Woman's Club Benefit Party Draws Large Attendance
Twenty six tables of games filled the Woman's Club benefit party at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s Washington Street home. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Robert Ingram for contract bridge, Mrs. Charles Long for rook, and Mrs. Henry White for anagrams, among others. Tea and treats followed in the garden, with Mrs. Fred Whitescarver noted for cake and Mrs. Bob Sechrest directing the host committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Mesdames W. B. Metrwen
Dave Yow
Floyd Wilson
Robert Ingram
Charles Long
Henry White
Fred Whitescarver
Bob Sechrest
Mesdames
J. F. Marsh
Edgar Hartley
Arthur Elison
R. H. Dover
Herman Robinson
Pattern 4002 promotes thrifty child dress sewing
Anne Adams offers pattern 4002 for children's dresses in sizes 2 through 10 with two sleeve options and a sleeveless style. The pattern requires 2 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6. Orders are 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing, to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department, 244 West 17th St New York NY, with a Summer Pattern Book of 32 pages available for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Weat
17Th St
New York
N.Y
Caribbean Crisis Entangles Talcott and Two Women Aboard
On a Caribbean liner, Talcott juggles two flirtatious companions, Martha Swenson and June Paterson, amid tense hints about Halsey and a locked cabin. MacDowell frets over sickness and money while Paterson courts Talcott and insists on attention, until a terse wire interrupts the mood, forcing a somber pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Swenson
Land of
America
Patrick MacDowell
June Paterson
Bill Talcott
MacDowell
William Talcott
Pattrick MacDowell
Talcott
World Fellowship Talk Highlights Hawaii Harmony at Y luncheon
At the June YWCA luncheon a record 85 attendees heard Miss Nelle Ansley discuss World Fellowship. She traced Hawaii’s multicultural history from 1817 missionary influence to 1898 annexation, noting harmonious cohabitation of native Hawaiians, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, and whites while praising welfare industries and the Pearl Harbor era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Ansley
Hawaii
Miss Ansley
High Point
Miss Austey
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl Harbor
Ansley
Mary Sue Briggs
Winifred Wall
Mary Lewis Millis
Eleanor Amos
Helen Millis
Clara Cole Sherrad
Horace Haworth
Miss Marie Bowers Weds Paul Waters at Rich Fork Church
Miss Marie Bowers of Thomasville wed Paul Winfield Waters of Pensacola and Thomasville at Rich Fork Baptist Church. Rev. T W Bray officiated, with Hannah Edinger and Nona Stout providing music. After a reception at the Bowers home, the couple planned a brief wedding trip prior to joining Waters in Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bowers
Paul W. Waters
Rich Fork
Enterprise
Thomasville
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Paul Winfield Waters
Pensacola
Fla
T. W. Bray
Baptist Church
Hannah Edinger
Nona Stout
Dalton
Wilbur Bowers
Brice
Sherwood Forrest
Bowers Home
Alrs. Waters
Witte N. Bowers
Pijlat Consolidated School
Mills Home High School
Guilford Business
Winston-Salon
Naval
Naval Air Station
Waters
Miss Moser Becomes Bride of Rev J W Cobb in Greensboro Church
In a 5:30 PM ceremony at First Lutheran Church Greensboro Miss Rachel Carolyn Moser wed the Rev John William Cobb before a large assembly. The service featured nuptial music by local musicians and a floral white setting. The bride wore an all white gown with lace bodice and veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
First Lutheran Church
Rachel Carolyn Moser
John William Cobo
Samuel L. Sox
W. G. Cobb
Cherryville
Oregon
B. A. Swicegood
Walter Vassar
Suzanne Carroll
Hugh Altvater
Margaret Moser
Richard W. Burks
Maid of Honor
Dame of Honor
Elizabeth Cobb
Jane Womble
Alsa
Virginia
Mary Barbara Moser
Burlington
Cobb
Womble
Misses Moser
J. M. Moser
James Ex. Cobb
George W. , Lingle
Fayetteville
David F. Cooper
Charlotte
Detroit
Mich
den ‘Ter Maser
Wilmington
Social Calendar Highlights Thursday and Friday Gatherings
Social calendar lists Thursday events including a Picnic at Mrs. Herman D. Sears home and a Family Night dinner at Emerywood Country Club with reservations due by Thursday noon. An evening bridge will honor Mrs. H Ross Armsworthy. Friday features Wayside Garden Club picnic at Mrs. J F Hayden's home and a Burbank Garden Club picnic for members and husbands at Als John C Teague's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman D. Sears
Pickett Farn
Emeryiood Country Club
Aisses Clarkie Pleasants
Mary Buchanan
H. Ross Armsworthy
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Burbank
Weekly Luncheon And Bridge Draw At Emerywood Club
The Ladies bridge and luncheon drew strong attendance at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs. C S Beaver and Mrs. J B Welborn taking north-south honors, and Mrs. Laurance Ingram with Mrs. Robert Hubbard winning east-west. The luncheon followed play at Cables and featured many members and guests including Mrs George Wilinson and Mrs C P Foxworth. Mrs George Machen hosted. next dinner and reservations set for Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. S. Beaver
J. 8. Welborn
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Wigh
T. Howard
Mesdames P. ¥. Adams
Capus Waynick
J. S. Welborn
Jack Holbrook
Frank Stell
Tfl
W. P. Hazelwood
Mal Davis
Joe Weaver
FT. Wilhite
George Wil'inson
Charlotte
C. B. Fairloth
E. A. Kline
Fred Metcalf
O. C. Durland
Valette J. Harris
R. BD. Tillson
Latrance Ingram
James B. Lovelace
E. T. Howard
C. P. Foxworth
South Caroline
George Machen
M. B. Leath
William P. Phillips
Mark Jr. ‘Caylor
Kinston
Mrs Murphy and Daughters Host Mercury Club Program
Mrs Banks Murphy and her daughters Janice and Pogey entertained the Mercury Athletic Club at the Elwood Hotel Aronday dinner meeting with a music program. Selections included Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree and Three Little Sisters with Janice singing Why Don’t We Do This More Often and One Dozen Roses. The Murphy family and the children were presented gifts by the club.
Wedding of Miss and Groom at Rocky Mount
The article details the bride, a dietitian, and the groom, a pastor, with backgrounds at Woman's College, Indiana University Medical Center, and Lenoir Rhyne College. After a reception, the couple planned a honeymoon and home at 933 Tarboro Street, Rocky Mount, with out of town guests from High Point and Guilford Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Indiana University Medical Center
Guilford County Sanatoriua
North Carolina
Thigh Point Business and Professional Women’s
W.G. Cobb
Cobb
Cherryville
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Columbia
S. C
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rocky Mount
Tarboro Street
High Point
Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Mesdames Oriana James
Kate B. Ragan
Francis P. Welson
Mr. Nelson
Bessie Smith
Masses Fern Green
Ali Chamelin
Ruth Goodman
Birtie White
Mary Louise Modis
Raith Welborn
Fern Wing
Hannah Walken
Marina Henry
Garris McGirt
Guilford Sanatorium
W. J. Moser
Anne and
Sallie Moser
Burlington
Mays. Cobb
Sub Debs Honor Guests at Series Of Parties
A group of sub-debs hosts a week of events in High Point for visiting guests from Charlotte Hillsboro Mt. Airy and local families. Mary Caroline Simmons Peyton Vorhees and Dr T M Stanton hosts welcome at Coca Cola tea informal gatherings and a luncheon at Forest Hill Drive with Miss Rose McLean and Miss Barbara Brasington among honorees. A dessert bridge at Emerywood Country Club and a late week weiner roast at a country estate cap the schedule as hosts plan further activities for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Rose McLean
Charlotte
Aliss Barbara Brasington
Hilda Johnston
Hillsboro
Bobbye Lindsay
Rachell Merritt
Mt. Airy
Carolyn Jones
Margaret Blackard
Tommye Stanton
Mary Caroline Simmons
Peyton Vorhees
Dr. and
Sis. T. M. Stanton
Mi Fommye Stanton
Miss Blackard
Barbara Brasington
Forest Hill Drive
Bobbe Lindsay
Pegey Bryant
Emerywood Country Club
Sarma Hutchens
Friay
Legion Auxiliary Plans State Convention in Asheville
Legion Auxiliary at Blair Park discusses state meeting in Asheville this weekend with presiding Mrs Worth Ivey. Delegates include Mesdames Mann Connor Bains Smith Moser Raper Harper. Miss Alice Dash, former High Point resident, has joined WAAC. A joint Legion Post and Auxiliary meeting is planned for July with officer installations and a picnic supper. The program featured Flag Day remarks by Mrs A M Richardson and songs by Don Taylor. Activities pause for summer as announced. Hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Asheville
the Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Worth Ivey
Mesdames II
T. Mann
George Connor
Tom Bains
Oscar Smith
George Moser
Lula Raper
Leigh Harper
Alice Dash
America the Beautiful
Mesdames
W. J. Bennett
Carl Foster
Alice Apple
D. B. Wright
Annette
Xanie Stowe
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Meets Tonight at Hall
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its monthly business meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the hall on West Commerce Street. All members are urged to attend. The notice was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen “Circle
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Y Business Club Honors Miss Ansley At Homecoming
The Y Business and Professional Club hosted a homecoming dinner at the Adams building with over sixty attendees. Miss Nelle Ansley was presented by Miss Annabel Thompson and spoke to Hawaii’s girls about its history, schools, people, costumes, and theaters including Chinese roles played by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Ansley
Adams
Miss Ansley
Annabel Thompson
Hawaii
Juanita Hayworth
Laure Young
Ina McAdams
Vera Smith
Jo Wood Welch
Ollie Brown
Miss Anstey
Mrs Bivins Speaks At W C T U Meeting
Mrs W A Bivins was principal speaker at a regular Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs C E Sielefon Parkway home. She discussed world conditions, urged spiritual morale, quoted F Stanley Jones, and called for closer to God guidance. Flower Mission Day noted with flowers delivered to hospital patients. Twelve members and two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bivins
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. E. Sieclefon
F. Stanley Jones
C. E. Sheloff
M. J. Crowder
Jesus
Local People Visit Father Ill at Home in Bostic
Local residents visited Prof J Towery of Bostic at his home where he lies critically ill after extended treatment in Duke hospital. Attendees include Roy Lester Towery Miss Rud Towery Mr and Mrs Lytton Towery and Milton Bruner as the ailing man remains in a serious condition near Bostic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
J. &. Towery
Bostic
Roy Lester Towery
Rud Towery
Lytton Towery
Milton Bruner
Towery
Duke Hospital
New Orleans Ceremony Unites Miss Cook and Frank S. Lambeth
Miss Virginia Mae Cook of New Orleans marries Frank Simmons Lambeth of Thomasville in a formal St Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church ceremony. The couple, attended by family from Louisville and Greensboro, plans a New Orleans reception and home in Thomasville after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Miss Cook
Frank S. Lambeth
Thomasville
Virginia Mae Cook
Frank Simmons Lambeth
St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church
John S. Land
Ferdinand Brinkley
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Aliss Molly Lambeth
Dorothy
Margaret
Florence Cook
Evelyn Batchelder
Louisville
James Cook
Raymond Mesa
J. O. Cook
Ralph M. Lambeth
Greensboro
Brussels
Lambeth
J O. Cook
Thomasville High School
University of Louisville
Mr. Lambeth
James Erwin Lambeth
Ella Arnold Lambeth
A. McAuley
Mt. Gilead
Mr. McAuley
McCatie School
Chattanooga
Mrs. Cook
Gream
James E. Lambeth
Molly
J. E. Lambett, Jr
Ralph 3. Lambeth
J. A. McAulay
Gitead
Louisville, Ky
Dot Early
Mrs Jerey S Marin heads to New York home
Mrs Jerey S Marin left Sunday for New York City to make her home and will be remembered here as the former Doris Koonce. Other society notes include Mrs Lilian Chambers recuperating at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery and now receiving visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerey S. Marin
New York City
Doris Koonce
Lilian Chambers
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Birth Announcement for Nancy Alberta Stanly
Mr and Mrs J M Stanly of Trinity route 1 announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Alberta on June 14 at Guilford General Hospital Lebanon WLS C S meets Thursday night The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Lebanon Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting at the church Thursday at eight o'clock with executive board at seven Mrs J W Montgomery to lead devotional program and business session to follow All officers urged to attend and bring a pair of socks for children at the Children's Home Young People's Society will meet at the same hour with Miss Sue Welborn leading Lottie Holden Bible Class meets Thursday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs A A Ingram at 208 Best Street Ward Street Circle meets with Mrs Cook Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Thomasville road Green Street Circle meets with Mrs Koontz Thursday evening at 7 38 at 306 Mangum Avenue all members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Alberta Stanly
J. M. Stanly
Trinity
Route 1
Nancy Alberta
Guilford General Hospital
Lebanon
Young People's Society
Sue Welborn
Lottie
DEN
Lottie Holden
A. A. Ingram
Best Street
Ward Street
Green Street Circle
Women of Moose to Install Officers Thursday Night
The regular Women of the Moose meeting will be held tomorrow at 8 PM at the Moose hall with installation of new officers. Named to be installed are Senior Regent Miss Gladys Richarton, Junior Regent Mrs Marel Beeson, Junior Grad Regent Miss Dorothy Forward, Chaplain Miss Grace Beverly, Reporter Mrs Amy Forward, Treasurer Mrs Willard Evans. Also announced a son born to Archdale couple Mr and Mrs John Hughes Larry Thomas born at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Hughes formerly Miss Ethel Lee Staley of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Gladys Richarton
Marel Beeson
Dorothy Forward
Grace Beverly
Amy Forward
Willard Evans
Archdale
John Hughes
Larry Thomas
Guilford General Hospital
Hughes
Ethel Lee Staley
Troy
Daughters and son born to local couples in June
Mr and Mrs Honeycutt announce a daughter Virginia Lee born June 16 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Nicholson announce a son Lewis Darrell born June 15 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Honeycutt
E. L. Honeycutt
Virginia Lee
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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By Anne Alams
Caribbean
BY Eaton K. Goldthwaite
NEA Service. Ing
Halsey
Falcott
Dreenks
Falcon
Brunet
Abias Island
Lowell Byrd
Cor Jnell
Mr. Talcott
World Fellowship
Honolulu
Miss Moser
J. W. Cobb
Lydia E. Plukham
Lydia Pinkheny
Legion Auxiliary
Y’ Business Club
Mrs.Bivins
W.C.T.U. Meet
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
Lawrence Matton, Jr
Clyde Edwards
West Bay Street
Eaid
Mann's
Walgreen
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