Lexington bride honored at Leakesville bridge party
Mrs John R Krock hosted a bridge and punch evening at her Leakesville home to honor Mrs Samuel Krock of Lexington on her recent marriage to Mildred Osborne of Leaks ville. Guests from Leaksville Thomasville Roxboro High Point and Lexington enjoyed bridges prizes and a green pink floral setting with an ice course and Colonial mint baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Krock
Adrow Avenue
Samuel Krock
Lexington
Mildred Osborne
Leaks
Leaksville
Thomasville
Roxboro
Mem
Altrusa Club
Robert Wall Leakeville
Rothrock
Samuel Rothrock
Robert Wall
Eileen Moore
Hayes
Ver Garland
W. G. Smith
Madeline Hoover
Jessie May Young
Julia Ryan
Wall
Gladys Osborne
Talmadge Cook
E. P. Rothrock
Misa Mary Millmer
Misa Mary Hatchett
Oxboro
Julia
Virginia Ryan
May Hull
Lillian Massey
Lois Welborn
Nelle Ansley
Lucile Johnston
Gilbert Muse
Vera Idol
Roberta Skinner
C. H. Caddell
W. W. Dickerson
Nancy K. Poston
Louise Abernethy
Marie Hargett
Sara Wagner
Ollie Hayes
Louise Wrenn
Nadine Parker
Hall
Harold Willis
H. Barrett
Kelvin Moore
Grover Garland
Hostesses For Bride-Elect In Luncheon Bridge
Milton and Philip gefield entertained with a luncheon bridge at Field Inn noon Thursday for niece Helen Bane of Ville bride-elect of Sam Kushner of Danville Va. Guests included Mrs. George Steinreich Newark and Miss Sylvia Steinreich Newark sister of the groom. Prizes awarded for top score and second place. gifts presented to honorees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esdames Milton
Philip
Field Inn
Helen Bane
Ville
Mra
Sam Kushner
Dan- O
Hos
Mall
Solarium
J. M. Man
Sam Tobias
Tesses
Wilson-Rettew Wedding in Lewisville Ceremony
A Lewisville ceremony united Miss Addie Belle Wilson and Richard Earle Rettew at First Set Church near Salem. The bride wore white with orange blossoms, attended by sisters and nieces as bridal party, with a reception at the Winslow home before a New York wedding trip. Rettew, a North Carolina State College graduate, will work with a chemical firm in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Salem
Addie Belle
Mra
Wilson
Dover
Richard Earle Rettew
W. B. Rettew
Ington
Point
Burlington
W. Grage
Townsend
Jane
A. Winslow
Saville
Bride
DeHardelot
Iter L. Hargett, Jr
High Nt
Rocky Mount
Helen Wilson
Durham
Kitty Retten
Sarah Frances Gragg
Mary Ruth Fryar
Oak Ridge
Miss Wilson
Misa Retten
Kate Winslow
Jack Retten
Transon Conrad
Correction: R I Grant at City Council Meeting
R I Grant of 808 Putnam Avenue appeared before the city council Wednesday seeking clearance of a woods patch in North Park. The Enterprise corrects an earlier reference naming A O Grant and apologizes for the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Grant
Putnam Avenue
North Park
A. O. Grant
Local residents head to national convention and travel planned
James 8B Lovelace Brooks Reitzel and R C Boyce depart for Amarillo Texas as delegates and governor of Second District clubs. John B Spencer remains ill at 407 Lindsay street. Bess Sheloff and Mary Alice Sheloff leave for Bennettsville South Carolina then motor to Hot Springs Arkansas for a two week trip visiting points of interest. Ned Parker Harris and her young Charles visit with Mrs Charles P Evans. Mrs Bill Mason moved from Guilford General hospital to 301 Prospect Street with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lovelace
Brooks Reitzel
R. C. Boyce
Amarillo
Texas
American Business Club
Mr. Reitzel
Mr. Boyce
Mr. Lovelace
Bess Sheloff
Mary Alice Sheloff
Bennettsville
S. C
E. G. Norwood
Hot Springs
Ark
Ned Parker Harris
Charles
Lenoir
Charles P. Evans
Bill Mason
Guilford General Hospital
C. P. Evans
Prospect Street
Peterson's Diamond Play Secures Victory on Bridge Hand
Mrs Olive Peterson of Philadelphia guides a Duplicate Bridge hand to success by managing trumps and diamonds. She wins the first trick with the diamond ace, ruffs a diamond in dummy, reenters with the ace of spades, and eventually establishes the fifth diamond after careful ruffing. West and East cooperate defensively but can only gain one more trick. Peterson rufts a club return, draws East's trumps, and cashes the fifth diamond to secure the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Olive Peterson
Philadelphia
United States
Mond
East
West
Peterson
Miss Mendenhall to Wed W C Cowan in Greensboro Tomorrow
The wedding of Miss Ruth Carolyn Mendenhall of Greensboro and William Cowan Burton of Asheville will be held tomorrow at 8 30 pm at Asheboro Street Friends church with Pastor Howard E. Cope officiating. The ceremony features nuptial music by E E Mendenhall Jr and others, escorted by her father Edward Emerson Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carolyn Mendenhall
Greensboro
William Cowan Burton
Asheville
Misa Mendenhall
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Blake Thompson
Asheboro Street Friends Church
Howard E. Cope
High Point
Joseph Allred
Walter Vassar
A. K. Moore
Edward Emerson Mendenhall
Herbert Eugene Johnson
Marietta Thompson
Lottie Wall
Katherine Murray
Louise Daniel
Margaret Daniel
Emory Fanning
Wilmington
Del
Burton
Charles Mendenhall
H. Tomlinson, Jr
William E. Smathers
Herbert E. Johnson
Miss Mary Lou Moffitt Honored At Mary Baldwin College
Miss Mary Lou Moffitt graduates with high honors from Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia earning an A B degree in education. She will visit Lexington after graduation and spend the summer with her parents at 219 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Moffitt
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Mia Moffitt
Lexington
Miss Moffitt
P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Cholera Epidemic Swamps India With High Death Toll
Cholera rages across United Provinces and spreading into northwestern regions and central provinces. About 16,600 lives may have been lost in the United Provinces with inoculations offered to 600,000. Health workers deployed to purify wells with potassium permanganate amid a seven weeks long outbreak led by Vijayalakeshmi Pandit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
India
United Provinces
Wea
Vaat
Afghanistan
Northwest
Mra. Vijayalakeshmi Pandit
Bridge bidding puzzle South opens with two spades
In the given four hand deal South opens with a forcing two spades. North passes. Decide if East should reopen the bidding and determine South's factual contract and likely tricks. The deal features South with K1098 in spades and 4KQ953 in hearts, while North holds 4 10862 and the dealer has AQIB6, with opponents showing strong shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
East
Miss Evelyn Hughes Bride Elect Of Asheboro Showered
Miss Evelyn Hughes bride elect of Asheboro was honored at a Park street shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Anderson. Guests included Mary Hughes maid of honor and Lula Essick, with games, prizes, and white decorations. The event previews a June wedding to H A Essick with further plans and a following rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hughes
Asheboro
Oring
Carl Anderson
Park Street
Miss Hughes
H. A. Essick
L. A. Hughes
Lula Essick
High Point
Hughes
Mary Hughes
Wayman Rivette
Russ Grigg
Salisbury
Mildred Lamb
Bridge Tea Hostesses In Kernersville Social Roundup
Kernersville social items report Mrs. Phin Shields and Mrs. Ta tum Fletcher hosting a Friday bridge tea at Mrs. H. P. Shields home with three tables and prizes for J. R. Blackwell Jr., Charlie James Raz and Sara Deaton. church circle notes, birthday party honors, and community visits fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Phin Shields
Tatum Fletcher
H. PD. Shields
High Point Road
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Charlie James Raz
Sara Deaton
H. D. Shields
Will Shields
Miss Smith
Household Arts Club Honored By Mrs Montgomery
The Household Arts club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs J R Montgomery with sewing and chatting followed by an ice course in a pink and white adorned dining room. Birthday celebrations for Mrs Claude Ellington and Mrs C F Grissom were centerpiece events with a large birthday cake served by the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
J. R. Montgomery
Claude Ellington
C. F. Grissom
Conoy Moran Celebrated on Birthday at Rivette Drive
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moran hosted an ice cream supper at their Rivette drive home on Wednesday night for their son Conoy Moran’s birthday. Guests included Evangeline Pickens, Benny Patton, Jewel Palmer, Hugh Moran, Marguerite Scarce, Floyd Bowman, Gladys Stone, Conor Moran, Helen Moran, and Howard Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoy Moran
C. C. Moran
Rivette Drive
Conoy
Miss Bane Bride-Elect Honored At Greensboro Parties
Greensboro bride elect Miss Helen Bane of Reidsville was feted at two gatherings honoring her upcoming June 19 wedding to Dr. Otto Steinreich of Newark New Jersey. Hostesses Mesdames Rosen and Al Schwartz presided at a dinner bridge party for about thirty guests at Colonial Drive, with prizes awarded and a lingerie gift presented. Out-of-town guests included Miss Mildred Monheim of Jersey City and Mrs. Sol Lesser of Savannah. A separate reception hosted by Grandmother Mrs N H Silver at her Parkway home welcomed Miss Bane and attended by family and friends. Refreshments featured nuptial motifs for about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steinreich
Newark
N. J
Mildred Monheit
Jersey City
Ben Herman
Sol Lesser
Savannah
Ben Swartzberg
Sylvia Steinreich
Miss Bane
Sam Kushner
Aaron Bane
Reidsville
Max Bones
Sara Wagger
EB. Rosen
al Schwartz
J. M. Freedman
Sam Tobias
Harry Doctor
Robert Wagger
Harry Kaplan
N. H. Silver
Ruth Weinstein
Ben Schwartzberg
Miss Monheit
Benjamin Marx
Morris Stadium
Greensboro
A. L. Smith
Thomasville
John Staples
Charlotte
T. B. Apperson
Winston-Salem
Paul Nash
J. R. Joyce
W. B. Weat
Moncks Ccorner
8. C
West
Imel West
Norman West
Misa Bessie MecKaughan Spert
Statesville
Hugh G. Justice
City Memorial Hospital
Macks Greenfield
Cecelia
New Orleans
J. M. Greenfield
N. R. Stuart
Ned, Jr
Bobbie
Virgina Beach
Fred Vance
Asheville
Elle Mae Friddle
Stokesdale
Norine Sowers
Lexington
King Grogan
Billy
Harmon Linville
Blue Ridge Parkway
Jewel Banks
Jewel Banks and Miss Pearl Michael
University of North Carolina
Chapel Will
Mesdames HB
Rosen
Colonial Drive
Helen Bane
Otto Steinreich
Mildred Monheim
Morris Stadiem
Samuel Kushner
Danville
Parkway
Revival services to start near Fairfield Road
An old fashioned revival will begin just off the Fairfield road one mile from Fairfield church on June 18. Rev Hillary Myers and Bishop J E Board will oversee the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Road
Fairfield Church
Hillary Myers
J. E. Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Samuel Rothrock
Lexington Bride
Evening Bridge
Milton
Philip Silvergefield
Hinston
Hart’s
Motor Delivery Arcade
Sheraton Hote
John B. Spencer
McKenney
West Pass
North Lo
East Pass
Miss Mendenhall
W. C. Cowan
W. A. Underwood
N. M. Harrison
Irvin Burrows
Clarence Lovett
Order of the Eastern Star
Denton
Grand Chapter
Elizabeth City
Lucy Leigh
Ethel Lovett
Cc. L. Scott
Christian Endeavor
M. P
Bill Lewis
Daily Vacation Bible School
M. P. Church
Garland Lake Farm
Mary Lee Honeycutt
Mesdames Shields and
Fletcher
First Baptist Church
EB. F. Baker
F. Baker
Pr A. Martin
Vivian Baker
Ned R. Stewart
Mountain Street
Mra. J. “Jarmon Linville
Mra. T. M. Roberts
Mra. K. L. Greenfield
the Woman's Auxiliary of
Moravian Church
Odell Flynt
Ek. Kapp, Jr
Oma, Corum
Kenneth Greenfield
Mrs. Montgomery
Libby
Fresh Tomatoes
MALPA
Voce
Smith and
Wise Streets
Malpass Grocery
Sweer
Redding and
West Gr
rFoop
Sro R
Malpass
Hilltop and
Loflip Sts 244
Carolina
Anderson 'S
West End Drug Store
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