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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1938

Page

6

Dance At Sedgefield Tonight For Two Football Teams

High Point and Greensboro football teams are to be honored at a Sedgefield Manor dance tonight hosted by Greensboro pub club. J Lawrence Leonard will present a trophy to the winning team. Wilton Damon leads the club and Key Scales and his band provide music.

High Point Pub Club Greensboro Sedgefield Manor High Point College J. Lawrence Leonard Greensboro Daily News Wilton Damon Key Scales

Miss Bennett Hosts Party Honoring Miss Iveigh Before Wedding

Greensboro couple Miss Grace Alice Iveigh and Edward Johnson announce a late afternoon ceremony set for Saturday December 3. Miss Bennett plans a Tuesday Gibson club rooms party with other Greensboro hostesses including Miss Amburn Nichols and Williams at a Jefferson Country club bridge event. Guests from High Point include Mrs Joe Iveigh and Miss Hazel Stewart among others.

Grace Alice Iveigh Greensboro Edward Johnson Mary Elizabeth Bennett Gibson Club Miss Iveigh Elizabeth Amburn Lorretta Nichols Dorothy Williams Jefferson Country Club High Point Joe L. Iveigh Hazel Stewart Mary Louise Iveigh Irene Greene Ross Davis

Emerywood Club to Host Thanksgiving Dance Tomorrow Evening

Emerywood Country Club announces its gala Thanksgiving Dance at the clubhouse tomorrow night with Jack Yancey and his orchestra providing music at nine thirty. Members may invite two town guests, or a couple or two individuals, for what is described as a formal occasion with many guests expected.

Emerywood Country Club Jack Yancey

Emerywood Country Club Thanksgiving Dance Set

The annual Thanksgiving dance at Emerywood Country Club will be held at the clubhouse at 9:30 p.m. Jack Yancey and his band will provide music.

Emerywood Country Club Jack Yancey

Training Meet For Girl Scout Leaders At Sheraton Tonight

A 16 hour training session for city girl scout leaders returns this evening at 6 30 at the Sheraton hotel with Miss Dana Nicholas in charge. The two hour program covers troop formation organization and government for Brownie and Senior troops. Attendees listed include Mrs Alice Resch Miss Barbara Brooks and others. Next week marks Observance Week with leaders observing two troops. A weekend session at Uwherie Boy Scout Camp is planned and Mrs Douglas Long of Greensboro is expected to visit.

Sheraton Dana Nicholas D. B. Caudle Girl Scout Council Alice Resch Barbara Brooks Margaret Watson Paul Weaver J. N. Durst Royster Tucker Roy J. Spearman Jewell Welch Myrtle Cates Maggie Lou Blackmon Uwherrie Douglas’ Long Greensboro

Mrs McLaughlin Hosts Bridge Club at Gibson Tearoom

Mrs O H McLaughlin served as hostess for her bridge club and guests at the Gibson tearooms Wednesday evening. Prizes included a silver and crystal bonbon dish for high score awarded to Mrs E A Lennon and perfumed soap for club prize to Mrs OC Harvey. Traveling award went to Mrs Fred DeLappe, a small pottery case. Refreshments with Thanksgiving motifs were served to club members Elford York, Van Canady, W D Tharin, OC Harvey, Mary Dean Lapp, Fred DeLappe, W J Bryant, C C Burton and guests Frank Townson, Leonard Rackley, Winford Hinkle, Harold Dorsett, Ralph Foust, E A Lennon, Elmer James and Calvin Haxt.

O. H. McLaughlin Gibson Tearooms E. A. Lennon W. D. Tharin O. C. Harvey Mary Dean Lapp Fred DeLappe W. J. Bryant C. C. Burton Frank Townson Leonard Rackley Thomasville Winford Hinkle Harold Dorsett Ralph Foust Elmer James Calvin Haxt

New Lip Oil Combines Glamour With Real Comfort

A French perfume house long produced lip oil which has recently become highly fashionable among women. The oil tones the lip skin, is used under or over lipstick, and also as a night treatment to heal cracked lips. The perfume quality is noted and the bottle is small with a glass stopper.

Mrs Fountain Named Amid Music-Literature Dept Hostesses

A correction states Mrs Robert Fountain, previously omitted, served as a hostess in the Music-Literature department alongside five other ladies. The notice acknowledges the misprint in yesterday's paper and clarifies the lineup.

Robert Fountain Fountain Poe

Stag Club Hosts Weiner Roast at Clubhouse

Miss Allene Lambe and Alph Teague hosted a Stag club social on Wednesday evening at the Stag club house off Winston-Salem road. A large number of club members and their guests attended the weiner roast.

Allene Lambe Alph Teague Stag Club

Live Hunt To Be Held Tomorrow at Sedgefield Inn

The Sedgefield Hunt keeps the live hunt on for tomorrow at 7:30 AM while the tea is postponed to a later date due to unavoidable circumstances. Thanksgiving events include a hunt and breakfast on November 24 at ten, and a dinner dance on November 25 at 7:30 PM with Jerry King and his orchestra. Reservations via Inn indicated.

Carés Sedgefield Inn Sedgefield Hunt Jerry King Phone Inn

Mrs J B Spilman speaks to Thomasville business women

Mrs J B Spilman vice chair NC Unemployment Compensation Commission was guest speaker at a banquet held by the Business and Professional Women's club in Thomasville. She discussed employer and employee relations and noted machinery as a major factor in women’s unemployment, with statistics to support the point.

Thomasville J. B. Spilman North Carolina Crowell Spilman

Highland class to meet Saturday and local births and illnesses

The Ernest Workers' class of Highland ME Se class meets Saturday at 7 30 PM at Mrs C N Jarretts Mill Street home. Jean and Hoy Lee Fesperman, children of Rev and Mrs H L Fesperman, recover from influenza at their Woodrow Avenue home. Dr T R Zimmerman and Mrs Zimmerman announce the birth of daughter Mary Harriett November 14 at Burrus Memorial hospital. They have returned home to West Farrisa Avenue. Sergeant J H Hubbard of the local police ill with influenza and bronchitis at 1601 East Green Street.

Jean and Hoy Lee Fesperman H. L. Fesperman Woodrow Avenue J H. Hubbard East Green Street Mearn Highland Ernest Workers Highland Me E C. N. Jarrett Mill Street T. BR

Exchange Pastors to Fill Pulpits Around Thomasville Vicinity

Three Reformed churches near Thomasville will host visiting pastors Sunday as part of a regional exchange. Dr. J. C. Leonard will preach at Zion Reformed at 11 AM, Aubrey W. Hedrick will lead Calvary at 9 AM and Emmanuel at 11 AM, as the 1939 budget canvass begins. Zion reports new pews and refinished floors as part of church modernization.

Thomasville Davidson Guilford Counties J. C. Leonard Lexington Zion Reformed Church Aubrey W. Hedrick Julian Calvary Reformed Church Emmanuel Reformed Church

Mars Hill Orchestra Welcomes J B Hensley in News

J B Hensley of High Point joins Mars Hill College orchestra providing music for campus entertainments. He weighs 242 pounds and plays the sousaphone. The group, directed by Miss Mildred Gwin, performed at a chapel program and Founder's Day ceremonies.

Mars Hill J. B. Hensley High Point Mars Hill College J. B Pee Wee Mildred Gwin

Doctor Ashton W. McWhorter Dies at 61

Dr. Ashton W. McWhorter, 61, longtime University of Tennessee educator and acting president from 1917 to 1919, died unexpectedly at his Knoxville home. He had been associated with the university since 1907, with a brief departure.

Knoxville Tenn Ashton W. McWhorter University of Tennessee

Bridge Party And Club Meetings Held At Thomasville

Social week features card party at Woman's club hosted by Mrs J W Hawthorne and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne with fourteen bridge tables and a rock table. Top scores awarded to Mrs Nee English and Mrs Frank Marr. Mrs Co L White won at rock. A luncheon followed at Ace of Clubs with top score by Mrs Charles Phillips and second by Mrs Alvah Boyles. Guests included R L McDonald and others. 75 guests attended. A separate gathering honored Mrs Frank McLeod of Trinity with bridge that evening. Prizes awarded to Miss Eunice Reese and Miss Isabel Boyles. further events celebrated Miss Alma Fouts upcoming marriage to Charles Parks with progressive hearts and prizes.

Thomasville Woman's Club J. W. Hawthorne Elizabeth Hawthorne Rock Nee English Frank Marr Co. L. White Murr White John Crowell Colonial Drive Charles Phillips Alvah Boyles R. L. McDonald Mrs. Garner Mesdames W. G. Snyder J. 8. Green Charles F. Phillips W. E. Tomlinson W. G. Smith T. Alexander Paul Hagsler Nat Walker Walter Rapp R. K. Farrington Vann Stringfield Frank McLeod Trinity Eunice Reese Isabel Boyles Alma Fouts Charles Parks Clyde Smith Robert Hill R. H. Shell Miss Fouts Hubert Lee Fouts Clarence Tomlinson W. M. McKinnon Homer Crump Austin Sink Fred Murphy Zeb Robinson T. J. York Clyde Bartley B. J. Jarrett, Jr John Jones Ed Jones R. E. Watkins Paul Clodfelter Wade Tillotson Van

Mrs Paul Newton Hosts Literary Club Special Meeting

Mrs Paul Newton entertained members of the Literary club on Wednesday afternoon at a special meeting where she acted as hostess.

Paul Newton Literary Club

Musical Art Club Sets Monday Evening Meeting

The Musical Art Club will hold its November meeting at Emerywood Country Club Monday at eight. Mrs. Jack Kesler was guest and gave a history of several famous churches in Richmond, Virginia. Refreshments followed with a tea table centerpiece and covers listed for several club members.

The Musical Art Club Emerywood Country Club Winston-Salem Jack Kesler Richmond Z. V. Crufield C. H. Newby D. A. L Paul Green John R. Myers P. Sherrill R. H. Holliday

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad

An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for mood and energy, claiming it helps women overcome blues and restore vitality. It asserts widespread use by millions and urges readers to share the remedy with friends and family.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham

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