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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1931

Page

6

Young social scene features birthday party and bridge event

Billy Myers hosted a party on Spring Street where chrysanthemums framed games and Mildred Jennings won a prize. Guests included Olivia Saunders, Doris Williams, Frances Hinkle and others. Gertrude Kirk hosted a tenth birthday with yellow white decor and a large cake. Eva M. White held a bridge party near Pilot School with Ruth Myers winning costume heads.

Billy Myers Will Myers Spring Street Mildred Jennings Myers Charles White Olivia Saunders Doris Williams Frances Hinkle Jenny Reid Newby Virginia Boyles Evlyn Lyles Betty Clare Eva M. White Pilot School Connie Ellen Crumpton Jerry Eloise McWhite Lumberton Ruth Myers Glenn Pennington Crompton Charles Moore Thomasville Arthur Myers Lexington

Miss Ross announces James Shelly Jackson wedding

Mrs J Fred Ross of Polkton North Carolina announces the marriage of her daughter Sadie Blanche to James Shelly Jackson on November 7 1931 in Danville Virginia. The couple are at home at 315 Howell Street High Point with friends invited.

Miss Ross James S. Jackson J. Fred Ross Polkton N. C Sadie Blanche James Shelly Jackson Danville

Local visitors share weekend at Lexington home

People Misses Margarett and Jessie Sink of Lexington were weekend guests of Miss Sadie Griffin at her home on 200 East Russell Street. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McCain returned from New York City after several days away. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Millis and Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Denny came back from Atlanta Georgia where they attended the Carolina Georgia Tech football game.

Margarett Jessie Sink Lexington Sadie Griffin East Russell Street F. H. McCain New York City J. E. Millis K. C. Denny Atlanta Carolina Mrs. J. O. Able Asheville Abie J. W. Clodfelter

Trial set for Gronnor and Hooper in fatal auto crash

In Newton North Carolina the trial of Charles F Gronnor aged 19 and Odel Hooper a Black man was scheduled for November 19 over an automobile accident that killed two Black people.

Thomasville Garden Club Meets At Finch Home For Winter Window Boxes

Thomasville Garden club members gathered at Mrs. Charles F Finch home with president Mrs C H Phillips presiding. Papers by Mrs R G Jennings and Mrs G W Lyles covered winter window boxes and plans were made to sell forget me nots on Armistice Day. Nine or fourteen attendees enjoyed refreshments after the program.

Wesley Memorial Church Arthur Ridge Thomasville Piedmont District of Garden Clubs King Cotton Hotel Greensboro Garden Club J. R. Blair G. W. Lyles H. W. Mater C. F. Finch C. H. Phillips Charles F. Phillips A. H. Ragan John Hall Sam Welborn

Children Work circle meets at Mrs Green home

Mrs J C Green hosted the Children’s Work circle at West Main Street home on Saturday afternoon. The program included How the Moon Helped by Mrs Green, Gods Plan by Daisy Fuller Hall, a Loving Jesus poem by Bobby Carpenter, An Acadian Song by Josephine Pepper, and children’s sentence prayers. Miss Gladys Williams of Burlington visited with her parents. Miss Faye Long stayed over weekend from Catawba College. Marie Wright spent the weekend at Bennettsville with her mother.

J. C. Green West Main Street

Miss Ethel Harrison Guests Of Parents In Durham

Miss Ethel Mae Harrison a student at Duke University Durham was the weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Sherrill Harrison.

Evelyn Baker Duke University W. L. Baker Ethel Mae Harrison Durham Sherrill Harrison

Births and Society Notes From Local News

Mr and Mrs T M Guy of 210 Boulevard announce a daughter Grace Anh born at High Point Hospital on November 10. Mrs Guy formerly Esther Brown. Mr and Mrs Kent Laury announce a son Douglas Jake born November 3 at 608 Welborn Street. Ladies Auxiliary of the First Methodist church to host bazaar and turkey supper Thursday November 19 for a large crowd. Miss Dorothy Kester of 610 East Lexington Avenue is ill at home with diphtheria.

T. M. Guy 210 Boulevard Grace Anh High Point Hospital Guy Esther Brown Ae Bene Kent Laury Douglas Jake Welborn Street Woman's Auxiliary First Dorothy Kester East Lexington Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elizabeth Blair Mae Shearer Lenoir Gertrude Kirk Sallie Ruth Shuford A. L. Shuford Mrs. Philford Mary Alice Hoover Mary Brown Boles Margaret Palmer Alice Britt Howell Nell Davis Carolyn Smith Daisy Fuller Hall Doris Loftin Irene Lorene Arman Josephine Pepper James Heathcote Joe Boles Paul Tew Edward Hobgood Chas. Phillips Helen Workman W. L. Hutchins Main Street M. E Western North Carolina Elizabeth Schoen First Baptist Y. W. A First Baptist Church Zetha Boswell Ida Clark Lindsay Street Julia Liles Missionary Fund Constance McGeehee Clyde Chapman Lillian Tyndall Rose Goldsmith Ira Hansley Minnie Gregory Jack Campbell Annie Bell Noel Wanda Marie Harville Addie Lomax Vera Smith Esca Myers Mary Alice Sheloff Ruth Hilliard Ira Hensley Eliza Lomax Cecile Armentrout Estelle Harris Fannie Moody Alma Hooke Hazel Haynes Marvin Shields Clyde Chap Man Louise Petty Lottie Holden Allen Jay Allen Jay School Mary Mungan High Point Oscar L. Smith Howell Street G. C. Howard C. H. Maynor G. L. Thompson F. M. Bayne Mesdames P. D. Haynes W. G. Bridges W. O. Stanfield C. F. Ellington Grace Burgess W.A. Horney John Brown Bessie Einstein Bessie McIntire Evans A. B. Atkinson Mabel Stoner I. E. Bolling Harriett Gurley Bettie Buchannon Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Charles Diffendale Edgedale Drive Chase Idol 8S. S. Coe Herman Abels Tom MacKenzie Irvin Paylor Vera Idol John 8. Welborn Crossnore Lincoln Katherine Raymond Sophia Tilden J. W. Har Tiss G. Fox Marshall Charles Kephart Margaret Hauser North Carolina Fred Bartlett H. V. Darner Marion Ohio Diffendale J. W. Cook South Main Street Coats Moffitt’s North Main Street Mrs. C. F. Fing Thomasville Garden Club Rialto Gladys Williams Burlington Robert Williams Faye Long Catawba College Mrs Keifer Long Marie Wright Bennettsville Mrs. C., Wright Phoenix the Ladies’ Store Eugene Marcelle E. Green St Miss Pearl Fulp Eral Home Fun
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