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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

6

Outstanding Soloists Set to Play With Kryl Orchestra

Burtis Preston baritone leads the Kryl Symphony Orchestra at the Junior High School Auditorium next Tuesday at 2 o’clock. Oregon native Preston, a young prizewinner with a vast repertoire, will be joined by soprano Dorothy Dickers, harpist Barbara La Brun, and violinist Florian Zabach. Tickets can be reserved via the junior or senior high schools or the city schools central office.

Dorothy Dickerson Barbara le Brun Burtis Preston Kryl Symphony Orchestra Preston Dorothy Dickers Flo Ziegfeld Kid Boots Eddie Cantor Paris Barbara la Brun Florian Zabach

Local Needlework Guild Plans October Membership Week

The Needlework Guild led by Mrs. G. I. Humphreys announces Membership Week from October 12 to 18. Members will seek new members and ask for two new garments or articles per contributor, with donations handled by Mrs. Royster Thurman. Last year the guild distributed about 1800 garments to welfare chairs, schools, and churches.

G. I. Humphreys Royster Thurman

Winners Announced in Community Flower Show Here Today

Prizes for the Community Flower Show held Tuesday and Wednesday at 218 East Washington Street were announced by the committee led by Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. List includes multiple sections with roses, dahlias, chrysanthemums, peonies, lilies, can to competitions, and prizes ranging from seeds to cash and vases. Prices will be available Monday for pickup at Mrs. J. W. Hedrick’s home, 825 North Main Street.

East Washington Street R. R. Blackburn L B. Dutton Floyd Wileen W. B. McEwen H Tate F. M. Pickett Roy Conrad J. H. Tate Zimmerman End J. A. Johnson Dahles R. T. Amos Albertson E. Evans Vre. J. H. Tate FE. J. Hearst H. D. Sears W BR. McEwen Tod P. E. Kennett Martha Blair P L. Cox Royal York D. E. Richardson W. L. Kivett P. EB. Lindley Putnam C. BR. Mattocks D. KE. Richardson Moffitt Levi Haworth C. C. Hewparth G. Scruggs John Sheloff John Teague P. H. Dalton J. D. Brame Horace Haworth C. F Chamberlain C. E. Shceloff D.tt. Yow George T. Wood Carter Dalton Grayson C.F. Tomlinson S. H. Tomlinson J D. Allen D. EB. Cauble J. £. Pritchard BE. D. Steele H. W McCein W. T. Saunders Ray Nibbelink D. Gibson Blackburn John W Hedrick North Main Street

Hendrix-Trotman Wedding Set for Tomorrow in Williamsburg

Mrs Ethel Moxley will attend as matron of honor for Mozelle Hendrix of Jamestown at her marriage to Robert Butler Trotman of Suffolk and Plymouth. The ceremony in Christopher Wren Chapel will be conducted by Dr R P Downey with music by Mrs Robert Johnson and Cicero Norman. Ushers include Robert L Hendrix and Larry Sheffer. Emerson Pelham Trotman will be best man. the bride is to be given away by James R Hendrix.

Ethel Moxley Williamsbure Mozelle Hendrix Jamestown Robert Butler Trotman Suffolk Plymouth Corinna. K. Hendrix James R. Hendrix Robert L. Hendrix Christopher Wrenchapel Williamsburg R. P. Downey Robert Johnson Cicero Norman High Point Larry Sheffer Trotman Emerson Pelham Trotman

Live Y Ether Club Outing Planned For Next Week

The Live Y ers club of the YY W C A met with about 15 members at the hut last night. President Elizabeth Ellis led the gathering and read an original nautical themed poem. The group planned a weiner roast at the home of club secretary Pear Cridlehaugh as a replacement for the next meeting.

Elizabeth Ellis Pear Cridlehaugh

Medical Auxiliary Dinner Meeting At Sheraton Hotel

The Guilford County Medical Auxiliary held its fall dinner in the Sheraton hotel ball room with about twenty members and one guest Miss Jane Hashagan of Raleigh visiting Mrs S S Saunders. Mrs F R Taylor presided as president with reports on the Pinehurst state meeting and four new members welcomed Mrs W J Benton Mrs Thomas Tyson Mr Ogburn and Smith. A program on The Problems and Experiences of a Doctor s Wife followed by a round table discussion featured remarks from Greensboro and High Point members.

Guilford County Medical Auxiliary Sheraton Hotel Jane Hashagan Raleigh S. S. Saunders F. R. Taylor Pinehurst Mesdames EB. T. Harrison Rigdon Dees Greensboro W. J. Benton Guilford County Thomas Tyson High Point Ogburn and Smith E. T. Harrison Mesdames F. R. Taylor Philip Davis A. Sumner 8. S. Saunders Glenn Perry Marvin Slate W. T. Tice H.L. Brockmann W. J. McAnally P. W Flagge

Scout Council Approves New Year Budget

The Girl Scout council approved the budget for the coming year at a meeting in the First Presbyterian church. Highlights include the Wesley Memorial troop’s new troop house on North Main Street and the use of handicraft skills to furnish it. A newly formed mounted troop was noted as a separate unit drawing from existing troops. Mrs. David T. Yow presented Mrs. P. H. Dalton as new parliamentarian, and John A. Myers was named to the advisory committee.

Charles Hodgin Nnance First Presbyterian Church Frank Hunsucker Wesley Memorial Fritzie Raymond North Main Street David T. Yow P. H. Dalton John A. Myers

Local residents read all weekend plans and visits

Mrs Zillah R Hopkins and Miss Leslie Johnson will attend the Carolinas International Council meeting in Sumter South Carolina this weekend and return Sunday. Mrs H T Short and daughter Jeanette have returned from Lynchburg and Clover Virginia. Frances McDonald will visit her parents at 108 West Bay Street. Evelyn Sharp of Woman's College Greensboro will spend the weekend with her parents on Carrick Avenue. Ruth Royal recovers at home after tonsillectomy. Sue Barnes of Winston-Salem will visit cousin Lauline Culler at 320 Woodrow Avenue.

Zillah R. Hopkins Leslie Johnson Sumter 8. C Carolinas International Council H. T. Short Jeanette Bynchburg and Clover Louise Short N. W. Tayman Lynchure Frances McDonald Louisburg College J. R. McDonald West Bay Street Evelyn Sharp Woman's College Greensboro FP. C. Sharp Carrick Avenue Missee Murphy Waynesville Ruth Royal Sue Barnes Winston- Salem Lauline Culler Woodrow Avenue

Miss Mann and Miss Moffitt Win Brenau Room Beautification Prize

In Gainesville Ga October Miss Kathryn Mann and Miss Martha Moffitt both Brenau College freshmen and Alpha Gamma Delta pledges won first prize in the room beautification contest for new students living in campus dorms. The two are roommates and daughters of Mrs. Randall N Mann and Mrs H A Moffitt respectively.

Gainesville Oct. T Kathryn Mann Randall N. Mann Hill Crest Drive Martha Moffitt H. A. Moffitt Northarn Street Brenau College Alpha Gamma Delta House Mann Moffitt

Heinkel Ho 112 Claims Fastest German Service Plane

The Heinkel Ho 112 monoplane with a 600 horsepower Junkers engine is reported to reach 242 miles per hour, touted as Germany's fastest squadron service aircraft.

Junkers Germany

Norway buys bombing planes with codfish payment?

A report states the Norwegian government plans to purchase bombing aircraft from an Italian firm and cover the cost using codfish as payment. The claim mixes defense procurement with an unusual barter, though details or official confirmation are unclear.

Founders Day Bridge Benefit by Woman's College Alumnae

The High Points of the Alumnae association of Woman's College UNC hosted a Founders Day benefit bridge at the home of Mrs. M J Wrenn on Broad street. Dr Julius J Foust and Mrs Foust attended with their niece Miss Sarah Henry and Miss Edna Forney. Twenty-two tables competed for more than twenty prizes while Mrs Cameron Cridlebaugh was elected president and Mrs Alma Virginia McCain named secretary treasurer.

M. J. Wrenn Broad Street High Points Julius J. Foust Woman's College Foust Sarah Henry Edna Forney Jamess. Moffitt Cameron Cridlebaug Moffitt Alma Virginia McCain Louise Bel Wrenn Harry Alexander T. Lambeth J.S. Moffitt W. F. Robinette Scott Parker

Rankin Memorial supper served by church ladies

A baked chicken supper will be served by the women of the Rankin Memorial M. P. Church Saturday evening from five to eight with a modest plate price. The event invites the general public to attend.

Rankin Memorial Group Rankin Memorial M. P

Births Report at Guilford General Hospital

Mr and Mrs R H Royal announce the birth of Raymond H Jr on Wednesday October 5 at Guilford General hospital. Mr and Mrs Alton J Malpass announce the birth of Carolyn Ann on Tuesday October 4 at Guilford General hospital.

H. Royal, Jr R. H. Royal Cedrow ‘Avenue Raymond H., Jr Guilford General Hospital A. J. Malpass Alton J. Malpase Carolyn Ann Guilford Genevas Hospital

Bridge Luncheon At Thomasville Hosts Club Members

Mrs Alvah Boyles entertained the Act of Clubs at Forsyth Street in Thomasville with a three course luncheon and four tables of bridge. Prizes included a crystal flower bowl and a smoking set. Guests included Mrs R K Farrington Mrs Paul Hassler and many others. Miss Mary Marlowe hosted a separate bridge gathering with high score winning a floral print. Mrs C L White Jr awarded Helen Hamrick guests enjoyed a fro zen salad course and cosmetics prizes. Mrs W F Rader returned home after visiting Newton.

Thomasville Alvah Boyles Act of Clubs Bridge Club Forsyth Street R. K. Farrington Paul Hassler Harry Lee Lambeth Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson J. F. Garner W. G Mary Marlowe Ruby Welborne Eva Myers Pride Everhart C. L. White, Jr Helen Hamrick Shelby Frank Marr Roy Proctor Miss Hamrick C. F. Gibson Claiborne Pennington P. M. Sherrill Z. P. Long R. L. McDonald Austin Finch R. M. Cooksey H. L. Lambeth Madeline Hill Eunice Reece Ruth Thompson Isabel Mouton Isabel Boyles Elizabeth Hamrick Eleanor Morton

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Madeline Hoover Goiror Kathleen Embler Millie Moore Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Miss Embler Lowley Miss Moore Kryl Orchestra Famous Musical Group Oregon P. E. Lindley E Pritchard J. Hearst J. W. Hedrick F. R. Teylor D. B. Mac Tocks EB. Evans F.R. Taylor C. B. Mattocks Vigoro Whitman Avitlez Per Lydia EB. Pinkham Medical Auxiliary Scout Council Brenau Green Street Baptist Sunday School Grace Lee Covington Grant Street South Main Street M. E G. Cates Decatur Street Walter Cook Pilgrim Holiness Church Abbott's Creek Philatheas Meet Philathea Robert Palmer Palmer Patty Hayworth Howard Dean Jeffrey Traynham Charlie Kandy Carrick Teague Frank Spurgeon Lamb Fryers Seward's Market Ace of Clubs W. F. Rader Newton Ray Hoover Cees Department Store
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