Eloise Pierce Bride-elect Honored At Home Gathering
Miss Eloise Pierce, whose marriage to Martin L Edwards of teensboro is set for tomorrow night at Gospel Tabernacle, was entertained last evening by Mrs M W Buser at 1110 Orlando Street. Guests included Phibbs Taylor Le ra Mae Staley Minevia Wagner Virginia Wynanda Buser Ann. A variety of summer flowers adorned the home and games with prizes were enjoyed. A clock wedding provided amusement and lingerie shower favors were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Pierce
Martin L. Edwards
Teensboro
Gospel Tabernacle
M. W. Buser
Orlando
Miss Pierce
Missesaney Phibbs
Phyllis Taylor
Lera
Mae Staley
Minevia Wagner
Irginia
Wynanda Buser
Ann
Sewing Unit Raises British Aid Through Local Garments
Bundles for Britain sewing unit chaired by Mrs. Carter Dalton praises local women for rapid hospital garment production. About three to four hundred garments are completed or in progress, with shipments on schedule. Linda Gail Walker born at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Walker of Archdale. mother was Margie Jones before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Carter Dalton
Linda Gail Walker
Wade Walker
Archdale
Linda Gail
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Local Hostess Named in Notable Gathering List
Eva McMilan Boles and Marlene Lowe are listed with Mesdames L. B. Taylor Cletus Floyd Margaret Curtis I. P. Williams and the hostess as part of a social assembly in a community notice.
Mrs George Corcoran Wins Piedmont Women Golf Tourney
Mrs George Corcoran of Thomasville won the bi weekly Piedmont Women's Golf Association event at Sedgefield Country Club with a low gross 82. Alrs Floyd Hendley of Greensboro led top division low net 83 10 73. Mrs Shelley B Caveness of Greensboro had low putts 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
George Corcoran
Thomasville
Floyd Hendley
Greensboro
Shelley B. Caveness
Tom Marlowe
Elliott Wood
High Point
Curtis Stone
P. B. Whittington, Jr
C. Co. Brewer
Siler City
Thomas Snyder
Piedmont women golfers invited to Roaring Gap meeting
Ler's 33 earned low putting honors for Greensboro players. Mrs Silas Casey of High Point posted low net for E division at 1420-36-84 while Mrs John Walker of High Point had low putts at 37. Next meeting set for July 9 at Roaring Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Greensboro
Silas Casey
High Point
John Walker
Piedmont
Roaring Gap
People and Visitors Plan Travel and Homecomings
Dr and Mrs T W Dickson have returned to Syracuse after visiting Mrs Frances Dickson in Greensboro. J R Young travels to Roanoke to visit relatives then joins Charlie Miller of Philadelphia for a trip to Philadelphia New York and Washington before returning to High Point in ten days. George Brown goes to Portsmouth for a week with his father S C Brown and expects to return next Friday. Miss Carrie Hooper heads to Myrtle Beach South Carolina for several weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs Calvin Spitzer return to Washington DC after visiting Mrs Spitzer's parents J A L Harrison and are joined by Miss Betty Lou Harrison for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Young
Roanoke
Charlies Miller
Philadelphia
Mr. Miller
New York
Washington
High Point
George Brown
West Russell Street
Portsmouth
S. C. Brown
Calvin Spitzer
Washington, D. C
Musical program at Calvary Methodist tomorrow evening
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church sponsors a musical program at the church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock to benefit the hut building fund. Proceeds from a small admission charge go to the fund. The Willing Workers Class of Main Street Methodist Church meets tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Cloverbrand clubroom on Broad Street with hostesses Mesdames Zachary Greenburg Venable and Bell. The A M Idol Philathea class meets tonight at 8 at Mrs J H Walker's Colonial Drive home with hostesses Mesdames Yarborough Payne Garrell Payne and Percy Payne. Mrs R E Troxler is recuperating at Burrus Memorial and can receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society For Christian Service of
Calvary Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Cloverbrand
Broad Street
Mesdames FE
B. Zachary
G. Greenburg
Ed Venable
Molly Bell
A.M. Idol
A. M. Idol Philathea
J. H. Walker
Colonial Drive
Mesdames
N. P. Yarborough
Lee Payne
Garrell Payne
Percy Payne
R. E. Troxler
Burrus Memorial
Hines Hall entertains Junior Contract club at Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville June 26 members of the Junior Contract club met Monday evening at Mrs. Hines Hall home two tables of bridge played Mrs Hollis Russell won a relish dish first prize and Mrs M A McMahon runner up while the visitor’s prize a relish dish went to Mrs Wiley Taylor An ice course was served as cards were laid aside to Mesdames C B Tysinger Emory Perryman Reuben Bavender Tom Chevis Wes Cameron Mollie Russell M A McMahon and Wiley Taylor Miss Mare Snell and her sister Mrs Harston Williamson left Sunday for a motor trip to Philadelphia and points in New Jersey plans to be away about a week Mrs C W Grubb has returned from a two weeks visit with her mother Mrs J L Perkins at Carolina Beach Mrs Perkins expects to be at the beach the entire summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Hines Hall
Hollis Russell
M. A. McMahon
Wiley Taylor
Mesdames
C. B. Tysinger
Emory Perryman
Reuben Bavender
Tom Chevis
Wes Cameron
Mollie Russel
Mare Snell
Harston Williamson
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Social Gatherings Highlight Mrs Dillon Shower and Local Visits
Mrs Evie Thornton hosted a mixed shower for Mrs Arthur Dillon formerly Miss Margaret Parrish. Missionary Society met with 14 members and planned a July chicken pie supper. Deep River Philatheas held a busy meeting with home made ice cream served. Young Peoples class enjoyed games and refreshments. Local relatives and neighbors visited and neighbors hosted gatherings at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Thornton
Arthur Dillon
Margaret Parrish
R. V. Weston
Missionary Society
Clara White
Deep River Philatheas
Jessie Crumpler
Mattie Bame
Lottie Smith
Crumpler
May Carmichael
Bill Kelley
Bertha Davis
Glenola
Endora
Davis Grayham
Abbotts Creek
W. F. Wheeler
Westmoreland
Calfax
Mirs
Hubert Jordan
Fami
Raymond Yates
Lindley Nursery
A. W. Yates
Ars
Clyde Bolling
Birth of Franklin Allan Perry at Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. A. F. Perry of 1407 Long Street announces the birth of a son, Franklin Allan, this morning on June 26 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. Perry is formerly Violet Jarrett of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Perry
A. F. Perry
Long Street
Franklin Allan
Guilford General Hospital
Perrys
Violet Jarrett
High Point
Mrs Harry White Honored by Wesley Memorial Mothers Class
Mrs. Harry G. White headed for Norfolk with her children after a farewell luncheon hosted by the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Mothers Class at Mrs. J. A. Hardison’s West Broad Street home. Guests included Mrs. Robert Holt and others, with Queen Anne’s lace centerpieces and pink rosebuds adorning the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. White
Norfolk
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
White
J. A. Hardison
West Broad Street
Mrs. White
Robert Holt
Harry Anthony
Stuart Stone
Arthur Marsh
John Peacock
J. A. Austin
W. M. Leonard
C. S. Jowers
Carl Weekly
W. L. Linthicum
Joe Vaughn
T. R. Zimmerman
Get Up Feeling Great with Kruschen Salts Daily
Advertisement urges a 30 day course of Kruschen Salts to stimulate digestion and bile flow. It claims normal liver discharge aids morning energy and productivity, promising better wakefulness, reduced headaches, and a “real day’s work” with a guaranteed satisfaction refund.
WPA In Albemarle District Hostess Details
Miss Holton was accompanied home by Miss Avis Koontz of Concord, former Appalachian State Teachers College classmate. Miss Koontz will visit Miss Holton for several days, part of social arrangements within the Albemarle district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Albemarle
Miss Holton
Avis Koontz
Concord
Appallachian State Teachers College
Boone Juring
Miss Kloontz
Fly’s eye precision with Palomar telescope vignette
A distant fly would appear with the Palomar telescope's extreme magnification enabling distinguishable eyes. In steel making, red shortness signals sulfur-rich steel that crumbly during hot rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palomar
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iss Eloise Pierce
Riday
British Aid
America
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
WU. 5S. Testing Co
Kon
Tele A
Clarilee
Ladyship
Nancy Astor
Plymouth
T. W. Dickson
Syracuse, N. Y
Dr. Dickson
Mrs
Frances Dickson
Gatewood Avenue
Carrie Hooper
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Allen Jay
Jens Beciling
Rumford Baking Powder
Rumford, R. 1
Irs
Hines Hall Entertains
C. W. Grubb
J. L. Perkins
Carolina Beach
Mrs. Dillon
Harry White
Sarah Holton
M. L. Holton
Triangle Lake
Elizabeth Violton
Badin
Childre
Robertson’s Bakery, Inc
Ideal Dress Shoppe
North Main Street
Zenith
Farnsworth
Reg
Wrenn Street
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