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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1936

Page

7

Legion Auxiliary Hears Fidac Program At Final Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. I. T. Manns home on Johnson Street. The Fidac program highlighted the 17th annual Warsaw Poland meeting with doll displays and a Polish costumes serving refreshments. Officers were reelected and delegates chosen for the state convention in Asheville June 26 28.

Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary I. T. Mann Johnson Street A. Sherrod Fidac Warsaw Poland J. C. Welch A. M. Rankin, Jr Lewis Teague Louise Stirewall Marian King Mary Hilliard Carraway Stirewall David Yow James Lyon Leigh Harper Oscar Smith M. A. Lackey Asheville N. S. Stirewall John H. King Jack Burris David Croker J. B. Lyon J. B. Lyon, Delegates and Alternates Mesdames We Flythe, J. C. Welch, D. T. Yow Tom Bates W. J. Bennett Department Constitution C. A. York Oman

Mrs. Fred Vance Feted At Lexington Bridal Party

Mrs. Fred Fulton Vance, a Kernersville bride, was honored at Norine Sowers home in Lexington with a five table bridge party. Prizes included an ash tray for high score and a silver tray for the guest of honor. Attendees included Kernersville residents and guests from Concord and High Point.

Kernersville Norine Sowers Lexington Fred Fulton Vance Roos Ralph Fagg Frances Conrad Sowers Vance Kernestville J. J. Griffith Edgar Shore Sam Vance, Jr Bess McKaugan Eugenia Albert Ella Mae Friddle Walter Allen Beiverett Coren Emily and Cecil Coren Concord Mrs. Chasuff

Knoxville Woman Visits Aunt in Johnson Street

About People Miss Thelma Walters of Knoxville Tenn is visiting her aunt Mrs Edgar Whitener at her Johnson street home. She plans to stay about two weeks. Mrs Millard Todd Jr manager of the Carolina Motor club has returned from an AA convention at Lake Lure. Miss Ann Chappell hosts at 409 Otteray hive with Misses Mary and Jean Lawrence of Ocean View Virginia. Mary Johnson of Petersburg Virginia and Helen Pond of Richmond Virginia are mentioned.

Thelma Walters Knox-ville, Tenn Edgar Whitener Johnson Street Millard Todd, Jr The Carolina Motor Club Lake Lure Ann Chappell Otteray Hive Mary and Jean Awrence Ocean View Mary Johnson Petersburg Helen Pond Richmond

Out Of Town Visitors At Williard Home Deep River

Visitors at the Williard home in Deep River included Mrs. George Nifong and children Isa Cora Lawson of Midway and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Palmer Jr. of High Point with Charles Edward. illness noted for M. L. Williard. The article also mentions attendance at a marriage in High Point and various local greetings and visits by residents.

Williard Home T Deep River Sting M. L. Williard George Nifong Isa Cora Lawson Midway, Jr Robert J. Palmer, Jr Charles Edward High Point Winston-Salem T. J. Ones Williard Vivian Cooke Igh Point Paul Sullivan Deep River

Mary Jones Class Meeting In Mary Jones Bible Study

The Mary Jones Bible Study class will meet at Mrs J L Kivett home 1407 Franklin Street tomorrow afternoon at three o clock. The Euzelian class annual picnic supper tomorrow evening at City Lake at seven o'clock with church transport provided.

Mary Jones J. L. Kivett Franklin Street Green Street Baptist Church City Lake

Tuesday Morning Bridge at Emerywood Club

Eight tables of bridge were arranged in the ladies lounge at the Emerywood Country Club for the regular club party. Hostesses Mesdames Carter Dalton and Hiram Armentrout oversaw the event as tiger lilies and summer flowers decorated the room. Mrs. George McLarty won high score, earning a double deck of cards, with many club members listed as players.

Emerywood Country Club Mesdames Carter Dalton Hiram Armentrout George McLarty L. R. Terry J. A. Morris W. J. Fraley A. 8. Parker George Robb C. C. Hampp W. R. Campbell Grover Kester Phillip Davis A. B. Henley EB. W. Freeze Ijr EB. Mendenhall, Jr Laurance Ingram John Abels R. L. Hubbard J. I. Groome Jack Thompson Jack Holbrook Sanders Dallas R. BE. Snow C. F. Tomlinson Sarah Tomlinson Margaret Briggs Betty Jo Abels Leb Lambeth Betty Hunt Murray Mary Lewis Millis Clara Coe Sherrod

Miss Council Heads to American Nurses' Convention

Miss Ruth Council president of the North Carolina Nurses Association traveled from Charlotte to Los Angeles to attend the American Nurses Association convention there next week. She will join other delegates at various points and had a brief visit with her mother, Mrs. A W Council, in North Carolina before departing for California.

Miss Ruth Council North Carolina Nurses’ Association Los Angeles Calif American Nurses’ Association Miss Council High Point Charlotte A. W. Council California

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