Local church classes and meetings schedule this Thursday
Mary Jones Bible class meets at 3 09 pm with Mrs B W Jones at 6515 Hill St to study John chapter nine. Wesley Memorial women serve a chicken pie dinner from 6 to 7 30 pm in the church basement with public invited. Marie Spencer honors 10th birthday at Greer St home with indoor games and refreshments. Mrs Buck Taylor awaiting discharge after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Lottie Holton Bible class meets Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs Albertson in Oakwood Court. Greensboro District Methodist Young People meet Thursday at Ramseur 7 30 pm at the Ramseur church. Archdale M E B Church women’s Bible class meets Thursday at 7 15 pm with Mrs Allred in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
B. W. Jones
Hill Street
Tomorow
St. John
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
Lottie Holton
Lottie Holton Bible
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Ramseur
Greensboro
Methodist
High Point
Archdale
Archdale M. EB. Church
R. L. Allred
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Wednesday events include the Community Arts club at 609 Link street and the High Point Graduate Nurses club with Miss Mae Cobl at 201 East Farings avenue. Other gatherings cover the Friendly Garden, Needlecraft, Wednesday Book, Utopian Study club, American Homes department, and a Beta Sigma Phi chapter meeting at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
Frank Campbell
Link Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Mae Cobl
East Farings Avenue
Friendly Garden Club
A. C. Bergeson
Triangle Lake
Needlecraft Club
B. C. Rodgers
Woodrow Avenue
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Benjamin Franklin
R. K
Charles Rephart
Johnson Street
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
Elliote 8. Wood, Inc
H. T. Hudson
Ang Hen Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton Hotel
Martha Holtons Y W A Meets at Ruby Samuels Home
The Martha Holtons Y W A of Green Street Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at Ruby Samuels home on Whiteoak street. The session opened with hymn singing and prayer, a devotional from Hebrews, followed by a program on Prayer for Home Missions. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Holtons
Martha Holton
Local Altrusas Meet with St Patrick Theme
The Altrusa club met at 6 30 pm with 16 members and four visitors. Mrs Nancy Poston and Misa Louise Jennings led the program on St Patrick s Day. Prizes went to Mrs Edna Blake and Mrs Marie Caddell. Mrs C H Risch played an accordion solo. Next gathering on March 27 at Mrs A D Brockett 412 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Prea‘ent
Mae Kirkman
Ethel Moxley
Ada Snow
C. H. Risch
Nancy Poston
Misa Louise Jennings
Edna Blake
Marie Caddell
A. D. Brockett
North Main Street
Mrs Culler Hosts La Carter Tarjeta Bridge Club
Mrs Harry Culler hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at 431 West Lexington Avenue with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Ernest Wright for high score. a salad course followed with a St Patrick theme and several attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
LA Carter Tarjeta Club
la Carter Tarjeta Bridge Club
Harry Culler
West
Lexington Avenue
Ernest Wright
St. Patrick
Mesdames
Bill Robinette
Charles Byrd
Frank Wood
Steve Ingram
Priest Wright
Joe Walter
Riley Martin
James Culler
Ocothriens
Corterien Club
William Hayes
Edgedale Drive
John Whites
Frances Lambeth
Carl Gibson
Lucy Hayes
W. A. Hayes
Irene McAnally
William Price
John Whitescarver
Margaret Hedrick
Wyatt Wall
Hazel Scoggins
Adelaide Williamson
James Hinkle
Mary Scoggins
Robert Davis
Mildred Stewart
Milbourne Amos
Cleansing Laxative Praised By Texas Man
Mr L R Myers of Justin Texas reports good results from Thedford s Black Draught for constipation. He says occasional tiredness head ache and feeling out of sorts improve after a few nights dose as it cleanses his system. Children like the new pleasant tasting syrup of Black Draught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Myers
Justin
Texas
Thedford
Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson Discusses Early Quakers at D A R Meet
The March meeting of the Alexander Martin chapter D A R was hosted by Mrs. B J Payne at Parkway. Mrs C F Tomlinson led a program on The Early Quakers in North Carolina with good attendance and reports from delegates on the state conference in Winston Salem. Alice Caldwell was named page and Mrs A Caldwell joined the National Congress of the American Revolution house committee for Washington in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Alexander
Loretta Alice
Calvin Road
Alexander
Mable Cecil
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. J. Payne
Parkway
C. F. Tomlinson
North Carolina
J. F. Hayden
William Simmons, Jr
Winston-Salem
Misa Alice McRae Caldwell
A. ©. Caldwell
House
Washington
Mesdames Co
F. Tomlinson
A. 8. Caldwell
W. L. Tabb
D. EB. Hariee
Bruce Carraway
Forrest Murray
Misa Alice Caldwell
Payne
Mary Lindsay Lowe
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Lowe
Winston- Salem
William Davidson
First of Emerywood Club's Weekly Bridge Parties Held
The Emerywood Country Club opened its weekly bridge series with a St Patrick's themed afternoon. High prize went to Mrs Hugh Clark for a pair of silk hose as a dozen tables hosted by Mia R B Terry and Mrs H N Phillips were set with refreshments for club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mia
R. B. Terry
H. N. Phillips
Hugh Clark
Mesdames
A. G. Douglas
W. C. Idol
Parker
J. A. Morris
Bridge Club
Hillcrest
H. T. Geen
P. V. Stroud
Kenneth Conrad
Henry Etta Johnson
Large Delegation Attends Y W C A Leadership Institute
A large delegation of Y W C A workers from Winston-Salem Greensboro Charlotte Durham Raleigh and Salisbury attended the Y W C A Leaders Institute at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs H A White presiding Miss Annie Kate Gilbert of Dallas Texas National Service Division led the opening session and offered brief characterizations of regions Miss Julia Capen of Binghamton New York secretary for Volunteer Leadership spoke on leadership Mrs Wallace Hamilton of New York City National Y W C A board member and hospitality chair outlined the world wide Y W C A and the US role Sessions continue today at the Y W C A cottage and the institute closes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Charlotte
Durham
Raleigh
Salisbury
Y. W. C. A. Leaders’ Institute
Sheraton Hotel
H. A. White
Annie Kate Gilbert
Dallas
Texas
Secreta
National Service Division
National Board
Assinging
Julia Capen
Binghampton
WN. Y
Wallace Hamilton
New York City
United States
Many Social Activities in Lexington Reported
Special to the Enterprise from Lexington notes a busy slate of social events. The Robert E B Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Burgin’s home with several associate hostesses and guests. Other gatherings included birthday celebrations at Mrs Craver's and out of town visitors from Thomasville. Mary Lindsay Lowe was named a Continental Congress page. various clubs held meetings with prizes awarded and literary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mar
Robert EB. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. C. Burgin
West Third Avenue
B. H. Finch
J. W. Motace
J. G. Walser
J. C. Bowyer
Camille Hunt
Joseph Brown
W. F. Welborn
John Craver
North State
Charles
Cordin Hansell
Alta Mae Craver
Lawrence Leonard
Joe Cripliver
Local Masonic Officers to Be Installed in Greensboro
Mrs M M Allred worthy grand matron will install officers for the year in Greensboro. Local chapters invited to attend. High Point chapter invited to Lexington March 15 for installation and Guilford chapter 141 in Greensboro March 16 for initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Allred
Greensboro
High Point
Lexington
Guilford
Local Visitors and Illness Reports Mention Area Residents
John Palmer of Charlotte visited recently. Bobby Glenn Hendricks, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hendricks, is slowly improving from measles pneumonia and related complications. Miss Stephanie Bragaw of Raleigh spent the weekend with her mother at Century Oaks. Mrs John Craver Mrs D A Tesh and little Jean Richard attended the funeral of Mrs Craver's aunt Mrs Lindsay E B Ripple at Arcadia Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Glenn Hendricks
Mrs
Glenn Hendricks
Stephanie Bragaw
Rayleigh
W. A. Bragaw
Century Oaks
John Craver
D. A. Tesh
Jean Richard
Craver
Lindsay EB
Ripple
Arcadia
Local Social Notes From Trinity And Nearby
Friends of Mrs. H. S. Spencer rejoice at her return home in Trinity after tonsil removal at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall and son Karl left for Camden for a week with Mrs. Hall’s parents, L. H. Myers. Dr. Max Bones returned to the city after months away attending Georgia business. Mrs. G. C. Thomas and Mrs. Walter Penderton of Charlotte were guests of Mrs. Frank Renfrey at 411 Forrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Spencer
Trinity
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ralph Hall
Karl
Camden
Max Bones
Georgia
G. C. Thomas
Walter Penderton
Charlotte
Frank Renfrey
Forrest Avenue
Louis T. Mayo
United States Navy
R. K. Stewart
Firriss Avenue
T. H. Mayo
Greensboro
Mittie Lightfoot Cross
J. W. Lightfoot
Birmingham
Ala
Hearts and Blossoms to Be Presented at Wallburg High
A comic operetta Hearts and Blossoms will be staged Friday March 16 at 8 o clock in Wallburg High School. The 60 voice chorus is the high school chorus under Carey J. Davis. The high school orchestra will also perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
American Legion Auaneay
H. A. Cecil
Montheu Avenue
Wallburg High School
Carey J. Davis
Orcestra
England Faces Small Royal Air Fleet in Line up
England operates 34 planes in regular airline service versus 82 in Italy 178 in Germany and 259 in France highlighting a far smaller civil aviation capacity across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Italy
Germany
France
Revenue Bureau to Take Over North Carolina Liquor Enforcement
Raleigh March 14 Collector Charles H. Robertson says federal plan to consolidate all alcohol and liquor enforcement under the Internal Revenue Bureau will take effect within 30 days. The move will transfer enforcement from Justice and Treasury units to the IRS, with the exception of the Federal Alcohol Control Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Hotel
J. Baskerwill
Raleigh
Charles H. Robertson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
North Carolina
President Roosevelt
Congress
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Robertson
Roosevelt
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Office
Commissioner of Industrial Alcohol
U. S S. Treasury Department
Guy H. Helvering
Department of Justice
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury and
Justice Departments
Revenue
Vinci Iron Tonic Credited With Restoring Strength
After childbirth Mrs. M. Gun stone says the iron tonic Vinci gave her strength and helped regain weight. The tonic is carried at Mann Drug Stores and marketed to improve energy and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
M. Gunstone
Mann Drug Stores
Stehli Silk Mills to Resume Operations Monday
The Stehli Silk Mills, across all branches, will resume their schedule Monday after a shutdown caused by a lull in orders. Operations are expected to restart in the morning as learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stehli
Doctors Recommend Creomulsion For Chest Colds
Medical note describes Creomulsion as a safe effective cough remedy used for bronchitis and colds. It claims quick relief from persistent coughs and promotes continued use until symptoms subside. The ad urges readers to buy from their druggist and promises refunds if results are not satisfactory.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor
Burrus Memorial
Buck Taylor
Monroe Apartments
North Main
Altrusas
Lambeth
Elm Street
Parent-Teachers Association
C. E. Ferree
Robert Fearing
Fearing
Catherine Grantham
H. S. Cofffield
R. H. Secherest
Jean Culbertson
L. B. Dutton
W. A. Lambeth
R. H. Sechrest
Miss Williams
Orce
of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
George Brown
Harriet Godwin
Mable Brown
Ed Undergrove
Louise Black
al Muser
Bessie Pope
Nancy Massey
Elizabeth Wall
Pauline Grey
Emerywood Club
Joseph Cox
O. A. Kirkman
R. L. Trout
Rhu Stanton
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
M. L. Franklin
Frances Douglas
Alice McRae Caldwell
Josephine Jackson
Betty Jo Abels
Dot Stewart
Pattie Thomas
Virginia Jackson
Y. W. C. A. Leadership Institute
R. L. Harbison
Club of Twelve
H. L. Propst
S. W. Finch
Gertrude Hammer
Charles Patterson
Cliff DeLapp
John Palmer
Fanny
Io Nea
Ward Street Church
Misses Ailleene
Margaret Anthony
Burton Street
Pease
Forgue
Story & Clark
Lauter
Estey
Wilbur
Sterling
Bowen Piano CO
Trade Street
N. C
Revenue Bureau T
N. C. Liquor la
Tn Revenue Officers
New Times
Creosa
Broilers
Sechrest Funeral Home
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