Tea Dance Delights Younger Social Set At Emerywood
The S Amusant club hosted a tea dance at Emerywood Country Club with about 250 young socialites and nearby city guests. Bernard Fowler led his orchestra from four to six p.m., while notable High Point girls like Mary Le Millis and Margaret Haworth joined the event. A second dance is planned at Emerywood tomorrow from ten to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S‘amusant Club
Emerywood Country Club
Ayyn
S’amusant Club
Bernard Fowler
S’'Amusantel
High Point
Mary le Millis
Margaret Haworth
Elnor Powell
Anna Tomlins
Clara Cole Sherrod
Betty Hard
Doris Stroupe
Betty Huntray
Theo Redman
Sarah Lea
Helen Millis
Emerywood
West Emerywood Garden Club Hails Final Meeting
West Emerywood Garden Club held its final meeting of summer at the home of Mrs. Charles W. McAnally on Ferndale Drive. Mrs. John Foy presided and introduced speaker Mrs. Herman D. Sears who discussed wild flowers local to the area and transplanting methods. Fourteen members attended, including six new members welcomed into the club, with officers and slate for next year announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
Charles McAnally
Charles W. McAnally
Ferndale Drive
John Foy
Herman D. Sears
Charles Parker
Amos Kearns
L. G. Robichaux
Robert Fountain
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Charles Kearns
Mesdames Perry Lovelace
Phillip Davis
Henry Foscue
Elliott
Grace Jester Elected President of Business Girls Club
Grace Jester was chosen president by unanimous vote for a six month term. She will select other officers with the nominating committee, and Leslie Johnson will serve as club delegate to the Southern Business Girls conference at Camp Marriewood June 13 for ten days. Rosalie Andrews resigns as Carolinas council representative. meetings scaled back to monthly July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jester
Miss Jester
Rosalie Andrews
Carolinas
Leslie Johnson
Camp Marriewoode
Miss Crowell and Sharp Honored Ahead of Weddings
Mary Doane Rankin and Emma Carr Bivins hosted a small informal party at Alberta Apartments to honor Ade laide Crowell whose Asheville fiancé Fred Felmer Jr. will marry Saturday and to honor Susan Sharp whose Waynesville fiancé John Co Murphy Jr. recently announced. future parties planned include bridge events hosted by Dorothy Kirkman and Sarah Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doane Rankin
Emma Carr Bivins
Alberta
Adelaide Crowell
Fred Felmer, Jr
Asheville
Susan Sharp
John Co. Murphy, Jr
Waynesville
Miss Crowell
Miss Sharp
Elizabeth Crowell
Dorothy Kirkman
Sarah Holmes
Frances McCrary
Pauline Hicks
T. M. Vernon
Winston-Salem
Broad Street
Bridge
Colonial Drive
Mrs. Charles Rimmer Hosts Second Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Rimmer entertained a group of young friends on Monday for her daughter June Charlene s second birthday. The lawn party featured games a treasure hunt a table with refreshments and a large cake. Guests included Shirley Yokeley Sylvia Annwood Pegsy Clodfelter Peggy Gross Rosalind Lackey Edwina Steelman Gail Steelman Gary Yokeley Kenneth Jackson Pike and Gordon Teetor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rimmer
June Charlene
Shirley Yokeley
Sylvia Annwood
Pegsy Clodfelter
Peggy Gross
Rosalind Lackey
Edwina Steelman
Gail Steelman
Gary Yokeley
Kenneth Jackson Pike
Gordon Teetor
Faithful Workers Class Entertained At Green Street Baptist
The Faithful Workers class met Monday evening at Mrs. C. A. Joyner’s Barker street home with associate hostesses Mesdames M. W. Key and Carl Keever. After a devotional led by Mrs. R. R. Holder and Mrs. Rush, a short prayer service and a business session followed, with gifts from each member to her heart sister. Refreshments were served to 19 members and one visitor. ABBOTTS CREEK 8. CLASS HAS MEETING
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
C. A. Joyner
Barker Street
M. W. Key
Carl Keever
R. R. Holder
Abbotts Creek & 8
Abbotts’ Creek
Perry Hayworth
Charles Edward Palmer
Emall
Robert Palmer
Annie MaeTeague
Lucille
Dorothy Hayworth
Mary Frances Craven
Alline Davis
Elizabeth
Doris
Marie Hayworth
Betty Spurgeon
Jeffry Traynham
Garden Club and Social Events Schedule
The social calendar lists a Wednesday garden party at Blair Park with charter and new members as guests, a Garden club picnic at 901 Circle Drive, a Thursday bride elect Emily Sutton’s Greensboro wedding in June, a silver wedding tea for Dr. and Mrs. J W Austin, and a Thursday YWCA board meeting at the Y hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Good Will Garden Club
P. H. Dalton
Circle Drive
O. V. Kester
William M. Given
Emily Sutton
Greensboro
W. Vance Kester
J. W. Austin
Wiltshire Boulevard
The
Y. Hut
Dominos Elect Miss Jarrett As New President
The Domino club elected Miss Martha Jarrett as president and Miss Claudine Kirkman as secretary at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Tess Ellington on Howell Street. Miss Edythe Crooks became treasurer and social chairman, with Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns as publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Tess Ellington
Howell Street
Martha Jarrett
Claudine Kirkman
Edythe Crooks
Annie Starr Ellington
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Evelyn Sharp
Barbara Phillips
Love Munday
Lavelle Wilson
Margie Hutchins
Margaret Taylor
Violin Pupils Presented In Recital At Sedgefield
The violin pupils of Sara A. Alderman are presented in a five o clock recital at Sedgefield this afternoon. Families and intimate friends are invited to the informal program by first year students from High Point and Asheboro including Louise Erickson Jenny Cannon Eldora Hayworth Embree Blackard Betty Jo Whichard Robert Willard June Rose Joan Sechrest Jean Slate Holton Jean Rike Milicent Hoskins Norman Silver Robert Gayle Mary Whiteley Charlee Brandon Forest Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara A. Alderman
Sedgefield
Louise Erickson
Jenny Cannon
Eldora Hayworth
Embree Blackard
Betty Jo Whichard
Robert Willard
June Rose
Joan Sechrest
Jean Slate Holton
Jean Rike
Milicent Hoskins
Norman Silver
Robert Gayle
Mary Whiteley
High Point
Charlee Brandon
Forest Bray
Asheboro
Local Girl Scout Troop Two Guests At Raymond Lodge
Girl Scout Troop Two visited Raymond Lodge at Sedgefield for a meeting yesterday afternoon. Fritzie Raymond hosted with ice cream and cookies, then a session in the summer house. Dona Nicholas announced upcoming St. Mary's Episcopal church meetings and awarded pins to Katherine Raymond, Roma Williams, and Fritzie Raymond. Taps closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Fritzie Raymond
Sedgefield
Dona Nicholas
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Katherine Raymond
Roma Williames
Bryant Montgomery Vows Solemnized On June 3
Mr and Mrs D W Bryant announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Ovlee to Willie Robert Montgomery on Friday June 3 in Danbury New York. The bride wore a blue suit with white accessories. The groom is employed by Snow Lumber Co they will reside with his parents on Centennial avenue extension. The couple are accompanied by Mrs Sam Montgomery Miss Marie Moser and Dick Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bryant
Florence Ovilee
Willie Robert Montgomery
Danbury
N. Y
Sam Montgomery
Marie Moser
Dick Montgomery
High Point School
BE. Montgomery
Snow Lumber Co
Centennial Avenue
Local Residents Attend Graduations and Reunions
Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner returned from Chapel Hill after attending their fifteenth annual class reunion. Mrs Wilber Jones and daughter Miss Valette Harris home from Myrtle Beach. several others listed visiting relatives and attending college events. Mrs Annie Shaver starts treatment at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Miss Anna Ruth Evans and Miss Cornelia Clayton return from Meredith College party. Arthur Marsh Jr earns UNC degree in Electrical Engineering. Captain William Anderson funeral attended by Kearns family in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner
Chapel Hill
Mr. Turner
Wilber Jones
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Anna Ruth Evans
Cornelia Clayton
Thissell Street
Raleigh
Girls’ Auxiliary
Meredith College
Arthur Marsh
M. BE. Johnson
Ramseur
University of North Carolina
Arthur Marsh, Jr
Women Golfers Plan Scotch Foursome at Emerywood
About fifteen Emerywood Country Club women gathered to organize a Scotch Foursome tournament set for Friday June 17 on the focal course. They also noted the Piedmont Women's Golf Association bi weekly event next Wednesday and invited local golfers to the 18 hole invitational at Greensboro Country Club kicking off an eight day Carolinas tourney for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Club
Greensboro Country Club
Carolinas
Miss Tomlinson Candidate For B S Degree at Sweet Briar
Miss Sarah Tomlinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Tomlinson of High Point, is a Sweet Briar senior candidate for a Bachelor of Arts degree at the June 14 commencement. She majors in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Briar
Sarah Tomlinson
Charlies F. Tomlinson
High Point
Sweet Briar College
Tomlinson
Mrs. Bain To Present Piano Pupils In Recital
Mrs Robert H Bain will present about thirty piano pupils in an annual recital tomorrow evening at eight in the Sheraton hotel ballroom. The event marks the end of this year’s activities until next fall and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bain
Robert H. Bain
Sheraton Hotel
Statesville Dance To Honor Mr. And Mrs J B Cooper
High Point guests invited to a Statesville Country Club dance hosted by five prominent men to honor Mr and Mrs J B Cooper before they move to High Point. Invitations list Dr Samuel Holbrook Dr Milton Clayton Mr Junius Scarborough Mr Charles Vance Henkel and Dr William Current as hosts and attendants. The event is set for Monday evening June 13 from 9 30 to 2 with the Cooper couple as the guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Statesville Country Club
J. B. Cooper
Statesville
Samuel Holbrook
Milton Clayton
Junius Scarborough
Charles Vance Henkel
William
Joseph B. Cooper
Miss Josephine Jackson Graduates From Mary Baldwin College
Mrs. W L Jackson returns from Staunton after Mary Baldwin College commencement. Josephine Jackson daughter of Dr and Mrs Jackson earns a BA in sociology. She served as President's Forum member, president of the Art club and secretary of the International Relations club while active in music and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Josephine Jackson
Hi-Ho Club Welcomes New Members At Meeting
During the bi weekly Hi Ho club gathering at Miss Clara Mickeys home on Tuesday evening 8 o clock Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lewis of Centennial avenue were welcomed as new members completing the limited club quota The plan for June 21 includes an ice cream supper at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mickey Archdale followed by an out of town theatre party Members not present are urged to attend the social after adjournment host Garland Rothrock and hostess Clara Mickey provided entertainment and refreshments were served to Lloyd Smith Elmo Woodlief Archdale J Q Cheevis Hilda Smith Reitzel Gaddis and Frances Dunn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mickey
Wilbur Lewis
Centennial Avenue
Lawrence Mickey
Archdale
Garland Rothrock
Lloyd Smith
Elmo Woodlief
Trinity
J. Q. Cheevis
Hilda Smith
Reitzel Gaddis
Frances Dunn
Leave Today for Beaufort Art Colony
Virginia Jackson and Margaret Briggs left this morning for Beaufort to attend a month long Summer Art Colony under the auspices of the Woman's College University of North Carolina Greensboro. Jackson recently graduated from the Woman's College and Briggs from Salem with BA degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jackson
Margaret Briggs
Beaufort
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Mise Jackson
Woman's College
Miss Briggs
Salem
Commencement at W C U N C Featured Local Attendees
Special to The Enterprise reports Randleman residents attended the commencement exercises at the Woman's College on Monday morning. Miss Sarah Matthews is a senior, and Dr. and Mrs. W F Matthews hosted relatives including Forrest Matthews of Columbia. Mrs W J Ebberline and daughter Mary visited relatives. she was formerly Miss Beatrice Sinclaire. The Welch Memorial M P Church Senior Club met at Miss Mary Burge's home on West Willis Street with 14 members and planned a June 21 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Enterprise
Louise Matthews
W. F .Matthews
Claude Fox
Woman’s College
Sarah Matthews
Forrest Matthews
Columbia
Ss. C
W. F. Matthews
W. J. Ebberline
Mary
Philadelphia
John Taylor
James Kirkman
Ebberline
Beatrice Sinclaire
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Mary Burge
West Willis Street
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Janis Lee Spencer
J. C. Spencer
Elm Street School
Janis
Lizzie Gooch
Beckie Sue Byrum
Earl A. Byrum
West
Lexington Avenue
Ray Street
Beckie Sue
Little Miss High Point
Belk-Stevens Company
Betty Jean Lewis
W. E. Lewis
Johnson Street School
Betty Jean
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Columbus
Crowell
Sharp
Moffitt
North Mai
Dominos
Miss Jarrett
Viollin
Raymond Lodge
Bryant-Montgomery
Green Street
Mert
W. A
Mamie
Kathleen Malpass
Annie Shaver
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Dancy
Lynchburg, Va
Iris Kirkman
North
Hamilton Street
M. Jennings Setzer
Hedrick Street
Misa Louise Benson
Smithfield
Lola Underwood
Woodberry Avenue
J. B. Turner
Franklin Street
Durham
T. L. Kilduff
Elaine
Franklin
New Hampshire
New Britain
Conn
J. H. Dorsett
Boulevard
Mrs. Baxter Howle
Olive
Ada Taylor
Monroe
J. Barr Wolfe
Charlotte
C. W. Kindley
Robert Walker
Madison, Fla
James Hardee
Oscar Kearns
William Anderson
Tom Kearns
Miss Tomlinson
Mrs
J. B Cooper
Hi-Ho
W. W. Wilson
Nat'l Bank Budg
N. C
Hinsdale
High Point Kiwanis Club
High Point City Schools
High Point Art Institute
Elwood Hotel
Crystal Lake Winston-Salem
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Hart’s
Server Electrolux
Electrolux
South Main Street
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