Mrs Courtney Honored At Bridge Party Before Dallas Move
Mrs Frank Courtney was feted by Mesdames Bradner and Newton at the Gibson Clubrooms with a four table bridge party. A miniature suitcase marked her seat and Texas themed travel gifts marked the occasion. High score went to Miss Love Monday, runner up to Miss Evelyn Shoaf. The Octo Club presented sherbet glasses, and the hostess gave travel kits. Guests included a long list of ladies and Mr. Fredericka Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bradner
Curtis Newton, Jr
Frank Courtney
Dallas
Tex
Gibson
Mrs. Courtney
Texas
Miss Love
Mayne Allen
Yoris Barksdale
Barbara Courtney
Margaret Hamlin
Margaret Hedrick
Sarah Howerton
Love Monday
Carolyn Price
Anna Mae Reeves
Evelyn Shoaf
Fredericka Morris
Harry Brooks
Arthurs Dickens
John Ingram
Bill Snotherly
YWCA Clubs Curtail Activities For Fourth Of July Holiday
Due to the Fourth of July holiday many Adams Memorial YWCA clubs will curtail meetings after Wednesday with last three days cancelled as members plan to be out of town. Florence Nightingale Club Picnic at city lake park Monday. Adams club to meet 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA. Lend-A-Hand group picnic at city lab park Tuesday. Mrs Saunders leads July activities while Miss Johnson will be on leave in New York. Earlier two Friday Lend-A-Hand clubs held a joint supper observing two members birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Yy. W. C. A
Florence Nightingale Club
City Lake Park
Adams Club
City Lab
Ss. S. Saunders
Leslie Johnson
Y. W
New York
Mesdames
Artie McDonald
Virgie Lance
Lucky Y
Y's
Live Y’ers
Jolly Y
Lend- A-Hand
Alabama Pair to Wed July 20 in Alabama
Mr and Mrs T A Prickett of Verbena announce the engagement of their daughter Maggie Onzelle to Harry C Walker Jr of the city. The couple plans a July 20 wedding in Alabama and will reside at 800 Lindsay Street after a brief trip. Mr Walker is a linotype operator with The Enterprise and a North Carolina Deaf School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Prickett
Verbena
Ala
Maggie Onzelle
Harry C. Walker
Alabama
Miss Prickett
Alabama School For the Deaf
Talladega
Walker
H. C. Walker
Lindsay Street
North Carolina School For the Deaf
Morganton
The
Enterprise
Residents F C Sharp Return From St Louis Trip
Dr and Mrs F C Sharp are expected home tomorrow from St Louis after ten days. Dr Sharp attended the National Osteopathic convention while Mrs Sharp visited friends. Several locals plan short trips to cities including New York Washington and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
St. Louis
Dr. Sharpe
Mrs. Sharpe
Myrtle Beach charity bridge party aids Red Cross drive
A bridge party at Ocean Forest Hotel Myrtle Beach organized by Valette Harris raised one hundred dollars for the Red Cross. High Point visitors Louise Warner Bess Prince and Nellie Bennett attended. The event topped by an afternoon of music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Louise Warner
Bess Prince
Nellie Bennett
Sumner
Ocean Forest Country Club
Valette
Myrtle
Red Cross
W. G. Foy
Reidsville
Mary Foy
Charles
Adalyn Kearns
Kat Kearns
Carolyn Freeze
E. W. Freezes
Catherine Ingram
Dot
Catherine
Nan” Ellis
Asheville
Ocean Forest Hotel
Frank Wineskies
Ocean Forest
Telephoned appeal to locate a theatre visitor Amfy McCain
A High Point to New York call sought Alma Virginia McCain after a New England trip. The Radio City Music Hall manager paged exits and then found her upon stage notice. Amfy learned of her mother's illness and urgent operation. she was en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New York
New England
Radio City Music Hall
Sarah Tomlinson
Margaret Briggs
Billy Sheroff
Alma Virginia McCain
Local notes and visits from Brenan College to High Point and beyond
Misses Moffitt and Kitty Mann attend Brenan College in Gainesville Gat o. Mrs D A Burress returns home from Anderson South Carolina where she traveled after the death of Mrs D M Watson sister of the late Dr Burress for whom last rites were held earlier this week. William K Knudson of Floral Park New York is spending several weeks in High Point with aunts Mrs Ernest Crouch and Mrs Myrtle Farlow before continuing to Greensboro and Spartanburg South Carolina and then returning to New York at the end of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Joan Freehof
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Newark
N. d
Otto Steinreich
Mary Sue Briggs
Atlanta
Virginia Ogletree
Converse College
Spartanburg
8. C
D. A. Burress
Anderson
S. C
D. M. Watson
Dr. Burress
William K
Bill) Knudson
Floral Park
Long Island
High Point
Ernest Crouch
Myrtle Farlow
Smith Brown Vows Solemnized In Danville Virginia
Miss Mary Frances Smith and Odell Jackson Brown were united in marriage on Saturday June 22 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev G A Castevens at 8 p m. The couple will reside with the groom's father at 116 West Willis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Smith
Odell Jackson Brown
Danville
G. A. Castevens
Hattie Cook
Anne Miller
Clinton Cashatt
W. 8. Smith
West Willis Street
Trinity
High Point
Mr. Brown
G. Brown
Burlington Mills
Willis’ Street
Miss Johnson to Study in New York for YWCA Institute
Miss Leslie Johnson general secretary of the Adams Memorial YWCA will travel to New York City for the YWCA Institute for New General Secretaries from July 8 to July 28. She received a board granted leave of absence and will spend a brief vacation in Washington and New York visiting the World’s Fair.伴
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnson
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
New York City
Y. W. C. A. Institute For New General Secretaries
Y. W. C. A. Board
Carter Dalton
Miss Johnson
Washington
New York
J. Butler Johnson
H. Miller
Constance Banks
Winston-Salem
Birth of Barry Edward Foust at Burton Street
Mr and Mrs Paul E Foust announce the birth of a son Barry Edward on June 26 at their Burton Street home. Mother Mamie Brame Foust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wheeless
Jerry Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Lillie Ann Yates
Fay Yates
Lillie Ann
Thomasville Road
Barry
Edward Foust
Paul E. Foust
Barry Edward
Burton Street
Foust
Mamie Brame
Girl Scouts Second Annual Summer Camp Closes in High Point
The High Point Girl Scout Council wrapped up its two week Summer Camp at Camp Uwharrie with a Friday night campfire and awards led by director Mrs Mabel Burnett and Juliette Low Region advisor Miss Helen Gillard. Emily Herring earned a new 10 badge major achievement. Seventeen staff guided activities for about one hundred campers, with 53 in week one and 47 in week two, earning numerous life saving swimming and first aid badges while the camp was praised as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scout Council
Camp
Uwharrie
Mabel Burnett
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Emily Herring
R. A. Herring
High Point
Guilford College
Serena Riser
Betty Phil Edwards
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Evelyn Pearson
Carleen Ellison
Frances Mendenhall
Winston-Salem
Ruth Tyler
Thomasville
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Margaret Dickson
F. R. Allman
Herman Lynn
Frances Johnson
Council
Church Social Postponement and Church Circles Meetings
The J. W. Clinard Class of Main Street Methodist Church postpones its meeting to Thursday July 11 at 3 30 p m at Mrs Paul Spencers Greensboro road The First Presbyterian Church Woman s Auxiliary assigns circles and times for meetings on July 1 and 7 30 p m with listed leaders and locations The Mary Conrad Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 with Cecil Armentrout 216 Montlieu Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
J. P. Bolt
Forest Hill Drive
George Rankin
Parkway
R. E. Bencini
Lexington Avenue
H. P. Morrison
Broad Street
C. E. Lehmann
Colonial Drive
J. P. Williamson
Church Street
BE. R. Outland
D. H. Hall
Old Winston Road
B. 8. Cummings
South Hamilton
G. V. Denny
Emery Road
Amelia Hough
Ollie Brown
Piente
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Cecil Armentrout
Montlieu Avenue
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Mesdames Bradner
Newton
Mrs
Courtney
YWCA
Harry Walker, Jr
Arthur N. Weisner
Lexington
Lillian Kathryn
George D. Gabriel
Gabriel
D. Gabriel
Dodamead
Zona Henderson
Lucille Ballard
Edna Douglas
North Carolina
C. E. Lowman
Ann
C E., Jr
Roanoke
Pennsyyvania
Loman
Penn State College
Mr. Loman
R. C. Loman
Wise Street
H. I. Beck
Sarah Locke Blythe
Charlotte
Mildred Pope
Conway
Myrtle Hodges
D. L. Bodenheimer
Mendenhall Road
Carolina Beach
Mal Cerney
Wrightsville Beach
Margie Morgan
Washington, D. C
Ee Cc. L. Croker
Cumberland
Mr. Croker
Western Maryland Railway
J. T. Cook
Clarence Cook
Edna
Ruth Rogers
Paradise Point
Atlantic Beach
J. O. Cook
Clarence
Geneva Butner
West Bay Street
Mae Barbour
Thurston Street
R. E. Mitchell
Boulevard
Margaret Bevery
Gerry Hancock
Lawrence Hancock
Hillcrest Drive
Camp Yonahlessee
Blowing Rock
F. H. Harper
Burton
Daytona Beach
Riviera Hotel
Carl W. Schler
Oakwood Court Apartments
Miami, Fla
Thomas R. Baldwin
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Levi Hayworth
Mary H. Redding
Brevard
Frances Smith
Hickory
Mrs. C. LI. Smith
Bridges Street
Shirley Silver
Milton Silver
C. Ivey Smith
Atlantic City
Roland T. Holton
Chicago
Frances Holton
Culpepper
Bernard Williams
Randal Mann
Kitty
Nelson
Martha Moffitt
Marjorie Kearns
Kathryn Tuttle
Virginia i Garrison
Badin
Mrs. Collier Ellis
By Fay
America
B. McEwen
B. W. Hackney
W. L. Jackson
American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
Europe
Bob Ragan
Misses Moffitt
Kitty Mann
Brenan College
Gainsville, Gat
France
Gertrude Page
Thomasville Bride
Thomasville Baptist Parsonage
Thomas M. Honeycutt
Margaret Smith
8. E. Smith
Girl Scouts
Sarah Greene
Janet Russell
Phyllis Freeman
Martha Wingate
Salisbury
Susan Young
Barbara Lynn
Billie Welch
Aida Ingram
Margaret Washburn
Marietta Thompson
Charlotte Johnson
Martha Wright
Betty Lou Phillips
Molly Lambeth
Patsy Dickens
Helen Clark
Catherine Comer
Carol Walker
Martha Anne Clark
Phyllis Freemash
Ella Page Harrison
Annie Lida Council
Faye Dodamead
Betty Sue Short
Jean Cline
Patsy
Honevcu
Legion Aul Juniors
Caroline A
Caroline Arter
Ga Presbyterian
Helen
Mestis Anderson
Evelyn Bo
Carraway
Lin Kreinbaum
Ces Anderson
Louise Gibson
Carolina A
Linda Gail
Elwood
Kress
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