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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

Page

9

Circles of First Baptist Hold Regular Monday Meetings

The Archibald Johnson circle met at Mrs. J. L. Perry's home with Mrs. L. E. Teague presiding. Mrs. G. G. Priden led devotions and Mrs. Teague was aided by Mrs. W. E. Tingley in the program. The Cary Newton circle gathered with Mrs. E. M. Jones and Mrs. R. S. Green presiding and leading devotions. Prayer was by Mrs. W. H. Elliott with Mrs. Green aided by several members. Mrs. FE. S. Harrison hosted the Alice Elliott circle with A. H. Deatne presiding and F. H. Hamrick of Raleigh delivering the program. The Naomi Shell circle met with Mrs. C. M. Howell for devotions and program led by Clyde Harrison and L. G. Warner. Dainty refreshments followed each gathering.

First Baptist Church Archibald Johnson J. L. Perry L. E. Teague G. G. Priden Teague W. E. Tingley Cary Newton E. M. Jones R. S. Green W. H. Elliott Green Lacy Cameron Lowe Kindley Prevette Westmoreland FE. S. Harrison Alice Elliott A. H. Deatne F. H. Hamrick Raleigh Naomi Shell C. M. Howell Clyde Harrison L. G. Warner

Local Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits and Summer Plans

Mrs Harris Murphy returned Wednesday to her home after a weekend with her mother near Nelson Virginia. Annie Ross and Ruth Murphy will spend the summer with their grandmother in Nelson. Mrs W B Sims of Pelzer South Carolina and baby visit Mrs M S Stone this week. Ralph Hinkle visits Camilla Georgia with relatives. Sam Badgett and daughter Annie Lee visit Raymond Phillips on West Main. Virginia Pearce returns from Rocky Mount with nephew Richard Bowen. T Austin Finch and spouse attend finals at Duke University in Durham. John Perry returns from Richmond Virginia where they visited Lucian Perry. L B Teague and sons Woodrow and George Hubert plan a two week trip including stops in Arkansas and the Texas Centennial. Maurine Perryman Polly Westmoreland Evelyn Cameron and Susannah Matthews return from Raleigh after the state G A banquet at Meredith College.

Harris Murphy Charles Clark Nelson Annie Ross Ruth W. B. Sims Baby Pelzer, &. C Sam Badgett Annie Lee Jackson Hill Raymond Phillips West Main Street Virginia Pearce Rocky Mount Bowen Richard Bowen T. Austin Finch Durham Duke University John Perry Richmond Lucian Perry Evelyn Cameron Susannah Matthews Raleigh Meredith College

Gastonia Visitors and May Weekend Plans Noted

A list of social guests in Gastonia includes Lillian and Lottie Parker arriving for a weekend with Miss Alice MacCrae Caldwell on Parkway. Families from North Carolina and beyond plan visits and temporary stays, with trips to Montreat, West Jefferson, and Chapel Hill noted among friends and relatives.

Lillian Lottie Parker Gastonia Alice MacCrae Caldwell Parkway

Marian Martin Sporty Frock Pattern Promises Easy Sewing

An advertisement promotes Pattern 9295, a Marian Martin wash frock with flower pot pockets and a pleated skirt. It lists sizes 16 and sewing yardage, plus 15 cents for pattern order, and notes the Pattern Book and Chart are available. The piece also mentions a social event and local visits, including guests and a bridge gathering.

Marian Martin The Enterprise Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

Lineberry-Hammond Bridal Party Feted At Randleman

Miss Margaret Newlin hosted a bridge luncheon at her Main Street home in Randleman honoring Miss Martha Lineberry bride elect and her wedding party. A three course repast preceded a three-table contract bridge game won by Miss Sarah Mathews.

Lineberry Louise Matthews Main Street Mary Martha Lineberry Larry Townley Hammond Ashe

Ernest Talley Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Ernest Talley is back at his Greensboro home following a several day treatment at Wesley Long hospital. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Jim Ellington of High Point and Mr and Mrs Ira Lewis with children of Greensboro, along with Misses Marie and Dorothy Pearce of Greensboro who spent the weekend with Miss Betty Lou Pope.

Ernest Talley Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Jim Ellington High Point Ira Lewis Marie Dorothy Pearce Betty Lou Pope

Mrs Spencer Bride Feted At Asheboro Shower Honors New Bride

Miss Mildred Milka hosted a bathroom shower at her South Fayetteville street home in Asheboro to honor Mrs Clifford Spencer a recent bride. The event featured card games two tables hearth prizes to Evelyne Hughes and Jimmy Webb and a salad course served by Edith Milks and Eleanor McCain. The announcement of Miss Hazel Lee McCain and Forest Swicegood's marriage from Martinsville Virginia was noted with a gift for the bride.

Jimmy Webb Louise Betts Wainman Kivett Forest Swicegood Vance Kivett Evelyne Hughes Spencer Virginia S Brittain Eleanor McCain Edith Milks Asheboro Mildred Milka Prises

Island Eclipse Demonstrates Solar Alignment Curiosity

A total solar eclipse occurs as the Moon obscures the Sun nearly completely. Though the Sun is about 400 times larger than the Moon, it is also about 400 times farther away, creating the perfect alignment for totality.

Red Maples Provided Early Pennsylvania Colonists with Blue Dyes

The article notes that early colonists in Pennsylvania used red maples as a source for blue dyes. It highlights the practical use of native flora in colonial dye processes and underscores regional resource utilization.

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