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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1936

Page

6

Bride Of Last Week Feted At Bridge In Thomasville

Mrs. H M Ridge Jr hosted a bridge party at Mrs. J R Willis home on Broad Street for Mrs. Chas Alson Kearns formerly Pauline Haynes. Three tables played contract bridge with high score prizes and travel awards. Guests included Mrs W S McKinney, Miss Bessie Hedrick, Miss Eva Chappelear and others.

Charles A. Kearns Bridge H. M. Ridge, Jr Chas Alson Kearns Thomasville Pauline Haynes J. R. Willis Broad Street Bessie Hedrick Eva Chappelear W.S. McKinney Salisbury Virginia Hunt Kearns Ridge W. S. McKinney Arnor Wardell W. C. Dedman B. Francia Hendrix Earl Womble R. M. Cline Frances Einstein Grace Koonce Fern Daniel

Concert Here Tonight Showcases Local Talent

Tonight at eight o'clock in the junior high school auditorium local performers present a broad program of old familiar tunes. Singers and instrumentalists in costume perform pieces from Love's Old Sweet Song to Star dust and Nimble readings, with contributions from Miss Vera Smith and other area students and teachers.

Jurney Briggs Margaret Ges J. Gurney Briggs, Jr Dorothy Hoskins Evelyn Sheree Vera Smith Picardy Norman Fidler Wilton Barnes Sylvia

Maurice Cheves Is Feted on Birthday

Eight year old Maurice Cheves was honored at a birthday party hosted by his mother Mrs J Q Cheves at 306 West Davis on Wednesday. Misses Florence Starnes and Margaret Cheves directed games with prizes won by Frances Ann Dowd Thelma Dellinger and Maxine Lewis. Refreshments followed for a list of guests including Thelma Dellinger Frances Holland Odell Culler Jr Eugene Bray and others. Maurice received many attractive gifts.

Maurice Cheves J. Q. Cheves West Davis Street Florence Starnes Margaret Cheves Frances Ann Dowd Thelma Dellinger Maxine Lewis Thelma Rolene Dellinger Frances Holland Odell Culler, Jr Eugene Bray Vivian Betty Ruth Salty Peggy Jane Delappe Maxine Clay Lewis Maurice

Latra Wesson Chapter Tea Honors Mrs Ridenhour

Social calendar notes a tea at prop at the home of Mrs J E B Kirkman 430 Washington street honoring Mrs R E Ridenhour by the Latra Wesson chapter. An Emerywood Country Club bridge party for members follows at the clubhouse with reservations via the club secretary. Saturday 10 to 2 pm the June Ball at Sedgefield Country Club features Anna Ray Moore and her California orchestra.

Latra Wesson R. E. Ridenhour J. E B. Kirkman Washington Street Emerywood Country Club Sedgefield Country Club Anna Ray Moore Orchestra California

Ward Street M. E. Church Senior Class Picnic Postponed

The senior class social at Ward Street M. E. church planned for Saturday evening has been postponed to a later date. Members are asked to note the change.

Ward 8St Ward Street M. E. Church

Weekend visitors and local residents make small travels

Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor plan a White Lake weekend then visit Mrs. Ferguson's sister in Fayetteville. Mrs. Walter Crissman visits parents in Chattanooga. Miss Elva Marlory of Albemarle visits Miss Ann Grissom on East Green Street.

B. T. Ferguson W. H. Taylor City White Lake Elva Marlory Albemarle Ann Grissom East Green Street

Surprise party honors bride elect Miss Pauline Cagle

Miss Pauline Cagle bride elect of June 27 was feted at a surprise party hosted by Miss Pearl Newton and Louise Cagle at Miss Newton’s Prospect Street home. Prizes were awarded to Pauline Trotter and Estelle Burton and guests wore daises and larkspur while enjoying fruit salad and gifts.

Pauline Cagle Pearl Newton Louise Cagle Miss Newton Prospect Street Pauline Trotter Estelle Burton Katherine Lowe Etta Dot Warner Lois Burton Louise Linthicum Lois MclIntosh Mesdames Hubert Newton Taft Henderson Wade Russell Leslie Gurley Emmett Brown Garland Crawford A. H. Trotter Troy F. Robins B. B. Freeman R. A. Zimmerman L. P. Cagle L. G. Newton

Ex-Service Women Asked To Contact Auxiliary President

Mrs. N. B. Stirewalt, president of the local American Legion Auxiliary, requests all women who served in World War I to contact her at 2233 or Mrs. T. D. Cox at 2487 to compile a complete list of ex-service women in On Point for Auxiliary records.

N. 8. Stirewalt American Legion Auxiliary T. D. Cox

Dr D F Staley Seriously Ill at Home

Dr D F Staley remains seriously ill at his home 513 East Washington Street after a heart attack. He has been confined to bed for a week and friends regret to learn his condition is unimproved.

D. F. Staley East Washington Street

Ace Of Clubs Entertainment At Mrs Alexander Home

Mrs G T Alexander hosted the Ace of Clubs bridge party in Thomasville with four tables of contract. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Hassler and Mrs J F Garner, visitors led by Mrs Walter Newby took top visitor score, and guests received various gifts. Two refreshment courses followed.

Thomasville G. T. Alexander Ace of Clubs Bridge Club Paul Hassler J. F. Garner Walter Newby Maury Cralle New York Virginia Conley Marion John R. Myers Charles F. Phillips W. G. Smith Alvah Boyles W. E. Tomlinson J. 8. Green Walter Rapp David Long Maury Oralle Harry Lee Lambeth Julius Green Fred Gray Carson Cox

Local Society Notes from Marion and Nearby Towns

Miss Virginia Conley of Marion visits sister Mrs. Harry Lam beth on Colonial drive. Mrs. Maury Cralle leaves for New York after visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Murr on School avenue. Mrs. D. L. Maynard and daughter Anne of Greensboro spend a few days visiting relatives. Miss Sallie McColman of McCall, S. C., stays with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hoover on Main street. Mrs. Julius Green and son Julius Jr visit Jamestown with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer weekend in Spartanburg visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Woodward, local school faculty, is a patient at City Memorial Hospital after an operation. Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Lohr of Lincolnton visit Mr. and Mrs. Luther Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Pridgen spend days in western North Carolina. Misses Avis Russell Eva Deaton and Mildred Maddox go Friday to Girl Scout camp at Rock Creek near Greensboro. Miss Hazel McNeill of Greensboro visits her sister on Lexington avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green and daughter visit Greensboro. Captain and Mrs D. W. Nesbitt and family pass through en route to Charleston. Mrs. J. Pliskin visits Marion relatives. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Jennings and daughter Betty Jennings spend a day in Charlotte. Little Miss Margaret Green leaves Wednesday for Winston.

Virginia Conley Marion Harry Lee Lambeth Colonial Drive Maury Cralle New York Frank Murr School Avenue D. L. Maynard Anne Greensboro J. C. Green Sallie McColman McCall 8. C G. M. Hoover Saat Main Street Julius Green Julius, Jr Jamestown City Memorial Hospital L. J. Lohr Lincolnton Luther Grimes T. G. Pridgen North Carolina Avis Russell Eva Deaton Mildred Maddox Rock Creek Hazel McNeill Forest Grimes Mr. Grimes Lexington Avenue Walter Green D. W. Nesbitt

New Quirk in Dinner Hosting Fruit Soups and Fillings

A lighthearted guide to party menus using pineapple mint bouillon and fruity hors d oeuvres. It lists ingredients and method for pineapple mint bouillon and several decorative, stuffed fruit ideas plus practical shopping notes on produce prices and affordable pantry items.

Peach Marshmallow Peach Ice Cream Style Mix

A simple cold dessert mix combines peaches and marshmallows with milks. Heat marshmallows with milk until half melted, fold in peaches and evaporated milk, whip, then freeze in a mechanical freezer stirring once during freezing.

Miss Mann Among Honorees At Greensboro Party

Miss Frances Mann of this city visited Greensboro as the houseguest of Miss Margaret Betts Lewis and attended a luncheon and theater party hosted by Miss Louise Overton. Honor guests included Miss Lewis, Miss Mann, Miss Catherine Burton of Danville, Miss Betty Walden and guests, Miss Dorothy Hoppe and Miss Martha Jean Brooks of Charlotte, Miss Eloise Hendrix and Miss Elizabeth Gunter of Richmond, Miss Virginia Lewis of Bluefield, Miss Patsy Jones and Miss Mary Baker. After luncheon the party attended a show at the Carolina theater.

Frances Mann Margaret Betts Lewis Greensboro Louise Overton Miss Lewis Misses Mann Catherine Burton Danville Betty Walden Dorothy Hoppe Martha Jean Brooks Charlotte Eloise Hendrix Elizabeth Gunter Richmond

Mrs Allred Hosts Book Club Night in Randleman

Miss Milliard Allred hosted a Tuesday book club gathering at her Asheboro Road home with three tables in play. Mrs. J. C. Fox won a flower vase prize as ice cream and cake were served afterward.

Mrs R E Ranson Guests In Fallston North Carolina

Mrs. R E Ranson spends the week in Fallston Cleveland county as guest of her mother Mrs M J Barker. Tonight she attends a testimonial dinner at Shelby honoring Principal and Mrs W D Burns of Piedmont High School Lawndale. Burns has led the school over 30 years. Former teacher T J Gold Sr once taught there. Hundreds of former students live across North Carolina.

R. E. Ranson Fallston Cleveland County M. J. Barker Shelby Piedmont High School Lawndale W. D. Burns Burns T. J. Gold North Carolina

Reeves Children Entertain At Party

Miss Pauline and Franie Reeves hosted a party at Doris Street Wednesday evening. Games and contests were held with prize winners Margaret Chevis and Clayton Safrit. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. Reeves. Attendees included Virginia Dave Haynes Jessica Richardson Juanita Caudle Walter Rue Virginia Hughes Clifford Cain Louise Fields H. Clay Royals Daisy Smith and the hostesses.

Pauline Franie Reeves Doris Street Margaret Chevis Clayton Saffit Walter Rue J. Reeves Virginia Dave Haynes Jessie Richardson Juanita Caudle Virginia Hughes Clifford Cain Louise Fields H. Clay Royals Daisy Smith Clayton Safrit

Chicago Produce Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Report

Butter steady at 14 641 with prices unchanged. Eggs 19 514 down slightly to 20 percent for firsts locally. Fresh graded firsts at 21 percent, storage packed at 22, store packed firsts at 21.

Chicago

Mrs Stella Andrews Recovers After Major Operation

Mrs Stella Andrews is reported to be nicely today at Guilford oral hospital following a serious operation.

Stella Andrews Guilford Oral Hospital

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