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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1936

Page

10

Garden Party at Tomlinson Home Highlights High Point Club

The High Point Garden Club hosted its annual garden party at Mrs. 8. H. Tomlinson’s Hillcrest Drive home Friday afternoon. About forty guests including club members, presidents of nearby den clubs, and neighbors attended. Guests enjoyed tours of the vibrant garden, lime ice treats molded as flower pots, cookies, and accordion music by Mrs. C. H. Risch.

Den High Pointlub Tomlinson Home High Point Garden Club Hich W. C. Idol

Cake Cutting Rehearsal For Smith Anderson Vows

The rehearsal for the wedding of Miss Virginia Smith and Grady Person was held Saturday morning at 10 at the bride’s parents home 217 Elm Street. After rehearsal, the bridal party and close friends gathered for cake cutting and entertainment with the green and white nuptial color theme.

Smith-Anderson Virginia Smith Grady Person Mrs. N. Smith Elm Street Madelineker Gilbert Fielding South Main Street M. B.urch J. H. Pack Rywood

Acker Kearns Wedding Held Today as Planned

The wedding of Miss Madeline Packer and Gilbert Kearns Fielding Jr. occurs this morning at eight thirty at South Main Street Baptist Church. Officiants include Rev. J. P. Hipps and Rev. Heath Tadlock with out of town guests from Mount Airy Rochester Roanoke and Richmond.

Golda Mae Kearns Mount Airy N. C Roanoke Rochester N. Y Leslie Johnson Kearns Harold Kearns J. Ward Packer O. M. Thomas Butler Johnson Ray Jones Virginia Cody Hipps Argie Wood Elizabeth Ellis James Whitely Ernestine Vincannon Strickland

Patricia Ann Shelby Born Here Wednesday

Lieutenant and Mrs. E G Shelby of San Diego announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann on Wednesday June 24 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Shelby is the former Miss Carolyn Watkins daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Watkins of this city.

E. G. Shelby San Diego Calif Patricia Ann Burrus Memorial Hospital Shelby Carolyn Watkins E. G. Watkins

Business Girls Club Outing Planned for Tuesday

The Business and Professional Girls club holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening as an outing at the city lake park. Miss Blanche Barbour leads arrangements and all members are urged to attend as this is the final meeting of the fiscal year.

Business and Professional Girls Club

Weekend travelers and visitors from across states

The district notes numerous residents traveling to cities including Newport News Chattanooga Richmond and Indianapolis visiting relatives and friends. People like Bruce Carraway Jr Irene Reynolds Sara Elizabeth Emped and more are listed with destinations and stays ranging from a few days to two weeks across Virginia Tennessee Indiana and New York.

Bruce Carraway, Jr Newport News A. A Lindsay

Household Arts Club Meeting At Mrs. Ingram Home

Mrs. Fred L. Ingram hosts Household Arts Club in Jones Street living room with seasonal flowers. Members knit and enjoy needlework before tea with a lace tablecloth and a white cake. A birthday greeting is given to Mrs. C. F. Ellington. Next meeting July 9 at Mrs. J. R. Montgomery’s home in Trinity.

Household Arts Club Fred L. Ingram Jones Street C. F. Ellington Mesdames V. D. Sale, Sr N. E B. Russell Minnie Hinkle J. H. Womble J. T. Ellis C. F. Griss

Ancient tortoise cited in Mauritus treaties sparks intrigue

A long lived tortoise on the island of Mauritius reportedly endured much of the island’s history and is referenced in two separate treaties. The animal’s exact age remains unknown but its noted presence links it to key diplomatic documents.

Mauritius

Smith Anderson Vows In Elegant Home Wedding Here

Miss Virginia Smith wed Grady Anderson in a Quaker ceremony at the bride's Elm Street home. Relatives attended as Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes officiated. a music program preceded the vows and the couple left for a northern wedding trip thereafter. The bride, a Bristol, Virginia native, later joined the Letitian club. the groom works for the Soil Conservation Service in Mount Airy. Out of town guests included families from Winston-Salem and Knoxville.

Miss Williamson Miss Hedrick Dorothy Smith V. A. Fleenor Mount Airy Anderson 8S. G. Anderson Thistle Street United States Soil Conservation Service N. C V. A. Freendr George Wray Clyde Sheetz Lee Loraine A. T. Hanes Elizabeth Dorothy Hanes R. T. Wharton Winston-Salem H. L. Modlin Knoxville Tenn

Community Arts Club Meeting Slated at Mrs Gibson's Home

The Community Arts club will meet with Mrs Harvey Gibson at her Scott Street home Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. This is the regular meeting and all members are expected to attend.

Community Arts Club Harvey Gibson Scott Street

Mason Wilkins Wedding at First Baptist Winston-Salem

Mrs W F Clayton and Miss Martha Jarrett attended the Mason Wilkins wedding at First Baptist Church Winston-Salem yesterday afternoon. The ceremony occurred at six thirty o clock. Mr and Mrs Oscar B Griffin announce the birth of a son Jerry Shields on Monday June 22 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Griffin was formerly Miss Maurice Hilton of Thomasville.

W. F. Clayton Martha Jarrett Winston-Salem Mason- Wilkins First Baptist Church Oscar Griffin Jerry Shields Burrus Memorial Hospital Maurice Hilton Thomasville

Chicago produce market bid and price levels

Chicago June 27 butter at 20 312 unsettled eggs 18 895 easy. Firsts local 20 percent cars 21 percent fresh graded firsts local 20 percent cars 21 percent current receipts 19 percent storage packed extras 21 percent storage packed firsts 21 percent.

Chicago

Distinguished Guest Leaves After Visit With Miss Paylor

Mrs. J. J. Yates of Yates Acres Wilson County and Asheville left Brentley circle after visiting Miss I Irvin Paylor. Yates is state president of the Southern Memorial association and attended the association meeting in Shreveport during the Confederate reunion week.

J. J. Yates Yates Acres Wilson County Asheville I. Irvin Paylor Brentley Circle Yates Southern Memorial Association Miss Paylor Shreveport S. M North Carolina Confederate Veterans Mary Elizabeth Long Department of the Army of Northern Virginia

Florence Nightengale Club Outing Planned at City Lake

The Florence Nightengale club of the YWCA will meet at the Hut Monday at 7 15 PM and proceed to the city lake for a swimming party replacing the regular supper meeting.

Florence Nightengale Club City Lake

Bedford F Forrest Hutton Born in West Va

Mr and Mrs F H Hutton of Huttonaville West Virginia announce the birth of a son Bedford Forrest on Wednesday June 24 at Huttonaville Mrs Hutton is formerly Miss Helen Klemme of High Point A daughter born to Mr and Mrs R L Helmstetler on Thursday June 25 a daughter Fonda DeDolores at 303 Grimes Street Mrs Helmstetler was formerly Miss Lucille Jov ing of this city

Jake Savage Lionel Los Angeles Calif Richmond California Elwood Embler B. W. Marshall Asheboro Road F. H. Hutton Huttonaville West Va Bedford Forrest R. L. Helmstetler Fonda DeDolores Grimes Street

Luncheon And Tea Honor U D C President Mrs R E Ridenhour

Mrs Ridenhour of Concord, president of the North Carolina Division U D C and Laura Wesson chapter, entertained with a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club and an afternoon tea at Mrs J E Kirkman's home. Guests from multiple chapters attended, with red white and blue decor and elaborate floral centerpieces. About a hundred guests from Monroe, Thomasville, Rockingham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and Asheboro joined the events.

R. E. Ridenhour Concord North Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy Laura Wesson Emerywood Country Club J. E. Kirkman East Washington Street Garland Daniel Greensboro Norman Hutton Hickory Eugene Davis Statesville Alexander Martin J. F. Hayden Joseph Snider Grover Kester W. W. Walker Jdr Roy Welborn F. J. Flagler W.M. Dyer W. T. Powell Frank Smith Ruth Welborn Margaret Thompson Virginia Ryan Susie Kirkman William Kester Garnet Pollock George Hutchens Lois Welborn Monroe Thomasville Rockingham Winston ~- Salem Asheboro

Heavy traffic noted in Greensboro division traffic count

Ninety stations in this division of the state highway system reported a heavy movement of 102,336 vehicles during an 18 hour period in Greensboro.

Greensboro State

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acker-Kearns IR. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated Blood Bank Building Phones Uality Bakery Patricia Ann Shelby Business Girls’ Club Irene Reynolds Sara Elizabeth Emped Chattanooga L. D. Gibson Edith Barker Enid Combs Grand Rapids, Mich Jack Burris Burris Johnson Street New York City Michigan Iane Lowe Ross Lewis Indianapolis Ind F. M. Cralle George Mary Elizabeth Long Island, N. Y J. L. Stone Sarah Frye Atlantic City Washington EF. P. Tuttle Mildred W. P. Tuttle Montgomery Ala F. J. Tuttle East Green Street C. M. Thomas Doris Charlene Columbus Ohio Thomas G. D. Moore Betty Lou Cummings Edgedale Drive Lynchburg Camp Chilarna Helen Hall Moultrie, Ga Caroline Dalton Lydia Horton Fort Mill, 8. C Alma Virginia McCain Mrs Grady Anderson N. L. Smith Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church Adelaide Williamson Mircle Beauty Nook Willowbrook Donese Franklin Louise Pearson Florence Nightengale Bedford F. Hutton U.D.C Montlieu Avenue Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor Chiffon Congo Linden ALL Bradley Suits Larkwood
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