Knox outlines city government like a stockholder managed firm
E M Knox spoke to the Woman's Club at the YWCA describing city government as a corporation where citizens are stockholders and taxes are dividends. He likened his role to executive secretary and urged stockholders to stay informed as questions were answered. Mrs. Marvin Slate performed two piano solos and new members joined. A Needlework Guild leader was named. A social hour with Russian tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Marvin Slate
W. T. Tice
Lily Stickland
Donnybrook Fair
John Prindle Scott
W. W. Lewis
Joe Johnson
B. T. Thurman
M. A. Lackey
Esdames T. C. Langley
W. T. Saunders
D. L. Bouldin
Church Social Plans Turkey Dinner At Cen tral Friends Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Central Friends church announces its annual turkey dinner on Thursday evening November 12 from 6 to 8 at the church annex Tickets are available from any Auxiliary member at a reasonable charge. The Willing Workers class of Main Street M E church meets Friday night for its November 6 7 30 pm meeting at Mrs. P C Sprinkle 210 Park Street with officer elections on the agenda. The Ladies Aid at B Nai Israel holds its monthly meeting with plans for an Amateur Hour November 16 at the Elk's club and a Thanksgiving Eve dance at Mrs. L Greenberg's home. Armand Wyle speaks on the Hebrew Orphans Home in Atlanta. Catherine Gill Bible class meets Friday at Welch Memorial church and Mary Harper Philathea class meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs. R W Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Willing Workers
Main Street
M. E. Church
Mra. P. C. Sprinkle
Park Street
Sprinkle
J. T. Smith
Joe Strader
B. E. Sensenbach
Ladies’ Aid Society
B’nai Israel Synagogue
M. Skull
Carrick Avenue
I. Bloom
Elk’s Club
Bowes
Ben Herman
Ben Swartzberg
L. Greenberg
Forest Avenue
Armand Wyle
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Atlanta
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
Odell Brown
Thomasville Road
Mary Harper
Philather
Girls Pentagon Club Elects Officers For Winter Dance
The Girls Pentagon club met at Miss Frances Kester's Greensboro road home electing officers: President Miss Marion Elliott Vice President Mrs Robert Cook Secretary Miss Mildred Furgureen Treasurer Miss Edith Crowder Publicity Chair Miss Marguerite Burress They plan a December 18 dance and awarded a farewell gift to Mrs Rountree Joyce who is moving to Charleston S C after a long club tenure Delighted refreshments were served to listed members including Miss Dorothy Stabler and Miss Lois Chidester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Frances Kester
Greensboro Road
Marion Elliott
Robert Cook
Mildred Furgureen
Edith Crowder
Publcity
Marguerite Burress
Spon
Sor
Rountree Joyce
Charleston
8. C
Wayne Garner
Mises Edith Crowder
Dorothy Stabler
Lois Chidester
Girl Reserve Committee Hosts Tea With Advisors
Ten members of the Girl Reserve committee of the local Y W C A were entertained at an informal tea at the home of Mrs C C Garrett on Rockford road. Mrs J D Ross chaired the gathering as Miss Virginia Carrier spoke on local clubs and Miss Marvin Morton outlined Girl Reserve objectives for citizenship and personal growth. Sixteen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Committee
J. D. Ross
Cc. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Junior High
Cloverdale
Brentwood
Oak Hill
Johnpose Street
William Ena
Marvin Morton
Greensboro Y W. C. A
Roas
Miss Morton
Exhibition Of Stephen Lane Water Colors At City Library
Stephen Lane hosts a water color exhibition at the City Library sponsored by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs through November 14. The Greensboro based artist, trained by notable instructors in New York and elsewhere, presents 26 works including scenes from New Orleans Puget Sound and Eastport Maine with pieces like Garden of Mr and Mrs Benjamin and Presbyterian Graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Lane
Public Library
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Charles Hawthorne
George Pearse Ennis
Ringling Art Schol
Sarasota
Fla
Art School of Cornell
Art Student's League
New York
Greensboro
N. C
New Orleans
Puget Sound
Washington State
Eastport
Maine
Benjamin
Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday
Social calendar lists events for Thursday and Friday with club meetings. Tea and Topics host Mrs Sechrest on South Main. Live Y'ers meet at YWCA. Priscilla club hosts Mrs Dickson on Lindsay. Laura Wesson chapter UDC meets Mrs Kester on Woodrow. Philomath ean club with Mrs Hartzell at Guilford. Club of Twelve hosted by Mr and Mrs Dalton on Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
F. F. Dickson
Priscilla Club
Lindsay Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William R. Kester
Woodrow Avenue
Philomathean Club
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Trinity Church to Host The Big Broadcast Event at Trinity High
Trinity M E church Young People's department sponsors The Big Broadcast at Trinity High School Friday evening November 6. Performers include Vera Smith Roy Padgett Bob Murray plus readings piano numbers and a Negro quartet from Fairview Street Church. Admission charged with proceeds aiding church youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church Group
Trinity High School
Young People’s Department
Trinity M. E. Church
Vera Smith
Roy Padgett
Bob Murray
Nancy Lee Fulp
Wavel Browne
Nancy Barker
Ruth Coltrane
Marie Nichols
Fielding Kearns
Paul Wayne
John Andrews
High Point
Fairview Street
Trinity Church
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Tea at Wright Home
Ace-Hi Bridge Club and guests gathered yesterday at Mrs. BE Wright’s Homestead Avenue home. Two tables of contract bridge played against fall floral decor. Mrs. Steve Ingram won the top score, receiving a bridge table cover set, while Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz earned the towels as honor award. Houseguest Mrs. John Foushee of San Antonio, Texas received dusting powder from the hostess. A salad plate and accompaniments followed for attendees including Mesdames G. M. Mitchell, Z L Walster, A. M. Hoskins and John Foushee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Wright
Homestead Avenue
Steve Ingram
Lloyd Sheetz
John Foushee
San Antonio
Tex
Harry Culler
Mesdames G. M. Mitchell
Z L Walster
A. M. Hoskins
Grade Representatives And School Faculty Entertained At Party
Mrs. D. R. Setliff hosted an informal party for Johnson Street school grade representatives and faculty from 3:30 to 5 on Tuesday at her home 1516 Johnson Street. Miss Ivey Paylor spoke on duties of a grade representative and a social hour followed with refreshments served to numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Setliff
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Stree
Ivey Paylor
Women Of Moose Meet In Moose Hall Last Night
The Women of the Moose chapter held its regular meeting in the Moose hall last evening with Mrs. Mabel Been presiding as senior regent. A lengthy business session followed and refreshments were served by Mesdames Mary Edwards and Reta Webbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose Chapter
Moose Hall
Mabel Been
Mary Edwards
Reta Webbe
Magdalen Rebekah Lodge Plans Friday Meeting
Magdalen Rebekah Lodge M announces a regular session Friday at 7 30 o clock in their hall on East Commerce Street. Full attendance is expected from the membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalenbekah Lodge
Regu
East Commerce Street
W. W. Wood Feted On His Birthday
A birthday supper was held November 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wood in honor of Mr. Wood turning 62. Attendees included family members and relatives of the Wood, Marsh, Oglesby, Frazier, Cannon, Bundy, and Frazer households, with several youngs and multiple generations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wood
W. H. Wood
Lillie
Virginia Wood
Claud Wood
Little Dorothy
Nancy
Donald Oglesby
Belna Jean Frazier
Gloria Ann Marsh
Betty Jo Bundy
Billy David Wood
Child Study Groups Schedule Friday Sessions
Joint meetings of city schools' child study groups are set for Friday morning and afternoon with Dr. Bess N. Rosa, child psychologist at the Woman's College, Greensboro, speaking at both sessions. At ten o'clock Friday morning the events will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
Ray, Elm
Oak Hill
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Emma Blair
Ada Blair
Cloverdale
Brentwood
W. L. Edwards
Parent- Teacher Council
Marian Martin Pattern 9086 for versatile frock
Marian Martin announces Pattern 9086 a chic frock suitable for school business or home wear. The design features dash sleeves yokes and collar with a pleated skirt and decorative darts. includes a Complete Diagrammed Sew Chart and fabric guidance. Order details specify sizes 14 through 42 and 15 cent pattern price with option book at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Lexington Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Special to the Enterprise Lexington November 5 A. W. Honeycutt and wife mark 25 years with an informal 4 to 6 pm tea at their home. About 75 guests attended with contests for best costume and prizes. out of town guest Mrs. H. C. Walker of High Point joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
A. W. Honeycutt
Fletcher Wall
Honeycutt
Cabell Philpott
Camille Hunt
J. F. Spruill
Camille Mountcastle
Frances Louise McKay
Dorothy
Helen Spruill
H. C. Leonard
Kearney Parker
Leonard
Odell Younts
E. H. Easter
Forrest Nifong
Freedie
Fred Everhart
Z. V. Dillon
H. C. Walker
High Point
Halloween Party Beats for Loyal Workers Class
Mrs John Craver and Mrs W L Cripliver hosted a Halloween party for the Loyal Workers class of First M E Church and many visitors at the Craver home on North State Street. Guests were greeted by Mrs Roby Freedle amid summer flowers and Halloween novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craver
W. L. Cripliver
M. E. Church
North State Street
Roby Freedle
Community Health Notes From Burrus Memorial Hospital
Several local residents show improvement after weeks of treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. C J Sears travels to New Hill North Carolina for illness in her mother Mrs C R Barker. Miss Elizabeth New recovering after appendectomy last week. Rev T A Williams also improving after weeks ill at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs J Morris and Mrs R A Sheloff return from New York City. Mrs John Foushee visiting from San Antonio at Mrs Harry Culler's home. Mrs John T Ellis sidelined by sprain from a fall. Miss Polly Hoskins recovering from operation yesterday at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Sears
West Bay Street
New Hill
N. C
C. R. Barker
Elizabeth New
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
John Foushee
San Antonio, Tex
Harry Culler
John T. Ellis
Polly Hoskins
Lindsay Street
T. A. Williams
Mary Alice Sheloff
R. A. Sheloff
New York City
Hallowe'en Party at Greensboro Highway Hostess Home
On Thursday evening Miss Caroline Smith entertained many of her little friends at a Hallowe'en party at her Greensboro highway home. The house was decorated with pumpkins and seasonal novelties. Guests wore masks and prizes went to Miss Betty Ward and Grant Revelle for best costumes. Five minute dates and games filled the evening before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Smith
Greensboro Highway
Betty Ward
Grant Revelle
Local Families Share News and Visits This Week
Mrs A O Grant and others from High Point visited Mr R H Hardy. Jerry Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs L O Kearns, is improving from illness. Families from Winston-Salem, Salisbury, Shelby, Greensboro and Valdese spent weekends with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Grant
I. W. Watson
H. C Walker
High Point
R. H. Hardy
Jerry Palmer
L. O. Kearns
W. C. Goings
Salisbury
Charles EB. Williams and
Paul and
Charles Ellis
Shelby
James E. Williams
J. E. Palmer
Vestal Palmer
Greensboro
Burke Craver
John Craver
Roby Freedle
Bethesda
Barbara Jean
Berry Goings
M. M. Craver
Winston-Salem
S. C. Hege
Reece Goings
Valdese
T. T. Goings
Mary Ella Newsom
N.C
A. EE. Brannock, Jr
Cecil School Hallowe'en Party Delights Pupils and Guests
Pupils and many visitors enjoyed a Dallowe'en party hosted by Cecil school’s Parent-Teacher association on Friday. Each grade performed a stunt with teachers delivering the evening’s most enjoyable act. Raymond Ward Jr. won a candy prize in the masked parade for best costume. Bingo fishing and other games filled the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil School
Raymond Ward, Jr
Mrs Glenn Perry Honored At Thoma High Bride
A bridge luncheon in Thomasville honored Mrs Glenn Gray Perry, the High Point bride formerly Adelaide Williamson. Guests from High Point and nearby cities attended. W B Tomlinson won a crystal relish dish for high score and a cream and sugar set went to Mrs G T. Additional attendees included Sheil Williamson and several local social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Perry
Thoma
Thomasville
John R. Perry
W. B Tomlinson
G. T
Tomlin
Perry
Mra
Sheil Williamson
D. C
Mesdames , Co
F. Finch
Clyde T. Alexander
Wal Ralph Wilson
Alvah G. Smith
J. F. G Long, Jr
Frank Hassler
W. EB. Tomil Thomasville
Mrs. Red
High Point
Kernersville Brides Honor Attractive Bridge
Kernersville on November 6 honored Mesdames J R Blackwell Jr Fred Vance and Richard Whitaker recent brides. A party at Mrs Justice home featured roses dahlias and a bridge game with twelve tables and bridal tallies. Prizes included Madeira pillow cases blankets and crystal bowls amid a cream and sugar set and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mesdames
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Fred Vance
Richard Whitaker
J. T. Justice, Sr
M. V. King
John Staples
E. P. Whitaker
Gilmer Smith
Jim Spears
Blackwell
Vance
Whitaker
Charles McMichael, Jr
Winston-Salem
Margaret Beard
Mrs Fagg entertains brides and guests at Mountain Street
Mrs Ralph R Fagg hosted a fall reception at her Mountain Street home honoring Mesdames Fred Vance and J R Blackwell Jr recent brides. Prizes included a crystal vase second high water set silver pieces and a handkerchief guest prize for Mrs L J Arnold of Lake City Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Fagg
Mountain Street
Fred Vance
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Vv. V. Vaughan
Carl Kerner
Blackwell
Vance
L. J. Arnold
Lake City
Florida
Fagg
Flora McDonald College Alumnae Entertain Members
Flora McDonald College Alumnae Chapter met Monday evening at 312 South Hamilton Street with nine members present. Mrs. J. C. Hill presided as retiring president and Miss Myrtle Titman read minutes. Anna Elisabeth Kearns was elected president, Nancy Hill became secretary treasurer, and refreshments followed. Mrs. G L Reynolds, recently treated at Burrus Memorial hospital, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora McDonald College
J. C. Hill
South
Hamilton Street
Hill
Myrtle Titman
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Nancy Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
E. M. Knox
EB. M. Knox
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. L. Peace
G. W. Peace
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
W. W. Wood
Enterprise
Stern Department
W. 18Th St
R. E. Biles
Vicks VA
Miss Cuiston
Fred J. R. Blackwell
Sam Vance, Jr
J. R. Sr
J. T.R. Paddison
George Mer Smith
Chester M Vaughan
Tom Stuart
Ner
M. BE. Fagg
Tom Street
Brian Ma Spears
T. M. Robertswell
Richard Larkin Bellamy
Misses Sallieshall
Amelia Sulton
Sarah Deaton
G. L. Reynolds
Beauty Shop
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
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