Sedgefield Hunt Dinner Dance at Inn Saturday Evening
The Sedgefield Hunt hosted the first of the winter dinner dances Saturday at the Old Inn with 100 attendees from High Point Greensboro and other cities. Lou Gogerty and his Greensboro orchestra provided music as members and guests dined and danced after a paper hunt Saturday afternoon.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Old Inn
Unt
Lou Gogerty
Orchestra of
Greensboro
Hunt
High Point
Garden Club Council Meeting Postponed
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs postpones its Tuesday 10 o'clock meeting for one month as announced.
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Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Postponed council meeting noted by chair
Morning by Mrs BE. 8 Wall council president. Members of the council are asked to take note of the postponement of this meeting.
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Wall
F P Club Holds November Meeting at Mrs Robertson Home
The F. P. club met at Mrs. B. S. Robertson’s Green Street home with associate hostess Mrs. R. W. Hutchens Jr. President Mrs. M. B. Nunn led business, plans for a December 18 Christmas party were set, readings by Miss Maxine Robertson entertained, and refreshments were served to listed members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Club
B. S. Robertson
Green Street
R. W. Hutchens, Jr
M. 8. Nunn
Maxine Robertson
Kirkman Thompson Wedding Planned in Burlington
A Thanksgiving Eve wedding is planned for Miss Virginia Kirkman of Burlington and Robert Thompson of Greensboro. The ceremony occurs Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Front Street Methodist Church. Attendants include Mrs Worth Thompson, Miss Helen Hickey, six bridesmaids, best man Herbert Thompson, ushers Nathan Thompson Leland Thompson and Dick White.
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Virginia Kirkman
Burlington
Robert Thompson
Greensboro
Front Street Methodist Church
Worth Thompson
Graham
Helen Hickey
Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Nathan Thompson
New Bern
Leland Thompson
Plymouth
Dick White
Mr. White
Pete Moffitt
Mike Boyce
Mr. Thompson
High Point PTA Council Meeting Set for Tuesday
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 at Elm Street School. Mrs. H. S. Coffield announces the event and urges all council members to attend.
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High Point
Elm Street School
H. S. Coffield
Social Calendar Events At Sheraton And Emerywood
Tuesday schedules include Omega chapter lecture at Sheraton hotel led by Dr. P E Lindley, Musical Art club at Mrs. Amos Emerywood on La Boheme, and a ladies bridge party at Emerywood CC with a pregame lesson by Mrs. Lindeman. Wednesday balloons and Rhythm Masters at Wick Wack club, and Thursday a Thanksgiving dance at Emerywood CC with Lou Gogerty orchestra.
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Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Musical Art Club
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
Puccini
Emerywood Country Club
Harry Lindeman
John ©. Abels
Business and Professional Girls
Sue Perry
Y. W
Lou Gogerty
Clara Pauline Bray Weds Glenn H Lawson in Danville
Miss Clara Pauline Bray and Glenn H. Lawson marry November 21 1936 in Danville Virginia with Rev T M Sorrell officiating. Witnesses Mildred Johnson Verna Dorsett and Enoch Cooper attend. bride's home is 207 East Burton Street. groom with Adams-Millis Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bray
Clara Pauline
Glenn H. Lawson
Danville
T. M. Sorrell
The
Christian Church
Mildred Johnson
Verna Dorsett
Enoch Cooper
Bray
East Burton Street
J. F. Lawson
Adams- Millis Corporation
Wick-Wack Balloon Dance Moves to Wednesday
The Wick-Wack club changes the Balloon Dance to Wednesday evening November 26 at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville. Music will be by the Rhythm Masters. Invitations have been issued to many outside members and a large crowd is expected.
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American Legion
Thomasville
Rhythm Masters
Oak Hill Group Meets Tomorrow
The Oak Hill child study group will meet Tuesday at 2 45 PM at the school. Mrs R B Blair, chairperson, announces the local Parent-Teacher council’s study group chair Mrs W L Edwards will be the guest speaker and all parents are urged to attend.
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Oak Hill
R. BE. Blair
W. L. Edwards
Miss Marguerite Mann Hosts Informal Buffet Supper
Miss Marguerite Mann entertained guests at her Johnson Street home Sunday evening with a charming buffet supper for visitors Miss Frances Little and Miss Hanna Steele of Statesville and Miss Sue Kohler of Charlotte. The dining room showcased white chrysanthemums and marigolds in a black bowl. Guests included Miss Steele with Rip Tabb and Miss Mann with Crawford Lambe of Raleigh. other couples were Miss Frances Little with Godfrey Welch and Miss Kohler with Willard Leathers. Miss Frances Mann with Ed Lee of Graham. Miss Ruth Pollock with Harry Welch. Miss Marion Dickson with James Durland.
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Marguerite Mann
Johnson Street
Frances Little
Hanna Steele
Statesville
Sue Kohler
Charlotte
Miss Steele
Ripp Tabb
Godfrey Welch
Eton College
Willard Leathers
Frances Mann
Ed Lee
Graham
Ruth Pollock
Harry Welch
Duke University
Marion Dickson
James Durland
Miss Mann
Crawford Lambe
Raleigh
Kernersville Clubs Host November Meetings and Lions Dinner
Kernersville Junior Woman's Club held its November meeting at the Community Club House with Miss Mary Lillian Tucker presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. C L Pell spoke on Contemporary Literature. The same night Kernersville Lions entertained wives and guests at a school cafeteria dinner and gym dance, with installation of Kenneth L Greenfield as president and a talk by Judge Hastings on Lions Club benefits.
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Kernersville
Community Club
Margaret Allen
Mary Lillian Tucker
C. L. Pell
Oak Ridge
Fannie Lyon Hepler
Pauline and
Eugenia Albert
Kernersville Lions
Home Economics Department
Girls Athletics Association
E. B. Parks, Jr
Sadie Lindsay
Kernersville School
E. P. Billups
Kenneth L. Greenfield
Carl R. Kearns
Cha
Lions
Winston-Salem
G. H. Hastings
W. J. Ashbough
Durham
Granite Falls
N. C
Kenneth Greenfield
Hugh G. Justice
Ashbough
Hastings
Lions Club
Lew Gogerty
Greensboro
Miss Dorothy Gardyne and others visit Worcester family
Miss Dorothy Ann Gardyne of Worcester recently joined Mrs. W. A. Harper Jr. in town as friends note Dorothy Whicker’s illness at her parents G. M. and Mrs. Whicker. Mrs. E. Whitaker and Mrs. John Staples with son John Edward returned to Charlotte after weeks with relatives. Circle No 2 of the Methodist church met with nine members at Mrs. John Pinnix home for devotional, study, talks on friendship, committee reports, and a light ice course.
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Dorothy Ann Gardyne
Worcester
Mass
W. A. Harper, Jr
Dorothy Whicker
G. M. Whicker
FE. G. Whitaker
John Staples
John Edward
Charlotte
Circle No. 2
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Pinnix
J. J. Griffith
Jesus
T. E. Wolfe
Chester Morris
V. V. Vaughn
Pattern 9095 Marian Martin Coat Frock Offers Two Choices
Busy holiday season calls for a flattering home sew frock Pattern 9095 offers flared or puffed sleeves and a back belt or elastic waistband. Notch collar and two button closing with a deep wrap shadow under skirt. Order sizes 34 to 48 with 4½ yards 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents plus size name address and style number to The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Calvary Philathea to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Philathea class of Calvary Methodist Church led by Mrs. Phipps will gather Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. R A Griffen's home 522 White Oak Street All members urged to attend Also Wesley Memorial Woman's Bible class reschedules to Tuesday November 24 at 7 30 PM at Mrs O M Andrews home 509 Chestnut Street with hostess groupOfficials note date change due to conflicts
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Calvary Philathea
Calvary M. B. Church
Woman's Wesley
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
O. M. Andrews
Andrews
Chestnut Street
Community Notices From Local Hospital and Visits
Friends of Mrs. Robert Davis report she is doing well after appendicitis surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Royster Thurman Jr. spent yesterday in Pinehurst for the Professional Malt Association finale. Gene Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, recovers at home after scarlet fever. Miss Josephine Gibson returns to Salem College after visiting her parents with guests Miss Rebecca Brame and Miss Pauline Daniels. Miss Frances Little leaves for Statesville after a weekend with Miss Marguerite Mann and other guests Hannah Steele and Sue Kohler join her in resuming studies at UNC.
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Robert Davis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Royster Thurman, Jr
Pinehurst
Professional
Gene Campbell
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Josephine Gibson
Salem College
J. E. Gibson
Rebecca Brame
North Wilkesboro
Pauline Daniels
Mocksville
Frances Little
Statesville
Marguerite Mann
Miss Mann
Hannah Steele
Sue Kohler
Mrs Ivey Hosts Ladies Aid Society in Randleman
Mrs W F Ivey entertained the Ladies Aid society of the M P church on Thursday with Mrs J L Hall as joint hostess. Twelve members attended a service followed by a social hour and a planned Christmas tree. Guests included family and friends visiting from Archdale Greensboro Greensboro High Point and Southern Pines.
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Nora Hughes
Emerywood Bridge Lesson Starts At Ten A. M
The final lecture in the Emerywood Country Club bridge lesson series led by Mrs. Harry Lindeman will begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock with a 10:30 prize for high score. Mesdames Robert Hubbard and R. B. Snow host the event.
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Harry Lindeman
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Hubbard
R. B. Snow
Richmond and Ohio visitors share weekend with local host couple
Of Richmond Virginia and Mrs Elizabeth Ruptert of Ohio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J V Fox, while Mrs Sam Rike who has been ill for months is improving and friends hope she will be well soon.
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Richmond
Elizabeth Ruptert
Ohio
J. V. Fox
Sam Rike
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Miss Madeline Hoover
Uswell
F. P
Kirkman-Thompson
City P.T. A. Council
Miss Bray
G. H. Lawson
Thomasville Hut
Moffitt’s
Kernersville Jr. Woman's Club
Parent-Teacher Association
W. O. Doggett, Jr
Carick Teague
Eric Hedgecock
Sallie Matt Marshall
A. J. Simeon
Miss Marshall
Madge Deaton
Josephine Mitchell
E. F. Baker
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Eleanor Griffith
Helen Leonard
J. R. Paddison
Paddison
Roger Paddison
Albany
Elezora Cooke Eads
Eads
Mount Airy
Jim Spears
Anne
Georgia
Rey
EB. P. Billups
Edgar
Arthur Linville
Billups
Mrs. Ivey
Hostess Ladies Aid Society
Mildred Talley
Erlanger
Dorothy
Frank Talley
J. B. Trogdon
Roy Lemon
Archdale
S. E. Trogdon, Jr
Betty
W. M. Spoon
Asheboro
C. H. Hill
Anzie
Quality Bakery
North Main
China
South Main Street
Prospect
Prospect M. EB. Church
Helen Frazier
Trinity
H. I. Brown
East
Lexington Avenue
Elm Street
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Lizzie Gooch
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