Bridge Club Fetes Mrs Lipscomb With Dinner Theater
The Wednesday bridge group honored Mrs Lipscomb before her move to Burlington. A three course dinner at the Sheraton featured spring flowers and corsaged place markers. guests included Mrs Lipscomb, Mrs Stanley B Hubbard, Mrs John Proctor Davis, and Misses Frances McCrary Mary Elizabeth Bennett Alene Lambe Irene Plummer and Virginia Bennett before a Center Theatre outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lipscombe
Burlington
Bridge Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton Room
Center Theatre
Mesdames Lipscomb
Stanley B. Hubbard
John Proctor Davis
Frances McCrary
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Alene Lambe
Irene Plummer
Virginia Bennett
Visitor Paid Honor At Small Luncheon At Emerywood
Mesdames Elizabeth H Covington and J B Cooper hosted a modest luncheon at Emerywood Country Club on Monday afternoon to honor Mrs W T Scheffer of Harrisburg Pa visiting at the home of her cousin Mrs J E Millis. Guests were few and a floral pink tulips and spirea centerpiece adorned the table. Handkerchiefs were given as souvenirs. Several other small informal gatherings are planned in her honor during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Covington
J. B. Cooper
Emerywood Country Club
W. T. Scheffer
Harrisburg
J. E. Millis
Emerywood
Ladies Bridge Party at Emerywood Country Club
Mrs Oscar Durland and Mrs P Y Adams won North South high score in the Emerywood Country Club ladies duplicate bridge event held yesterday morning. East West winners were Mrs R D Tillson and Mrs C S Beaver. Handkerchiefs for top score and luncheon followed. Other players included Mesdames Hal Davis C G Mackintosh J C White Kelsey Ayers Henry Betts Marion Robins Byrd and Misses Sarah Lacy Tomlinson Caroline Dalton. Regular bi weekly club event for ladies and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Durland
P.Y. Adams
Emerywood Country Club
R. D. Tillson
C. S. Beaver
Mesdames Hal Davis
C. G. Mackintosh
J. C. White
Kelsey Ayers
Henry Betts
Marion Robins Byrd
Conway, Ark
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Caroline Dalton
Frank Williams Hosts Derby Guests From Louisville
A party of local residents returned from Louisville Kentucky after attending the Derby as guests of local businessman Frank Williams. The travelers included Mrs Lacy Neal Voliva and Miss Jesse Lasgiler and were flown back by plane. Other attendees arrived by train and included Everett Marsh Lizzie Gooch Faye Cunningham Kathleen Tate L A Wagner A T Wishart and the Gebhardt and Dress families and Blanche Walker before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sky
Frank Williams
Williams
Lacy Neal Voliva
Jesse Lasgiler
Everett Marsh
Lizzie Gooch
Faye Cunningham
Kathleen Tate
L. A. Wagner
A. T. Wishart
Derby
A. L. Gebhardt
Blanche P. Walker
Bryan
Ohio
Allen Johnson
William Dress
Evansville
Auxiliary Of V.F. W Discusses Encampment In June
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars met on West Washington Street to plan the encampment for late June and a supper within two weeks to raise funds. Florence Kearns was named hospital chairman for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Florence Kearns
Miss Margaret Parks Weds Ray Keen in Lexington Vows
Lexington May 3 Special to The Enterprise Miss Margaret Bernice Parks married Ray Theophilus Keen on April 30 at First Reformed Church with officiants Dr. J. C. Leonard and Rev. Banks J. Peeler. The ceremony featured spring flowers, a cedar pulpit backdrop, and bridal music by Charles LeFevre and Mrs. O. R. Pinkston. The bride wore white slipper satin and pearl jewelry, carrying a white leather Bible. she is the daughter of Charlie W. Parks. The groom is the son of Mrs. L. Y. Keen of Packotoe Fla. After a bridal trip, they will live at East First Street. Out-of-town guests included several Parks relatives and friends from Greensboro, Salisbury, Raleigh, Winston-Salem, High Point, Asheboro, and Durham. The group also notes a separate social event at Mrs. J. D. Weaver’s home honoring a recent bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Margaret Bernice Parks
Ray Theophilus Keen
First Reformed Church
J. C. Leonard
Banks J. Peeler
Charles E. LeFevre
O. R. Pinkston
Salisbury
Buford Harwell
Rogell Lohr
Glenn Lohr
Nick Leonard
Theodore Leonard
Keen
East First Street
Charlie W. Parks
Lexington High School
Elon College
Department of Justice
Winston-Salem
L. Y. Keen
Packotec
Fla
Roy Keen
Keen Bros. Furniture Company
Baxter Parks
Ruth G. Purcell
Bill Murphy
Greensboro
George Bailey
Raleigh
David Parks
Durham
E. H. Hege
Fanny Moody
Alphonsus Roberts
High Point
O. R. Pinksten
Dora L. Kline
Jane Anderson
J. H. Bowers
G. D. Brandt
Spencer
Tra McCain
Asheboro
Jane Rideoutte
Helen Craven
Rose Justice
Faith Hall
A. R. Farmer
C. C. Frye
Harrisburg visitor stays ten days in Emerswood
Mrs. W. T. Scheffer of Harrisburg Pa. is guest of her cousin Mrs. J. E. Millis at her Emerswood home for about ten days. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Breece of Fayetteville attend the North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association meeting at the Sheraton Hotel with hosts Mr. and Mrs. David F. T. Yow on Edgedale Drive. Mrs. Callie Wood of Huntsville Ala. and Mrs. Art Stevens of Greenville S C. visit Mrs. T. H. Hall at 315 Willowbrook Street, arriving Monday and leaving tomorrow. Judy Ware Spencer visits Fayetteville a week with aunt Mrs. J. C. Leonard. Hatched in May, a fly could have five million million descendants by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Scheffer
Harrisburg, Pa
J. E. Millis
Emerswood
Oscar P. Breece
Fayetteville
David FT. Yow
Edgedale Drive
North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Sheraton Hotel
Callie Wood
Huntsville
Ala
Art Stevens
Greenville
S. C
T. H. Hall
Willowbrook Street
Judy Ware Spencer
Walter Spencer
English Street
J. C. Leonard
Local Women Attend NC Club Convention in Winston-Salem
High Point Woman's Club leaders Mrs P H Dalton and Mrs Marvin L Slate depart for Winston-Salem to represent the club at the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Other High Point members including Mrs Geddie Strickland and Mrs G I Humphreys are expected to attend sessions. The thirty ninth annual gathering runs through Friday with the theme Industry and National Defense and features Frank Mason, NBC vice president, speaking on Radio and National Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Dalton
High Point
Frank Mason
NBC
Naval Communications
National Defense
Ladies Golf Day At Emerywood Club Draws Many Participants
Twenty one women golfers took part in the Ladies Golf Day at Emerywood country club yesterday. Mrs. Matt Wall won low gross with 97 81, while low net went to Mrs. J. B. Cooper with 99 81. H. S. Dunkelberger won the putting prize in a draw with Mrs. Taylor Simpson, both 31. Next Ladies Day is June 4 with Guest Day and an invitation for Visitors. Ladies urged to qualify for the President's Cup before the tenth of the month. Lunch followed the tournament among spring flowers in the grill. attendees included Mesdames Hunnewell, Schurman, Thomas, Walker, Bryant, Stratton, Wood, Dunkelberger, Ingram, Perry, Garland, Casey, Parker, Simpson, Cooper, Rankin, Wall, Beav er, Davis and Tillson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Matt Wall
J. B. Cooper
H. S. Dunkelberger
Taylor Simpson
Mesdames
D. T. Hunnewell
John Schurman
W. B. Thomas
J. H. Walker
E. C. Bryant
A. C. Stratton
George Wood
Eliott Wood
Laurance Ingram
Glenn G. Perry
Robert Garland
Silas Casey
L. €. Parker
Taylor M. Simpson
A. A L. Rankin
Mat Wall
C. S. Beaver
Hal Davis
R. D. Tillson
Octo Club Dinner Bridge Hosted by Mrs Howard Bradner
Mrs Howard Bradner hosted the Octo Club at her Lindsay Street home for a dinner and bridge evening. High score honors went to Mrs Arthur Dickens with a costume jewelry prize. runner up was Mrs William Shields with ivory plaques. The club presented bride Mrs Richard Aycock Jr a chenille bathroom set and bridge set as a gift to Mrs Aycock formerly Evelyn Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bradner
Lindsay Street
Octo Club
Arthur Dickens
Willaim Shields
Richard Aycock, Jr
Evelyn Turner
Mesdames J. W. Snotherly
William Shields
John Ingram
Curtis Newton
Fred Elkin
Lexington
Timmy Green
Sara Howerton
Doris Barksdale
Barrae Courtney
Margaret Hamin
Flora McQueen describes Korea work to Randolph Club
Special to The Enterprise Asheboro May 7 Miss Flora McQueen, a Randolph County welfare case worker and former Korea nurse, spoke at the Randolph Book Club hosted by Mrs. S. B. Stedman on Lexington Road. The informal talk covered conditions and personal experiences in Korea, followed by current events discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Hal M. Worth
Randolph Book Club
S. B. Stedman
Lexington Road
Flora McQueen
AlcQueen
Wm. C. Hammer
Miss McQueen
Randolph County Department of Welfare
Korea
AlcQuinn
Worth
Stedman
T. E. Myatt
Meads Ziegler Vows Announced Here
Elizabeth City couple Audrey Leak Meads and Claud Louis Ziegler Jr wed March 10 in Suffolk Virginia. The ceremony and parents are noted as the couple attends the North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association meeting in High Point. Mr Ziegler studies at Cincinnati College of Embalming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Leak Meads
Claud Louis Ziegler
Elizabeth City
Suffolk
North Carolina
Claud J. Ziegler
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hoey Reynolds Senate Battle In 44 Brewing
Raleigh dispatch notes no real Hoey Rucker fight in state politics as Reynolds backs Hoey for national committeeman. The piece traces shifts from New Deal alignment to Hoey’s alignment with FDR, contrasting Reynolds’ anti British stance and political standing with Hoey’s rising support from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoey-Reynolds Senate
Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Waller
Raleigh
Washington
Hoey-Rucker
Reynolds
Piedmont
Huey-Reynolds
Shelby
Bob
National Committee
North Carolina
Reynnlds
Hogg
Clyde
FDR
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
Hoey
Hitler
Oakdale Church Group Meets At Young Home
The Women Society of Christian Service of Oakdale Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Young on Greensboro Road for a social hour as her husband joins the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs. Young expects to be away until October first. Attendees included Mesdames Joe Hodgins Dorothy Campbell C IE and W H Patterson Glen Hodgins W C Craver Bill Sams Misses Tillie Wood Virginia Moreth Wagoner Marie Campbell and Mary McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Society of Christian Service
Oakdale Methodist Church
Floyd Young
Greensboro Road
Amusing Comedy Repeats at Brentwood School
"Aunt Samantha Rules The Roost" a three act play popular with Brentwood students returns tomorrow evening at 7 30. The same cast performs with a small admission fee. Proceeds go to the school Parent-Teacher Association and Circle No 3 of the Woman's Christian Service Society at South Main Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha
Brentwood School
Circle No. 3
Woman's Christian Service Society
South Main Street Methodist Church
Church Social BNai Israel Ladies Aid Meeting Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of BNai Israel Synagogue will meet this evening at 6:30 at the synagogue, per an announcement this morning. Also notes an unrelated odd fact: cats have 18 toes—five on each fore paw and four on each hind paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnai Israel Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Bnai Israel Synagogue
Warren Leaves Education Job
Warren resigns as executive secretary of the North Carolina Education Association, with pay through September 1. Directors voted 5 to 3 not to renew, citing a need for new leadership. A committee will run association activities until a new secretary is elected. No mention of the controversy over the state history textbook adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Jule B. Warren
North Carolina Education Association
Warren
K. G. Phillips
Winston-Salem
J. C. Lockhart
Charlotte
S. G. Hawfield
Judge Rives to Speak at High Point Y M C A Dinner
Judge E Earle Rives of municipal county court Greensboro will deliver the principal address at the annual dinner of the High Point Young Men’s Christian Association at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Monday night May 6. The event starts at 6 30 p m. The judge’s topic is Ahe We Meeting Human Needs . Members heard reports from the membership committee and noted continued new memberships despite the drive’s end. The Y’s small building is taxed to capacity and a financial report was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Earle Rives
Municipal County Court
Greensboro
High Point Young Men's Christian Association
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Edgar Hartley
Judge Rives
Homecoming Day at Liberty Baptist Church
The Liberty Baptist Church between Thomasville and Denton will hold its annual Homecoming Day on Sunday May 11. Activities start with Sunday School at 10 am followed by a sermon at 11 by Rev Worth Grant. Dinner on the grounds at noon will be followed by a musical program led by Carey J. Davis of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Liberty Baptist Church
Denton
Sunnday
Traelock
Worth Grant
Carey J. Davis
High Point
Stalin's rise as premier signals looming crisis and axis tension
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Stalin's move to premiership in a tense chessboard of wartime strategy. He weighs risks of US entry, German moves in the Balkans and Ukraine, and possible Soviet response. The piece considers whether Stalin seeks to steer policy or simply prepare for a future clash with Nazidom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Joseph Stalin
Russia
United States
Stalin
Washington
Stimson
America
Ele
Soviet Union
Germany
Balkans
Dardanelles
Hitler
Ukraine
Bolshevists
Japan
Britain
Far East
Postal Telegraph Office Robbed in Columbia South Carolina
May 1 in Columbia South Carolina two unmasked men robbed the Postal Telegraph office of 2017 dollars. Detective Chief S S Shorter said the night operator J E Tingen and his wife were forced to the floor while the thieves took the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal
Columbia. S. C
Postal Telegraph
S. S. Shorter
J. E. Tingen
Shorter
Notice to Creditors for Manuel Deese Estate
Administrator Louis B Haizlip advises all claimants against the Manuel Deese estate, Guilford County North Carolina, to present claims by April 3 1942 at 612 East Washington Street High Point. Debtors should complete payment immediately. Attorney Robert M Martin 305 Wachovia Bank Building High Point NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Deese
Guilford County
North Carolina
East Washington Street
Louis B. Haizlip
Robert M. Martin
Wachovia Bank
High Point
N. C
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V.F. W
Ostrer
B. O. Garner
New Washington
Jostrex
Mann's
Eckerd's
D. A. Long, Jr
R. L. Pope
E. L. Webb
J. R. Blair
Henry Holton
Margaret Parks
Ray T. Keen
J. ID. Weaver
West Center Street
P. ¥. Canady, Jr
Beecham Miller
Russell Craver
Helen Brown
Canady
Ode Cecil, Jr
Harold Hampton
Weaver
Craver
Miller
Miss Brown
Cecil
Hampton
Claude Smith
Sorosis Club
Stokes Adderton
James Witherspoon
Cabell Philpott
Lfe
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Cross
Woodrow McKay
James Adderton
Philpott
R. L. Reynolds
W. B. Hunt
Co. C. Wall
Don Walser Witherspoon
Felix Gee
James Breece
J. H. Cunningham
E. K. Carter
Thomas Snyder
J. M. Hart
Cabell Philpott, Jr
John B. Craven
J. David Sink
Alton Beck
Home and Garden Club
Ethel Perkins
Dwight Brown
Current Topics Book Club
Park View Apartments
Millard Morris
Verona Blalock
Mrs. Morris
Misses Blalock
Sure Sxernodle
McRee Roberts
Mildred Lindsay
Hattie Lee Burgess
Florence Reid
Ray Keen
Pinkston
Parks
Mr. Keen
Lucille Bowers
Arvil Parker
Ton
Areade Amusement Company
Emerywood Club
Dinner Bridge
Randolph Club
Meads-Ziegler
Oakdale Church
Young Home
Brentwood
L To A
Leonard Bacon
Sunderland
Reube Maury
New York Daily News
Jacob Burck
Chicago Times
Robert E. Sherwood
Westbrook Pegler
Marcus Lee Hensen
The
Wesley Memorial Church
Rosanne
Kress
S. Main St
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