Rondthaler Addresses DAR Chapter at Thomasville Meet
Dr. Howard E. Rondthaler of Salem College spoke to the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR at John R. Myers home in Thomasville. He described North Carolina’s light months during the Revolution, recalled voting failures on the Constitution, suggested a November 21 1789 150th anniversary celebration, and noted the DAR's 150000 members and five million dollars in property. Musical interludes and red white and blue decor complemented the gathering with refreshments served by hostesses.
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Hillsboro
C. C. Haworth
George D. Finch
James BE. Lambeth
Finch
Lambeth
Lover
Sunshine Club Postpones Monthly Meeting
The Sunshine club has postponed its regular monthly meeting to a later date to be announced. Adult Education Classes are underway at the library for ages 16 to 60. The Quality Club urges members to inform their overseer if attending the banquet at Community House on Friday October 22.
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Sunshine Club
Quality Club Ory
Community House
Frinight
Lment
Anxi
Local Social Roundup From Asheboro to Wilkesboro
A series of weekend visits and gatherings across North Carolina shows residents like Mrs. J Shears and Mr. Shear near Asheboro, Annie Harrelson in Davie City, Susie Carter with her mother, B W Jenkins with Hice in Hanes, Idell Poore visiting a hospital patient, Eddie and Forest Elliott in Seville and Clin Street, J C Taylor in Wilkesboro, Lula and Bobbie Jenkins in Thomasville, and Beatrice Edwards hosting guests.
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J. Shears
Shear
Asheboro
Annie Harrelson
Davie City
Harrelson
Nathen Stewart
Susie Carter
Groce
B. W. Jenkins
Mr. and . Hice
Hanes
N. C
Idell Poore
Inonia
Eddie Elliott
Seville
Forest Elliott
Clinstreet
J. C. Taylor
Wilkesborong
Jas Lula
Bobbie Jenkins
Thomasville
Beatrice Edwards
Church Social M B E Retreat At Sunny Acres
Twenty five officers and delegates from the High Union of MBE Young People attended a retreat at Sunny Acres. Rev William Wallace Frndy led recreation and devotion with Mrs Frndy assisting. Wayne Kernodle and Frank Stiltz spoke on Union and departmental work. Ida Heard led the Sunday worship and Lee Roy Spencer directed closing devotion.
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M.be
Sunny Acres
High Union
MBE
William Wallace Frndy
Wesley Memorial Church
Frndy
Wayne Kernodle
Frank Stiltz
Forsyth County Union
Ida Heard
Lee Roy Spencer
High Point College
Miriam Sloan Elected President of Woman's College Art Club
GREENSBORO Oct 13 Miss Miriam Sloan of Greensboro elected president of the Art club at Woman's college Miss Rosemary Snyder of Reading Pa elected vice president Miss Bettie Hunt of Wilmington secretary-treasurer Miss Elizabeth Uzzelle of Durham elected to an unspecified post
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Greensboro
Miriam Sloan
Woman's College
Rosemary Snyder
Reading
Bettie Hunt
Wilmington
Mies Elizabeth Uzzelle
Durham
Marian Martin Two Piece Pattern for Juniors and Mothers
Junior and Misses sizes shown for a two piece Marian Martin outfit with a yoke back blouse and contrasting skirt. Diagrammed pattern 9481 covers sizes 12 to 18 with fabric estimates for crepe, jersey, tweed. Order by name address style number and pay 15 cents each pattern. book set 25 cents.
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Marian Lew
Marian Martin
Fily
Book
Bern
18Th St
New York
Pattern Department
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Readers in The Enterprise
Local column invites readers to send questions to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in upcoming columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on love and a broken engagement
A reader laments returning from work to find his sweetheart engaged to his brother. The Miss Mansfield advisor urges honesty, advises keeping calm, avoiding temper, and suggests focusing on loyal friendships while accepting the changed situation.
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Miss Mansfield
Parent-Teacher meeting set in Randleman with factors for weekly events
RANDLEMAN October 13 Special to The Enterprise A PTA meeting is scheduled for the school auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m with a program arranged by Rose Parrish Jamie Pickard was admitted to Wesley Long hospital for an emergency appendectomy and is reported doing nicely Several local residents and visitors are listed including the Math ews Makepeace Hammond Spivey Moore Causey Council Pickard Morris Talley and Worsham with updates on births and medical procedures among families and friends in the area
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Randleman
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Randleman School
Rose Parrisn
Jamie Pickard
Wesley Long Hospital
Pickards
Louise
Sarah Mathews
Bertha Mae Futrell
Franklinton
W. F. Mathews
O. P. Makepeace, Jr
Sanford
Makepeace
Cora Scott
Larry Hammond
Neal Paris
Roxboro
Edward Spivey
Edward Lacy, Jr
Nida Hancock
Barnes Clinic
Asheboro
Bonnie Anne Pierce
Randolph Hospital
Sybil Moore
Earl Moore
Bostick
Rosa Causey
John Council, Jr
Greensboro
J. T. Council
Sally Maness
Jessie Moser
James Pickard
Chapel Hill
Jas. I. Pickard
E. G. Morris
Ernest Talley, Jr
Mount Airy
Johnny Worsham
C. A. Lambe
Wedding to be held at Church of the Messiah in Rockingham
Rev and Mrs Hartzell depart for Rockingham where Hartzell will officiate at the wedding of their niece Elizabeth Shaw to J Foy Barwick Jr of Ayden and Wadesboro Thursday evening at o clock at the Church of the Messiah. Also notes that Roscoe Yates returned from New York World Series trip and others are briefly described.
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Baptist Home and Extension Dept
First Baptist Sunday School
Howard Hartzell
Rockingham
Mr. Hartzell
Elizabeth Shaw
J. Foy Barwick, Jr
Ayden and
Wadesboro
Roscoe Yates
New York
James J. Farriss
Jamie
R. K. Stewart
Marrise Avenue
Daughters of America Set Hamlet District Report
Washington Council four will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in their hall on North Main street. A district report will be given and initiation will occur. The fourth district met at Hamlet Saturday with Mrs Mary Haynes presiding and a banquet held by Loyalty Council 28 of Hamlet. The next meeting will be in High Point on the second Saturday in April 1938 with Washington Council hosting.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
North Main Street
Hamlet
Mary Haynes
Oman's Club
Loyalty Council
High Point
Berta A. Loman
Art Club Names Officers and New Members for This Year
The program chairmen are Miss Virginia Jackson of High Point and Miss Christina Changaris of Durham. New members include Misses Margaret Krell Long Meadow Maggie Turner Lexington Doris Adams Four Oaks Margaret Leage Greensboro and Margaret Austin High Point. The Art club contributes to the Sara Atkinson Loan Fund established in memory of Sara Atkinson, an art student killed last year.
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Virginia Jackson
High Point
Christina Changaris
Durham
Margaret Krell
Long Meadow
Mags
Kellessee Turner
Lexington
Doris Adams
Four Oaks
Margaret
Leage
Greensboro
Margaret Austin
Sara Atkinson
Marines To Be Enlisted Soon In Charlotte
A representative of the United States Marine Corps recruiting service will be at the post office building in Charlotte on October 19 and 20 to interview young men for enlistment. Applicants must be white, single, 18 to 25 years old, with at least an eighth grade education.
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Savannah
United States Marine Corps Recruiting Service
Recrnra
Charlotte
Marine Corps
Bride Frances Kester Feted by Girls Pentagon Club
Mrs. William Given formerly Frances Kester was honored at a dinner and theater party by the Girls Pentagon club. The group met at Miss Patricia Hall’s home on Mont Meu Avenue and traveled to Lotus Tea Room in Greensboro for a meal. Members included Mesdames John Jennings and Charles Covington and Misses Patricia Hall Leora Hampp Mildred Crowder Katherine Lowdermilk Lois Barger Nancy Smith Mildred Furgurson Helen Crowder and Edith Crowder.
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William Given
Frances Kester
Pentagon Club
Patricia Hall
Mont- Meu Avenue
Lotus Tea Room
Greensboro
Given
Mesdames
John Jennings
Charles Covington
Leora Hampp
Mildred Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Lois Barger
Nancy Smith
Mildred Furgurson
Helen Crowder
Edith Crowder
United States Marines Recruitment Information Offered
A representative will furnish information, application blanks and pamphlets detailing life and opportunities as a United States Marine. Applicants in good physical condition and of good moral character are invited to learn more.
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United States
Hob-Nob Club Elects Officers At Regular Meet
The Hob-Nob club met at the Prospect road clubhouse to elect officers and plan events. Archie Clark was reelected president with Dick Lowe as vice president and Kate Workman the secretary. A Halloween party was set for October 30 and the next social meeting will be hosted by Clyde White and Clarence Williams.
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Prospect Road
Archie Clark
Dick Lowe
Kate Workman
Eula Chase
Blanche Williams
Hallowe’en
Clyde White
Clarence Williams
Archie Chase
Haymer Miller
Ray Stanley
Sid Newnam
Leonard Terry
Paul Hauser
Serena Hunsucker
Ethel Kearns
Margaret Peace
Thomasville
Childs Band To Play For German Club Dance
Reg gie Childs and his orchestra visit Emery wood Country Club for the Piedmont German club October dance with the Three Youngsters and Perky and Joe Fitzpatrick. The event begins at 9 30 PM with a formal dress code and nationwide radio exposure noted.
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Roosevelt Hotel
New York City
Reggie Childs
Bemerywood
Perky
Joe Fitzpatrick
Board of Governors
Childs
McMahon Plans Talks for Students and Exchange Dinner
Detective Sergeant J W McMahon will address senior high pupils on Crime and Its Cause at 8 45 Friday morning in the school auditorium. He will also speak at 6 30 Friday evening at a YWCA hut dinner for the Exchange club. He will cover crime investigation and identification methods.
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J. W. McMahon
Police Department
Bureau of Investigation
Exchange Club
McMahon
W. G. Friddie
Cottonseed Output Rises From Last Year in Aug-Sep
Census Bureau data show cottonseed production for Aug 1 to Sept 30 reached 972,619 tons, up from 697,289 tons the year before. Mill on hand stock Sept 30 stood at 988,590 tons versus 834,834 a year ago.
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Washington
Census Bureau
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Pickett Mills Community News
Myer
Archdale Church
Elisabeth Fry
Archdale Friends Church
Oe Jackson Maderam
Ca Ege Art Club
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Flapper
By Sylvia
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Grants Pass
Ore
Ronald Gray
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Maryon Hewitt
San Francisco
Marjorie
Mansfield
W. A
Ruby Batson
Guilford General Hospital
Richardson Street
C. B. Mattocks
Morris Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Charles Lee Smith, Jr
Raleigh
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Boston
Joy Hodges
Roosevelt
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Hob-Nob Club
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