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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1941

Page

16

Contract Club Feted At Dinner Bridge By Mrs. Moffitt

The Tuesday Contract Club met Friday at Mrs. James Moffitt’s Ferndale Drive home for a biweekly dinner and bridge. Guests included Mrs. Jesse Washburn who won a dusting powder prize. other members listed. Junior Service League will meet Tuesday at 10 30 am at the WCA with a board meeting at 9 30 am. Mrs. Deviney and Mrs. Myrick return from a three week Los Angeles trip via New Orleans with Mr. Myrick.

Dinner Bridge James Moffitt James Moffitt Ferndale Drive Jesse Washburn Junior Service League Thewca A. G. Deviney H.C. Myrick Los Angeles Calif New Orleans Mr. Myrick

Miss Nancy Kyser Weds Clyde Teasley Jr In Thomasville Church

Miss Kyser becomes the bride of Clyde Teasley Jr at Main Street Methodist Church Thomasville with Rev Lee F Tuttle officiating. The ceremony featured floral altars organ music and a Mendelssohn March recessional. Attendants wore Nugget Gold Faille and Bayleaf gowns. reception to follow.

Nancy Kyser Clyde Teasley, Jr Thomasville Church Thomasville Main Street Methodist Church Nancy Zolicoffer Kyser Clyde Teasley Elberton Lee F. Tuttle Walter Newby Beethoven Zdenko Fibich Provost George Finch Brahms Thee Grieg Newby Peggy Hite Ruth Gray Fred Gray Finch Miss Burton Harris Curlee Miss Gray Avasay

Miss Snipes Weds A Louis Carter in Greenville Ceremony

Miss Margaret Snipes and A Louis Carter of Greenville South Carolina were married Saturday night at the Snipes home with only family and close friends present. The ceremony featured the ring ritual, nuptial music, and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March. The bride wore an emerald green suit with a squirrel collar and brown accessories, and orchids were her corsage. After the ceremony they left for a Florida wedding trip and will reside at 10 Sumner Street, Greenville. Carter works with Southern Bleaching and Printing.

Margaret Snipes A. Louis Carter Greenville S. C J. G. Snipes Steele St J. C. Madison First Methodist Church L. F. Honeycutt Ethelbert Nevin Robert Rankin Cadman Taylors, S Sumner Street S.C

Needlework Guild Collecting Articles For Ingathering

The High Point Needlework Guild, led by Mrs. Royster M. Tucker, collects new garments for its annual Ingathering on November 4. Donations of clothing, linen, or money support hospitals and homes. membership open to women, children, and men who contribute. Last year’s turnout was large. this year aims to surpass it amid growing need for warm winter wear.

High Point Needlework Guild Royster M. Tucker Needlework Guild of America, Inc Guild

Brides And Bride Elect Honor Miss Moffitt Bridge Hostess

Miss Martha Moffitt hosted a bridge party at Emerywood Country Club Saturday to honor bride elect Katherine Kearns and for Mesdames Rankin and Hayes. Guests included Miss Nanna beth Null and Betty Gwyn Weaver, with seven tables, prizes of perfume and a crystal bon bon dish, a silver gift and crystal bell. A salad course followed and attendees listed include Miss Kearns Helen Jones Mary Frances Hallenbeck Pearl Thompson Kitty Mann Mary Ruth Woollen Betty Hardin and others.

Martha Moffitt Emerywood Country Club Katherine Kearns Jack Allan Cheek Robert Rankin William Snow Hayes Rankin Nannabeth Null Westminster Hayes Betty Gwyn Weaver Anna Tomlinson Betty Hardin Miss Tomlinson Kearns

Visitors and Local Notices From Greensboro Area

Miss Angela Long of Wimble don England visiting Mrs. W. B. McEwen at 806 West Farriss Avenue. Wanda Wilkins recovering from influenza and pneumonia at 612 Cable Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox Harrington visiting Mrs. Harrington's mother on Johnson Street. Roy Bundy visiting Norfolk with his son at the Marine base. S. P. Spoon visiting Charles Ray Spoon at the U. S. Naval Base in Norfolk. Mrs. Snider recovering after hospital treatment prior to an operation. Dr. G. C. Elliott attended Chiropractic Research Society meeting in Gastonia with Mrs. Heh. Mrs. W. H. Daveler of Columbus Ohio visiting for sister Margaret Hayworth’s wedding. Laurance Ingram and other High Pointers at Carolina Fordham game in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Wertic Swann visiting cousin on Oakwood Court. W. E. Dussey with improved condition after operation at Guilford General Hospital. Birth announced of Norma Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Farret Holder on October 7 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette visiting Greenwood S. C. and Greenville S. C. relatives. Mrs. W. W. Snider recovering after serious operation and not seeing visitors soon.

W. H. Daveler Columbus Ohio H.C. Bar- Wimaier Parkway Margaret Hayworth Frank Dalton Daveler Katherine Hayworth W. E. Tlussey Guilford General Hospital Farret Holder High Point Norma Jean Burdette Greenwood

Oak View 4 H Club Hears Speaker

The Oak View School 4 H Club met Friday morning to hear Miss Nell Kennett discuss Storage Space. Members learned to build a closet from six orange crates and received a leaflet on How to build good closets. New members were admitted, bringing total enrollment to 75. Macs Mack chaired. sixth graders led devotional and read minutes.

Oak View ‘School Nell Kennett Macs Mack Ruby Zimmerman Rall Betty Annavis Felix Miller

Club Goes Today To Cascade Falls

Members of the Jolly Club at the W C A depart for Cascade Falls near Danbury for a steak supper to inaugurate the week’s W C A activities. Twelve girls led by Susannah Thomas will return by eight tonight with a packed schedule of dancing, singing, dramatics, and lectures at the Florence Nightingale Club Adams Y’s Girls Business and Professional Girls Lend A Hand and Live Yers groups throughout the week. The piece also notes Illinois has 209 automobiles per filling station.

Jolly Cascade Falls Danbury Susannah Thomas Florence Nightingale Adams and Y’s Adams Club Enterprise Business and Professional Robert L. Thompson Ernestine Strickland Frances Adams Lucky Club W.C. A Junius Scales

Novel Invitations To Outing Issued By Mr And Mrs Foy

Mr and Mrs Gratton Foy issued informal invites for an outing at their Rockford Road home Thursday evening honoring visitors Major and Mrs Jim Doss of Virginia Beach expected to arrive that day. The party replicates the Poys outdoor gathering with an outdoor oven and cooking facilities on the lawn and a rhymed invitation noting a bare barbecue alternative. Forrest Murray and his wife recently stayed in Richmond with former High Point residents Mr and Mrs R A McPheeters.

Gratton Foy Rockford Road Major Jim Doss Virginia Beach Poy

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Hoover Liberal Hoover Sales and Service Thomasville, N.C Beeson Hardware CO North Mail Street Mayflower Furniture Stores Ibetrothal Twentieth Century Study Club Twwentieth Century Study Club Wlw. Gluyas Greenway Drive Miss Moffitt Angela Long Wimbledon England Washington, D. C Afrs W. B. McEwen West Farriss Avenue Wanda C. Wilkins Cable Street Roy Bundy Norfolk Corporal Henry Alfred Bundy Marine S. P. Spoon Charles Ray Spoon U.S. Naval Base Laurance Ingram Chapel Hill Oak View Thornton Eugene Jennings Ida Lambeth Caries Rlgar Ingalls Ensign United States Noy Montgomery Ala Tllinois Mrs. Foy Forrest Murray Richmond, Va R. A. McPheeters Colony Court Custom Group Rose Furniture CO South Main Street East Main St Asheboro N. Fayetteville St
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