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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1931

Page

5

Insurance Men’s School to Start in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill June 13 The University of North Carolina extension division with the Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau will hold a two week school for insurance men, especially agency builders, starting June 15. Seven faculty members will teach six hours daily with weekly exams and round table discussions to tackle recruiting training supervision and business conservation.

Chapel Hill Chamber of Commerce University of North Carolina Extension Division Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau Northwestern University Babson Institute Bureau

Social Bridge Luncheon Honors Bride as Lexington Society Celebrates

Miss Dorothea Dor sett hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at West First Avenue for Miss Frances Thompson whose approaching wedding drew a large circle of friends. The event featured a six-table bridge game, elaborate decor, and prizes for high and low scorers.

Lexington Dorothea Dorsett West First Avenue Frances Thompson Mary Lil Walser Mary Hazel Pleasants W. D. Robertson Columbia S. C Miss Thompson Hazel Pleasants Louise Thompson Nona Raper Ruth Owen Helen Kale Elizabeth Davis Sara Frances Vestal Frances Walser Elizabeth Hackney P. M. Bernhardt B. H. Finch J. H. Thompson J. M. Gamewell Mary Louise Moffitt C. H. Thompson L. M. Grimes J. L. Gordon J.W. Moffitt Ann Carter Marsh High Point E. B. G. Taylor Irwin, Va Martha and Susan Grimes Salisbury Kitty Kyser Thomasville

Mrs John Hadley Jr Honored At Sunset Ave Tea

Mrs John Hadley Jr a recent bride was guest of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs J W Hadley at Sunset Avenue Asheboro June 13 Attendants from Pleasant Garden and local families greeted guests directed them to punch and reception rooms a musical program followed the tea centerpieces featured pink and white flowers across the event plans for a Capitol theater play were announced by the American Legion auxiliary officers were elected for the group and two social gatherings hosted by Mrs Charlie Bossong celebrated Mrs Malcolm Watson with auctions and bridge prizes in pink and white hues all events highlighted local families and town social life.

Frank Hulin Contract Bridge Club West Second Avenue Curtis Koonts Chalmers Hutchins R. Reid Settle R. G. Sage M. B. Owen A. L. Disher Charles S. Williams J. 8. Thomason EB. C. Qualls W. F. Brown Hillcrest Contract Bridge Mary Little Sara Kincaid Hazel Ledbetter Enterpror Asheboro John Hadley, Jr J. W. Hadley Sunset Avenue Hadley Lyon Hunt Pleasant Garden J. C. Senter Helen Sykes Donna Lee Loflin Jessie Wood C. L. Crawford Mary Loflin J. D. Ross R. E. Williams Charles Hunt Mesdames L. D. Williams A. P. Brantley Lena Hilliard Lyda Mae Crowell Jessie Verna Williams Adieus C. A. Hayworth Grace Wood Mesdames A. C. Cox Ray Jones Linnie Burkhead Ethel Johnson American Legion Auxiliary A. C. Richardson A. C. Cox Beb. L. Hedrick G. P. Pritchard J. G. Crutchfield M G. Lovett W. C. Page Capitol Theater Charlie Bossong Salisbury Street Malcolm Watson Bossong Lucy Lee Lovett James Neely Watson Mesdames Bill Guthrie Tom Kearns High Point Elizabeth Turner Martinsville H. K. Moore Bridge Reo Cox Street L. F. Ross G. W. Hayworth John Brittain

Two Minor Blazes Call Out Firemen

Two small fires in the southern city district kept fire companies two and six busy yesterday but caused no serious damage. A roof fire at Charles Wiggins on Wiggins street was quickly controlled at nine in the morning. A second alarm at 6:16 in the evening reported an oil stove explosion at Clem Gannage’s home on 713 Fairview street, but the blaze was extinguished before arrivals.

Charles Wiggins Wiggins

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Insurance Men's U. N. C. Extension Division Lexington Society Mars John Hadley Miss Little Kincaid Ledbetter Florence Reed Celeste Hubbard Jimmie Ledbetter Hattie Lee Burgess Forney Roseman Thelma Mills Helen Jones McWhorter Ellen Owen Faye Little Alice Lee Fitts Sidney Holmes Ational Bellas Hess National Bellas Hess CO South Main Street Na-Belle Foundations Bellas Hess Chambray Wales Shore Childress Voiles Batiste Dimities Betty Bean
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