Randleman Couple Wed in New York Ceremony
Miss Alice Elizabeth Dillard of Greensboro and Donald Kenneth Ivey of Greensboro were married in a quiet ceremony at the Little Church Around The Corner in New York City on November 8. Ivey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ivey of Randleman and works as an assistant funeral director at Hanes Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Randleman
Alice Elizabeth Dillard
Donald Kennet Ivey
Greensboro
New York City
J.D. Dillard
Kensington Road
New York
Ivey
Woman's College
Mr. Ivey
W. F. Ivey
Hanes Funeral Home
Local social notes from Galax and Concord visits
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Allred and others visited Hal Allred Jr. in Galax Virginia Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Buckner and family moved to Concord to reside. Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Trogdon attended the M. P. conference at Asheboro this week. Mrs. J. A. Swaim of Atlanta was mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Allred
Richard Vincannon
Joe Lassiter
Hal Allred, Jr
Galax
J. W. Buckner
Concord
J. B. Trogdon
M. P
Asheboro
J. A. Swaim
Atlanta
Local visits fill a Georgia weekend schedule
Georgia residents and relatives share a weekend in family circles. Mrs. Kate Heatwole joins Shel don Hughes with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hughes. Miss Katherine Folger of Chapel Hill visits Miss Lucille Freeman for the weekend.
City Attorney Discusses Education Funding at Oak Hill PTA
Grover Jones, city attorney of High Point, spoke on Buying Educational Service before Oak Hill PTA as National Education Week began. He urged increasing state wealth and locally produced goods to fund education, noting NC’s struggle to pay teachers and the need for smarter government through enlightened citizens.
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Grover Jones
High Point
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Jones
North Carolina
Mr. Jones
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Readers in Enterprise Column
Address your questions about problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Your letters will be answered in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Ray Street Parents Honor Faculty At PTA Meeting
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association held a festive meeting with teachers in formal attire welcoming parents. A reception followed, featuring violin and piano by Miss Virginia Frank and Miss Geneva Morrison, plus refreshments. Dr. O C Williamson spoke on education and spiritual values, urging home church and school links. Miss Holton’s room won the attendance banner.
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Ray Street
Geddie Strickland
Chas. F. Carroll, Jr
R. F. J. Johnson
Virginia Frank
Geneva Morrison
Hoy L. Fesperman
O. C. Williamson
Cubberly
Miss Holton
Johnson St Assn To Meet Tonight
Johnson Street School Parent Teacher Association plans a 7 30 pm meeting in the school auditorium for Education Week. Edgar Hartley Y M C A secretary will speak and a special music program is planned. All parents are urged to attend.
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Johnson Street
Edgar Hartley
Brentwood P T A Meeting Draws Large Crowd
At Brentwood school a record turnout attended the P T A meeting. Principal Vilda I. Coe announced the November 19 fall festival and National Education Week events including a puppet show, child study hour, and chapel program with T A Sykes as speaker.
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Brentwood School
Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Forward
Bess Idol
Vilda I. Coe
North Carolina Dental Association
T. A. Sykes
Harilee’s
Poston
O. Arthur Kirkman
Coe
Christmas Pageant Set At Woman's College Friday
Greensboro November 11 The sophomore class of Woman's college will present the Christmas pageant in Aycock auditorium on Friday December 17 Tryouts are announced for Mary Joseph wise men angels and shepherds The choral speaking group directed by Dr Elbert R Moses Jr practices gospel readings from Matthew and Luke The event is an annual first major project of the class and follows years of Chester miracle plays or Nativity themed productions Brake, former Henderson Lions vice president and Presbyterian church member, is noted in unrelated lines.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Aycock
Margaret Ball
Long Meadow
Mass
Elbert R. Moses, Jr
Theommittee
Leah Smirnow
No Sales Sign Keeps Doorbell Ringers Away
Mrs William N Dunlap a Philadelphia bride posted a sign on her door claiming it ended doorbell interruptions: It need no shoe strings refrigerators vacuum cleaners life insurance chewing gum fruits vegetables repair work or anything else. She said the sign worked 100 percent.
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Philadelphia
William N. Dunlap
Don’t Get Up Nights Kidney Relief Ad
A localized drugstore advertisement promoting a 25 cent test product to flush kidneys with uniper oil and buchu leaves as a remedy for irritation and nocturnal urination. Markets Mann's Drug Store and Eckerd's of High Point.
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Nature
Mann's Drug Store
Eckerd'’s
High Point
Miss Boyles Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Miss Isabel Boyles acted as hostess for the Tuesday Afternoon club meeting on West Main Street marking the club’s name day. Four bridge tables were in play with a high prize a letter holder won by Mrs. C. F. Gibson, and a pottery piece awarded to visiting standout Mrs. Jesse Finch.
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A. B. Freeman
Contract Bridge Club
Naomi Street
Frank Talley
Thomasville
Isabel Boyles
West Main Street
C. F. Gibson
Jesse Finch
Roy Proctor
P. M. Sherrill
Douglas Crutchfield
P. Long
L. White, Jr
Claiborne Pennington
Bertram Heathcote
Ellen Mae Pegg
Evelyn Webb
Evelyn Baker
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Isabelle
Doan’s Pills Promoted for Kidney Health
Doctors warn kidneys contain about 15 miles of tubules and waste buildup can cause frequent urination, burning, and pains. Doan’s Pills are advertised as relief to flush toxins, with a longstanding claim of use by millions for over 40 years.
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Doan
Milltone
Garden Club Meeting Features Flower Lore Program
Ruth Thompson Mouton Lela Maud Boyles and the Thomasville Garden club met Tuesday morning at Mrs. Carson Cox’s Spring street home with Mrs. John R. Myers presiding. After routine business Mrs. J A J Farrington presented a program on Chrysanthemums and Mrs. J Clyde Allman closed with The Legend of Flowers.
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Ruby Voncannon
Mary Farlow
Randleman Parent-Teacher Association
Cletus Brookshire
J. E. Edwards
Sparta
Jennie Welborn
Curtis Brookshire
Miss Mansfield
M m
Baker's
Marjorie
Mansfield
C. A. Best
Rosalie Andrews
Mamye Harper
Rosalie Andrew
Johnson St. Ass
Brentwood P.T.A
Brake
The
Henderson Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Miss Boyles
J. Clyde Allman
Stainback
Ladies Apparel Shop
Save the Differeence
Cash & Carry
DRY Cleaning Company
Leonard
Coats
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