Priscilla Club Hosts Biweekly Meeting at Carroll Home
The Priscilla club met at Mrs. Charlies F. Carrolls 1306 Greenway Drive on Friday afternoon with twelve to thirteen attending. Members sewed gar ments for the Red Cross and discussed a new project to donate club dues toward purchasing a movie projector for hospitals. Guest Mrs. Eugene Harllee attended, hosted by her daughter Mrs. Paul Ingle, among a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
Priscilla Club
Eugene Harllee
Paul Ingle
20th Century Club Meets at Mrs Risch Home
The Twentieth Century study club will meet with Mrs Charles H Risch at her Seen ton road home Wednesday afternoon at one o clock. Mrs J W Thomas will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Charles H. Risch
Seenton Road
J. W Thomas
Miss DeHart And Fred Hayes II Announce Vows
The marriage of Miss Ruth DeHart daughter of Mr and Mrs A B DeHart Mount Airy and formerly of High Point to Fred Hollinger Hayes II son of Mr and Mrs J Herbert Hayes Greensboro was performed November 17 at First Baptist Greensboro with Dr J Clyde Turner officiating Music by Ida Beth McCollum organist and Catherine lace soloist The bride wore a satin gown with high neckline full sleeves and orange blossom veil They left for a wedding trip and now reside at Hutton apartments on Madison Avenue Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth DeHart
A. B. DeHart
Mount Airy
High Point
Fred Hollinger Hayes, II
J. Herbert Hayes
Greensboro
First Baptist Church
J. Clyde Turner
Ida Beth McCollum
Catherine
Ace
M. L. DeHart
Frances Dearman
Sylvia Wis
Kathryn Braswell
Carol Clapp
J. Herbert Hayes, Jr
A. P. Hubbard
Joseph Inman
Couse
Fred Hollinger Hayes II
This City
Mcikenney on Bridge Confusion Reigns in Bids and Defense
The bridge column notes a hand at the Bridge Players club in the Hamilton hotel causing an uproar. Madeline Anderson from the club comments that anything can happen in a bridge game and rubber bridge players will appreciate the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America’s
Card Authority
NEA
Madeline Anderson
Bridge Players Club
Hamilton Hotel
Icago
West Misreads Hearts In Complex Bridge Hand
In a bridge hand West criticizes partner for not returning to hearts. Declarer wins with diamonds and spades, overtrumps, and clubs, reaching six tricks despite a tough contract. North realizes a misplay could have cost them, while West’s push toward clubs after East’s cue bid leads to a bewildering pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hearts
North
Declarer
South
East
Bridal Courtesy Paid Miss Moore By Miss Culler
Miss Ruth Culler entertained Thursday evening at a miscellany shower for Miss Betty Moore. Her marriage to Wilbur Sykes is set for November 29 at the home of her aunt Mrs. A R Martin on English street. Chrysanthemums adorned the rooms as twenty guests played games and received gifts including silver salt and pepper shakers from the hostess. An appropriate bridal course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Culler
Betty Moore
Wilbur Sykes
A. R. Martin
English Street
Ang
Jr Red Cross Announces Its Contest Winners
The junior high school bulletin board contest for the Junior Red Cross drive selected Room 104 led by Miss Blanche Berry as winner. Room 114 with Miss Edna Winfield as teacher took second place. judge was W L Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Blanche Berry
W. L. Barker
Edna Winfield
Kathleen L. Young
Pat McManus
Polly Carroll
Johnny Cannon
Mera New Automobile Quires 4500 Pounds of Coal
The report notes a vehicle named Mera requiring 4500 pounds of coal for operation. Details on purpose or source are limited in the fragment.
Actress Carola Bell Williams Presents The Foundling At Smerywood
Mrs. Richard S. Quigley hosted a Friday event at Smerywood country club where Carola Bell Williams of Ossining New York performed her one woman play The Foundling followed by an informal tea. Guests included Hendersonville friends and out of town attendees Mrs William Absher and Mrs Norman Fidler. Williams gave multiple character portrayals set in 1886 with Julie Annie Miss Medora and others, drawing on her arts colony experience and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Quigley
Smerywood Country Club
Carola Bell Williams
Foundling
Huckleberry Mountain
Quigley
Robert Irving Williams
Ossining
N. Y
Julie
Annie
Miss Medora
Edward Stallings
Carola
Bell
Williams
New York
Institute Lavaete
Vienna
Radcliffe College
Harvard School of Fine Arts
George Pierce Baker
the Foundling
Hendersonville
Pla
Mesdames
W. R. Campbell
J. J. Corrigan
Bruce Conrad
Sidney Larter
William O. Spencer
Louis F. Voorhees
C. F. Tomlinson
Nancy Sharpe
Aida Ingram
Ellen Russell
Luanne Slate
Tommie Lentz
Becky Wall
Betty Ann Rankin
Roonie
Davis
Helen Dallas
William Absher
North Wilkesboro
Norman Fidler
Burlington
Jaywright
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Cosmetologists Dance And Style Show At Sheraton Ballroom
The High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association hosted a benefit dance at the Sheraton ballroom Friday evening with Harold Gale and his orchestra. A hair style show featured models from local shops, with Harold Craven as host. gifts were given to participants. About 250 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetogolists’ Association
Sheraton Ballroom
Harold Gale
Harold Craven
Carolyn Miles
Dorothy Turner
Mary Dark
Evelyn Sneed
Cook
Johnnie Smith
A Miller
Tommie Black
Fanny Boyles
Linda Lou Harris
Sadie Uhl
Mabel Campbell
Gladys’ Beasley
Lulu Smith
Lula Minton
Mrs Ellis Talks On Clothes For Y Business Club
Twenty three members and seven guests attended the weekly supper of the YWCA Business and Professional club at the Adams Memorial building. Mrs Col lier Ellis spoke on Clothes noting fashion versus style and current trends before opening an audience Q and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Collier Ellis
Anne Marie Hire
Aay Ruth Seward
Fannie Glenn Elder
Helen Ingram
Lucy Lee Lovelett
Katherine Shank
Margie Welborn
Miss Snyder Honored With Gatewood Bridal Shower
Miss Jeanne Snyder bride elect was feted at a Gatewood avenue home event hosted by Misses Faye Dodamead and Elizabeth Pegram. The informal shower featured games, novelty prizes to Patsy Gadd, and a silver tray gift. Refreshments in bridal colors followed. Other guests included Hazel Highfill Pat Padgett Estelle Scott Jerry Carroll Helen Garrett Alice Chandler Martha Sale Phyllis Proffitt and Mrs Riley Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Snyder
Faye Dodamead
Elizabeth Pegram
Gatewood Avenue
Patsy Gadd
Padgett
Miss Snyder
Dodamead
Pegram
Hazel Highfill
Pat Padgett
Estelle Scott
Jerry Carroll
Helen Garrett
Alice Chandler
Martha Sale
Phyllis Proffitt
Riley Elliott
Callicut Rathz Troth Revealed
Mr and Mrs George Henry Cal lutt announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Elizabeth to Lawrence Clemen Rathz of Indianapolis and Raleigh. The wedding is planned for November 3 at the bride elects home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Callutt
Pershing Street
Jeanne Elizabeth
Lawrence Clemen Rathz
Indianapolis
Ind
Raleigh
Christmas Eve crowds in Spain seek good deeds before bells
In Spain on Christmas Eve throngs of young people crowd the streets anxious to perform good deeds before church bells tell the hour of the Holy Birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames Ingle
Fred Ingram
Owen Reese
Ww. Thomas
Frank B. Smith
A Ring
Charles Perry
Vernon
Ollier Ellis
C. Clark
Aay L. Brockmann
W. B. Hall
F. Hayden
Paul Hardin
Paul Is
R. K. Young
Gnilio Wawiy
Coats
South Main Street
Sedgefield
Beauty Shop
High Point Road
20Th Century Club
Mrs. Risch
Guilford
Ring
Yow's Funeral Home
Miss DeHart
Fred Hayes II
McIkenney
Miss Moore
Miss Culler
Jr. Red Cross
Mrs. Ellis
Y Business Club
Roumanian
Lisette Verea
Lois Collier
Charles Drake
Princess Beauty Shop
High Point College
Carolina
Swarthmore College
Callicut-Rathz Troth
Richardson’s
Patr
Mackanaws
North Star Nocturne Beautyrest
O.P.A
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Wegen
N. Main
West End
Rai
Ftnelis
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