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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1933

Page

7

Miss Pennington Weds Mr Cooper at Spencer

A Spencer Presbyterian manse ceremony united Miss Frances Pennington and James W. Cooper with a small close-family reception. Pennington, daughter of the late James R. Pennington, is a UNC Women’s College graduate and former jewelry store employee. Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. G N. Cooper, is employed in the Southern Railway electrical department. The couple will reside on Rowan Avenue, Spencer.

Spencer North Carolina Frances Pennington James W. Cooper John L. Parks James R. Pennington James Pennington Woodleaf High Point University of North Carolina College For Women Greensboro Bishop C. Léonard Salisbury Mr. Cooper G. N. Cooper Spencer High School State College Raleigh Southern Railway Rowan Avenue

Johnson Street Child Study Group Meeting

The Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting Tuesday at 3 30 p m at the school. Mrs Louis Voorhees will speak on The Wise Use of the Childs Leisure Time all parents are urged to attend.

Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association Louis Voorhees

Hallowe'en Bridge Party Honors Mrs Brant Finch Jr

Mrs W F Welborn hosted a Hallowe'en bridge party at South Main Street for Mrs Brant Finch Jr a recent bride and presented linen handkerchiefs to the honoree. Five tables of bridge with Hal lowe'en place cards and prizes for Mrs Cecil Hayes high score and Mrs John B Craven consolation hat brush followed luncheon served by the hostess and helpers. More guests included Mesdames Finch Catchell McCrary Snyder Hinkle Hayes Timberlake Woodrow McKay Craven Philpott Wall Boggs Selman Laberton Clinard and Misses Addie Todd Stephanie Bragaw Neil Lucile Craver and others.

W. F. Welborn South Main Street Brant Finch, Jr Cecil Hayes John B. Craven Finch B. H. Finch E. C. Clinard A. v. Moffitt Addie Todd Mesdames B. H. Finch, Jr E. J. Catchell J. A. McCrary Rom Snyder R. C. Hinkle C. H. Timberlake Woodrow McKay J. W. Moffitt, Jr Floyd Philpott Charlies Wall, Jr Ralph Boggs Hickory, Tenn W. A. Selman Atlanta, Ga Rh. EK. Lab

Hallowe'en Party At William Thompson Home

William Thompson hosted a Halloween party at his North Main Street home on Saturday evening. Seventeen guests attended and played various games. Bobby Johnson won a prize, a box of candy, as cookies grape juice and candies were served.

William Thompson Hallowe'en North Main Street Bobby Johnson

Carmichael Hallowe'en Party Hosts on North Salisbury Street

James and Ross L. Carmichael entertained at a Halloween party at their North Salisbury Street home on Wednesday. The decorations featured black and yellow colors and the young guests played games. Prizes were awarded to Billy and Charles Dell.

James Ross L. Carmichael Hallowe’en North Salisbury Street Billy Charles Dell

Mrs Mildred Hill Hosts Halloween Party for October Bride

Mrs Mildred Hill entertained at her Reeds home Thursday honoring Mrs Clifford Hill an October bride. Halloween colors adorned the dining and living rooms as guests enjoyed games and contests. The bride received many beautiful gifts amid well wishes.

Mildred Hill Reeds Clifford Hill Hallowe'en

Hallowe'en masquerade and church group events span weekend

Mr and Mrs Willis Giles hosted a Halloween masquerade with autumn leaves and jack o lanterns and a square dance led by Potts and Parnell. The Susanna Wesley Bible class met at Mrs Lee Hege’s home for games, contests, and desserts. Green Street Baptist class No 5 enjoyed games and prizes at Mamie Adams home on King Street with visitors Margaret Hoover and Dr Grady Horne present. The Glenola Baptist Sunday school members hosted a surprise birthday to Rev Wilbur Hutchins at L A Bowman's home with sermons from Rev Tunstall and Rev Herschel Ford. Alexander Martin chapter DAR moved meeting to Nov 7 at Mrs T G Gold’s Oakwood Court home with associate hostesses listed.

Lexington Jean Witherspoon South State Street BE. Witherspoon Mart Spruill Louise Bingham Vestal Leonard Henry Etta Link Mary Patterson Caroline Critcher Betsy Mountcastle Kitty Lou Thompson Nell Hartzog Virginia Witherspoon Mary Jane Hackney Sara Redwine Arthur Daniel Foyell Smith James Hartzog Allen Johnson Occo Pickett Gaston Grimes Leonard Craver Henry Reeves Cliff Delapp Clyde Kinney Joe Hayworth Leonard Willis Giles First Methodist Church Lee Hege West Sixth Avenue Sam Everhart Arthur Shirley Charlie Tysinger C. C. Leonard H. J. Beck D. A. Tesh L. L. Barbee Paul Peacock E. H. Easter Keliver Leonard L. T. Anderson C. F. Crouse Fred Hackney Daisy Ford W. C. Wooley W. H. Baker J. H. Sink H. C. Leonard R. E. Shepherd John Craver W. F. Sparger Lee MecCain J. W. Broadway Edith Hege Miss Dell Watson Green Street Southside Baptist Church Mamie Adams King Street Ruby Bruton Bertha Chandler Aoa Goins Vada Chandler Alice Shaw Irene Hundsucker Agnes Yarbough Helen Shaw Juanita Winslow Verna Winslow Dorothy Glenola Mr. Hutchins Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution T. G. Gold Oakwood Court C. F. Long Myre Paul Casey Mary Elizabeth Long C. B. Mattocks Dora E. Richardson R. T. Pickens, Sr Herman Abels Winston-Salem

Emma Blair School hosts first Child Study group meeting

The Emma Blair school opens its Child Study group with a 3 30 p m meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium. Mrs Rinehart will conduct the class and is hoped to attract a large attendance of mothers.

Emma Blair School

Ada Blair P T A meets. Sykes speaks on value of education

Ada Blair school P T A meets on November 2 with devotion led by Mrs Kearns and violin numbers by Virginia Frank. Rev Tom A Sykes addresses the value of education stressing home church and school and training children in right paths.

Johnson Street School Holds Monthly Meeting and Leadership Change

Johnson Street School’s regular monthly gathering in the auditorium saw president Mrs. Thomas Scott resign and Mrs. N B Stirewall elected as her successor with Mrs. Scott becoming vice president. Principal Dan Schroder spoke on Character Education in the Home and School, stressing parental primacy and school roles in developing self reliance and leadership.

Johnson Street School Frank Wickey Thomas Scott Stirewall Scott Jessie Wicker Dan Schroder Elm Street

Burrus Speaks At Meeting Honoring Dr Vestal Medicine tribute in Lexington

Dr W J Vestal veteran physician in Lexington received a testimonial dinner from the Davidson County Medical Society marking 50 years in practice. Speakers included Dr J T J Battle Greenboro Dr I H Manning Chapel Hill and Dr J T Burrus High Point. Vestal thanked his colleagues for the honor.

Lexington W. J. Vestal Davidson County Medical Society J. T. J. Battle Greensboro I. H. Manning Chapel Hill J. T. Burrus High Point Dr. Vestal

Presbyterians to Hear Jos B Johnston at First Church

Sunday school opens at 9:45 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church with Joseph B Johnston speaking to the Gleaners class and preaching at 11 a.m. Mrs Johnston oversees Barnum Springs Orphanage and speaks about her work. Dr Joseph Rennie leads the evening service at 7:30 p.m. Church groups meet Monday and Wednesday for meetings and prayer.

First Presbyterian Church Joseph B. Johnston Johnston Barnum Springs Joseph Rennie Woman's Auxiliary

Fortnightly Club And Guests Entertained In Thomasville

Mrs. R. H. Phillips hosted the Fortnightly Bridge club and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green on Highland Avenue. Three tables played with fall flowers. Mare Snell was top scorer among members. Jane Pratt won a guests prize. Lunch concluded the evening followed by two more bridge tables.

Thomasville R. H. Phillips Bridge Club Paul Green Highland Avenus Mare Snell Jane Pratt Green Phillips Marie Jones Madeline Hoover Jewell Sink Alma Jennings Lucy Eason Vira Clodfelter Mesdames H. T. Hethcock G. T. Cochrane W. B. Perry

Bridge Club Party and School Parents Meet in Town

Mrs. Fred Gray hosted a Thursday bridge party with Sans Souci members in attendance. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth and Mrs. Paul Hassler as two tables played. refreshments followed. The same day the Main Street school Parent-Teacher Association held a regular meeting with Miss Margaret Newell directing songs and Rev. J. Fleming leading the national period. Honeycutt of Lexing sang and spoke on child environment as D. Maddox noted local school supervision. Prizes were won by Lillian Yow’s primary class, Nell Parkin’s elementary, and Mr. Cheek’s high grade.

Ada Blair Carl Kearns Virginia Frank Margaret Neese Bumgardner Tom A. Sykes Sykes Emma Blair School B. W. Manley Jimmy Ellington Rosaline Ruscoe Albert Ridge Rinehart Emma Blair Manley Sears-Roebuck Company High Point P. E. Lindley High Point College Fred Gray Sans Souci Bridge Club Harry Lee Lambeth Paul Hassler H. R. Kyser Walter Newby Frank Marr C. R. Hodgin Alvah Boyles W. G. Smith Main Street James E. Lambeth Tetete Margaret Newell J. Fieming Presbyterian Church A. W. Honeycutt Lexing Honeycutt D. Maddox Lillian Yow Nell Parkin Mr. Cheek

Mrs. H. D. Rucker and Daughter Visit Ash Kentucky

Mrs. H. D. Rucker of T asville and her daughter T. C. Faulkner of Truro Scotia left Friday for Ash Kentucky to spend a few days with relatives.

H. D. Rucker Tasville T. C. Faulkner Truro Scotia Ash Kentucky

Finch Cousin Wedding Attended by Fort Relatives

Mr and Mrs George spend a few days at Fort with relatives to attend the wedding of Finch s cousin.

Mrs. George Fort Will Finch

Woman's Guild Meeting at St Marys Episcopal Church

The Woman's Guild of St Mary's Episcopal church will meet Monday at three in the afternoon at Mrs. H. B. Hiatt's home 108 West Farriss. All members urged to attend this gathering.

Philathean Club Winston-Salem V. A. J. Idol The Woman's Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church H. B. Hiatt West Farriss Mue

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