Musical Art Club Ends Season With Young Artist Program
The final meeting at Emerywood Country Club featured a youth recital from High Point students returning from studies this winter. Anne Garrett and Florence Ellis opened with Bach Howe, A C Lovelace Jr sang, violinists performed Bruch and Wagner pieces, Dupuy Sears and Edna Douglas offered Romanze numbers, and Curtis Institute student Briggs Jr concluded with three songs under Dan W. Smith’s piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Edith Moore Sherrod
Dan W. Smith
H. S. Coffield
H. N. Phillips
Anne Garrett
Florence Ellis
Sidney Gayle
Bach Howe
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Mr. Lovelace
Gordot
Hammond
Schumann
DeFalla
Edna Douglas
Wagner
Kirkman
Navarro
Pequena Danza Espanola
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Curtis Institute
Schubert
Brahm’s “Batschaft
Mr. Smith
Annual June Dance Of Trumpeteers At Sedgefield
The Trumpeteer club will hold its annual June dance at Sedgefield manor on Thursday evening June 20. Dancing runs 10 to 2 with Duke Barron and his orchestra from New York providing music. Sponsors include young women from High Point and Greensboro.
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Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Lawrence Metcalf
Duke Barron
Barron
New York
High Point
Greensboro
Harry Welch
Lloyd Evans
Floyd Evans
Domino Club Meeting Tonight With Miss Martha Jarrett
The Domino club will hold its regular meeting at 7 45 this evening. The gathering takes place at Miss Martha Jarretts home on the Winston Salem road.
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The
Domino Club
Martha Jarrett
Winston-Salem Road
College Alumni To Form Local Chapter At Picnic Friday
High Point alumni living nearby are invited to a 6 30 PM picnic at the Postal Employer Club cabin on highway 10A to organize a High Point alumni chapter. Attendees may pack their own supper. drinks can be provided by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point
Bill Lewis
John Austin
John Easter
Lucille Browne
Beaux Esprits Club Plans Evening Meeting
The Beaux Esprits club will meet at 7 30 this evening in the club rooms on Russell street. Members are urged to attend as a swimming party is to be planned for the near future.
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Beaux Esprits Club
Russell Street
Local Girl Scouts Shine at Camp Whitsett Near Greensboro
High Point Girl Scouts are well represented at Camp Whitsett near Greensboro. Local girls at the camp include Grace McKaughan Margaret Short Maude Sapp Carraway Barbara Matthews Posey Redman Norma Page Betsy Perry Yow Zana Groome Eleanor Garrett Ann Wood Phyllis Strickland Becky Brockmann and Janet Russell.
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High Point
Camp Whitsett
Greensboro
Grace McKaughan
Margaret Short
Maude Sapp
Carraway
Barbara Matthews
Posey Redman
Norma Page
Betsy Perry Yow
Zana Groome
Eleanor Garrett
Ann Wood
Phyllis Strickland
Becky Brockmann
Janet Russell
Social notes from Winston-Salem area guests
Mrs. Norris Bodenheimer plans a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews of the city. Miss Hazel Coltrane returns from Charlotte after visiting friends and attends dinner and bridge. Mrs. J. W. Hamlett travels to Louisville for a few weeks. Jacqueline Gregory recovers at Campbell Street home after a two week illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ellington and daughter return from a visit to uf fin route one and Reidsville. Helen Jarrell departs for Myrtle Beach for a week. Wade Mariette arrives from Hebron to join wife and child for the summer at Orlando Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Bodenheimer
Winston-Salem
Ernest B. Matthews
Hazel Coltrane
Trinity
Charlotte
Maty Alma Coltrane
Adeline Zimmerman
Bridge
Jacqueline Gregory
Campbell Street
C. P. Ellington
George Moore
Uffin
Route One
Reidsville
Helen Jarrell
Grimes Street
Myrtle Beach
Wade Mariette
Hebron
Orlando Street
Presbyterian Fellowship Supper at First Church
The First Presbyterian church invites members to a fellowship supper tomorrow at 6:30 PM with a lawn picnic possible weather permitting, otherwise in the church basement. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Dupuy to Attend Oberlin Summer School
Miss Betsy Dupuy will depart for Oberlin College Ohio to attend four weeks of summer school focused on Girl Reserve work. She plans to return to High Point in August after a vacation, then resume duties. Attending the conference with her are Dolly Batley Annie Louise Brown Annilee Dinkins and Kathryn Allen from local Girl Reserves groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Dupuy
Oberlin College
Oberlin
High Point
Miss Dupuy
Dolly Batley
Annie Louise Brown
Annilee Dinkins
Pickett
Kathryn Allen
Marriage of Miss Wood to Thomas W Crowson announced
An announcement records the marriage of Ruth Eliza Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Wood of 805 East Green Street to Thomas Woodrow Crowson of Danville Virginia. The ceremony on May 24 in Danville was officiated by Rev A G Carter Baptist minister. Mrs Crowson is a native of High Point and musician. Crowson is son of Mr and Mrs Sam Crowson and plays for Mayodan Baseball Club after local schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elizath Wood
Charles R. Wood
East Green Street
Thomas Woodrow Crowson
Danville
A. G. Carter
Sam Crowson
Mayodan Baseball Club
Mayodan
Florence Nightingale Club Plans Summer Program
The Florence Nightingale club held a weekly supper at the Y W C A hut with eight members present. After supper a business session chaired by president Miss Catherine Howard discussed plans for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Catherine Howard
Ladies' Bridge At Sedgefield Tomorrow
The regular bi weekly bridge party for lady members of Sedgefield Country Club will be held tomorrow afternoon in the solar ium at Sedgefield Inn. Play starts at 2 39 and ends at 6 00. Prizes contributed by several members will be awarded in a novel feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Inn
H. §. Dunkelberger
High Point
European clash echoes a 17 year planning arc
A Europe football match unfolded recently between two teams that had outlined the rivalry 17 years ago. Several players appeared old enough to resemble American college stars, adding a nostalgic, cross continental vibe to the game.
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Europe
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight With Mrs Harper
The local unit of the American Legion Auxiliary meets this evening at 7 45 hosted by Mrs Leigh Harper at Mrs H A Oakes 220 Montheu Avenue. Associate hostesses are Mesdames Fred Gordy and Harry Doctor as they handle routine business before closing the year.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Leigh Harper
H. A. Oakes
Montheu Avenue
Harper
Fred Gordy
Harry Doctor
Brigadier Club Plans Evening Meeting at Robert Cooke Home
The Brigadier club will hold its regular meeting this evening at the home of Robert Cooke on North Hamilton street. The regular time of meeting will be o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
J. M. Stewart
Best Street
W C. Lovings
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Gastonia
Brigadier Club
Robert Cooke
Hamilton Street
Judith Mathews Born At Home In City
Mr and Mrs Ernest B Mathews announce the birth of a daughter Judith Annette on Saturday June 18 at their home 426 North Wrenn street Mrs Mathews before marriage was Miss Frances Goodin of this city.
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Judith Mathews
Ernest B. Mathews
Judith Annette
North Wrenn Street
Mathews
Frances Goodin
Marian Martin Pattern Ads Offer Summer Frocks
Slated for success patterns 0640 and 9610 promote smart frocks for morning and afternoon. Patterns come in limited sizes with fabric yardage and prices. order 15 cents each or 80 cents for both, plus 10 cents for a Summer Patterns book. Mail to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th Street
New York
Mrs. W. D. Stevens Bride Of Month Honored In Party
Mrs W D Stevens formerly Miss Helen Kearns was honored as Bride Of Month by the Character Builders class of Main Street church at the G B son clubroom. Bingo games featured the event with a shoulder corsage of roses and sweetpeas for the bride and a crystal wedding pattern prize. A later ice course was served to the group including Mrs Fielding Kearns and several others.
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W. D. Stevens
Helen Kearns
Main Street
Church
G.bson
Margaret Predy
Inez Pierce
Elmina
Mildred Stroud
Virginia Bennett
Kathleen Wall
Crystal
Mrs. Stevens
Mesdames Fielding Kearns
Charles Connor
E. F Wright
Frank Surratt
Davis Smith
Clayton Kearns
Margaret Preddy
Lena Davis
Laura Bumgarner
Dorothy Davis
Viola Brigman
Frances Dunn
Virginia
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Golda Mae Kearns
Daneese Manley
Asheboro Girl Scouts Award Badges Ceremony
About 30 of 35 attending Girl Scouts at Frazier Park received badges in a Friday ceremony. Leaders Mrs. Harris Birkhead, Mrs. Harris Coffin, and Mrs. J. A. Fewell supervised. Awardees included Jackie Poole, Annie Lou Myatt, Mary Reece King, and others earning tenderfoot, second class, and merit badges such as world knowledge, first aid, hostess, home maker, and photography.
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Asheboro
Frazier Park
Harris Birkhead
Harris Coffin
J. A. Fewell
Jackie Poole
Annie Lou Myatt
Mary Reece King
Martha Burrow
Willa Mae Cox
Maggie Parks
Virginia Lee Allred
Hazel Bulla
Doris Covington
Mary Alma Rubins
Juanita Cox
Claudine Cox
Dorothy Hayworth
Josephine Pugh
Charlotte Usher
Helen Smith
Annie Charles Smith
Alice Birkhead
Margaret Robbins
Margaret Alexander
Lorene Wood
Lois Grimes
Lucile Cox
Mary Lillian Andrews
Add Lee Morgan
Kitty Lee Fritz
Julia Alexander
Betty Lee Jones
Edmondson-Gray Vows Solemnized Saturday
Announcement today of the marriage of Miss Edna Amelia Edmondson Greensboro to W A Gray High Point. The ceremony was Saturday afternoon at Edgeville Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev. W A Way officiating. The couple will reside in High Point after a wedding trip.
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Edna Amelia Edmondson
Greensboro
W. A. Gray
High Point
Edgeville
M. L. Gray
North Wilkesboro
Carolina Veneer Company
Lindsay Street
Templetons Injured in Rockingham County Car Crash
Mr and Mrs E B Templeton of this city were rushed to Memorial hospital Reidsville after their car overturned on the Winston Salem road in Rockingham county They suffered minor abrasions and contusions and were en route to Richmond for the funeral of Mrs Templetons brother They were treated released and continued their journey to Richmond
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E. B. Templeton
Memorial Hospital
Reidsville
Winston-Salem Road
Rockingham County
Richmond
Lilac as New Hampshire State Flower Originates from Europe
The common lilac, designated as New Hampshire state flower, is native to eastern Europe rather than America.
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New Hampshire
Europe
Readers Questions to Marjorie Mansfield Columns
Advice column notice requests readers to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and states questions will be answered in these columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Encouraging View of a Daughter's Future
A reader asks how to handle anxiety about her 20s daughter who avoids marriage, enjoys group activities, does housework, and plans a home economics degree. The columnist reassures that friendship with peers is healthy and the daughter can be self supporting and happy either with or without marriage.
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Miss Mansfield
Career Women Redefine Paths Beyond Home Life
The era offers many career oriented women who enjoy pleasant lives and do not envy traditional homemaker roles. They see home making and child bearing no longer the sole future for women, as opportunities expand beyond domestic life.
Encouraging Daughters to Continue Studies Despite Sacrifice
The text urges parents to support their daughter's education and to accept possible financial indebtedness, emphasizing immediate continuation of studies and preparation for work without delay. It stresses encouragement over hesitation and values long term educational advancement.
Parents Sacrifice Too Much, Some Feelings Left Unspoken
A fragment suggests parents make sacrifices that may be unnecessary and thrust upon children, leaving unspoken tensions. The incomplete text hints at emotional strain within family dynamics and the burden of parental expectations.
Unappreciated College Aid for Serious Young Seekers
The passage argues that unappreciated colleges fail to help serious students seeking worthwhile professions. It asserts that when a young man or woman genuinely wants to train, effort should be made to assist them.
Education Path for Danen Continues
The message expresses confidence that Danen will pursue further schooling and be a credit to her parents. It emphasizes belief in her ability to make the most of her training and education.
Business Girls Meet Tonight at YWCA
The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Girls club will be at the YWCA this evening at six o clock. The session will be devoted to business after the customary supper.
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Sedgefield
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Hart’s Pharmacy
Motor Delivery Arcade
Sheraton Hote
Gotham
Rosanne
South Main
Kress
J. W. Hamlett
Louisville, Ky
M. E. Church
Co. E
Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon
M. P. Church
Marie Setliff
Daddy
Phylene Wright
Doris King
Eunice Briggs
O. L. Bast
Miss Wood
Thomas W. Crowson
Mrs J Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
John Roosevelt
Nahant
Mass
Brigadier
Mrs. Templeton
All Druggste
Orang
Marijorie
Fred Palmer
Ange Palmer
Atiasta
Nat Walker
Rach
Batiste
Bae
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