Pentagon Club Hosts Homecoming Party for College Members
The Pentagon club welcomed college student members and their dates on Saturday night at the clubhouse off Kivett drive. A buffet supper followed by dancing featured hosts Jeter Cooke and Wallace Ellington, with attendees including Robert Hoskins and Miss Hogan and other couples listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter Cooke
Wallace Ellington
Pentagon Club
Kivett Drive
Robert Hoskins
Charlotte Hogan
Hal Ingram
Nancy Idol Smith
Garland Hayworth
Katherine Lowdermilk
P. V. Kirkman, Jr
Jeanne Rankin
Joe Welb
Mrs John Rothrock Hosts Bridge for Lexington Bride
Mrs John Rothrock will entertain at her home 5 Woodrow Avenue Thursday evening to honor Mrs Samuel Rothrock of Lexington a recent bride and former Mildred Osborne of Leakesville. Altrusa club members will be guests and play begins at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rothrock
Lexington
Samuel Rothrock
Bridge
Woodrow Avenue
Mildred Osborne
Leakesville
Altrusa Club
Altrusa Dinner Meeting Elected Officers June
Social calendar notes an Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton hotel at 6 30 pm for June with a new slate of officers to be elected and members urged to attend. On Wednesday at 2 30 pm the Friendly Garden club meets at Mrs A M Upshaws on Milbourne Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Milbourne Heights
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Club
Florence Nightingale club holds picnic at Millis Farm
The Florence Nightingale club hosted an outdoor picnic dinner at the H A Millis residence on Greenaboro road replacing the weekly hut supper. About forty members attended as they shared an old fashioned style meal and council plans for summer were set for the hut meeting Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
H. A. Millis
Greenaboro
Miss Bane to Wed Otto Steinrich Sunday
Invitations announce the June 19 1938 wedding at Temple Emanuel Greensboro NC between Helen Natalie Bane and Dr Otto Selick Steinrich. The ceremony includes a reception at Hotel King Cotton with a large local guest list and notable attendees from Newark Reidsville High Point and Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bane
Otto Steinrich
Aaron Bane
Helen Natalie
Otto Selick Steinrich
Temple Emanuel
Greensboro
North Carolina
Hotel King Cotton
University of North Carolina
Interfraternity Council
University Club
Medical College of Virginia
Medical Officers’ Reserve Corps
United States Army
Phi Alpha
Phi Lambda Kappa
Newark City Hospital
N. H. Silver
Sylvia Frances Steinrich
Newark
N. J
Samuel Albert Kushner
Danville
Margaret Bane
Natalie Rosen
High Point
Shirley Silver
Ruth Weinstein
Reidaville
George Steinrich
N Si
Ephraim Weinstein
Reidsville
J. H. Kress
Duke Hospital
Durham
Robert M. Silver
Emma Cardwell Lively
Elton Lively
August Ruof, Jr
Greenaboro
Music Pupils Of Miss Lewis Give Piano Recital
An audience gathered at Wesley Memorial church for the annual recital by piano pupils of Miss Frances Lewis. The program featured solos and duets by Billy Ann Eddy Bernadine Spoon Charles Spoon Evelyn Hutton Betty Lou Short Lois Nance June and Darrell Best Peggy Franklin Willa Grey Lewis Virginia Snyder Martha Warner Margaret Short. Evelyn Hutton won best work of the year and June Best the prize for most improvement. Marshals were Mary Ruth Power and Annie Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewis
Wesley Memorial Church
Billy Ann Eddy
Bernadine Spoon
Charles Spoon
Evelyn Hutton
Betty Lou Short
Lois Nance
June
Darrell Best
Peggy Franklin
Willa Grey Lewis
Virginia Snyder
Martha Warner
Margaret Short
June Best
Mary’ Ruth Power
Annie Boles
Bachelor Girls Welcome New Member At Meet
Members of the Bachelor Girls club were entertained at an enjoyable meeting at the Gibson club rooms last evening with Miss Alene Lambe and Miss Betty Richardson as associate hostesses. The club welcomed new member Miss Marion King and served a four course meal to Miss King Miss Richardson Miss Lambe and several others.
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Bachelor Girls’ Club
Gibson Club
Alene Lambe
Betty Richardson
Marion King
Miss King
Miss Richardson
Miss Lambe
Clara Mickey
Elsie Stanley
Anne Grissom
Elizabeth Amos
Olivia Amos
Evelyn Sigmon
Student Musicale Of Mrs Gayle's Pupils At Emerywood Club
About 200 attended the Student Musicale of Mrs Sidney Gayle at Emerywood Country Club last evening. Pupil performances included duets and solos by piano students and former pupil Dupuy Sears, with two spirituals by Mr Gayle and the Gayle boys during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gayle
Emerywood Country Club
Dupuy Sears
Mars Hill College
Local residents depart for study and travel
Misa Hazel Johnson leaves for Chapel Hill for six weeks of summer school at the university. Mrs. Thomas F. Strickland goes to Durham for summer study at Duke University. Mrs. Rowand Long and Thomas Veach II plan a visit to Ashtabula Ohio with Mrs. Long’s parents. Axel Seagren and Joel Necessary join Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Long at Ferndale drive. Mrs. B. F. Ogletree and Miss Betty Autry arrive to spend the summer with Mrs. FE. R. Morris at 1106 Forrest avenue. Wanda Jo Everett goes to Harriman Tennessee for summer with her father. Nell G. Neese returns to High Point after funeral services for her father H. W. Hartley in Salisbury. Frances and Sarah Scruggs study music at UNC this summer. Pearl Gibson of Concord remains critically ill at Burrus Memorial hospital with double pneumonia. Mr. J. K. L. Payne hosts Harry Bell and son John from Cape May New Jersey at Gatewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
University Summer School
B. F. Ogletree
Betty Autry
Griffin, Ga
FE. R. Morris
Forrest Avenue
Miss Pearl Gibson
Concord
Miss Gibson
Ci “Iter
Calvary M E church social and Bible class notices
The Sunday school class taught by Mrs. West meets at 7 30 this evening with Mrs. J O Wood at Cable street. Circle two at South Main Street M E church plans a lunch tomorrow 11 30 to 1 with meat loaf green beans scalloped potatoes cole slaw peach cobbler iced tea and rolls. The Stephens Bible study class meets Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs E A Lockwood 325 Louise avenue to discuss Ezekiel chapter 35. Wayne Gordon Smith was born Saturday June 11 at 219 West Russell Street to Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith. Mrs Iris Deaton of Salisbury is the former miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church
West
J. O. Wood
Cable Street
South Main Street
M. E. Church
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
E. A. Lockwood
Louise Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Ezekiel
Wayne Gordon Smith
Wesley Smith
Wayne Gordon
West Russell Street
Girl Pentagon Club Meets Miss Hall at Montheu Avenue
The Girlie Pentagon club will meet Miss Pat Hall at her home on Montheu Avenue this evening at 7 30. This is the regular weekly meeting and all members are asked to attend.
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Pentagon Club
Pat Hall
Montheu Avenue
Domino Club Meets at Mrs Ellington Home
The Domino club is entertained at its weekly meeting by Mrs Annie Starr Ellington at 900 Barbee Street. Members are asked to attend.
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Domino Club
Annie Starr Ellington
Barbee Street
Piedmont Women’s Association golf event at Emerywood
The bi weekly Piedmont Women’s Golf Association tournament starts tomorrow at Emerywood Country Club with play between nine and eleven AM. Divisions A B and C categorize by handicaps up to 20 21 to 35 and 36 respectively and prizes include low net in each division a nine hole net prize three putting prizes and a blind hole. Members from Greensboro Winston Salem Sedgefield High Point and Starmount are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Emerywood Country Club
Piedmont Association
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Sedgefield
High Point
Starmount
Former Resident Grubb Receives Army Commission at West Point
Jack L. Grubb, a former High Point resident and son of Sidney F. and Mrs. Grubb of Lancaster Pennsylvania, graduates today from the United States Military Academy West Point with a Bachelor of Science and a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Army. He trained at Fort Amador Canal Zone and is to serve in the cavalry.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
Jack L. Grubb
High Point
Grubb
United States Army
Sidney F. Grubb
Shippen Street
Lancaster
Marietta High School
Army Prep
Fort Amador
Canal Zone
Regular Army
Rifle Club
Cavalry
Picnic Dinner at Randleman Sunday Fetes Sparta Couple
RANDLEMAN June 14 Mr and Mrs T A Brookshire honored their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs J E Edwards of Sparta N C who will leave June 15 to make their home in Utah with a Sunday picnic dinner at their home A long table on the lawn hosted a large array of relatives and friends including the Edwards family Brookshire kin and many area residents in this special sendoff noting births house parties and upcoming commitments in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
T. A. Brookshire
J. E. Edwards
Sparta
N. C
Hame
Utah
Mra
J. B. Edwards
Bully
Jane Edwards
Robert Loflin
Rocky Knoll
Kate Brookshire
Asheboro
Martha Jane Brookshire
Edwards
Frances Ferguson
Sophia
John King
Burlington
W. O. Bulla
Graham
Robert Bulla
Hinshaw
New Salem
Lil
Burrus Hospital
High Point
N. CC
Bristow
Letters to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise
Address questions to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Readers are invited to send problems and have them answered in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield on Moving and Making Friends
A worried husband asks how to help his wife adjust after a move. The columnist urges the wife to join community activities, return neighbors' calls, and forge new friendships to avoid harming children and family. Firm guidance is advised to prevent prolonged loneliness and gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Local society notes on marriages visits and health
Miss Elizabeth Brookshire of Randleman married. Miss Ruby Robbins of Biscoe visited her mother Mrs. W C Robbins for the weekend. Sidney Timis of New York City visited then left for home. Mildred Talley returned home after Lexington visit with Earl Andrews. Claudia Neal of Walnut Cove spent Friday with Jewel Hughes. Dorothy Curtis of Liberty spent Saturday with Rozelle Smith. Nettie Stewart of Liberty visited Jewel Highes. Mrs Joseph N Newlin improving at Duke Hospital Durham.
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Elizabeth Brookshire
Randleman
N. C
Ruby Robbins
Biscoe
W. C. Robbins
Sidney Timis
New York City
Mildred Talley
Lexington
Earl Andrews
Claudia Neal
Walnut Cove
Jewel Hughes
Dorothy Curtis
Liberty
Rozelle Smith
Nettie Stewart
Jewel Highes
Joseph N. Newlin
Duke Hospital
Durham
Encouraging Social Visits For Shared New Friendships
If your wife has a friend or relative adept at making new friends, invite her for a visit to ease togetherness. When not feasible, focus on encouraging your wife to fulfill her family responsibilities and participate openly in social duties.
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Community Arts Club
Mm. L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
Ywca Club
H. A. Millis Farm
Hart’s
Sheraton Hote
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Fred Palmer
Palmer
WEDS
Gordon Gray
The
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Marguerite Murray
Betty Spearman
Ruth Ellis
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Anna Lou Doctor
Sara Doe Hunsucker
Margaret Lee Blackard
Sarah Hutchens
Meredith Clark Slane
Anne Scott Garrett
Florence Ellis
Juanita Coppedge
Betty Brockmann
Bob Gayle
Sara Sears
Evelyn Pearson
Mary Sue Briggs
Betty Hunt Murray
Margaret Hayworth
Jane Austin
Thomas F. Strickland
Duke University
Rowand Long
Thomas Veach II
Ashtabula
Ohio
Joel Necessary
Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. T. V. Long
Ferndale Drive
Wanda Jo Everett
Harriman, Tenn
Roscoe Everett
Nell G. Neese
H. W. Hartley
Salisbury
Frances
Sarah Scruggs
Harry Bell
John
Cape May, N. J
J. K L. Payne
Gatewood Avenue
Calvary
South Main ST
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Miss Hall
Piedmont Women’s Association
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Army
Rv Ani
M Rite
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Andrew Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Dinkler
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Montgomery
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