High Point Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings
The notice lists multiple club gatherings across the week in High Point. Events include the Musical Art club executive meeting at Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod’s home, Junior Service League at Emerywood, Garden Club at Jamestown, Jewish Women Study Club, Daughters of the American Revolution on Rothford Road, Altrusa at the Sheraton, Eastern Star at the Temple, and Evening Time party at Emerywood Country Club, plus golf, book clubs, nurse group, and tea events through Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
North Main Street
Junior Service League
Emerywood Club
Margaret Hauser
High Point Garden Club
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Study Club
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
Park
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth Harriss
Covington
Rothford Road
Esdames
L. G. Robichaux
D. Simmons, Jr
H. L. Brockmann
H. I. Coffield
C. F. Lomg
Mary Simmons
Altrusa Elect
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Oe Temple
Emerywood Country Clad
George T. Wood
Lawrence Infram
Burbank
Mire
Grayson
Women's Golf Association
C. Clark
Parkway
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Guilford General Horses Home
American Homes Department
Women’s Club
Blair Farm
R. A. Steeloff
J. F. Hayden
Entre News Club
East Washington Street
Reguar
W. c. A. Wall
Canterbury Club Elects Everett Marsh President
Mrs. Everett Marsh was elected president of the Canterbury Club at a biweekly meeting hosted by Mrs. Ed Lyons on Friday. Other officers include Mrs. Lewis Voorhees as president, Mrs. Henry Brockmann as vice president, and V. D. Sale Jr. as secretary and treasurer. A program on August Strindberg featured papers by Mrs. Hoke Bullard and Mrs. Harry Brockmann, with refreshments served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury «Lad
Ed Lyons
Iersay
Lewis Voorhees
Everett Marsh
Chuir
Voorhets
Henry Brockmann
V. D. Sale, Jr
J. W. Limndsay
Hoke Bullard
August Strindberg
Hote Bullard
Strindberg
Stockholm
University of
Upsala
Sweden
Julie
Harry Brockmann
Strindbere
Indies
W. F.bllis, Jr
BE. T. Harrison
J. W. Leindeau
R. A. McPheet
Miss Mae Shremrer Hosts Esbera Bridge Club Social
Miss Mae Shremrer was hostess at a bridge club gathering on Salem Street Wednesday evening. Two tables played under spring flowers with Walter Newby and Dr. W G Smith winning high scores. Prizes included perfume and a double deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Shremrer
Delightfel
Esbera Bridge Club
Salem Street
Birs
Walter Newby
W. G. Smith
Imi
Harrister
J. R. Blair
Laver
Paul Hassler, Jr
W. G.smith
Alvah Boyles
Fromk Mur
Mrs Lambeth Hosts Delightful Spring Dinner for Guest
Mrs F S Lambeth entertained with a informal dinner at her home on Ram Golpm street Wednesday evening honoring Miss Mamie Thomas of Washington DC as guest of Mr G M Hoover. An arrangement of spring flowers graced the Lily-appointed table and a four course dinner was served for Miss Thomas, Mrs Hoover, Miss Mary Alice Hoover and Mrs Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Lambeth
Ram Golpm Street
Mamie Thomas
Washington, D. C
Cmse
G. M. Hoover
Miss Thomas
Hoover
Mary Alice Hoover
Lambeth
Local social notes recount visits and travel in Greensboro area
Mrs R W Baghos returns home in Greensboro after four weeks with sister Mrs T Leo in Kimneywood. Mrs Einstein and son Tommy accompanied Mrs Hughes home. Mrs George Murr of Concord visited Ma and Mrs Prank Mare on Seheok avenue en route to Kinston. R Dwight Ware attended the State Meeting of gercom in Burling ton as room club representative. Miss Sallie McCracken left for Seouls Missouri to attend the Southern Baptist convention for ten days. Mr and Mrs Forrest Grimes and daughter Ann left for Reach ing River. Mr Grimes returned Sunday while Mrs Grimes and daughter stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Baghos
Greensboro
T. Leo
Einstein
Kimneywood
Tommy
Hughes
George Murr
Comcord
Prank Mare
Seheok Avenue
Kinston
Mire
Dwight Ware
Gercom
Burlington
Sallie McCracken
Mille
Seouls
Mismouri
Southern Baptist Convention
Forrest Grimes
Annn
River
Mas. Grineem
Cr. McNett
Grimes
Wish Margaret Beck Weds Hamptom Bride in Asheboro
Mr and Mrs J D Beck announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Ruth to Hampton McBride. The ceremony occurred in Asheboro in May with attendants Miss Gertrude Karnes and Edwin Upchurch. The couple honeymooned to Southern Pines and White Lake and will reside in Asheboro where Mr McBride works with Merary Hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beck
Mes
J. D. Beck
Meargaree Ruch
Asheboro
Gertrude Karmes
Edwin Upclaurch
Southern Pines
Mr. McBride
Merary
Wedding gifts and dinner mark afternoon event
When cares were laid aside, Mrs. Sheloct presented Mrs. Alexander with a piece of silver for her wedding patterns and to Mrs. Hensley a crystal platter. Mrs. P. Y. Adames excelled at beige play and received jewelry ashtrays. A respectable salad was served later in the afternoon.
Evening Bridge Party At Emerywood Club Honored Hosts
The Emerywood Country Club invites members to a regular evening bridge on Tuesday May 12 at 8 pm in the clubhouse. Mr and Mrs Geo Wood and Mr and Mrs Laurence Ingram will serve as hosts and hostesses guiding the event. Attendees should reserve bridge tables in advance with club secretary John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country Club
Eclubhouse
Geo
Tr. Wood
Laurence Ingram
John C. Abels
Y W Directors To Meet Thursday At Y W C A
The board of directors of the Youne Women's Christian Association will hold the regular meeting at the Y W C A on Thursday evening May 14 at seven thirty, announced by Miss Nelle Ansley executive secretary of the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youne Women's Christian Association
Mise Nelle Ansley
North Carolina State College Junior Senior Prom Friday May 16
The Junior class plans the Senior class prom at Frank Thompson gym Saturday night May 16. Officers sponsor pairs include Carrol Conrad with Frances Conrad Raleigh Alice Poe with George Ashby Raleigh Nina Holland Covington with T W Cooper Dixiana Alabama and others Margaret Clark with Pred Gore Weldon Mary Graham Morrison with Hall Morrison Jr and Sadie Seigh Blount with Jack Dossenbach scheduled as dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie Leigh Blount
North Carolina State College
Frank Thompson
Carrol Conrad
Greensboro
Cass
Frances Conrad
Alice Poe
Raleigh
George Ashby
Nina Holland Covington
T. W. Cooper
Dixiana Ala
Margaret Clark
Monroe
Pred Gore
Weldon
Mary Graham Morrison
Charlotte
Hall Morrison, Jr
Sadie Seigh Blount
Zebulon
Jack Dossenbach
Leonia
N. J
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Recoveries
Mrs. William A. Smith of ManguM is visiting Mrs. A. B. Caldwell on Parkway. Lee T. Goree of Montgomery Alabama arrives to settle in and will reside at 1108 Blain Street. Mrs. J Ernest Davis is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation with improving condition. Mrs. W A Copeland is ill at 112 Bain Avenue. Mrs. W W Dickerson is able to be out again after tonsillitis and sinus trouble at 1007 Lindsay arrest. Mr. and Mrs. W G Reich, former High Point residents now in Lancaster Pennsylvania, visit Edgedale Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. Thag West. Lois Simmons of Willow Brook Street undergoes an operation at Guilford General Hospital and improving. Rev. Howard Hartzell and delegates attend the 120th annual Diocesan convention in Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. L W Flythe return from Goldsboro after funeral services for Clarence R. Aycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee T. Goree
Montgomery
Ala
Blain Street
Mr. Goree
James Goree
High Point
J. Ernest Davis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay
W. G. Reich
Lancaster, Pa
City
Mrs. Thag West
Edgedale Drive
Ferree honored at Asheboro bridge party in Ford showroom
In Asheboro on May 11 Mrs. H L Ingram and fellow hostesses entertained in the new Ford showrooms on South Fayetteville Street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A I Ferree. Thirty tables were set for bridge with prizes for the winner and Mrs. Ferree. Refreshments included colored ices and bridal shaped bon bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
H. L. Ingram
Lillie Lewallen
C. L. Presnell
Cleveland Thayer
Progressive Bridge
Ford
Jewish Women Study Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Tobias Home
The Study Club of the High Point Council of Jewish Women will meet tomorrow evening at 8 30 at Mrs Sam Tobias home 405 Parkway. The announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
405 Parkway
Philomathean Club Meeting This Friday
The Philomathean club will be entertained Friday afternoon at 3 30 by Mrs J E Kirkman at her home on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
J. B. Kirkman
Philomathean Club
East Washington Street
J. E. Kirkman
Advice Column on Marriage Independence and Homekeeping
A 47 year old woman asks if she should stay in her own paid for home or move in with her daughter or husband’s parents given his neglect. The columnist urges remaining independent, notes the husband’s lack of support and the parents’ comfort, and defends the woman’s right to maintain her home and raise her children. It stresses independence, responsibility, and self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeecens Nk Brewae Ses
H. D
Marjorie Mansfield
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Enterprise Guidance
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Exhibitors In Show Of Burbank Garden Club
Members of the Burbank Garden Club plan entries for the annual spring flower show to be featured at the club meeting Wednesday at 10 AM. Exhibits should be at Mrs Grayson’s North Main Street home by 9 30 AM. All members are invited to enter each division of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Two Popular Brides Of City Share Honors At Party
Mrs. R. A. Shelos hosted a bridge party at her Johnson Street home on Friday. The event honored Mrs. Harry Alexander formerly Miss Patte Jordan and Mrs. Gay Hensley, both well known brides. The living room featured pastel spring flowers, creating a colorful setting for the bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Shelos
Johnson Street
Harry Alexander
Patte Jordan
Gay Hensley
Business Girls Outing Plans Move From Dinner to Cabin Trip
The Business and Professions Girls club will hold an outing at Sartin cabin near the city Tuesday evening if weather allows, replacing the Y W C A dinner meeting. Members to meet at W Hut at 6 pm and march to the cabin. program led by Carmala Lewis Martha Sartin and wives Clein Germain recently departed for Atlanta to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professions
Sartin
Carmala Lewis
Martha Sartin
Growth of P T A Cited At Meeting
Mrs. B F Langworthy president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers cited the organizations growth at the opening session of its convention in Milwaukee showing active membership of 1 877 171 up from 1 717 603 in 1936 and 190 183 in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Milwauee
B. F. Langworthy
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Church Social Women Meet at Earline Wrenn Home
The Marjorie Spence Y W A of First Baptist will meet tonight at 7 30 with Miss Earline Wrenn at 110 West Bay Street replacing the previous host. The Gleaners class of First Presbyterian plans a 6 30 Weiner roast tomorrow at City Lake Park and asks transportation notes to Mrs Hobart Bryant or Mrs EB J Oglesby. Several locals attended a Mother Day dinner at Mrs J P Rumple in Stoneville honoring Mrs Rumple, mother of Mrs Fred Lambe, with a country ham meal. They later visited friends in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Spence
First Presbyterian Church
City Lake Park
Hobart Bryant
EB. J Oglesby
Stoneville
J. P. Rumple
Rumple
Fred Lambe
Rachel Rumple
Glen Rumple
Helen
Ford Lambe
Barbee and
David
Bud Rumple
EB. P. Hayworth
Joe Ross Hayworth
Statesville
Cloverdale P T A Meeting Tomorrow
Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday May 12 at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. Newly elected officers will be installed and all members are urged to attend. The Mother's Study class of Wesley Memorial church meets Tuesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs W L Jackson's Forest Hill drive home. Mrs Delk Smith leads the topic Home Atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Wesley Memorial Church
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Horse Retired After Pulling Mail 14 Years
Lenoir May 11. Marshall a 24 year old horse has retired from mail buggy pulling after 14 years of service. He traveled a round trip of 19 miles between Patterson and Finlay three times weekly on the rural route of T H Sanders. He will continue to pull a buggy though his step is not as spry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Marshall
Patterson
Finlay
T. H. Sanders
Move CCC Camp Warm Springs to York
The CCC camp at Warm Springs Georgia on May 11 was ordered moved to York. The directive relocates personnel and operations to the York site under the same program and oversight. Local officials provided no further details on timing or reasons for the transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccc
Warm Springs
York
Education Via Iron Horse
Miss Carolyn Sandlin of O Port, a Lee Edwan high school senior, rides a train to school and a train home each day. Her home is 30 miles from Asheville, and she commutes daily by iron horse to pursue her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Carolyn Sandlin
O Port
Lee Edwan High School
Lifebuoy Ad Claims Spring Complexion Hope
A vintage style Lifebuoy advertisement touts achieving a spring complexion and romance appeal. The copy references body odor issues and promises fresh, rejuvenated skin via Lifebuoy soap.
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Elizabeth H. Covington
Rockford Road
M. W. Nash
Club News
Canterbury Club
Thomasville P.T.A
Thomasville
Specriaa
Miami Street
Perewidiomt
Mia
T. A. Finich
C. R. Reid
Treuth
Finch
Paul Green
Dwight Woes
KR. Reid
Harry Culp
Nelk
Holem Amn Reid
Wales
Thee Skeaters
Sisamnak Netthews
Omr
United States
Thies
Lillian Yow
L. ©. King
Ruth Leonard
Fingh
PREAD
Hutchen’s Bakery Ee
Washington
Proms
Moffitt's
North Main
Y. W
State College Dance
Francis Con
Nina Cova
Mary Graham Moorrson
Margaret
William A. Smith
Mangum
A. 8. Caldwell
W. A. Copeland
Bain Avenue
Lois Simmons
Willowbrook Street
Guilford General Hospital
Howard Hartzell
Episcopal Church
Warrenton
L. W. Flythe
Goldsboro
Clarence R. Aycock
Mr. Flythe
Mrs. A. I. Ferree
Ashebor
Barbara Kieswetter
Jerry Wager
Armory
Wagger
Kieswetter
David Kindall
Hill, S. C
Jett Kindall
Santiago
Elise Posselius Santiago
Chili
Fanny McDaniels
E. B. Lewallen
Sant
First National F
Boston
Bob Bunch
George Hendrickson
Gene Lewallen
H. Wrenn
Franville
O. Press
John Swaim
Cc. T. Richardson
Thonville
C. Richardson
Alice Burkhead
R. C. Lewallen
Chu Street
H. H. Leake
Winston-Salem
B. F. Morgan
Edith McDowell
H Point
Frida
Jewish Women Study Club
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Burbank Club
Mike J. Clein
D. Germain
Atlanta, Ga
Cloverdale P.T. A
Howard Spinet
R. R. Bland Music Cal Incorporated Hood Bank
Quality Baker
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Esherman
Lillian Saville
Battle Creek
Hutchen’s
Bob
God Hata Eeel
Peg
Tol Bethes
B.O
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