Elizabeth Oakes McGill Weds Dr A D Barber at Raleigh
Mrs Elizabeth Oakes McGill of Raleigh and Dr Arthur Drayton Barber of Sanford married yesterday morning at the Peacock home 711 West Farriss Avenue in a small Methodist ceremony. Rev J C Madison officiated. The bride, a McGill descendant of Pleasant Clay Oakes, plans to reside in Sanford after a West trip with the groom. Out of town guests included Mrs M M Teague Reidsville and Miss Alannie Lynn Barber Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Peacock
West Farriss Avenue
Elizabeth Oakes McGill
Raleigh
Arthur Drayton Barber
Sanford
J. C. Madison
First Methodist Church
Pleasant Clay Oakes
Henry Walser
Yadkin College
Barber
John Drayton Barber
Goldston
Southern Dental College
Atlanta
Sheraton Hotel
A. D. Barber
J. Clay Madison
Rotary Club
Woman's Club Luncheon Set at St Marys Parish House
About fifty reservations were made for the Woman's Club annual luncheon to be held tomorrow at St Marys Parish House. The event starts at one o’clock with plans to transact year end matters. Faced with a club year close, executives met last week to review business for ratification. The L L L Class of West End Baptist Church meets tonight at 7:30 at Mrs D R Hedrick 406 Rotary Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
St. Mary's Parish House
West End Baptist Church
D. R. Hedrick
Rotary Drive
Sedgefield Hunt Postpones Final Dinner And Dance
Sedgefield Hunt postpones its annual spring dinner dance planned for Saturday June 14 after members and guests asked for a conflicting event. Hunt secretary Charles L. Kearns says the change, the final summer event, comes at the members' request as plans remain incomplete and a different orchestra will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Hunt
Charles L. Kearns
Jimmy Cannon
Local Man Weds Philadelphia Girl This Saturday
Carlton C. Hooks traveled to Philadelphia to wed Miss Inez Robert Jones of Philadelphia at Arch Street Methodist Church. The ceremony is set for 4 PM with pre nuptial events and family attendance planned. after July first the couple will reside at 822 Fifth Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton C. Hooks
Philadelphia
Inez Robert Jones
Arch Street Methodist Church
Hooks
Robert Mott Jones
Mr. Hooks
C. C. Hooks
High Point
Hooks Motor Lines
Fifth Street
Local residents reel from weekend visits and travels
Mrs Will Choplin and her son Bill Choplin with fiance Miss Ona Nichols returned yesterday from Fayetteville after a weekend visiting friends and relatives. They toured on Oscar Breese Jr yacht. Mrs T M Roberts of Kernersville is recovering from emergency appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Former Ida Herman, she taught locally and has many friends in High Point. Keith McBee of Baltimore is visiting Capus Waynick at Fieldsome Farm. Geddie Strickland family to Savannah Beach Tybee Island for summer with Lieut Strickland at Fort Screven. Floyd and Marvin Winslow families spent weekend at Crystal Beach White Lake. Joe Gordon Gifford returned from a trip to New York City Central New York and Ottawa. Byron Flory came back from vacation in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Will Choplin
Bill Choplin
Ona Nichols
Fayetteville
Oscar Breese
T. M. Roberts
Kernersville
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Roberts
Ida Herman
High Point
Geddie Strickland
Phyllis
Geddie, Jr
Savannah Beach
Tybee Island
Fort Screven
U. S. Army
Social Calendar of Garden and Club Meetings
The High Point Garden Club hosts its annual garden party at Mrs S H Tomlinson's home with a 4 30 p m business session. Y W C A Business and Professional Club picnics at City Lake Park. Altrusa June business meeting after dinner at Sheraton. Wednesday events include the Mid Week Garden Club picnic at Mrs J E Millis farm and a spring luncheon for the Woman's Club. Several nursing, social arts and family night gatherings follow in the afternoon and evening.
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High Point
Sheraton
J.E. Millis
Woman's Club
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Good Will Garden Club
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
W. J. Frazier
J. N. McCrary
Montlieu Avenue
Bridge Tourney At King Cotton Hotel Tonight
Announcement says a Match Point Contract Bridge Tournament will be held this evening at the King Cotton Hotel in Greensboro and High Point players are invited. Directed by Mrs William Personnef of Ashland Kentucky, who led a winter series at Sedgefield Inn and is known to High Point players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
High Point
William Personnef
Altrusa Club Elects Officers At Dinner Meeting
Miss Jessie May Young presides as Altrusa Club elects slate of officers and conducts year end business at the Sheraton Hotel private dining room. Members asked to arrive promptly at 6 30 for the semi monthly dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jessie May Young
Betty Jo Davis Feted At Archdale Home On Her Eighth Birthday
Honoring Betty Jo Davis on her eighth birthday a group of children gathered at her Archdale home Saturday afternoon. Outdoor games were led by Mrs. Lester Kearns and Miss Evelyn Snyder with prizes awarded to Joan Tysor and Emma Lou Lowdermilk. Mrs. Joe Davis assisted by her sisters served ice cream cakes and candy to guests including Nancy Peace Donnie Shepherd Claudia Herndon Peggy Sheen Ruby Walker Janet Snyder Shirley Ann Norma and J. R. Kearns Reba and Emma Lou Lowdermilk Betty Jo and Richard Davis. Betty Jo received many attractive birthday gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Davis
Archdale
Lester Kearns
Evelyn Snyder
Joan Tysor
Emma Lou Lowdermilk
Joe Davis
Emory Walker
Nancy Peace
Donnie Shepherd
Claudia Herndon
Peggy Sheen
Ruby Walker
Janet Snyder
Shirley Ann
Norma
J. R. Kearns
Reba
Randall Bean
Edna Leigh Farlow
Charles
Betty Jo
Richard Davis
High Point and Thomasville BPWC Clubs Entertain at State Meet
High Point and Thomasville BPWC clubs entertained about 150 convention delegates and visitors at Wrightsville Beach during the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs state meet. Officers chosen included Mrs. Oriana B. James of High Point as recording secretary and Mrs. G F L Crowell and Miss Jewel Sink of Thomasville as state president and corresponding secretary. The High Point reception was previously omitted in yesterday’s Enterprise account.
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High Point
Thomasvie
North Carolina
Girl Reserves Summer Day Camp Opens At Y W C A
The annual Summer Day Camp of local Girl Reserve Clubs opened with twenty five members registered. Camp director is Miss Susannah Thomas. Activities include singing tennis ping pong swimming dancing arts and crafts and friendship circle. Staff includes Miss Mary Sue Briggs in charge of music and Miss Rachel Hunt as dietitian. adjustments include moving swimming to morning and trip to Camp Betty Hastings and city lake park for Saturday.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Curtis Smithdeal
Marjorie Wagner
Susannah Thomas
Ing
Lucile Browne
Clarence Cecil
Mary Sue Briges
Rachel Hunt
George Machen
Caroline Dalton
Bul Ellington
Enterprise
Mary Sue Briggs
Salem College
Woman's College
Greensboro
Bill Ellington
Red Cross
Alice Caldwell
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem Y. W. C.A
City Lake Park
We the Women By Ruth Millett on Changing Men
The column argues wives can change a spouse by addressing small faults. It suggests observing married men over three years to note changes partners have guided. Examples include Jim who now favors home life over parties and Bill who stayed under parental roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Bill
Duce Credits Turkish Help Against Italians War
Premier Mussolini announced that Turkey aided Greece in the war against Italy. He defended Italy's Greek campaign in a speech to the Fascist Chamber, broadcast by radio, and said it was mathematically certain in April that Italy would have breached Greek defenses without Balkan disturbances.
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Rome
Mussolini
Tarkey
Greece
Italy
Il Duce
Chamber of Fasces and Guilds
False Fire Alarm At Ma ri ta Paint Cites Violations
A false alarm at Ma ri ta Paint and Color Co. sent three fire units to 1800 block of English Street. Fire Chief Ingram said the automatic alarm triggered when an electrician cut into a circuit and breached permits and state law by tampering without approval. He declined a warrant, noting the worker did not know permits were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari_ta Paint and Color Company
English Street
Kk. Ingram
Ingram
Middle names of presidents listed in campaign notes
John Adams is John Adams. William Harrison is William Henry Harrison. Rutherford Hayes is Rutherford Birchard Hayes. Warren Harding is Warren Gamaliel Harding. Woodrow Wilson is Thomas Woodrow Wilson. Calvin Coolidge is John Calvin Coolidge. James Polk is James Knox Polk. Ulysses Grant is Ulysses Simpson Grant. George Washington is George Washington. Abraham Lincoln is Abraham Lincoln.
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John Adams
William Harrison
Rutherford Hayes
Warren Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
James Polk
Ulysses Grant
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Don’t Worry Over a Few Little Faults
A column describes a man who quit drinking after a year and now brags of his garden while others drink. It notes the ease of changing a man with psychology and warns that a wife may also change after marriage, mentioning a June bride praised as wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Texas Leader Sam Houston First President of Texas
Sam Houston led the Republic of Texas as its first president and headed its war for independence from Mexico, shaping the early state’s fight for sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
The
Mexico
Pentagon Club Meets With Mrs Dan Curran
The Pentagon Club will meet at Mrs Dan Curran's home on North Main Street tonight at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Dan Curran
North Main Street
Governor Broughton names 32-man school commission
Governor Broughton announced the appointment of 12 members to a new school commission. The appointees include Elbert Peele, James Boyce, Archibald Graham, Dr. Massey, Egbert Davis, Henry Dwire, John Oates, Walter Sanders, Dr. Dougherty, Dr. Miller, Lee Weathers, and Ralph Ramsey Jr. The group met as planned, with a secretary’s position pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Broughton
Lloyd Griffin
Elbert S. Peele
Williamston
James B. Boyce
Warrenton
Archibald McLean Graham
Clinton
L. M. Massey
Zebulon
Egbert L. Davis
How Can I Clean and Care For Household Nuisances
A reader asks how to clean a sticky bean pot using a teaspoon of baking soda and boiling water then oven for hours. Another query explains that a cold water bandage helps loosen a splinter under a fingernail. A tip suggests oil of lavender to prevent mold in a bookcase.
Lessons in English Misuses and Word Study Note
A compact guide covers common errors and pronunciation hints. It highlights correct question forms with where she lives and stresses the second syllable in museum. It defines arbitrary as ruled by will and notes a statistic about car mileage split between business and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum
Secord
Calvary
Kruschen Salts Promise Quick Digestion Boost
Digestive relief ad urges readers to take Kruschen Salts for 30 days to improve bile flow and digestion. It claims headaches and poor digestion will fade, promising satisfaction or money back. The tonic is to be taken as half a teaspoon in water before breakfast for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
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Fieldsone Farm
Floyd Winslow
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Crystal Beach
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Joe Gordon Gifford
New York City
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Byron Flory
Clarksburg
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Arthur M. Ripple
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Lexington
Miss Ripple
Hollins College
Hollins
Brenau College
Gainesville
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Pelt
Shceloff
D. Simeon Siceloff
Mr. Shceloff
Davidson College
Sicelofe Manufacturing Co., Inc
Goodrich
Duce
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Gov. Broughton
By Anne Ashley
Robertson’s Bakery, Inc
Oxfords
Tempe
AAA
TOC
Gilbert's Shoe Store
South Main Street
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