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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1938

Page

14

President of GFWC to Speak at State Seal Sale Luncheon

North Carolina club women welcome Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs who will address the Seal Sale luncheon in Charlotte on December 7 as part of the tubercular seal drive. The event supports tuberculosis work with record giving to the fund and aims to broaden citizen participation through club networks.

GFWC Raleigh North Carolina Club Saidie Orr Dunbar General Federation of Women’s Clubs Charlotte Woman’s Club North Carolina Federation Dunbar Oregon Tuberculosis Association Howard G. Etheridge Asheville Mre. C. L. Haywood Durham North Carolina Federation Charlotte Charles E. Platt P. R. Rankin Mount Gilead John D. Robinson Wallace T. E. Browne J. W. Bunn Nancy Cox Paul Maulde Kannapolis

Local Altrusans To Be Banquet Guests Of Salisbury Club

The local Altrusa club will be guests of the Salisbury club Thursday at the Yadkin hotel in Salisbury. Members depart here at 6 15 pm. The local group helped organize the Salisbury club and it has grown rapidly since.

Salisbury Club Altrusa Club Yadkin Hotel Salisbury Salisbury Altrusa Group

Farewell Party for New Hampshire Guest

Mr and Mrs Tom Ayers hosted a Wednesday evening farewell party at 613 West Green Street for Mrs Ayers niece M Lister Kilduff who soon returns to Franklin New Hampshire. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fay McCollum Mr and Mrs Joe Parks Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown Mr and Mrs Claude Myers Mr and Mrs Howard Lundy and Mr and Mrs Harold Dorsett.

Tom Ayers West Green Street

Social Arts Club Meeting Thursday Evening Gatherings

The Social Arts club convenes Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Clyde Baxter's home, 606 Centennial avenue. Sunshine Circle of the First M E church met at the Junior Order Orphanage with Mrs. Robert Burton as co host. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Easter as chairman and Mrs. W M Shuford as mission study leader. Refreshments followed. Miss Ruth Barnes wed William Hunter Monday November 14 at the Marshburn home with Rev Odell Leonard officiating. Mrs. Hunter is daughter of C F Barnes of Lexington route 1. Mr Hunter is son of Mrs Mary Hunter and the late Mr William Hunter of New York City. He graduated from Nebo high school and New York electrical school and works in Radio City. Local Woman's chapter November meeting noted.

Clyde Baxter Centennial Avenue Sunshine Circle M. E. Church W. M. Shuford Junior Order Robert Burton John Carver J. F. Burkhart E. H. Easter Easter T. S. Banes George Fowler Ruth Barnes William Hunter Claude Marshburn Odell Leonard Second Reformed Church

Mrs David Conrad Hosts Bride-Elect Nora Foy in Lexington

Mrs David Franklin Conrad entertained at her Lexington home honoring her sister Miss Nora Foy of Winston-Salem bride-elect of December. Bridge in the living room complemented autumn flowers and a breakfast china set was gifted to the honoree. The event closed with refreshments. Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs W F Sparger home with co-hostess Mrs J J Bullard. President Mrs John Craver led the session. Dramatized devotional by Mrs S D Swaim and a duet by Mrs H C Leonard and Mrs H Easter preceded a Goldsboro convention report and Alcohol Education program by Craver.

Lexington David Franklin Conrad Nora Foy Winston - Salem Bridge Miss Foy

Need le Club Hostesses Delight Guests at East First Event

Mrs. E. A. Timberlake entertained the Need le club at her West First avenue home with invited guests. Contests awarded novelty prizes to Mrs. J. C. Bower and Mrs. Charles Griffith of Bethania. Miss Bobby Green and Casper Timberlake assisted in serving a salad course. Out of town guests included Mrs. Griffith Miss Alta Transon Mrs. L. T. Butner of Bethania and Mrs. Thomas Stocks Mrs. Jake Thomas and Mrs. Lindsay Hoover of Winston-Salem.

E. A. Timberlake Needle Club West First Avenue J. C. Bower Charles Griffith Bethania Bobby Green Casper Timberlake Griffith Alta Transon L. T. Butner Thomas Stocks Jake Thomas Lindsay Hoover Winston-Salem

Thanksgiving program by Cecil School pupils

Wednesday afternoon the Cecil School pupils performed a Thanksgiving program directed by Miss Lois Lowell. Students from the lower grades dressed as the thirteen colonies while Miss Mary Evelyn Beck portrayed Miss American History, with Junior Carlton as Uncle Sam, Calvin Medlin as George Washington, and Billy Joe Leonard as Governor Bradford.

Cecil School Lois Lowell Thirteen Colonies Mary Evelyn Beck Junior Carlton Uncle Sam Calvin Medlin George Washington Billy Joe Leonard Bradford

Savage Crowson Wedding Reported in Danville

Miss Naomi Mae Savage of Trinity and Emmett Bickett Crowson of Archdale announced to be wed in a quiet Oct 29 ceremony at North Main Street Baptist Church parsonage Danville Virginia. Bride in blue velvet. couple to reside in High Point after honeymoon in Western North Carolina and Tennessee.

Asheboro Naomi Mae Savage Trinity Emmett Bickett Crowson Archdale North Main Street Baptist Church Danville R. W. Wallis Crows Jones Business College High Point The Snow Lumber Company North Carolina Tennessee

Marshall Child Birthday Photo Notice

Two year old George M. Marshall son of Mr and Mrs M M Marshall of 800 South Main Street is shown in a portrait marking his second birthday on Tuesday November 22. Photo credit Stone Studio.

Clydean Teague George M. Marshall M. M. Marshall South Main Street Stone Studio

Birthday party honors Helen Thompson at Salisbury Street home

Mrs Fred Thompson hosted a Tuesday evening birthday gathering for her daughter Miss Helen Thompson at their Salisbury Street residence. The house featured chrysanthemum decorations and guests were served refreshments starting at 8 o'clock.

Fred Thompson Salisbury Street Miss Helen Thompson

Shower Given For Mrs Ray Johnson

Mrs Ray Johnson was honored with a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Dora B Tyler at 335 Ennis Street on Tuesday evening. Guests included Clara Campen Pauline Lawson Whittie Davis Nobie Shoemaker Mae Proctor Pearl Smith Katie Hunt Annie Laurie Lineberry Verna Dorsett Mary Johnson Elma Mae Bray Shirley Dorsett Inez Campen Lois Johnson and Jimmie Campen. Mollie Phipps class of Calvary M E church will meet Tuesday at seven for its regular monthly gathering.

Ray Johnson Dorothy Barker Dora B. Tyler Ennis Street Mesdames Clara Campen Pauline Lawson Whittie Davis Nobie Shoemaker Mae Proctor Pearl Smith Katie Mollie Phipps Calvary M. E. Church

Founder of Concord's First Hospital Dies

Dr. Paul Rutherford Mac Fayden founder of Concords first hospital died at age 64. He had been ill for several years. Funeral arrangements announced for tomorrow.

Concord N. C Paul Rutherford MacFayden

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