YWCA Delegates Attend Carolina Virginia Conference Meetings
Delegates from local Girl Reserve groups represent YWCA clubs at Camp Betty Hastings near Winston-Salem for the Carolina Virginia Conference. Betsy Dupuy assists, while Betsy Yow and others join Miss Leslie Johnson and Lena Belle Blair to attend Camp Merriwoode for the Southern Conference of Business and Professional Girls Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Yow
Mary Ruth Brower
Donree Setzer
Mull Lutz
Lathelis Clifton
Mary Allen Hayes
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Carolina-Virginia
Betsy Dupuy
Leslie Johnson
Zillah R. Hopkins
Lena Belle Blair
Camp Merriwoode
Business and Professional Girls Clubs
Miss Johnson
Business and Professional Girls Club
Miss Blair
Y'ers Club
High Point Woman's Club Plans Wednesday Outdoor Meeting
The High Point Woman's Club will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs D Sears home on Pickett Farm. An outdoor lawn meeting will include a brief business session and garden tea concluding the summer. Executive board meets at 3:00 before the general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Girl Scouts Begin Summer Program In City
Girl Scouts will inaugurate a city wide summer program Wednesday with a 9 to 11 a m meeting at the park by the Chamber of Commerce. Dorothy Hackney will discuss Why Camp followed by a city tour and a talk on early High Point days at Mrs J E Kirkman’s house East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tomlinson Furniture Show
High Street
City Lake
Monarch
Ollie Simmons
Colored Choir
Swink Sisters of
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Monarch Band
Sheraton Grill
Clyde R. Hoey
Sheraton Ballroom
Hubert M. Bryant
Ella Lou
Ella Lee Taylor
Wade Koonce
Doris Koonce
Ann Wood
Woodall
Punch
Mary Lou Cecil
Frances Hedrick
Iris Culler
Jones
R. B. Culler
Charles Hodgin
R. F. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Hackney
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
High Point
Kirkman
Mesdames J. C. Edmondson
E. D. Henderson
Iris Rose Gibson
Kathleen Horney
Carleen Ellison
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Picnic At City Lake Pavilion
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club holds its final summer meeting at City Lake. Members are asked to arrive between 5:30 and 6:00 PM for a picnic supper served at Pavilion No. 2. Attendees will bring their own picnics. the gathering marks the club’s last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
City Lake Pavilion
City
Mrs J W Austin Hosts High Point Garden Club Meeting
Mrs J W Austin will entertain the High Point Garden Club at her Wiltshire Boulevard home Tuesday at 10 am. Members are urged to attend as next year's program will be presented for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Austin
High Point Garden Club
Wiltshire Boulevard
Mrs G I Humphreys Attends Parents Fifty Golden Anniversary
Mrs G I Humphreys returns to 821 West College Drive after visiting Mankato Minnesota for her parents golden wedding anniversary of Oliver G Olsen and wife. She also attended the Saint Olaf College twenty fifth class reunion in Northfield Minnesota during a three day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Mankato
Minnesota
Oliver G. Olsen
Saint Olaf’s College
Northfield
Minn
Local residents return from Kinston and other travels
Mrs. Amos R. Kearns and children Amo and Jane came home after ten days with relatives in Kinston due to her father A S Copeland illness, now improved. Charles Ivey Jr and Ernest Anderson returned from Wendell after a weekend visit. Mrs J A Ivey returned from Lindsay Street in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Kearns
Amo
Jane
Kinston
Kearns
A. S. Copeland
Ae Charles Ivey, Jr
Ernest Anderson
City
Wendell
J. A. Ivey
Randleman
C. M. Ivey
Lindsay Street
Misses Carmichael and Irwin Weiner Roast Music Program
Eva Carmichael and Tina Irvin entertained with a weiner roast at the home of Mr and Mrs C N Paris on Sunset Avenue Friday night. The Globe Parlor Ramblers provided the musical program for guests including Mr and Mrs Jack Boyles and others. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J A Kidd on Sunday June 12 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Carmichael
Tina Irvin
Weiner
Lois Fox
Harding MacDowell
Bessie Livengood
Paul Saunders
Tommy Crawford
Thomasville
J. A
Submarine Still Seized At City Farm Barn
Deputies, sheriff, and a local police sergeant seized a 100 gallon submarine type still and three pints of white whiskey from the barn of Roosevelt Meekins, 38, a Negro, at the City Farm. Meekins charged with possession of a still and Ida Meekins with violating the prohibition law. The still stored in the county building basement. They sought a jury trial at Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Meekins
Meekins
Ida Meekins
Belgium Considers Liquidation Talks on War Debts
Brussels June 12 Charles Emmanuel Janssen extraordinary budget reporter proposed negotiations with the United States for an amiable liquidation of war debts. He reported to the Chamber of Deputies today outlining possible terms and process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
United States
Charles Emmanuel Janssen
Chamber of Deputies
Allene Schroder Weds M F Cerney In Cowpens Home Ceremony
Mrs Allene M Schroder of High Point and South Carolina and Mas F Cerney of Rockford Illinois wed in a simple home ceremony at Cowpens South Carolina attended by close relatives. Dr C A Prince officiated. Cerney manages the Mid Western territory for Nickey Brothers of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene M. Schroder
South Carolina
Mas F. Cerney
Rockford
Illinois
M. A. Moseley
Cowpens
C. A. Prince
First Baptist Church
Schroder
Molyneux
Winthrop College
South Carolina College For Women
High Point City Schools
Elm Street School
Columbia University
University of North Carolina
Alpha Chaper
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society For Women In Education
Woman's College of the
High Point Altrusa Club
International Civic Organization of Business and Professional Women
High Point
Dan R. Schroder
Charleston
D. C
High Point Enterprise
Cerney
Frank Cerney
North Judson
Indiana
Chicago
Northwestern University
Nickey Brothers
Memphis
Address your questions to Mar jorie Mansfield Columns
Readers are invited to write to Mar jorie Mansfield at The Enterprise with problems and requests for answers in these columns. Letters received will be addressed in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Letter Reveals Unfulfilled Marriage Promise
A reader writes about a year and a half ago a troubled love affair. She says the man claimed to be divorced and promised marriage after paying her expenses, but has not acted to secure his freedom or wed.
Adoption Dilemma Over Caring for Child in Family
A relative states the child should be adopted for the child’s sake while another family member offers to provide care without work. They argue the child would be disadvantaged if kept locally, while the caregiver expresses willingness to do anything possible to raise the child despite not being employed.
Adoption Talk Urges Stable Homes for Children
In editorials and advice, the piece argues that a home with two devoted parents offers lasting security for a child, praising reliable agencies for placing children and urging careful, loving foster care from couples seeking adoption.
Brother offers home and chance to learn self support
The speaker cautions about trusting the man’s promises and urges accepting a cousin’s offer of a home and instruction to become self supporting. The message emphasizes prudence and practical aid over empty assurances.
A Bitter Lesson on Facing the Future
The speaker urges moving past regrets and building a useful independent life, noting the reader’s relatives will help and stressing cheerfulness free of financial burden. It advises leaving a disinterested partner out of future plans and condemns deceitful, cowardly conduct.
Mrs Gilbert Weant Dies At Parents Home In Asheboro
Mrs Adelita Briles Weant 24 wife of Gilbert Weant died Sunday night at her parents home on Asheboro road after several weeks illness. Born February 5 1915 in Randolph County she was daughter of Thomas Miller and Ruby Briles. Survived by husband Gilbert Briles of High Point route 3 two sisters and three brothers with several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 5 PM Springfield Friends Church burial in church cemetery. Flowers by Martha Jay class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelita Briles Weant
Gilbert Weant
T. M. Briles
Asheboro Road
Weant
Randolph County
Thomas Miller
Ruby Farlow Briles
Gilbert Briles
High Point
G. L. Loflin
Russell R
Leo L
Odell Briles
Honolulu
Briles
Helen Briles
Fayetteville
Toland Swain
Thomasville
Springfield Friends Church
Martha Jay
Allen Jay High School
Clara T. Cox
O. Ruth
Trogdon
Ricket Ellington
Colon Hurley
Harry Voncannon
Ray Giles
Frank Smith
Kalin Shepherd
Flowers
Church Cemetery
Not Free to Marry Despite Winning Her Affection
A man wins a girl's affection but remains unable to wed her and shows no real intention to marry. This reveals a conflict between love and commitment, highlighting social or personal obstacles to marriage.
Mystery G I A Causes Aboard Raleigh Storefronts
Reporter Henry Averill notes confusion over the G I A and B of L E in Raleigh windows as locals speculate G I A means Government Issue Auxiliary or other terms. A Fayetteville Street shop displays a beach map urging Tar Heel beaches as closer and equal to Virginia or Myrtle Beach for North Carolinians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
Raleigh
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Coatlesa
G. I
Fayetteville Street
Virginia
Myrtle
Farm Security bids on two North Carolina road projects
The Farm Security Administration seeks bids for two North Carolina farm projects. Wolf Pit Farms in Richmond County invites proposals for 325000 feet of terracing 25550 feet of road reconditioning and 1200 feet of ditching. Roanoke Farmers project in Enfield calls for clearing excavation cut and fill finish grading drainage roads court parking space and concrete with bituminous macadam roads and crushed stone parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
North Carolina
Wolf Pit Farms
Richmond County
Roanoke
Enfield
Carolina Mountain Club Expands Trails for Smokies Visitors
The largest hiking club in the South, the Carolina Mountain Club, is expanding its program to manage a surge of hikers seeking the Smokies and Blue Ridge trails and scenic views, per Asheville reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Carolina Mountain Club
Smokies
Blue Ridge
Asheville
Coastal bluefish run along North Carolina coast
Reports to the Department of Conservation and Development indicate bluefish are feeding along the NC coast from Nags Head to Oregon Inlet Hatteras Ocracoke and the Morehead Beaufort area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Nags Head
Oregon Inlet
Hatteras, Ocracoke
Morehead-Beaufort
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina spotlight lauded by Moyock editor
Rupert E. West of Moyock praises North Carolina coverage as his mail increases. He notes a surge of letters from across the country in the latest district game protector report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Rupert E. West
Moyock
Mad Youths Break Colo. Jail in Buena Vista
Bloodhounds hunted six state reformatories inmates who hijacked the Buena Vista stockade game scene. They kidnapped Warden Walter H. Johnson and three visitors and seized Guard Charles Archer's rifle and car keys. A rifle was leveled on the warden but one inmate stepped in to spare his life. The escapees include Needham Ferguson 23 James Williams 17 Eugene Nebeker 17 James Cowan 19 Robert Blair 19 and Clarence A Buffett 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Colo
State Reformatory
Reformatory
Walter H. Johnson
Charles Archer
Irving Grimes
Denver
Lawton
Okla
Englewood, Colo
Clarence A. Buffett
Five industries in Japan set 12 hour maximum for men over sixteen
Japan’s labor authorities report that five industries have adopted a maximum working day of 12 hours for male workers aged over 16. The rule constrains daily hours to protect health and regulate shifts across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Deaths in France exceed births by thirty four thousand seven hundred forty one
The data show an excess of 34741 deaths over births in France last year, three times the gap recorded in 1937, indicating a significant demographic imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Roanoke Couple Wed At First Christian Church
Miss Kathryn Huff Jamison and Miller Dillard married at 10 this morning in Roanoke Virginia at the First Christian Church. The ceremony featured simple palm and white floral decor with lilies of the valley and two white orchids in the bride’s bouquet. Attendants included Miss Mary Elizabeth Jamison and ushers from Roanoke Marion and Salem. Mrs Dillard is a Farmville College graduate and former Pi Gamma Mu member. Mr Dillard attended the University of Alabama and is a Phi Gamma Nu charter member in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Roanoke
Kathryn Huff Jamison
J. Dexter Jamison
Miller Dillard
High Point
N. C
Irvan A. Dillard
First Christian Church
Percy Thomas
Miss Jamison
Mary Elizabeth Jamison
Hugh Marshall
Richmond
Joy Noyes
Marion
George Miller
T. C. Clute
Hunter Henderson
Salem
Clyde Clark
Lynchburg
D’hardelot
Bond
H. A. Correll
Dillard
Farmville College
Pi Kappa Sigma
Pi Gamma Mu
Covington
University of Alabama
Pi Kappa Phi
Phi Gamma Nu
Lindley Addresses Youth Group On Christian Education
Dr. P. E. Lindley of High Point College spoke at a Main Street Methodist Young Peoples Union supper honoring fourteen local graduates. He urged balanced Christian education through home church and college, warning against overemphasis on technical religion and calling for strong leadership to elevate Christian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Methodist Young Peoples’ Union
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Lindley
Christian Education
Church
Pathologists sought after suspected double slaying in Maine
Westbrook police turned to a pathologist for help in solving what chief Lendall M. Goff described as a double slaying after four severed feet were found in a refuse heap. Three feet were cut above the ankles and the fourth pulled from the socket. a dog found the first foot earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Lendall M. Goff
Goff
Spaniards Tour Italy's Defense
In Rome a combined Spanish military and naval mission departed to inspect Italian defense organizations amid speculation of a possible new alliance. The visit follows a Papal audience where 3 200 Spanish soldiers were praised by Pope Pius XII as defenders of faith and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Madrid
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Franco
Spain
Berlin
Pius XII
British tax aid fund aids Britons in Argentina
British residents in Argentina form a fund to help people in Britain struggling with taxes for rearmament. Mrs Elizabeth Rumble of Kidmore End claims her seventeen year old hen is the oldest in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Britain
Hen
England
Elizabeth Rumblé
Kidmore End
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Madeline Hoover
Naonal Monarch Clubs
E. Z. Jones
Ernersville
Kerner’s Folly
Inston-Salem
Lundin
YWCA
Igh Point Woman's Club
Arden
Batiste
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Girl Scouts
W. Ray Burgess
Emory University Hospital
Emory
Caroline Vettipas
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Andy Merrilees
North
Hamilton Street
New York
J. Worth Ivey
Burrus Memorial Hospital
O. H. McLaughlin
T. O. Whittington
Manley Craven
White Lake
Misses Carmichael
Irwin
Belgium
Mrl F. Cernrey
Miss Mansfield
New South Wales
Holland
Capital Shorts
KR Dillard
Egypt
ARRI
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
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