McCain George Ridge Rike

Thursday Twelve Entertained By Mrs. Sam McKinney

Members of the Thursday Twelve were entertained last evening by Mrs. Sam McKinney at her Fourth Street home. Three tables were played in two living rooms decorated with red and white flowers. Top score went to Mrs. H. M. Ridge Jr., who received a towel set and traveling notepaper. runner-up Mrs. Francis Hendrix won twin crystal vases. visitor’s towel awarded to Mrs. Edith Martin. A sweet course followed after cards were set aside.

Abrs Sam McKinney Fourth Street H. M. Ridge, Jr Francis Hendrix Edith Martin Miesdames Sam Michael L. A. Creech Worth Hedrick W. C. Keonts Mesdames John Hendrix Tony Simeon Honor Wardell Bill Dedmon Harold Dorsett

Miss Yow Graduates From Ashley Hall at Charleston

Miss Betsy Yow daughter of Mr and Mrs David T Yow graduated at Ashley Hall in Charleston attending commencement exercises She took part in student council Madrigal Club French Club Red Choir and Glee Club and played on the basketball team during her senior year highlighting broad campus activity

David T. Yow Betsy Yow Charleston D. C Ashley Hall Miss Yow Red Choir

Mrs Teague Returns to Library Work After Study

Mrs Lewis E Teague resumes duties at High Point Public Library after six months away for study at UNC Library School. She plans to return to Chapel Hill Tuesday night for commencement where Carl Sandburg will speak and Governor Broughton will present the diplomas.

Lewis E. Teague High Point Public Library Library School University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Carl Sandburg Governor Broughton

Emerywood Country Club Hosts Bridge and Dance Social

The Social Calendar lists a 2 p.m. weekly duplicate and contract bridge event at Emerywood Country Club followed by a 9:30 p.m. final dance of the season featuring Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. Out of town guests are invited to attend this outstanding occasion.

Emerywood Country Club Piedmont Cotillion Vincent Lopez

Charlotte Club Feted Here By Mrs. W. E. Outen

Mrs. W. E. Outen who moved from Charlotte to Emerywood Country Club entertained her bridge club from Charlotte at a luncheon bridge. Guests enjoyed a luncheon and bridge prizes were awarded to the winners. The Charlotte group included Mesdames W. F. McCantess Charles T. Brown William Wall Whiddill J. R. Purser Sam Pitts A. B. Taylor S. J. Taylor and Mrs. J. H. Walker.

W. E. Outen Emerywood Country Club Charlotte Mesdames W. F. McCantess Charles T. Brown William Wall Whiddill J. R. Purser Sam,Pitts A. B. Taylor S.J. Taylor J. H. Walker Charlotte Club

Large Group Attends Emery Wood Club Family Night

Approximately 62 club members and guests gathered at Emery Wood Country Club for Thursday Night Family Night in the clubhouse lounge. Serving began at 6:30 PM and ended at 8:00 PM with summer flowers on display. the event is a popular weekly feature. Tomorrow a large turnout is expected for the weekly Saturday afternoon bridge game at the club.

Emerywood Country Club

Kindergarten Tea At Home Of Mrs. Kirkman

A kindergarten tea at Mrs. W. G. Kirkman’s home closed features of commence ment week. Guests were welcomed by a receiving line of children and tea and cookies were served on the side porch. A recital by Kirkman Kindergarten children was set for 7:30 p.m. at Bay Street School. Mr. and Mrs. Rodriguez and sons Rene and George of Johnstown Pa. are visiting for N. C. State College commencement. Rodriguez, a Bethlehem Steel metallographist, is a 1930 graduate who has a younger brother graduating this year.

W. G. Kirkman Mary L. Ballard Martha Ann Davis Mick Fisher Peggy Ann Tobias Jimmy Casey Ann Langley Barbara Chambers Peggy Ingram Charles Lucas Frankie Herman Joe Walser Jane Marshall Bill Haworth Anne Poindexter Buddy Judish Aliss Mildred Free C. T. Langley Delk Smith Bay Street Kirkman R. A. Rodriguez and Rene George Johnstown G. A. N. Coppedge Rodriguez Carrick Avenue N.C. State College Bethlehem Steel Company Cambria

Local News Briefs From Lancaster Area Figures

Marie Grant returns home after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital ten days ago. Misses Janie and Violence Fitts travel to Blacksburg Va for the VPI finals over the weekend. Tarker Waynick at Duke Hospital shows unimproved condition after a backset. Mr Waynick remains seriously ill. Mr and Mrs John C Abels visit Lancaster for a week with the McEwens on Farriss Avenue. Miss DeLois Pressley arrives to spend summer with her parents. she is part of Lancaster High School faculty. Pauline Sides and Pleasant Nifong return from a southern trip visiting J Smith Nifong at Fort McClellan and Stokes Zimmerman in Atlanta. Mrs S S Coe and Peggy Ann, with Miss Peggy Teague, plan ten days at Shoreline Tavern Myrtle Beach. Mrs J E Lee of Ward Street returns from three weeks in Mississippi visiting Laurel Hattiesburg Gulfport and Biloxi.

Marie Grant Myrtle Street Burrus Memorial Hospital DeLois Pressley C. F. Pressley Lancaster High School May Pauline Sides Pleasant Nifong Winston-Salem South Carolina Georgia Alabama J. Smith Nifong Fort McClellan Dr. Stokes Zimmerman J. E. Lee Ward Street Mississippi Laurel Hattiesburg Gulfport Bijoni

Lopez Band To Play Final Cotillion Dance At Everywood

Vincent Lopez and his band will appear at the Piedmont Cotillion’s final dance of the year at Everywood Country Club. The event draws statewide interest with out of town guests and a special radio broadcast from the club floor. Lopez will perform a half hour set starting at 11:00 p.m. after a 9:30 p.m. dancing start, featuring Anne Barrett and Sonny Skyler.

Vincent Lopez Everywood Country Club Piedmont Cotillion High Point Coun Try Club Nola Anne Barrett Sonny” Skyler

Oil Tanks Ablaze at Alexandria Reported by DNB

German bomber raid on Alexandria set oil tanks alight at Britain's Mediterranean base last night. The official German news agency DNB said the blaze produced a strong glare visible across the sea.

Berlin Alexandria Britain Mediterranean DNB

Beeson Elected Senior Regent Of Women Of Moose

Mrs Beeson is elected senior regent of the Women Of Moose at a regular meeting held at Moose Hall. Officers installed include senior regent Mable Beeson junior regent Esther Brooks chaplain Geneva Ellington recorder Willard Evans treasurer Nell Cashceart. Reports from committees and plans for a membership banquet at city lake on June 13 are noted.

Womiec Lucile Smith Outlook Mable Beeson Sadie Smith Helen Wright Esther Brooks City Lake Geneva Ellington Mooseheart Endowment Fund

Copper Mines Yield Gold and Silver by-Products in 1939 Census

United States copper mines in 1939 reported recovery of by-products from copper ore. The census lists 429,496 ounces of gold and 13,138,000 ounces of silver recovered alongside copper.

United States

Dr Weaver to Preach in Thomasville Sermon Alert

Dr C C Weaver of Winston Salem, superintendent of the Winston Salem District of the Methodist Conference, will deliver the sermon at the morning service of the Community Methodist Church in Thomasville on June 6. News note records the schedule as announced.

Thomasville C. C. Weaver Winston-Salem Methodist Conference Community Methodist Church

Pastor Rev J Clyde Auman to preside at June conference

Rev J Clyde Auman announced that Dr Weaver would preside over the Community Church quarterly conference scheduled for Wednesday June 11. The announcement highlights church leadership and the upcoming meeting.

J. Clyde Auman Auman Weaver

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Sedgefield Horse Show Sedgefield M. E. Whitney Jack Slane Betty Wall Betty Ann Rankin Randall Terry, Jr Wilis Slane Johnsie Newlin RK. B. Terry Bobbie Lindsay Tommye Stanton Whitney Shirley Redding Jean Hardin Carrie Lee Ehlers Nancy Redding Meredith Slane Lions Club Bruton Emony Howard Walton Atlanta High Point College H. M. Howard Mars Hill Wake Forest College Ellis and Sales Corporation Washington Elsiewood Here Nnee South Main St Spode China Rose Briar Cowslip Wicker Lane Ann Hathaway Blue Camilla Ioc South Main Street Marnt Shoe Co High Point, N.C Mrs. Kirkman Janie Violence Fitts Blacksburg Nick Duke Hospital Waynick John C. Abels W. B. McEwen Farriss Avenue Atlanta Southern Dental College Dance Lopez Enterprise J. F. Marquette Grand Lodge Marquette Sol Damp Wash Service DR. Weaver Pillsburys Pillsbury’s Best Pillsbury’s Pillsbury's Sam Pillsbury Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
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