Clare Tree Major Production Here November 28
The Clare Tree Major Children’s Theater plans a benefit performance of Old King Cole at the Junior High School auditorium on November 28 at 3 30 p m for the Woman’s Club Cancer Clinic Fund. The piece contrasts ancient history with the familiar verses noting King Cole’s era lacked pipes and fiddlers. The show features period costumes and music meant to align with later centuries while preserving the tale’s charm.
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Clare Tree Major Children’s Theater
Woman's Club Cancer Clinic Fund
Old King Cole
Cole
King Cole
Cole-Chester
England
Leading Man and Early Music in Theatrical Play
A note states little is known of music before the seventeenth century that would aid children in a forthcoming play. The piece emphasizes the challenge of selecting period-appropriate music for young audiences.
Lennox and festive gifts at Perkinson's shop
The piece highlights Lennox china celebrating its golden anniversary with antique glass epergnes and California red wood utensils at Perkinson's. It also promotes Christmas portrait services by Smith's Studio, new toy department plans at the Advance Store, back-up lights from Hood Industrial Bank, and holiday meats from Seward's Market with turkey, pork, chicken, and duck dinners centered around Thanksgiving dates.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
England
Germany
Lennox
Perkinson’s
J. E. Millis
Seward
Lexington BPWC Hears Mayor Hunt On City Government Group Meetings
Special to the Enterprise reports Lexington clubs holding meetings. Mayor W B Hunt spoke on government growth, while the Club of Twelve hosted a November gathering. The Robert E Lee Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy discussed remembering a Confederate veteran and elected a delegate to Charleston. A newly organized Junior Music Club met to elect officers and set goals.
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Lexington Bpwc
Mayor Hunt
Martha Redwine
J. M. Daniel
Dorothy Spruill
Maud Walton Miller
Paul H. Miller
O. Henry Study Club Meets at Hillcrest Home
The O. Henry Study Club met at Mrs. Charles Wall Jr. in Hillcrest with President Mrs. Ralph D. Moffitt presiding. Mrs. F. H. Wall reviewed Willard Price's Children of the Rising Sun focusing on Japan's political future. a dinner followed for numerous members from Shelby and Johnstown Pa.
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O. Henry Study Club
Charles Wall, Jr
Hillcrest
Ralph D. Moffitt
F. H. Wall
Willard Price
Japan
Moffitt
Wall
G. W. Mountcastie
W. F. Welborn
Uoc. Leonard
W. D. Clark
John Raper
W. O. Burgin
E. B. Craven
Fred Watson
G. L. Hackney
L. P. Holland
Louis Bailey
Shelby
C. A. Owen
Johnstown
Girl Reserve Meeting Held at Local High School Home
The Girl Reserve of the local high school conducted a meeting at the home of a school member, coordinating activities and planning upcoming community service projects.
Residents and visitors share news from Burrus Memorial Hospital and area
About D C Overcash of 1900 Franklin Street recovering after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital and able to receive visitors. Col as Mrs Mary DeLapp also recovering and accepting visitors. Mr and Mrs Maurice Rocer of Marietta Ohio visiting C E Diffendale on Edgedale Drive. High Point attendees at Carolina Duke game in Durham. Virginia Francis of Woman's College Greensboro visiting the Ring family on Boulevard. Mr and Mrs Grant Brindle with Jack Williams visiting Charlotte Monroe and Rockingham. L J Young of 329 Ennis Street hospitalized at Guilford General Hospital with blood poisoning. Elsie Gates moved to 1001 Lindsay Street and opened a new studio there.
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D. C
Franklin Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mary DeLapp
Maurice Rocer
Marietta, O
C. E. Diffendale
Edgedale Drive
Mrs. Rocer
Mrs. Diffendale
Virginia Francis
Woman’s College
Greensboro
E. T. Ring
Boulevard
Grant Brindle
Jack Williams
Charlotte
Monroe
Rockingham
L. J. Young
Ennis Street
Guilford General Hospital
Elsie Gates
Lindsay Street
J. Elwood Jones
High Point
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
W. G. Hazel
Bennettsville
S. C
Ralph Wilson
Alvah Boyles
Harold Schiffman
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Charles F. Lambeth
Priscilla Lambeth
Charles, Jr
Lois Johnson
James E. Lambeth
James, Jr
Ralph Frank
Ralph
Molly Lambeth
Durham
Thanksgiving Union Service in Randleman Church
Thanksgiving morning union service planned at Randleman Baptist Church on Thursday November 23 at 10 oclock. Rev J R Anderson Methodist minister to preach with Dr J L Stokes and Mrs Otey to sing a duet.
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Randleman
Randleman Baptist Church
J. R. Anderson
J. L. Stokes
Otey
Mt. Lebanon
Hal Brown
Anderson
Rozelle Smith
Mrs. Anderson
Hughes
Kate Heatwole
G. P. Snyder
Richard Brown
May Caudle
Evening meeting hosted by Miss Virginia Brinkley and guests
Miss Pauline Bernhardt and Miss Jane Moore served as co-hostesses for the meeting led by president Miss Virginia Holmes Brinkley. Guest speaker Dr. Jean Craven addressed the gathering before refreshments were served.
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Pauline Bernhardt
Jane Moore
Virginia Holmes Brinkley
Miss Moore
Jean Craven
Miss Wallace Weds Mr Baldwin in Richmond Ceremony
Miss Mary Louise Wallace married Gilbert Patterson Baldwin at high noon Tuesday in Richmond Virginia with Dr John Allen McLean officiating. Wallace is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles S Wallace of the city and a former local high school graduate who worked as a register of deeds clerk. Baldwin, son of Mrs Mattie Brown Baldwin and the late John Gilbert Baldwin of Maxton, served as CCC camp company clerk for three years.
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Mary Louise Wallace
Gilbert Patterson Baldwin
Richmond
John Allen McLean
Ginter Park Presbyterian Church
Baldwin
Charles S. Wallace
the Register of Deeds
Mattie Brown Baldwin
John Gilbert Baldwin
Maxton
CCC
Alumnae Board to Meet on Alumnae House Policy Change
Greensboro scene as Mrs R S Ferguson announces a ten day board meeting to review Alumnae House policy. Miss Annie Cherry will present a four point recommendation limiting private meetings to educational use, two per month, five dollar fee, and under one hundred attendees.
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Greensboro
R.S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
Association
Alumnae House
Cherry
Charles W. Phillips
Marjorie Mendenhall
Bradford
Mass
Dorothy Clement
J. M. Sample
Elizabeth Hathaway
Vance Jerome
Mary Poteat
Durham
Kenneth Greenfield
Kernersville
Clara Byrd
Lillian I. Massey
High Point
List of Names Jumps From Page Notice
A fragment lists numerous women with surnames Cox Leonard Swaim Mann Lee Cran Hunt Walger Grimes Briggs Easter Allen Myers Crouse Hedrick Myers Jarvis. The passage appears to be a social or club roster embedded in a newspaper page.
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Cox
Leonard
Swaim
J. W. Mann
D. Lee cCran
C. D. Hunt
L. O. Walger
Lee Grimes
David Briggs
E. H. Easter
H. G. Allen
P. A. Myers
C. F. Crouse
J. T. Hedrick
P. M. Myers
Arthur Jarvis
Loyal Workers Class Hails Social Evening at Main Street Home
Misses Epsie and Rosabelle Woollen hosted the Loyal Workers class of St. Paul Methodist Church at their Main Street residence. After the business session, a social hour followed and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Epsie
Rosabelle Woollen
St. Paul Methodist Church
Main Street
Girls Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Mission Talk
The Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist Church met Monday afternoon with Miss Harriett Robbins as president leading the devotion. Miss Grace Graves supervised the program while Mrs. Homer Loflin spoke on the Little Moon Mission Work in North China and a discussion on Mission Work in Africa and Europe followed.
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the Baptist Church
Harriett Robbins
Grace Graves
Africa
Europe
Little Moon
North
China
Homer Loflin
Women Groups Meet At Mrs Loflin Home In Randleman
The Business Women's Circle and the W M U of the Baptist Church met at Mrs Homer Loflin's Main Street home for a joint Monday evening session. Miss Dot Henley presided and plans for a week of prayer were discussed amid talks by several members. Seventeen or eighteen attendees shared a salad course.
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Business Women's Circle
W. M. U. of the Baptist Church
Homer Loflin
Main Street
Dot Henley
N. N. Newlin
T. L. Helms
J. C. Bell
C. E. Bullard
Tom Allred
J. Dickens
List of names and places in regional notice
Richard Hogue Washington D C Mrs C A Street Winston Salem Mrs Luther Hodges Spray Miss Marjorie Menden hall Bradford Mass Mrs Paul Mauldenh Kannapolis Mrs W L Carter Greensboro Mrs Ken neth Greenfield Kernersville Miss Margaret Gilbert Raleigh Mrs Henry D Holloman Rich Square
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Richard Hogue
Washington, D. C
C. A. Street
Winston- Salem
Luther Hodges
Spray
Marjorie Mendenhall
Bradford
Mass
Paul Mauldenh
Kannapolis
W. L. Carter
Greensboro
Kenneth Greenfield
Kernersville
Margaret Gilbert
Raleigh
Henry D. Holloman
Rich Square
Greensboro Birthday Observed With Relatives
HAS FIRST BIRTHDAY Greensboro visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. R. T. Jordan and Mrs. Ido of High Point spent Wednesday of last week in Greensboro. Miss Lois Skeen spent the weekend with relatives in Randolph County. Mrs. Lucy Falk of High Point spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Evie Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson and children Clarice and Carl of High Point visited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jones Saturday night.
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Greensboro
R. T. Jordan
Ido
High Point
Lois Skeen
Randolph County
Lucy Falk
Evie Thornton
Hubert Simpson
Clarice and
Carl
T. J. Jones
Local residents aid Brevard visit amid hospital updates
Miss Gwendolyn Templeton improves after operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs E N Wall entered Leo's Hospital Greensboro for an operation. Miss Myrtle Davis of Randleman joins Frances Robertson and Mildred Huston of Franklin and others from Sophia for a Brevard College visit to Harold Richardson.
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Ents
Ernest Taley
Gwendolyn Templeton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. N. Wall
Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Myrtle Davis
Randleman
Frances Robertson
Mildred Huston
Franklin
Grady Wilson Hall
Ray Hollingsworth
Peace Council Initiatory Rites Add Three Members
The Peace Council number nine Daughters of America held a Friday meeting at the hall and initiated three new members in impressive rites. A large attendance followed, with about thirty enjoying a buffet supper. The degree team plans a monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Gibson clubroom.
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Peace Council Number Nine
Daughters of America
Gibson
Entertaining Weekend Guests Mark Borum Birthday
Deep River News notes a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Borum for Mrs. Borum and her birthday. Guests included Mrs. Borum's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Borum and Mrs. Belle Linden of High Point.
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C. M. Borum
Mrs Robt McDonald Hosts Deuce of Clubs in Thomasville
Mrs R L McDonald hosted a Deuce of Clubs meeting in the Carolina apartments with two bridge tables and a dessert course. Mrs John Crowell won a double deck top score prize as others included Ruth Martin Peggy Hite and Mesdames J Roy Proctor Z P Long John Crowell Ned Gibbs Bertram Heathcote.
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Thomasville
R. L. McDonald
Carolina Apartments
John Crowell
Ruth Martin
Peggy Hite
Mesdames
J. Roy Proctor
Z. P. Long
Ned Gibbs
Bertram Heathcote
Marriage Announcement of Mildred Inez Clinard and Carmie R. Smith
Mr and Mrs L S Clinard of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Inez to Carmie R Smith son of A J Smith of Thomasville on September 2 1939 Mrs Smith a Pilot High School and Continental Beauty School graduate owns the Ideal Beauty Shoppe in Thomasville Mr Smith a Thomasville High School graduate works at Fremont Hosiery mill They reside on West Green Street.
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8S. L. Clinard
Thomasville
Mildred Inez
Carmie R. Smith
A. J. Smith
Smith
Pilot High School
Continental Beauty School
High Point
Ideal Beauty Shoppe
Mr. Smith
Fremont Hosiery
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Polly
Mr. Collins
Advance Store
Hood System Industrial Bank
Lexington
Business Nd Professional Women’s Club
Harlies Young
East Centertreet
Claire Cuthrell
Wade H. Phillips
Uth Main Street
J. C. Leonard
G. W. Mountcastle
Kay Kyser
Rocky Hunt
J. C. Bower
Anne Water Fearn
Shangai
Rosalie Slaughter Moran
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Concracy
Harles Hoover, Jr
East North Avenue
T. Wirkman
J. C. Bow
Lambeth
Minnie Layden
Charleston
Hamilton
Bophie
Bowman
Parkinsons Sri
B. Craven Page
Roland Holton
Norma Page
Frances Holton
Randleman Church
Faye Earnhardt
Pickard Circle
Johnnie Hewitt
Addie Fulton
Grace Ingle
Fulton
Ingle
Gertude Myers
Emily Binning
Vivian Sowers
Johnsie Warner
Claude Smith
Evelyn Canady
Inez Henley
Norman Binning
Vivian Smith
Agnes Carrick
W. F. Sparger
J. L. Bullard
J. F. Burkhart
B. F. Green
John Craver
J. Fred Cox
Bullard
S. D. Swaim
H. C. Leonard
Woman's College Alumnae Board
Meet
C. E. Otey
Roanoke City
Glenn Kirkman
Parris Island
John Kirkman
Katherine ‘Talley
Woman's College
Ann Sheridan
Harriett Zimmerman
T. R. Zimmerman
West Morriss Avenue
G. A. Perryman
Stone Studio
Peace Council
Deep River News
Mrs. Robt. McDonald
Lavalliere
Sync Jeweler
South Main Street
Bargan
Duncan Phyfe
Paramount Furniture Co., Inc
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