Has Paper Chase at Sedgefield Hunt Week End Event
The Sedgefield Hunt held a paper chase yesterday afternoon starting at the Sedgefield stables at 3 o clock with ten members and guests. Watt Cole of Greensboro won the prize after a colorful chase that featured Mrs T M Stanton Miss Annie Rhu Stanton Anne Cole Walker Dillard Watt Cole Taylor Brooks Douglas Dillard T V Rochelle Jack Rochelle W W Greene and others. T V Rochelle served as substitute master in Earl N Phillips absence and Stark Dillard of Greensboro was co master.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Sand Hill
Pinehurst
Watt Cole
Greensboro
T. M. Stanton
Annie Rhu Stanton
Anne Cole
Walker Dillard
Taylor Brooks
Douglas Dillard
David College
T. V. Rochelle
Jack Rochelle
W. W. Greene
Edgecombe Hunt
Tarboro
Hunt
Earl N. Phillips
Stark Dillard
YWCA Luncheon Set With Miss Deng Speaker On China
The YWCA announces a Thursday 1 PM membership luncheon at the YWCA with Miss Cora Deng as guest speaker on China's social rebirth. Deng, a Chinese sociologist and national YWCA board member, arrives from China for about a year of study and observation. Reservations are due by Wednesday night.
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Sunday Enterprise
Cora Deng
National
China
Deng
Changsha
Ginling
Open Meeting of Musical Art Club Tonight at Emerywood
Local musicians and music lovers are invited to the Musical Art Club open meeting at Emerywood Country Club this evening at eight. Guest artists Miss Mildred Wallace and Franklin Riker, both of Statesville, will perform. Wallace is a Juilliard graduate and Riker formerly with the Metropolitan Opera and heads Davidson College voice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mildred Wallace
Franklin Riker
Statesville
Wallace Iis
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Riker
Metropolitan Opera
Davidson College
Women of Moose Meet to Finish Quilt for Mooseheart
High Point chapter 961 women of the Moose will hold meetings at Miss Gladys Richardson's home 207 East Bay Street on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to finish a quilt project by the home making committee. Senior regent Willard Evans urges broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Gladys Ichardaon
Fast Bay Street
Mooseheart
Willard Evans
Cow Produces 20 Pounds Milk Daily Needs 7 Gallons Water
A dairy cow yields about 20 pounds of milk each day and requires 7 gallons of water for hydration. The note outlines the basic water intake linked to daily milk production.
Stag Club Social Hosts Louise Neville and Ben Sedberry
Stag club members were entertained at the clubhouse off the Winston Salem highway last evening with games and dancing. About twenty members and guests attended starting at 8 30 with an ice course served later. The club plans its regular weekly meeting this evening at 7 30 at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston- Salem Highway
Louise Neville
Ben Sedberry
Gost
Miss Bolling To Direct Publicity For Sports Day
Greensboro report lists committee leads for Sports Day at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina on May 10. Miss Ellen Griffin of Durham chairs. duties cover publicity, equipment, officials, grounds, rules, scoring, banquets, decorations, and post arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bolling
Woman's College
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Ellen Griffin
Durham
Nan Rogers
Graham
Dorothy Coley
Raleigh
Doris Hutchinson
Charlotte
Helen Bolling
High Point
Mary Margaret Johnson
Ruth Rogers
Clyde
Ruth Gillmore
East Walpole
Mass
Louise Crowell
Martha Charnock
Asheville
Eleanor Wade
Pittsfield
Doris Adams
Warrenton
Valerie Powell
Tamaqua
Penn
Louise Meroney
Adelphian
Jeanne Carey
Elmira
N. Y
Aletheian
Rachel Draughon
Dunn
Dikean
Julia Bright Godwin
Cornelian
Grace Sharpe
Miss Leona Hill to Wed Charles Ritchie in Spring
Mr and Mrs George W Hill of Thomasville announce the engagement of their daughter Leona to Charles Eugene Ritchie of the city with the wedding planned for early spring. Mr Ritchie is the son of Mrs G O Ritchie of Thomasville and the late Rev G O Ritchie.
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Leona Hill
Chas
Ritchie
George W. Hill
Thomasville
Leona
Charles Eugene Ritchie
That City
Mr. Ritchie
G. O. Ritchie
Church Social Plans and Local Society Meetings
A Greensboro area church bulletin lists several church group activities. The Woman's Missionary Societies in Zone Two of the Greensboro District meet March 22 at Archdale M E Church with lunch served at one, Calvary M E Young People shift to March 23, 7:30, Lebanon M P Ladies Aid gather at Mrs W L Lee on Fisher Street at 7:30, and Wesley Memorial Church hosts a turnip green dinner at noon with public invited and a 11:30 to 1:30 serving window.
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Woman's Missionary Societies
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Archdale M. E
Calvary M. E. Young People’s Committee
Ladies Aid Society of the Lebanon M. P. Church
W. L. Lee
Fisher Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
Highland Lend-A-Hand Club Presents Play and Skit
The Highland Lend-A-Hand Club hosts a Community House program Saturday evening featuring the play Those Old Sweethearts Of Mine and the skit Coon Creek Courtship. Jay Whitt plays the hero with Frank Young leading singing. children Tommy Moffitt Helen White Billie McLeod also perform. Members Margaret and Minnie Hester Ruth Edith Cribbs Bertha Cora Dennis Tessie Lucas Idna Yow Mildred Yarborough Jean Pugh portray the sweethearts. Byrum Grandjean reads the play. Nan Utley and Margaret Black perform in the kit. A small admission will be charged.
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Highland Lend-A-Hand Club
Community House
Coon Creek
Jay Whitt
Frank Young
Tommy Moffitt
Helen White
Billie McLeod
Margaret
Minnie Hester
Ruth
Edith Cribbs
Bertha
Cora Dennis
Tessie Lucas
Idna Yow
Mildred Yarborough
Jean Pugh
Byrum Grandjean
Nan Utley
Margaret Black
House Fly Germ Count Compared To Common Belief
A house fly typically carries about one million germs, far fewer than the 20 to 40 million often cited, though high counts are possible on occasion.
Social Calendar Highlights A Week of Club Events
A week full of meetings and socials across High Point includes the Business and Professional Women's Club at Elwood Hotel with president Mrs Oriana B James, and the Musical Art Club at Emerywood Country Club with Miss Mildred Wallace and Franklin Riker as guest artists. The Monarch Club Auxiliary and W O T Club meet at Gibson clubroom and 212 Hillcrest Drive respectively, followed by a nationwide Business and Professional Women's Club banquet at the Sheraton ballroom led by Mereb E Mossman. The American Legion Auxiliary also gathers at the Sheraton Hotel with hostesses. Continued events include Wednesday luncheons by the Wednesday Book Club and the Twentieth Century Study Club, a YWCA Membership Luncheon at the hut featuring Cora Deng, and a Swedish-themed buffet at Emerywood with dancing. Friday brings a Woodmen of the World dance at the Armory with Tal Henry and orchestra and Emerywood's March dance with John Peddicord’s band.
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Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mildred Wallace
Franklin Riker
Statesville
Topsday
Monarch Club
Gibson
Mesdames
R. A. Wilson
L. H. Zimmerman
A. S. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Sheraton Ballroom
Mereb E. Mossman
Greensboro College
American Legion Auxiliary
Alice and
Georgena Dosh
Sheraton Hotel
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
C. J. Schwein
High Point
Woodmen of the World
English Street
Tal Henry
John Peddicord
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs McCallum Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will be entertained by Mrs Lamar McCallum at 609 Parkway Wednesday at 3 PM. Mrs Charles J Schwein will lead the program for this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
L. McCallum
Atlanta Couple Leave After Weekend With Miss Lewis
Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawford of Atlanta Georgia departed this morning after visiting Miss Frances Lewis at her Chestnut Street home over the weekend. Miss Dorothy Kennedy a Louisburg College student visits her parents on the Thom asville Road for spring holidays. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett returns to Woman s College Greensboro as a senior after a weekend with her mother on Johnson Street.
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Arthur Crawford
Atlanta, Ga
Frances Lewis
Chestnut Street
Dorothy Kennedy
Louisburg College
Louisburg, N. C
Mrs
Fred Kennedy
Thomasville Road
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Woman's College
Greensboro
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Condition of Dr Conrad Improves Amid Revival Meetings
Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist Church sits up after hospital treatment. Evangelistic services at the church draw large crowds with 36 additions to the church. Rev A S Hale of Mount Airy and E E Rutledge of Charlotte lead singing and preaching through Friday with morning 10 o clock and night 7 30 o clock services.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. S. Hale
Mount Airy
E. E. Rutledge
Charlotte
Negro killed in Rocky Mount stabbing incident
Marcellus Dawes, 39, was cut to death near Rocky Mount by William Saunders, 27. Saunders is jailed in Nashville on a murder charge awaiting the May term of superior court, per Nash County deputy sheriff J. R. Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Marcellus Dawes
William Saunders
J. R. Tanner
Nash County
Tanner
Saunders
Nashville
Superior Court
Junior Senior Reception At Asheboro Captivates Students
Asheboro March 20 The annual Junior-Senior reception and dance in the gym marked the height of the school year. The event featured a Garden of the Moon setting, a receiving line with school officials and guests, an Irish Minstrel, and music by the Elon College orchestra. Ice cream and cake followed, with St Patrick’s Day decor. The Women’s Missionary Society of the Asheboro Presbyterian Church also held its final club meeting at Mrs James Neely’s home.
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Raleigh
Mary Kathryn Fleming
Asheville
Alpha Gamma Rho
North Carolina State College
Jack Bowen, Jr
Atlanta
James A. Towery
Concord
Sterling C. Holmes
Cambridge
N. Y
Asheboro
James Frye
Billy Caveness
Gloria Anderson
Harold Crawford
Reginald Turner
L. D. Burkhead
Lucille Cox
Alma J. Lassiter
Glenn Pugh
Dorothy Heyworth
Fred Henley
Evelyn Hall
John Garrett
Eleanor Willoughby
James Sechreyer
Virginia Barker
Donald Chisholm
Margaret Stowe
W. A. Bunch
C. L Crawford
Woman’s Missionary Society
Asheboro Presbyterian Church
James Neely
M. S. Ellis
Charles Fox
Eldon Garner
Priscilla Club Luncheon Highlights Spring Decor
Mrs. Clarence Hughes hosted a Priscilla Club luncheon with visitors. After a small tables service the group played rock. Visitor’s prize went to Mrs. Lovett, club prize to Mrs. Sykes, and traveling prize to Mrs. R. C. Lew Allen.
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Clarence Hughes
Priscilla Club
Lovett
Sykes
R. C. Lewallen
Raising a Family and Teaching True American Principles
A reflective piece urging parents to teach children the meaning of American liberty and civic duty. It contrasts historical freedoms with modern misunderstandings and emphasizes protecting privacy, the right to worship, jury trials, and the flag as a symbol of freedom. It calls for guiding the next generation to uphold republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Papa
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Your Questions
The Enterprise publishes a reader questions column inviting Marjorie Mansfield to respond to letters about problems and concerns submitted by readers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield: Should I marry with a meddling mother
A 35 year old mechanic seeks guidance about marrying a fiancée while living with a widowed mother who dominates household life His fiancée urges marriage but he fears his mother will not adapt He asks for opinion on whether to marry and make a fresh start or delay for better conditions
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Miss Mansfield
Parental Sacrifice and Quietly Refrained Plans for Children
The piece argues that most parents prefer happiness for their children over controlling marriage choices. It notes few cases where poverty or illness force different paths. It suggests parents often adjust by finding new interests, willing to yield when offspring choose their own life.
Planning a Satisfactory Future Beyond Parental Ties
Advice urges a son to plan for a independent future while cherishing his mother. It praises his care and suggests building personal happiness without being bound by dependency.
I Was Not Born to Be a Famous Musician
An only child recalls his mother’s sacrifices to fund music lessons and push him toward a career in music. He reveals he never felt destined for fame or talent and endured long practice hours while peers played, trading toys for new music.
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Miss Mansfield
Marital Strain Between Young Couple and Mother
The writer recalls marrying at twenty one against her mother’s rage and disapproval. The mother made cruel remarks about breaking the life of a bright musician, leaving the husband perpetually uncomfortable around her. Four happy years exist, but the couple and mother only tolerate each other. The writer seeks advice to foster kindness and wonders if the mother’s regret is genuine and what to do next.
Friendly relations hinge on mother’s cordial effort
The speaker urges that progress toward better ties must start with the mother. No amount of talking to the husband will persuade him that his mother-in-law has goodwill unless she takes active steps to be cordial.
Record Military Force Predicted
Washington reports administration advisers expect completion of the arms reinforcement program to place peacetime land sea and air forces in top condition within two years. The plan includes a large navy and air corps, a modern army, expanded national guard, and ready munitions and bases along coasts and near the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy
Army
Britain
Army Air Corps
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Let Time Heal Rift Between Wife Mother and Husband
Advice urges patience as the daughter navigates family tensions over marriage and career. The counselor recommends avoiding past clashes, speaking gently to the mother, and showing husband and mother that the marriage is satisfactory to ease strain and mend relations.
Taylor Street Stand Break-In Yields Cash Loss
A stand at 209 Taylor Street was broken into early Sunday morning with an unknown amount of cash taken. Officers said entry was made through a rear window. Owners L. O. Hutchins and Robert Clinton, of 507 Grayson Street, reported the break and were later charged but found not guilty in municipal court.
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Taylor Street
L. O. Hutchins
Robert Clinton
Grayson Street
Ebenezer Lutheran Church Accepts Rev Brown Resignation
The congregation of Ebenezer Lutheran church accepts the resignation of Rev. P. D. Brown D D after 18 years as pastor. He has accepted a call to St John s Lutheran church in Salisbury North Carolina and will move to the new church in mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S&l. C
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
P. D. Brown
D.D
Brown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Salisbury
N. C
Duke hosts clergy symposium part of centennial program
Durham March 20 Duke University's centennial observance opened a symposium bringing southern clergymen and church leaders together to discuss modern problems of religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
CARDUS Claim Prompts Carolina Women Testimonies
An old Carolina feature claims 94 of 100 Charlotte women were helped by CARDUS in a survey while Atlanta reports 98 of 100 users benefited. The article promotes CARDUL to relieve functional dysmenorrhea by stimulating appetite and aiding digestion, urging readers to try it.
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Charlotte
Atlanta
Cardus
Carolina
Cardul
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Elon College
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