Garden Club Teal? H Parsons Hosts Four Members Feted
Mrs D H Parsons delightfully entertained members of the Jewelry Garden club at West Farriss avenue. Mrs A M Upshaw presided, Miss Martha Parsons led the devotional, and baskets by Mrs P L Cox and Mrs A M Shaw highlighted the meeting. Four members observing birthdays received cards and poems, and young Barbara Lowe provided piano numbers during Russian tea. April meeting set with Mrs E E Witcher on route four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Parsons
Jewdly Garden Club
West Farriss Avenue
W. L. Kivett
E. E. Witcher
Martha Parsons
Martha
Barbara Lowe
C. W. Poston
Jamestown
Josephine Parsons
Route Four
Tea And Topics Club Hears Program On Katherine Cornell
The Tea and Topics Club held its second program on Katherine Cornell's dramatic career presented by Dorothy Bell of The Enterprise. Mrs. G. Humphreys hosted at her West College Drive home with introductions by Mrs. H. D. Sears and a post program reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and
Katherine Cornell
Givat
G. Humphreys
West College Drive
G. Douglas
Cornell
Dorothy Bell
Enterprise Staff
H. D. Sears
Humphreys
W. H. Green
W. W. Idol
Green
S. W. Taylor
F. M. Pickett
Mrs Henderson Reviews Two Novels At Club Luncheon
Mrs E D Henderson reviewed two modern novels for the Twentieth Century Club during a luncheon at Mrs Henry W Koonts home near Guilford College. The first work Black Is My True Love s Hair by Elizabeth Madox Roberts portrays life in a Kentucky mountain village and draws its title from an old ballad. The second, Tides Of Mont St Michel by Roger Vercel, contrasts a gay French city life with austere island existence under a medieval fortress as wind tide and mist shape the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Henderson
Twentieth Century Club
Henry VV. Koonts
Guilford College
W. W. Gluyas
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Kentucky
Mont St. Michel
Roger Vercel
Graduate Nurses Hold Meet With Mrs Johnson
The High Point Graduate Nurses' Club held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Edgar Johnson's Blain Avenue home. Miss Hazel Johnson led the business session before a social period with spring flowers and a salad course. Visitors included Miss Hannah Kallam, with members Miss Gilbert Muse Faye Cunningham Hazel Johnson Jessie Lassiter Virginia Shell Lance Berrier Nita Willard Lillian Marlowe Nettie Stafford Ruby Motsinger and Mrs. Pat Brown James Snipes Charles Welch Glenn Furr Wilma B. Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Edgar Johnson
Blain Avenue
Hazel Johnson
Hannah Kallam
Gilbert Muse
Faye Cunningham
Jessie Lassiter
Virginia Shell
Lance Berrier
Nita Willard
Lillian Marlowe
Nettie Stafford
Final pre nuptial cake cutting for Wilma Evans and Sawyers
Miss Wilma Lee Evans and Robert Frank Lin Sawyers prepared for their Calvary Methodist church wedding tonight. The Evans family hosted a cake cutting at East Green Street after the rehearsal with many relatives attending. Out of town guests included Walter Lee Ward of Central Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lee Evans
Robert Franklin Sawyers
Calvary Methodist Church
Roy
D. V. Howell
Roy Padgett
Clarence Sawyers
Reid D. Evans
Clifton A. Koontz
B. C. Royal
Ruth Bell Sawyers
John Ragan
Jessie Lee Morris
Virginia Elder
Doris Ann Evans
Albert Evans
Floyd, Lloyd
James Ragan
Miss Phibbs Honored In Shower By Mrs Hugh Dutton
Mrs Hugh Dutton hosted a shower at Gibson clubrooms for Miss Catherine Phibbs the future bride of J D Adkins with gifts prizes and an ice course. Attendees included Miss Phibbs her mother Mrs BE Phibbs Sr sister in law Mrs 3B Phibbs Jr and guests Mrs R A Wilson Mrs Jakie Routh Mrs H W Hairr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dutton
Catherine Phibbs
J. D. Adkins
Gibson
Miss Phibbs
James
R. A. Wilson
Jakie Routh
H. W. Hairr
Social Arts Club honors two March birthday honorees
Two members of the Social Arts Club Mrs. Leland B Nelson and Mrs. A M Upshaw, celebrated March birthdays at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clyde Baxter 606 Centennial Avenue. Spring flowers jonquils and shamrock motifs furnished the setting with a two course luncheon and birthday gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts Club
Leland B. Nelson
A. M. Upshaw
Clyde Baxter
Centennial Avenue
E. R. Outland
E. R. Outland, T. R. Zimmerman, and
W. J. Frazier
Early American Arts Committees Plan Antique Show
At a meeting in the Y M C A building yesterday the Early American Arts Club outlined plans for an Antique Show on April 18 19. Mrs W C Idol led the discussion with committee reports and urged displaying old glass china jewelry lustre ware and other items to inspire hobby collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early American Art Club
North Main Street
W. C. Idol
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Early American Arts Club
Local Dignitaries Attend Weddings and Family Visits
Virginia Young of Lynchburg arrives to visit uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Evans on East Green Street and will attend cousin Wilma Evans and Robert Sawyers wedding at Calvary Church this evening. Mrs. Watkins leaves Columbia after visiting her Smith family on Montheur Avenue and to High Point with her husband. Several locals report illnesses recoveries and hospital stays at Burrus Memorial and Guilford General Hospital with visitors limited pending further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Young
Lynchburg
W. V. Evans
East Gree m Street
Wilma Evans
Robert Franklin Sawyers
Calvary Church
Edwin Watkins, Jr
Columbia
D. C
Nich, Smith
Montheu Avenue
James C. Roberts
Centennial Avenue
Lurline Carolyn
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Roberts
Verline (“Pick”) Brown
Children Safety Club hears talk by Tom Arnold
The Children’s Safety club met Wednesday at Mrs Teeter’s home 1304 Forest Avenue. Tom Arnold of Nixon Wood Products Company spoke on the importance of safety. Mrs Misenheimer served refreshments to 20 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Safety Club
A. E. Teeter
Forest Avenue
Tom Arnold
Nixon Wood Products Company
Misenheimer
Original young man seeks brand new boss in New York
A Chicago style essay suggests job seekers should aim to be the boss and choose a good employer. It argues applicants must see themselves as valuable partners and not humbly accept any job. The piece uses a cocky New York ad as a thought experiment for morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brentwood P T A Hears Dr Williamson Elects New Officers
Brentwood P T A met at Brentwood school with Dr O C Williamson pastor of First Presbyterian and Brentwood church as speaker on Recreation For Children. Four recreation forms were highlighted reading music appreciation athletics and moving pictures chosen via a movie guide. Officers elected include President Mrs Er R Clodfelter Vice President Mrs J G Thompson Secretary Miss Charlotte Holder and Treasurer Miss Rebecca Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Brentwood Church
Annabel Thompson
Wallace Alrutz
Alma Andrews
J. G. Thompson
Er. R. Clodfelter
Charlotte Holder
Rebecca Nicholson
Annabell Thompson
Johnson St. P-T. A Hears Mr Lambeth On Good Education
Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association met Thursday evening in the school auditorium. M. T. Lambeth, principal of the Junior High, spoke on The Characteristics Of A Good Education, urging questioning, evaluation, kindness, reverence, and honest labor, with Lincoln and Lee as illustrations. Miss Lohr’s sixth grade won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Street School
M. T. Lambeth
Lambeth
Lincoln
Lee
Christ
Miss Lohr
Stephen Foster
Randleman Girls' Auxiliary Observes Season of Prayer
The First Baptist Church G A observed a season of prayer for Home Missions at Mrs. D E Bullard's home. Attendees included Grace Graves Mary Francis Bulla Annie Lee Lamb Harriet Robbins Lesa Allen Curtis and Judy Bullard.
New Ardale homes near Blair Park lure buyers
Two Dan Denhall Thompson houses sit on the Ardale development overlooking the Municipal golf course. The four and five room homes feature pastel interiors, flagstone porches, and FHA financing with restricted sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall-Thompson
Ardale
Blair Park
Gone With the Wind
High Point
Scarlett
Wagger
Wagger's
Wagner's
Tara
Robillard
Suellen
Thomasville School Paper Wins National Recognition
New York reports the Columbia Scholastic Press Association honored 1 085 schools for outstanding newspapers and magazines. In the Carolinas Thomasville High’s Fact and Fun earned a recognition while Fourth Class received none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New York
Columbia Scholastic Pre Association
Columbia Universe
Nort Carolina
South Carolina
Fact and Fun
N. High
Chicago Product Prices Hold Steady in Butter and Eggs Market
Chicago product brief reports butter holdings at 744 thousand pounds with steady prices and eggs totaling 21 thousand 923 units also at stable prices, indicating a press of supply with no price change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Seniwist
Wadeline Hoover
Moffitts
Mrs. Henderson
Johnson
Evans
W. M. Lewallen
Route 1
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Washington, D. C
J. Frank Carriker
Sanford
F. E. Jewell
T. C. Robbins
Wilmington
The
Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
J. R. Tysinger
Willowbrook Street
Guilford General Hospital
W. T. Powell
H. W. McCain
Man’s Missionary Council of the
Wo- Methodist Church
New Orleans
R. H. Hilliard
Mr. Arnold
Ruth Millett
Brentwood P.T. A
Williamson
New Hoover
Beeson Hardware Company
N. Main ST
Randleman Girls’ Auxiliary
Rosabelle
Epsie Woollen
F. O. Pope
A. B. Freeman
J. W. Johnson
St. Paul Church
J. L. Hail
J. R. Anderson
Cletus Hardin
Mt. Lebanon
Helen and
Maxine Jarrett
Hattie Turner
Anna Louise Trogdon
Johnnie Lou
Faye Anderson
C. R. Wood
Methodist Church
Lebanon
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Lebanon Methodist Church
C. A. King
Lula Thacker
Willie Barnes
Lenoir County
Raleigh
Mar
Paul Laroque
Kinston
W. P. Horton
Daniel L. Bell
Horton
Ail Jeweler
S. Main ST
Polly
San O
Soap Sale
Regula Packagc
INS
Nationa Ood Store
Ufacturers
Maneay
North Main St
East Washington
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