LaVelle Wilson Weds Howard J Heinz in Washington
Miss LaVelle Wilson of High Point marries Howard J Heinz of Audubon New Jersey at the Presbyterian manse in Washington DC The ceremony was at 5 pm Saturday with Rev J F Pasam officiating The couple's attendants were maid of honor Martha Jarrett and best man Henry Sachlebein The Heinz family and High Point guests attended and formal announcements note the November 5 1938 date and Audubon New Jersey home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
High Point
Howard J. Heinz
Audubon
N. J
Washington, D. C
J. F. Pasam
Martha Jarrett
Heinz
Henry Sachlebein
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
Guilford College
Pinehurst BPWC Members Attend Mid-Year Meet
Local Pinehurst members of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs attended the North Carolina Federation Mid-Year Conference at the Carolina Inn in Pinehurst over the weekend. Miss Earlene White national president spoke on the International Association’s Budapest peace meeting, with Mrs. Dess M. Gurganus Raleigh state president presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
High Point
Pinehurst
The
North Carolina Federation
Carolina Inn
Earlene White
Washington, D. C
Senate
International Association of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Budapest
Hungary
Dess M. Gurganus
Raleigh
Oriana B. James
E. M. Shipman
Dillard Ragan
Alma Young
Carrie McGirt
Eloise Ward
Clara Whitehead
Margaret Thompson
Thomasville Club
Monarch Auxiliary Postpones Bridge Event
The Monarch club’s Auxiliary postponed the benefit bridge party from Friday evening to Thursday, November 17. The event moves from Hedrick cabin to the Sheraton hotel due to scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Hedrick
Sheraton Hotel
Visitation Night Planned by High Point OES Chapter 106
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star holds a regular semi monthly meeting at 7:30 PM in the Masonic Temple. All Seventh U. EF. S. district chapters are invited with a special program planned. The date was misprinted as tonight in the Sunday Enterprise. members are reminded the meeting is tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
U. EF. S
Enterprise
Ray Street P T A To Hear Chas F Carroll Will Honor Teachers
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Charles F Carroll Jr city schools superintendent will be guest speaker. An informal reception for teachers will follow with a social period to end the evening. All parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Mary Alan Clinard Named Assistant News Editor
Staunton Virginia November 7 Miss Mary Alan Clinard of 430 South Main Street High Point North Carolina has been named assistant news editor of the Mary Baldwin college student newspaper Campus Comments She belongs to the sophomore class and is active in campus journalism.
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Staunton
Mary Alan Clinard
South Main Street
High Point
N. C
Mary Baldwin College
Campus Comments
Clinard
Church Social and Class Meetings Schedule This Evening
Multiple church groups plan meetings this evening and tomorrow night across First Baptist Calvary M E Trinity M E Welch Memorial M P and Green Street Baptist churches. Hostesses include Mrs Fenton Rogers Mrs J D Deviney Mrs J C Collett Mrs Roy Medlin with venues on Thurs ton Franklin Smith streets.
Raleigh social figures and visiting D A R topics
Mrs Eugene Davis of Raleigh arrives this afternoon as guest of Mrs J S Welborn at East Washington street home. As state regent of the D A R she will be honored guest and speaker with Mrs Clyde R Hoey at the Thomasville D A R meeting tomorrow afternoon. Dr A Sherrod Morrow, interne at Presbyterian hospital in Charlotte, visits his home here after sixteen months away. Mr and Mrs Pat Kearns and daughter Patay Anne of Worth avenue plus Mr and Mrs R B Varner return from Kingstree S C where they stayed with Dr and Mrs J M Varner. Mrs Wilma Sherman Morgan resumes work at Aristocrat beauty shop after six weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
J. S. Welborn
East Washington Street
Davis
Daughters of American Revolution
Clyde R. Hoey
Thomasville
A. Sherrod Morrow
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Pat Kearns
Patay Anne
Worth Avenue
R. B. Varner
Kingstree
8. C
J. M. Varner
Wilma Sherman Morgan
Girl Reserve Club Hosts Party At Y W C A
One of two Junior High Girl Reserve clubs held a Saturday afternoon party at the Y W C A with about thirty attendees. Officers include Rachel Sappenfield president Colleen Teague vice president Alma Lucille Staton secretary and Carolyn Brown treasurer Miss Selma Whitehead is faculty advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Sappenfield
Colleen Teague
Alma Lucille Staton
Carolyn Brown
Selma Whitehead
Junior High Sets American Education Week Programs
The junior high school observes American Education Week with events on Tuesday and Wednesday. Parents are invited to visit and attend chapel exercises, with seventh grade leading Tuesday and eighth grade on Wednesday. Parents’ Night follows Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Gary
Mothers’ Council
Avon Players Stage Shakespeare at Senior High
Avon Players presented The Taming of the Shrew at the Avon Senior High auditorium this afternoon at 1 20 and will perform Romeo and Juliet this evening. The company, known nationally for Shakespearean dramatizations, has visited High Point before and is led by director Joseph Selman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Players
High Point
Joseph Selman
Swing Club Meets With Miss Yokeley
The Swing Club will be entertained by Miss Lois Yokeley at her home, 209 Idol Street, this evening at the usual hour. All members are expected to be in attendance this morning's statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Yokeley
Idol Street
Tuesday Evening Club Reschedules Meeting to Wednesday
The Tuesday Evening Garden club will meet on Wednesday morning November 9 at Mrs. John H. Tate’s Park Way home changing from November 8 due to conflicts. Members are asked to note the new date. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Marsh all Alvin Grubbs born November 5 at 209 West Willis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
Garden Club
John H. Tate
Parkway
Bill Grubbs
Marshall Alvin
West Willis Street
Social Calendar of High Point Area Clubs
The Monday through Friday social calendar lists meetings for alumni groups, garden clubs, DAR chapter events, bridge for Emerywood members, Altrusa dinner, book clubs, study groups, nurses and Homes departments, Girl Scout council, Pi Beta Phi alumni lunch, and multiple private club gatherings with speakers and guest invitations across Emerywood, North Main, Louise Avenue, Lindsay Street, Hillcrest Drive, Parkway, and Ecker Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Roberts Hall
White’s Mill
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Denry M. Cot
Clyde R. Hoey
J. F. Hayden
Altruse Club
Sheraton
Book Club
R.S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
W. W. Glayas
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
Hevening Garden Club
J. H. Tate
Parkway
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
American Homes Department
Marvin L. Slate
Lindsay Street
E. R. Gary
Ben WL. Herman
Altrusa Club
Girl Scout Council
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Tri-City
Pi Beta Phi
Finnerywood Country Club
Nell Spruce
Washington, D. C
Social Arts Club
J. W. Rose
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring, Jr
Ecker Apartments
Burbank Garden Club postpones meeting to next week
The Burbank Garden Club delays its Wednesday gathering until next week due to schedule conflicts with local church services. Secretary Mrs J H Allred announced the change and asked members to note the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Burbank Garden Club
J. H. Allred
Steed-Spencer Vows Announced In Martinsville
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Gladys Steed to Howard Spencer reveals vows solemnized in Martinsville Virginia on July 2 1938. The bride daughter of F R Steed and Mrs Steed of Denton attended Denton high school class of 1933. Spencer son of R F Spencer of Winston-Salem worked for American Bakeries in High Point and the couple will reside at 807 East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Steed
Howard Spencer
Martinsville
F. R. Steed
Denton
Denton High School
Spencer
R. F. Spencer
Winston-Salem
American
Whooping cough cases rise in High Point weekly report
Two whooping cough cases are listed in the High Point Department of Health communicable disease report for the week ending November 5. The tally also includes one scarlet fever case and 12 venereal disease cases, with venereal cases an accumulation from prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Department of Health
U S Department merges wheat flour export programs
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a consolidated federal program to identify exporters eligible for compensation for losses incurred in exporting wheat flour. The move unites general and Philippine wheat flour export initiatives into one scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Certified blue tag seed urged for higher NC yields
Farmers are urged to use certified seed bearing the blue tag of the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association to gain more output for less money. A. D. Stuart notes 156000 bushels of certified seed were produced in the past year. The program, established by law in 1929, is a cooperative effort of the association State college and the Department of Agriculture to ensure seed origin and adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Improvement Association
State College
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Experiment Station
United States
Emma Blair School Observes Education Week with Program
Emma Blair School invites all patrons to a November PTA meeting at 7 30 pm tomorrow with an infant program. Capus M Waynick editor of The Enterprise will be principal speaker and Mrs Mabel Beeson’s sixth grade pupils will perform music. An accurate visitor record is being kept and all guests must register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Parent- Teacher Association
Capus M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
Mabel Beeson
American Homes Dept Meeting Features Ben L. Herman
The American Homes department of the Woman's club meets Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. Marvin L. Slate’s home, 216 Lindsay Street. Mrs. E. R. Gary serves as associate hostess. Ben L. Herman will explain the Wage and Hour Bill recently enacted, a timely topic for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
Marvin L. Slate
Lindsay Street
E. R. Gary
Slate
Ben L. Herman
Joint Birthday Party Is Given Here Sunday
Mrs. Freddie Clappe of 305 Meadow street hosted a joint birthday party for her nephew Barry Clappe at her home Sunday. Lunch was served picnic style at noon with two birthday cakes and many gifts. Attendees from Burlington included M. H. Chadwick and family, Raymond Clapp and family, A. Paul Surratt and family, R. Culler and family, Norman Clappe and family, Odell Culler Jr., Max Chadwick Jr., Pat Surrett, Barry and Carolyn Clappe, M. B. Cappo, Myrtle Bishop, Homer and Ronald Copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Clappe
Meadow Street
Barry Clappe
M. H. Chadwick
Raymond Clapp
A. Paul Surratt
R. Culler
Norman Clappe
Odell Culler, Jr
Max Chadwick, Jr
Pat Surrett
Barry
Carolyn Clappe
M. B. Cappo
Myrtle Bishop
Homer
Ronald Copper
Burlington
W. B. Collins Promoted to Farm Management Supervisor
W. B. Collins, longtime county farm agent in Alleghany then Watauga, is promoted to assistant farm management supervisor effective November 1 by Dr. I C Schaub. He succeeds Earl H. Meacham who joined the U S Soil Conservation Service. Hamilton named to succeed Collins as Watauga agent. he is a Virginia native and VP I graduate, with service since January 1936.
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W. B. Collins
State College Extension Service
Alleghany County
Watauga County
I. C. Schaub
Earl H. Meacham
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Collins
Watauga
Hamilton
Virginia
The
Extension Service
Winners Of N C 4 H Contests For Girls Announced
COLLEGE STATION RALEIGH November 7 Winners of State 4 H Club contests among girls who will receive a free trip to the National 4 H Club Congress at Chicago Ill November 26 December 3 were announced today by Miss Frances MacGregor assistant State 4 H leader at State College They are Ruth Alexander 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs R Lee Alexander of Iredell county keeper of the best records She has been a 4 H club girl for nine years and she lives on a farm near Harmony This year she specialized in raising turkeys growing cotton and conducting demonstrations in clothing food conservation and room improvement Camille Alexander the demonstration agent of the State College Extension Service supervised her work Helen Higdon 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Higdon of Jackson county is the food conservation winner She has been a club girl for four years and this year she specialized in canning herb gardening and clothing She was Western District 4 H Health Queen in 1937 Her home agent is Mrs Mamie Sue Evans Margaret Kinlaw 18 daughter of Mrs R A Kinlaw near Fayetteville in Cumberland county is the food preparation winner She has been a club member eight years and her home agent is Miss Elizabeth Gainey Lucille Gupton 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Gupton of Vance County is the rural electrification winner She carried projects in food preparation canning clothing home beautification and room improvement as well as special work in rural electrification Her home agent is Mrs Hattie Plummer Mildred Bell Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs George Edwards of Winterville Pitt county who won the State 4-H Club Dress Review at State College last month in competition against girls of 41 other counties also wins the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
Chicago
Ill
Frances MacGregor
State College
Ruth Alexander
R. Lee Alexander
Iredell County
Harmony
Camille Alexander
Tme
State College Extension Service
Helen Higdon
D. C. Higdon
Jackson County
Mamie Sue Evans
Margaret Kinlaw
R. A. Kinlaw
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Elizabeth Gainey
Lucille Gupton
J. P
Farm families to have more money next year
Farm families will have more money to spend next year according to the U S Farm Bureaus of Agricultural Economics and Home Economics. The rise comes from higher net cash for farm products increased government payments and larger income from non farm sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wheat acreage to fall in 1939 outlook report suggests decline
The annual wheat outlook report indicates a material reduction in U S wheat acreage for 1939. Field prospects point to lower planted area and potential shifts in crop mix across major producing states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Loan Fund Established To Aid Worthy Farm Boys In Securing College Education
The Nort hna County Farm Agents association launches the Schaub Loan Fund to aid 4-H boys and other farm youths in affording college education. Funds come from dues and state contributions, with repayments growing the pool to aid more students each year. The Jane S. McKimmo Fund already holds $11,239.71 for farm youth scholarships and higher learning costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaub Loan Fund
Northna County
State College Extensione
Phillips
Meek
Lips
Northna
Jane S. McKimmo
I. O. Schaub
Dir
He State College
Extesio Ice
Soil Improving Crop Proves Profitable in Demonstration
Durham reports a two acre Korean lespedeza test by David S Ball of Bahama route 1. He harvested 1600 pounds of seed from the plot yielding 1400 pounds after re cleaning. At six cents a pound the seed alone brings 40 per acre plus value from straw and leaves for soil improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
David S. Ball
Bahama
Route 1
Durham County
W B. Pace
Ball
Dall
Pace
Chippewa Irish Potatoes Prove Profitable in WN. C.
In Mitch ell county a single peck of Chippewa Irish potatoes planted by a demonstration farmer yielded seven bushels of No 1 potatoes. Nineteen potatoes weighed 17.5 pounds, projecting 336 bushels per acre. The success led 20 growers to order pecks for next year’s extended demonstration per County Agent J C Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Mitchell County
J. C. Lynn
Lynn
Tobacco Outlook Shows Favorable Grower Prospects
U S Bureau of Agriculture reports a generally favorable outlook for tobacco growers in 1 son, with better prospects in barley and midwest belts. overall tone is upbeat though some regions see fewer buyers than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Agriculturomics
Plans Forming for Cotton Bacco Referenda December
State college AAA executive Y. Floyd reports rapid planning underway for cotton tobacco referenda set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
December Y. Floyd
AAA
State College
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Orries
Washington, D.C
Louis Chamblee
W. J. Bennett
Washington
Domino Club
District of Columbia
Wyoming Avenue
New Jersey
Saat Os
BPWC
Monarch
Miss Clinard
D. B. Carrick
Montlieu
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Fenton Rogers
Thurston Street
Calvary
Calvary M. E. Church
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J. D. Deviney
Franklin Street
Trinity Church
Trinity M. E
J. C. Collett
Trinity
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Roy Medlin
Smith Street
West End Baptist Church
Avon
Swing
Steed-Spencer
American Homes Dept
Herman
W. 8
Ayol
Vicks Advertiain
the County Agents’ Association
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Tobacco Outlook
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