D A R Program At Thomasville Highlights City History
About forty five ladies and visitors gathered at Congressman Lambeth home in Thomasville for the October D A R chapter meeting. Mrs B W Dixon led the hostesses and Mrs C C Haworth presided. The group voted to donate to the North Carolina room in Washington, adopted a Crossnore school boy, and heard Mrs F S Lambeth recount Thomasville’s history from its 1852 founding to its status as a major chair manufacturing center with 11300 residents. New members Mrs John R Myers and Mrs O C Williamson were welcomed. Two songs were performed and yearbooks distributed before refreshments in a lace clothed dining room with pink dahlias. Visitors included Mrs Heilig and Mrs W F Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. W. Dixon
Lambeth
America
C. C. Haworth
North Carolina
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington
Crossnore School
Haworth
Greensboro
John R. Myers
O. C. Williamson
High Point
F. 8. Lambeth
George D. Finch
James E. Lambeth
Minnetonka
Lieurance
D. EB. Harlee
Attractractive
Heilig
Norwood
John Myers
W. F. Ellis
Salisbury
Music Pupils Perform At Home Of Mrs Bain
The first fall meeting of the B and W music club was held at Mrs. Robert Bain's home with Violet Glenn as hostess. Contest prizes were awarded to Dwanda Bissette and Mary Alice Shipton. Mrs. Bilmer Hedrick elected club mother. A varied program featured marches, duets, solo numbers, hymns, and light pieces performed by club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and W. Music Club
Robert Bain
Violet Glenn
Dwanda Bisette
Mary Alice Shipton
Bilmer Hedrick
Dwanda Bissette
Frances Hedrick
Williams
J. Powell Jones
Ruby Zimmerman
Frances Young
Tschaisky
N. L. Garner, Jr
Haydn
Dorothy Rockwell
Rolfe
Helen Bissette
Mildred Ridge
Johnson
Joyce Thomas
Mendelssohn
Iris
Blanche White
John Sebastian March
Doris Long
Bach
Martha Ann Harrison
Freeman
Wagner
Norma Thomas
Heins
Wachs
Mrs. Bain
Cooke
Miss Glenn
Jolly Little Breeze
Molly Ann Frye
Doris Rae McNeil
Elen Stirewall
Hilda Rose Mitchell
Lloyd Frye
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings This Week
The Entre Nous club meets bi weekly at Mrs. B. Cummings’ Hamilton Street home at 8 p.m. The YWCA Industrial committee hosts a 12:30 p.m. luncheon at the Hut with co chairmen Mrs. R. S. Lafferty and Mrs. J. A. Eshelman. Emerywood Country Club bridge at 8 p.m. reservations required. Canterbury club gathers at 8:30 p.m. at Mrs. C. W. Perry’s 1207 Sherbrook Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
B. 8. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Frid
Industrial Committee
R. S. Lafferty
J. A. Eshelman
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
C. W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Mrs Geo McLarty Wins Club Prize At Tuesday Bridge
Mrs George McLarty won high score prize at Emerywood Country club Tuesday morning. Three tables played due to conflicts such as the Community Chest drive. Hostesses were Mesdames A G Douglas and F J Sizemore with players including McLarty Phillip Davis Harold Bennett Farrell Gray J W Thompson Paul Casey Philip Warner Jesse Washburn Rodney Snow and J C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLarty
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames A. G. Douglas
F. J. Sizemore
Mesdames McLarty
Phillip Davis
Harold Bennett
Farrell Gray
J W. Thompson
Paul Casey
Phillip Warner
Jesse Washburn
Rodney Snow
J. C. Abels
Interesting Speaker Delights H P Garden Club Meeting
Members of the High Point Garden Club met at Miss Jennie Ragsdale's Guilford College home with Dr. Dee B. Carrick as guest speaker. He offered an informal yet comprehensive talk on Narcissus, clarifying jonquil mislabeling and sharing cultivation tips. Twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Jennie Ragsdale
Guilford College
Dee B. Carrick
Carter Dalton
R. K. Stewart
Cartick
Archdale School Festival Friday Evening
The Archdale school festival funded by grade representatives and teachers will be at the school auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m. It features a baby contest for children under six with prizes from local merchants, a scientific program by Professor Thomas Baldwin, a wonder room fishing for novelties refreshments and fortune telling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Thomas Baldwin
High Point High School
Mrs F R Taylor And Daughter To Entertain For Mrs Elwood Cox II
Mrs F R Taylor and her daughter Miss Martha Taylor host a tea at their home 1113 Johnson Street in honor of Mrs Elwood Cox II the former Louise Lee of Asheville. Callers welcome from four to six oclock with invitations reading At Home Thursday the fifteenth of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
Martha Taylor
Johnson Street
Elwood Cox
Louise Lee
Asheville
Frederick R. Taylor
North Carolina YWCA conference attendees meet in Greensboro
Mesdames H A White H A Millis R S Lafferty and Miss Nelle Ansley attended the second annual North Carolina YWCA conference at the Greensboro YWCA on Monday and Tuesday. Next year the gathering rotates to Durham with plans for general secretaries presidents and chairmen of industrial committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames H. A. White
H. A. Millis
R. S. Lafferty
O. E. S. Chapter Holds Bi-Weekly Meeting
The High Point Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple last evening with twenty four members present. Miss Elizabeth Wall, worthy matron, presided and routine business was transacted. Mrs Harriet Godwin reported on the district meeting held in Reidsville last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wall
Harriet Godwin
Reidsville
District Altrusa Convention Plans Set At Durham Meeting
A Sheraton hotel call meeting led by Miss Lois Welborn outlined plans for the district Altrusa convention to be hosted by Chapel Hill in Durham October 23 to 25. Delegates will decide issues. Addie Moore, Miss Welborn, and Mrs. Marie Caddle will attend. Registration begins Friday 6 to 8 p m with sessions, luncheon at Carolina Inn, tea concert, banquet, and Sunday breakfast at the Washington Duke hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Altru Club
Lois Welborn
Altrusa
Durham
Chapel Hill Club
Miss Welborn
Addie Moore
High Point Club
Hope Valley Country Club
Washington Duke Hotel
Local P T A Groups Set for Northwestern District Meeting
Local parent teacher groups plan to attend the Northwestern district meeting of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers in North Wilkesboro. The theme is Home and School Cooperation with state president Mrs J Buren Sidbury and national field worker Mrs C E Roe speaking before lunch. Attendees include Mrs H S Coffield and other regional officers plus Cloverdale musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
North Wilkesboro
J. Buren Sidbury
C. E. Roe
Trees And Shrubs Discussed At Wayside Garden Club
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs. P. Y. Adams’s home on Colonial Drive with fifteen members. President Mrs. J. Allen Austin led as Mrs. C. C. Haworth spoke on Native Shrubs and Small Trees for gardens, outlining four groups: usefulness foliage bloom and berries, naming persimmon as a key small tree and dogwood red bud service berry for bloom, holly wahoo and thornapple for berrying shrubs. The setting featured dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
P. Y. Adams
Colonial Drive
J. Allen Austin
C. C. Haworth
Henry Grady Owens Keynotes Elm Street P T A Meeting
Professor Henry Grady Owens told Elm Street School P T A members that education aims to prepare all ages for a changing life and that rapid transport and instant communication drive curriculums to change. He urged health, safety, social living, religious training and wise leisure use as school duties. Mrs. Coffield urged parent education and community cooperation, while Miss Susan Sharpe played flute with Miss Sharpe accompanied. The attendance prize went to Lois Grier’s fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady Owens
Elm Street
P.T. A
Owens
America
H. S. Coffield
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Coffied
Susan Sharpe
Fred Ingram
Elizabeth van Cannon Strickland
Workers' Council Supper Tonight at First Baptist Church
The Workers' Council of the First Baptist church will hold its regular supper in the church dining room this evening at six fifteen. All members are asked to attend. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF CON OCTOBER 14 Mr and Mrs N H Parrish announce the birth of a son Norman Howard Jr today at their home 404 Barker street. Mrs Parrish was formerly Miss Minnie Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council
Workers’ Council of the First Baptist Church
Con
N. H. Parrish
Norman Howard, Jr
Barker Street
B'Nat Israel
Ladies Aid Society of
B'Nat Israel Synagogue
Milton Silver
Brentley Circle
Hobnob Club Social At Chase Home
The Hobnob club held its social meeting last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Chase Jr with members and guests present. Games followed by supper were served to Miss Essie Stanley Winona Campbell Margaret Peace Walter Gross Haywood Lassiter and Tommy Bouldin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobnob Club
A. E. Chase, Jr
Mrs. Chase
Essie Stanley
Winona Campbell
Margaret Peace
Walter Gross
Haywood Lassiter
Tommy Bouldin
Daughters Colonial Wars Holds Luncheon Meeting in Durham
The National Society of Daughters of Colonial Wars of North Carolina held a fall luncheon in Durham at the Washington Duke Hotel. Mrs. Robert H. Whitehead of Burlington presided as state president. reports and routine business filled the session with Charlotte chosen for a subsequent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
National Society of Daughters of Colonial Wars of
North Carolina
Washington Duke Hotel
Robert H. Whitehead
Burlington
Charlotte
Wesley Memorial Social Plans Outdoor Campfire Supper
The Young People’s Department of Wesley Memorial church schedules a campfire supper at Jackson farm on Thursday afternoon October 15 with 5 pm church departure. Parents with cars urged to help. A Big Brothers and Big Sisters welcome event for new Little Brothers and Sisters ends with a storytellers’ convention if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
Wesley Memorial Church
Jackson Farm
Big Brothers and
Big Sisters
Little Brothers
Little Sisters
Local Notes On Residents Travel And Recovery
Ralph Wells departed Monday for Augusta Georgia after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Johnny Wardell and Drucilla Majeskie returned from Dover New Jersey and New York City. Mrs E M Coltrane recovers after a serious operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can receive visitors. she was formerly Miss Bessie Auman of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wells
Augusta
Johnny Wardell
Drucilla Majeskie
Dover
N. J
New York City
E. M. Coltrane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Coltrane
Bessie Auman
Pentagon Club Initiates Seven New Members Tonight
Seven newly elected members will be initiated into the Pentagon club at 7 30 this evening with Garland Hayworth, club president, in charge. A banquet will follow at a local cafe honoring Richard Meisky Herman Newell C F Williams Jr Jeter Cooke Fred Sappenfield Joe Welborn and Wallace Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Garland Hayworth
Richard Meisky
Herman Newell
C. F. Williams, Jr
Jeter Cooke
Fred Sappenfield
Joe Welborn
Wallace Ellington
North Carolina Society Enrolls Twenty-Two Charter Members
The North Carolina Society, first southern unit of a national organization, reports twenty-two charter members. The unit held its first meeting last March and lists officers including Mrs. Eugene Davis as president and a roster of local chapter leaders across Statesville Concord Greensboro High Point Wilmington Oxford Charlotte and Burling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society
South
Eugene Davis
Statesville
Maggie Earnhardt
Concord
Betty van Ward
Burlington
Z. V. Conyers
Greensboro
John S. Welborn
High Point
Mary L. Boykin
Wilmington
Jeanette E. Biggs
Oxford
Dorian Blair
Ralph Vana Charlotte
Dear Miss Mansfield on Teenage Dates and Parental Rules
A 16 year old writes about being barred from dances and dating. The adviser argues girls should host friends at home, that private dances can be acceptable with well behaved guests, and that secrecy fuels romantic myths and risky marriages.
Parental guidance shapes youths toward balanced values
The article argues that overly strict parenting harms youths by fostering fantasies of lasting romance. It urges parents of 16 year olds to offer friendly cooperation and sympathetic understanding. Good home conduct and fair treatment reduce youths seeking escape from unhappy homes.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Prompt Enterprise Response
All inquiries addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise, will be answered promptly. The notice directs readers to contact the named recipient through the newspaper office for timely replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
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Tuesday Bridge
Dr. Dee B. Carrick
H. P. Garden Club
Archdale School
O. E. S. Chapter
Cloverdale
Susan Sharp
Ernestine Vincannon Strickland
L. Floyd. Wilson
Northwestern
J. S. Forward
Brentwood Association
Sharpe
Strickland
Elm Street P.T. A
Mr. and
Daughters Colonial Wars
Mort Lhrem
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Times Square
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New York
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Plymouth
Capitol
Forrest
Cadillac
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Miss Mansfield
D. B. Carrick Carrick Service
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