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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1931

Page

6

Brentwood PTA Meeting and Local Society Notes

Brentwood P T A meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school. Mrs R W Irving to introduce grade mothers, Superintendent T Wingate Andrews to speak. Mrs W W Martin spoke on officers and chairmen duties at Brentwood Monday night. Mrs G H Calliet presided.

Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association R. W. Irving T. Wingate Andrews Mrs. Martin Brentwood W. W. Martin North Carolina Parent- Teacher Association Parent- Teacher Martin G. H. Callieut Brentwood Association

Birth for Snider in Archdale at Guilford General

Mr and Mrs B G Snider of Archdale announce the birth of a son on Monday October 12 at Guilford General hospital. Miss Lizzie Gooch returned from New York after buying trips for her ready to wear shop. Mrs M R Shields is recovering after tonsil operation at Burrus Clinic. S Robinowitz, injured October 4 by car, is slowly improving at High Point hospital with a compound fracture of the left leg and other bruises.

Randall Terry Country Club Nancy Carr Terry Randall B. Terry Mr. Terry New York City Robert H., Walker Willis Slane Buena Wilson Mims Frank Murr Parker Waynick Ernestine Hayes Miss Terry Terry Roland B. G. Snider Archdale Guilford General Hospital Lizzie Gooch M. R. Shields Burrus Clinic S. Robinowitz High Point Hospital Frederick R. Taylor Commercial National Bank Johnson Street Guilford Avenue High Point N. C

Family Outing Highlights Blue Ridge Apple Orchard Visit

On a Sunday morning Deep River visitors led by Mr. Ralph Thornton and joined by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jones and Mrs. Oriana James with daughter Catherine attended Sunday school and the 11 o'clock Friends church service at Mt. Airy led by Clifton Pierson. They shared lunch at the parsonage, then toured Ralph and Clara Levering’s Glen Orchards in Virginia, admired the red apples amid Blue Ridge hills, and returned to Mt. Airy to view the 80 acre granite quarry in operation for 50 years by many workers.

Ralph Thornton T. J. Jones Oriana James Catherine Mt. Airy Friends Church Clifton Pierson Deep River Piersons

Thornton Family Travels Through Stokes County During Visit

Mr and Mrs Clarence Thornton and family with H Clay Briggs and Ed Thornton toured Stokes County visiting points of interest on their return trip. Mrs Eva Thornton hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last Wednesday evening for four Jamestown teachers.

Clarence Thornton H. Clay Briggs Ed Thornton Stokes County Eva Thornton Jamestown

Local News Briefs From Town

Miss Gladys Copple left Tuesday night for Maryland to resume nursing work after vacation with her father. Attendees joined the funeral of E. S. Jones at Hickory Grove church Monday. Miss Irene Chadwick of James town visited Miss Faye Jones weekend. W. A. G. Foster and sister Nora F. Lloyd visited their old home on Sunday. Billie Bulla, child of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Bulla, ill with diphtheria but improving. Reuben Jordan is bedridden and very sick.

Alexander Martin W. G. Ragsdale Jamestown C. F. Tilden Rupert Pickens Mary Mungan Coffield Vance, Jr A. J. Quigley T. J. Gold Ellis Island A. E. Aate N. S. Stirewall Gladys Copple Maryland W. A. G. Foster Nora F. Lloyd Billie Carey Bulla

Seaside trip prompts tense farewell exchange

Mrs. Binks tells her husband she is puzzled by his nonresponse at parting. He replies he planned to say goodbye but feared she would accuse him of trying to have the last word. The cheeky exchange appears in Tit-Bits.

Thomasville Garden Club hosts bulbs program and society notices

In Thomasville on October 14 Mrs. J R Blair welcomed members at Salem street for a meeting led by Mrs. C H Phillips with discussions on bulbs and culture by Mrs John Hall and Mrs Charlie Finch. A second event featured Miss Zandal Myers hosting a Saturday evening party for Miss Gertrude Browne of West Palm Beach with games, prizes, punch and festive favors. Additional items note visits, illness, missionary society meetings, upcoming zone gathering in Lexington, memorial services, and various community greetings.

Thomasville J. R. Blair Thomasville Garden Club Salem Street C. H. Phillips John Hall Charlies Finch Nat Waler Zandal Myers Gertrude Browne West Palm Beach Fia Donnie Burkhart Hallie Dickens Browne Gertrude Brown Stella Wagoner Jewell Sink Susie Myers Gladys Swaim Mesdames L. W. Bryan H. W. Mafer J. N. Myers H. B. Shoaf Harvey Smith R. L. Grimes Alfred Finch Janie Tuttle Main Street M. E. Church James E. Lambeth Lexington L. C. King Perry Molly Lines John R. Myers W. L. Hutchins D. W. Maddox C.C. Wall J. C. Green Circle Three Auxiliary

Debutante season tones and society previews

An editor notes capital society life as debutantes prepare for Washington and Houston events. Jean Woodson makes a Washington debut on Christmas day and participates in shopping tours and dances. The piece hints at dresses, balls, and future gossip as season plans unfold.

Debut in Washington society by Jean Woodson about West Point cadets and debutante season

The writer, 40, previews her Washington debut amid holiday parties and deb parties. She travels from Houston and Colorado, noting cadets from West Point and Annapolis, Christmas week plans, shopping for trousseaus, and young society trends. She describes sandals, pink accents, and a carefree attitude toward the debut season.

Jean Woodson Associated Press Washington Houston Texas Colorado West Point Navy Annapolis Europe West New England Lucille Elliott

Whitsett News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Irving C. Trotman of Suffolk visits Whitsett, recalling boyhood friends from twenty years ago. A music contest is set for October 18 from two to four PM at Friends Home. PT Association officers elected: Hazel Thompson president Kate McLean vice president Ed Wheeler treasurer Minnie Kailam secretary. A county official will speak at a Tuesday October 13 meeting. Rev. D D Holt preached at Whitsett Methodist. Springwood quartet provided music at Christian Endeavor. Mrs Arnold Holt of Burlington visiting her mother Mrs W T Whitsett. Chas E Nelson of Busick School spent Sunday here. Miss Kate Russell of Roxboro visited briefly.

PT Association Hazel Thompson Kate McLean Ed. B. Wheeler Minnie Kailam

Whitsett Church Notices and Endavor Elections

A large new feed barn was added on the home place. Alex L. Foust, longtime resident, has moved to Dawson Springs Kentucky. Because of a special singing at Friedens church next Sunday, no afternoon preaching at Springwood church. Whitsett Christian Endeavor officers to be elected at 7 p.m. October 25 at Whitsett Methodist church.

Alex. L. Foust Poe Dawson Springs Kentucky Friedens Church Springwood Church

Whitsett To Speak On Protestant Reformation at Christiana Church

Dr. W. T. Whitsett has accepted an invitation to address parishioners at Christiana church in Rowan county on Sunday November 1st, presenting a talk on The Protestant Reformation and its relevance today.

W. T. Whitsett Christiana Church Rowan County

Burlington visitors and regional residents noted

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. L. Holt of Burlington visited on Sunday afternoon. Chas T. M. Clapp and his sister Miss Georgia Clapp spent time in Newton, N C, to see relatives. Mrs. Donnie I. Davenport of Willow Springs was here on business for a few days last week. J. A. Nuckols has just com-

J. R. Blair Elizabeth Mae Shearer Lenoir Miss Shearer R. B. L. Holt of Burlington Chas T. M. Clapp Miss Georgia Clapp Newton N. C Donnie I. Davenport Willow Springs

Gardner To Head Democratic Drive For Campaign Fund

Washington reports O. Max Gardner will represent the Democratic National Committee in North Carolina for the Victory Fund Drive, part of a national push to raise funds for the party. Other North Carolina leaders are named to aid the effort.

Gardner Democratic Drive Washington, D. C Ernor O. Max Gardner Democratic National Committee North Carolina

Local Committee Members Named in Raleigh Area

The committee includes Mrs Gardner Dr Dele Dixon Carroll Raleigh George K Freeman Mrs E le McKee Clyde R Hoey C ls Shuping and Mrs Nathan L Sted man.

Gardner Dele Dixon Carroll Raleigh George K. Freeman E. le McKee Clyde R. Hoey C. Ls Shuping Nathan L. Stedman

Dialogues Echo Through Time in Tit Bits Quip

A playful exchange from Tit Bits features a girl recalling a previous neighbor and a boy retorting with a witty reversal. The light banter reflects old newspapers corporate tone and domestic humor of a bygone era.

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Winston-Salem Elizabeth Shelton George Heeken Tanglewood William N. Reynolds Miss Hoskins Dorothy Hoskins Pilot Mountain Atwater-Kent C. L. Gray, Jr Union Hill P. T. A P.T. A Union Hill School The Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church George Henderson Lexington Avenue F. J. West Alexander Hamilton George Arliss Paramount Theater S. R. Matthews New Jersey North Main Street Deep River News E. S. Jones Hickory Grove Church Irene Chadwick Faye Jones Reuben Jordan Garden Club Thomasville Club W. E. Tomlinson Alvah Boyles Charlotte A. B. Russell East Guilford Street Josephine Fuller Eloise Welch A. R. Swaim Nell Lee Rice Mrs. Rice Mary Hogan Guy Dudley Danville, Va Mrs. A. L. Howie Mrs Paul Green Highland Avenue Mildred Strauss Wilmington A. L. Elliott Penelope Kennedy Mrs. Green J. C. Jr Mother Miss Woodson Whitsett News Irving C. Trotman Suffolk Friendsome D. D. Holt Whitsett Methodist Church Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society Springwood Quartette Messrs John Ww. Summers Edra T. Wheeler Edward T. Ingle Jos. P. Huffman Arnold Holt Chas. E. Nelson Busick School Washington Township Kate Russell Roxboro KDKA Johnson Brownbilt Shoe Store S. Main J. A. Nuckols Eugene Marcelle E. Green St Miss Pearl Fulp Coats Coats. Coats Misses’ Coats Beavans the Ladies’ Store Sechrest Funeral Home Echrest Funeral Home Kaplan’s North Main St Cecils Drug Store
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