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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1938

Page

15

Thomasville Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Luncheon

Miss Lela Maude Boyles, bride elect of Thomasville, was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Evelyn Webb. Attendees included club members and guests. prizes featured china, cream and sugar sets, a crystal tea bell, and a Venetian design cake. The event, held at Boyles home on Cramer Street, drew thirty guests and reflected nuptial green and white colors.

Thomasville Lela Maudé Boyles Hilton ‘Theodoremith Greensboro Cramertreet Forrables Miss Boyles Alvah Boyles Miss Lyles Katherine Covington James E. Laneth, Jr Glenn Pennington Aintly Sisers Virginia Boyles Douglas Crutchfield Evelyn Webb Mary Johnson Ambeth Evelyn Baker Jesdames Glenn Bennington David Long Roy Tractor C. F. Gibson Z. Pong Walter Rapp Frank Marr Walter Newby Miss Webb Peggy Hite Mary Johnson Lambeth Jennie Reid Newby James C. F. Gibson Roy Procey Z. P. Long

Brides-to-be Honored at Winston-Salem Luncheon

A luncheon at the Robert E. Lee hotel celebrated Miss La Maude Boyles and Miss Katherine Covington, brides to be, with Mrs. Glenn Penning also noted as a recent city bride. Guests settled around tables decorated with miniature bridal couples and elaborate place settings.

Evelyn Webb Hossis Robert EB. Lee Winston-Salem la Maude Boyles Kathérine Covington Glenn Penningon

Dance to honor Miss Lela Maude Boyles in Greensboro wedding week

Mr and Mrs Aivah Boyles plan a dance at the Woman's Club on Friday evening June 24 to honor their sister Miss Lela Maude Boyles. The event precedes the marriage of Miss Boyles sister to Hilton Theodore Smith of Greensboro, set for Saturday with dancing from ten to twelve. Formal invitations go to a wide circle of local friends.

Aivah Boyles Lela Maude Boyles Mr. Boyles Hilton Theodore Smith Greensboro Woman's Club

Newtons Mark 49th Anniversary of J D and Rey Newton

Mr and Mrs Mills Newton and family of Danville Virginia join Mr and Mrs Williams Newton and family and Mr and Mrs Adrian Newton and family and Mrs Paul Newton and family of Winston Salem to spend Sunday with their parents Rey and Mrs J D Newton as they celebrate the forty ninth anniversary of their marriage on this date.

Mills Newton Danville, Va Williams Newton Adrian Newton Aoleign Paul Newton Winston-Salem Rey J. D. Newton

Little Miss Betty Green Returns Home from Greensboro Visit

Betty Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Green returns to Spring Street after visiting her cousin Asin Maynard in Greensboro.

Betty Green Paul Green Spring Street Asin Maynard Greensboro

Gleanérsa Group Meets At Home Of Mrs Cox

The Gleanérsa class of Main Street M B E Church met at Mrs. Carson Cox's Spring Street home on Thursday evening with Mrs. H T Hethcock and Mrs. T J York as associate hostesses. Mrs Clyde Smith, president, presided and Mrs L C Bridger led a devotional period after which Mrs W T Green led in prayer. Election of officers featured the meeting with Mrs Clyde Smith as president and other officers listed.

Gleanérsa Main Street M. BE Carson Cox Spring Street H. T. Hethcock T. J. York Clyde Smith L. C. Briugés W. T. Green Clyde Smith; Vice-President, Mra John Hall Mra Sam Best L. C. Bridger Edgar Shor Walter Allen W. O. Doggett, Jr Edgar Shore Fanny Lyon Hepler Ernest Kapp Sam Vance, Jr

Mrs Pollock and Paul Culp Win Social Hour Contest

The assistant treasurer Mrs 8 L Pollock and Mrs Paul Culp won a lively contest held during the social hour. Dainty refreshments followed the event, making the afternoon pleasant for attendees.

8. L. Pollock Paul Culp

Missionary Society of First Baptist Meets in Mrs Jennings’ Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Monday with Mrs. R. G. Jennings presiding. Mrs. W. P. Westmoreland led the program, followed by devotional led by Mrs. B. C. White and prayer by Mrs. T. H. Tomlinson. Mrs. R. S. Green presented a Fannie Heck life sketch and Mrs. C. IL. Black discussed the Fannie Heck fund. The meeting closed with a tribute to Mrs. Joy Beamon McGee prepared by Mrs. R. S. Green and read by Mrs. L. E. Teague.

Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church R. G. Jennings W. P. Westmoreland B. C. White T. H. Tomlinson R. S. Green Fannie Heck C. IL. Black Joy Beamon McGee L. E. Teague

Seagrove Outdoor Wedding Joins Auman-Freeman Family

An outdoor porch ceremony in Seagrove united Verdie Atimasi and Frank Cochran Freeman on June 10. The event featured improvised floral arch, a pink blue ribbon isle, and music as Rebecca Cole and Kenneth Allman assisted. The couple will reside in Asheboro where Freeman works at McCrary mills.

Asheboro Verdie Atimasi Frank Cochran Freeman Li. R. Auman Seagrove Bhdna Cole Lohengrin Rebecca Cole Kenneth Harold Allman Annie Belle Alman David Strider Rev. J. ©. Edwards Freeman Seagrove High School Jones Business College High Point National Chair Co E. G. Freeman Asheboro High School McCrary Mills

Mrs Smith Luncheon Hostess To Her Bridge Club In Kernersville

Kernersville June 18 Special Mrs Gilmer Smith hosted a luncheon for her bridge club at her Cherry Street home. Two tables played with Mrs J T Justice Sr taking high. Mrs R C Morris won fan prize. A buffet luncheon followed at one o clock.

Mrs. Smith Kernersville Mesdames FR. C Morris J. T. Justice M. Vv. King J. R. Blackwell, Sr M. EB. Fagg George Bellmy Jim Spears Miss Maude Pinnix

Social Guests and Visits Reported in Greensboro Area

Miss Jane Peig hosted Miss Jane Mundy in Greensboro last week. Rev T R Wolfe and family along with Marguerite Kerner spent Wednesday in Spencer with Wolfe’s sister. Odell Robersons rented an apartment in the Ragland home. Mrs P P A Fountaine and Nina Fountaine returned from New Smyrna Florida. Briane Pinnix Mauntskey visits aunt J C Pinnix in Vanceville.

Jane Peig Jane Mundy Greensboro T. R. Wolfe Frances Jane Mary Anne Wolfe Marguerite Kerner Spencer Mr. Wolfe Odell Roberson C. J. Ragland PP. A. Fountaine Nina Fountaine New Smyrna Pia Briane Pinnix Mauntskey J. C. Pinnix Vanceville

Sunday School Class Officers Elected At M E Wolfe Home

Mrs. T R Wolfe hosted the Sunday school class of the M E church with a brief business session. Officers elected include Evelyn Huff president Pete Nash vice president Frances Wolfe secretary treasurer Lavelle Michael social chair W J Johnson Elizabeth Stafford Harold Michael membership. Prizes awarded in memory and historical contests. Lavelle Michael won the treasure hunt.

T. R. Wolfe M. E. Church Evelyn Huff Pete Nash Frances Wolfe Lavelle Michael W. J. Johnson Elizabeth Stafford Harold Michael Elizabeth Anne Stafford Elizabeth Fulp Oscar Joyner Louise Bellamy Frances Jane Wolfe

Ragland Heads to Gupton Jones Embalming School

Charlie James Ragland left Saturday for Nashville Tennessee to take a post graduate course at the Gupton Jones School of Embalming. Miss Arlene Porter of Winston Salem spent several days recently with Miss Evelyn Shields.

Charlie James Ragland Nashville Gupton-Jones School of Embalming Arlene Porter Wineston-Salem Evelyn Shields

Surprise birthday picnic honors James F Linville Jr

Friends hosted a birthday picnic at Atkinson Springs for James F Linville Jr on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed chicken supper ice cream cake and a skating party at Roll-O-Rink before returning home.

James F. Linville, Jr Atkinson Springs Hellen India Cline Dore Parrish Edna Mae Dwiggins Lucy Nelson Mesars Roy Nelson Robert Walker Horace Cline Leon Jones

Surprise Birthday Supper Honors Mrs Wesley LaMar

Mrs Wesley LaMar of Sophia was feted Sunday with a surprise birthday dinner at her home in Randleman. Friends and relatives gathered for a picnic style meal while Hill visited with Mrs Jack Newlin. Also noted were births and hospital visits of local residents.

Wesley LaMar Randleman John Newby Roy Lamar Dewey Coltrane Nancy Cannon Jewel Bristow Edward Adams Howard Rich Mildred Marley Claud Marley Felcie Hays Reba Caney

Hammond Whitfield 60th anniversary noted in Lumberton

Mr and Mrs Larry Hammond visited Mr and Mrs George Whitfield in Lumberton on Sunday. The Whitfields are the Hammonds’ parents and marked their 60th anniversary. Mrs EB N Wall spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs R L Vickory at Pleasant Garden. Miss Jewel Hughes with Miss Nettie Stewart attended a funeral at Walnut Cove. Mr and Mrs Jerry Washburn of Atlanta arrived Monday to visit relatives. Basil Hughes and family of Davidson College spent Sunday with L B Hughes. Miss Cora Ledbetter of Chapel

Larry Hammond George Whitfield Lumberton Basil Hughes Davidson College L. RB Hughes Cora Ledbetter Chapel

Kennedy Snotherly Vows Announced In Statesville

Mr and Mrs G A Kennedy announce the marriage of their daughter Darlene Dunfee to Mr John A Snotherly on Friday June seventeenth nineteen thirty eight Statesville NC. Ceremony by M M Warren justice of peace Iredell county. Bride is stepdaughter of George Kennedy of 201 College Street High Point.

G. A. Kennedy Darlene Dunfee John A. Snotherly Statesville N. C Elm Street High Point M. M. Warren Iredell County George Kennedy College Street

Mrs Craven Page and Daughter Headed to Cherry Grove Beach

Mrs. Craven Page and her young daughter Sarah Gertrude left Saturday for Cherry Grove Beach South Carolina where they will spend some time. Friends report John B. Spencer’s condition has improved at his Lindsay Street home after a period of illness.

Craven Page Sarah Gertrude Cherry Grove Beach 8. C John B. Spencer Lindsay Street

Informal Dinner Honors Concord and Moncks Corner Guests

Mrs. Charlie Huff hosted an informal dinner at her home on Wednesday night honoring Emily and Cecil Coren of Concord and Imel West of Moncks Corner. Guests included Martha Jane Ragland and Margaret Huff along with Miss Luray Blackburn who returned from Jacksonville and Chipley Florida.

Chariie Huff Emily Cecil Coren Concord Imel West Monks Corner 8. C Coren and Weat Martha Jane Ragland Margaret Huff Luray Blackburn Jacksonville Chipley Fila Sam Vance Sara Vance Logan W. Va

Hill Top Bible Class Entertained by Mrs Windham at Home

RANDLEMAN June 17 Mrs E L Windham entertained the Hill Top Wesley Bible class of Naomi church at her home. Fourteen members attended a weiner roast after the business session. The group planned to meet again with Mrs Ernest Talley in July. Claud Fox and Cyrus Lineberry left for summer school at the University of North Carolina.

Randleman E. L. Windham Hill Top Wesley Naomi Church Ernest Talley Claud Fox Cyrus Lineberry University of North Carolina Hilda Me. Snider Alice Hinshaw Curtis Brookshire J. Wy Brookshire Mary Gladys Brookshire Nellie Richardson Wade Brookshire J. B. Edwards Vernal Utah

Baptist church meeting led by Miss Barker on Main street

G A of the Baptist church held Tuesday afternoon session with Miss Polly Barker on Main street. President Miss Lucy Allen Curtis opened the meeting and Grace Ganes led the devotional. The program covered A Study in Treasures with several parts presented. Refreshments for 14 members were provided by the hostess and Miss Dorothy Reese Hunter of Greensby.

G. A. of the Baptist Church Polly Barker Main Street Lucy Allen Curtis Grace Ganes Dorothy Reese Hunter Greensboro

Mrs Francis Helms Hosts Baptist Training Union Evening

Miss Francis Helms and Miss Nellie Robbins led games and contests for 15 Baptist Training Union members at Helms home Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake were served after the activities.

Francis Helms Baptist Training Union of the Baptist Church Miss Helms Nellie Robbins

Mrs. Dempsey Barnes Hosts Asheboro Bridge Club

Mrs. Dempsey Barnes entertained her Duplicate Bridge club in Asheboro on Park Street Tuesday afternoon with three visitors Mrs Curry Loftin Mrs J T Barnes and Mrs T J McKim. Floral arrangements and a light iced course followed prize awards for high score winners Mrs J F White Jr Mrs L Griffin Tiffany Barnes and Mrs J T Barnes.

Asheboro Dempsey Barnes Duplicate Bridge Club Park Street Curry Loftin J. T. Barnes T. J. McKim J. F. White, Jr L. Griffin Tiffany Barnes

Marriage Announcement From Former Resident in Randleman

Announcement reads that Kathryn Louise Swaim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arthur Swaim, married Dr. Charles Bernard Jones on June 5, 1938 in Atlanta Georgia. Mrs. Jones formerly lived in Randleman and is connected with local residents including Mary Gladys Brookshire and Mescal Swaim.

Randleman Joseph Arthur Swaim Kathryn Louise Charles Bernard Jones Atlanta Georgia

Epworth League Attends Randolph County Union Banquet

The Epworth League of St. Pauls and M B church was well represented at the Randolph county union annual banquet held Thursday evening in the social room of the M B E church in Asheboro. Attendees included Hilma Bean Betsy Dobson Betty Pope Mary Louise Talley Margaret Emily Pickard Margaret Hinshaw and Carmine.

Epworth League St. Paul’s M. B Randolph County Union M. BE Asheboro Hilma Bean Betsy Dobson Betty Pope Mary Louise Talley Margaret Emily Pickard Margaret Hinshaw Carmine

Mrs Story and Frye Take Kids to Camp Morehead

Mrs Sam Story and Mrs Ervin Frye drove to Morehead City on Tuesday to escort Sam Davis Story Ervin Frye Jr and Billy Routh to Camp Morehead for a month long vacation.

Sam Story Ervin Frye Morehead City Sam Davis Story Ervin Frye, Jr Billy Routh Morehead

Graduate Betas Host Beta Club Meeting at Sunset Heights

Graduate members of 1937 attended a Beta club meeting at Asheboro High School Tuesday evening. The event was hosted by Miss DeEtte Austin in Sunset Heights with Miss Virginia Lisk as associate hostess. David Stedman chaired the business session.

Beta Club Asheboro High School DeEtte Austin Sunset Heights Virginia Lisk David Stedman Busi

Women Bible class meets at Stout home

The Women’s Bible or of the Randleman Christians held their regular monthly meeting Friday at Mrs. Ocie Stout’s home, honoring Mrs. B F Robbins Grace Fraser and Hazel Dorsett with birthday gifts. The session opened with scripture read by Mrs. J E Brown and Mrs. Clyde Heath.

Women's Bible Randleman Christians Ocie Stout B. F. Robbins Grace Fraser Hazel Dorsett J. E. Brown Clyde Heath Ocle Stout Callie Sawyer Effie Brown Otis Stout Walter Brown

Beta club elects new officers at annual meeting

At the meeting new Beta club officers were elected L D Burkhead president Lewis Millsaps vice president Dorothy Presnell secretary and R B E Mabe treasurer. Senior Beta members present included Mildred Millsaps Helen Brown Alice Rachal Frazier Margaret Honeycutt Margaret Pritchard Sara Hayworth and Howard Brown. Senior advisors Massa Lambert and John Garrett and Jesse Wester Baptist church director attended as guests.

Philathea class hosts meeting at Mrs Lovett’s home

Mrs Marvin Lovett welcomed the Philathea class of the First M BE Church to her Old Main Street residence Tuesday evening. Assoc hosts Cleron Elliott Mrs H P Powell and Miss Prince Bulla helped plan a summer vacation for the Winston Salem orphan boy under the class care. New members Mrs George Wills and Mrs R A Lemons were welcomed as fifteen to twenty members enjoyed pecan ice cream and cookies served beneath larkspur centerpiece.

Marvin Lovett Old Main Street Cleron Elliott H. P. Powell Prince Bulla Winston- Salem I. C. Moser George Wills R. A. Lemons

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Honored Atridge The SEA Food Grill Sheraton Sea Food Grill Sheraton B. Kinzer Ruy Wallace Crest Seweler Auman-Freeman Florence Mason Elbert Mason Route One Tracy Leas Walter Lucas Asheboro Friends Parsonage Herman A. Parker Effie Lofiin Johnnie Lawrence Academy Street Lacanta Piedmont Chair Co Point Harmon Linville Walter Linville Hazel Warren Indianapolis Ray Linville Dayton Ohio J. P. Linville Pink Linville Kerneraville Guilford Municipal Lake Elizabeth Hedgecock Kathryn Bellamy Rose Linville Rebecca Bodenheimer Margaret Eleanor Doris «Llen Mary Lillian Tucker Eugenia Albert Idell Linville Fred Morris Br. Oo. L Charlie Huff W. P. McCain High Hill Jack Newlin Joe Newlin Duke Hospital Garner Route 2 Jackie Carroll Randolph Hospital Earl Allred Sam Vincannon Washington, D. C Mia Bell Smith Kennedy America Mayview Manor Blowing Rock, N.C Randleman Church Duplicate Bridge S&s Minnie Steed Lois DeVinney Lucille DeVinney Ervel Electrolux Electrolux
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