Fall Flower Show Noted at Burbank Garden Club Meeting
The Burbank Garden Club held its Fall Flower Show at Miss Mary Mungan’s Montlieu Avenue home. Judges Mrs. Levi Hayworth and Mrs. R. R. Blackburn awarded first prize in arrangement to Mrs. T. Yow and best fall flower collection to Mrs. C. H. Grayson. Mrs. D. H. Parsons won best specimen for a huge dahlia. each recipient received a potted plant.
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Burbank
D. H. Parsons
Hayworth
Blackburn
Edgar Hartley
Mrs James Ellington Honors Miss Williamson Bride Elect
Mrs James Ellington entertained with three tables of ridge on Tuesday evening to honor Miss Adelaide Williamson whose marriage to Dr Glenn G Perry will take place Saturday. Miss Williamson received china. Mrs Clayton Glasgow a crystal. High score prize went to Miss Rosalene Ruscoe and traveling prize to Miss Mildred Wessinger. Guests included Miss Williamson Mildred Wessinger Rosalene Ruscoe Mesdames Solon Williamson Julian Currie Clayton Glasgow J H Allred Grover Kester John Perry Darrell Bulla and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellington
Ridge
Adelaide Williamson
Glenn G. Perry
Miss Williamson
Clayton Glasgow
Crystal
Prise
Rosalene Ruscoe
Mildred Wessinger
Misses Williamson
Mesdames Solon Williamson
Julian Currie
J. H. Allred
Grover Kester
John Perry
Thomasville
Boyde Stout
Wade Marlette
Jack Hamlette
Co. E. Spencer
Darrell Bulla
Jewish Women to Meet Next Week in Baltimore Plan
The Council of Jewish Women will gather Wednesday evening October 21 at Mrs. Harry Doctor’s Morris Street home. They aim to send a delegate to the Mid Atlantic Interstate Conference in Cumberland Maryland on October 26. President Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss of Washington will preside with delegates from Maryland District of Columbia North Carolina and Virginia. Dr Louis L Kaplan Baltimore Hebrew College will discuss contemporary Jewish affairs and Rabbi So Freehoff of Pittsburgh will deliver the banquet address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Kaplan
Baltimore Hebrew College
Council Life
So Freehoff
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Social Calendar activities and club meetings listed
Thursday at 3 p.m. Entre Nous club meets Mrs B 8 Cummings on Hamilton Street bi weekly. Friday 12:30 p.m. YYW CGA seeid meeting at the Hut with co chairmen Mrs R S Lafferty and Mrs J A Eshelman. 8 p.m. Emerywood Country Club bridge at the clubhouse reservations required. 3:30 p.m. Canterbury club meets Mrs C W Perry 1207 Sherbrook Court.
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Entre Nous Club
Os Committee
YY. W. Cg.a
R. S. Lafferty
J. A. Eshelman
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
C. W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Regional cities listed across several states in the excerpt
The passage enumerates multiple cities including Frederick and Mary land in Maryland and Greensboro High Point Raleigh Winston-Salem in North Carolina and Alexandria New port News Norfolk Petersburg Richmond in Virginia. The text reads like a regional listing without a clear single event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More and Frederick
Maryland
Greensboro
High Point
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Alexandria, Newport News
Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond
Virginia
Sedgefield Hunt Announces First Fall Hunt
The Sedgefield Hunt announces its first fall hunt set for Saturday October 24. The event will start from Sedgefield stables at seven o clock with plans for a large turnout. Members from High Point urge attendees to call Greensboro 7887 for mounts.
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Sedgefield Hunt
High Point
Sedgefield Stables
Greensboro
Nathan Ayers
Mrs Fred Thomas Hosts First Fall Book Club Meeting
Mrs Fred Thomas entertained the Wednesday Book Club at her Forest Hill drive home for the first fall meeting. Dahlias were arranged for a two course luncheon and a brief business session followed with Mrs A E Taplin presiding. Members present included Mesdames C C Garrett W J Fraley B C Clark A E Taplin H P Hardin Collier Ellis F F Dickson R S Lafferty and the hostess.
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Fred Thomas
Wednesday
Forest Hill Drive
A.E. Taplin
Mesdames C. C. Garrett
W. J. Fraley
8. C. Clark
A. E. Taplin
H. P. Hardin
Collier Ellis
F. F. Dickson
R.S. Lafferty
Kenneth Redman
Mrs. Thomas
Miss Virginia Henry Weds Kingsley Cole in Yuma
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Aubrey Henderson announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Virginia May Henry to Mr. Kingsley Louis Cole on Wednesday September 23 1936 in Yuma Arizona. Mrs. Cole is the daughter of Mrs. Henderson and the late Guy Henry and was formerly a city resident before moving with her mother to Los Angeles after Mr Henrys death.
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Henry
City
Yuma
Glenn Aubrey Henderson
Miss Virginia May Henry
Mr. Kingsley Louis Cole
Arizona
Cole
Henderson
Guy Henry
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Hayworth Heads Salem May Day Committee
Miss Mary Frances Hayworth of High Point was named chairman of the music committee for Salem College May Day in Winston-Salem. The May Day Committee began preparations in fall to ensure a detailed spring festival presented by Salem students. Hayworth also serves as president of the Y W C A at the college and is noted as one of North Carolina’s outstanding student leaders.
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Mary Frances Hayworth
D.S. Hayworth
High Point
Salem College
Winston-Salem
South
Miss Hayworth
N. C
Graduate Nurses Banquet and Dance Planned at Sheraton
Plans are complete for the High Point Graduate Nurses club annual banquet to be held Friday night at seven o'clock in the Sheraton hotel. Miss Ethel Moxley presides, with Miss Grace Clodfelter chairing the banquet committee. An orchestra will play after the banquet, and many out of town visitors are expected.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ethel Moxley
Grace Clodfelter
Mrs Hayden Elected To Office At District U D C Meeting
Mrs John H Anderson of Raleigh was chosen president of the North Carolina division United Daughters of the Confederacy at the 40th annual convention in Durham. Other officers include L E B Fisher Asheville first VP and J D Bivins Albemarle second VP with J F Hayden High Point as third VP. Dr William Preston Few of Duke urged courage and vision amid global unrest. The convention also restructured officer nominating procedures for 1937 and planned a Raleigh memorial pavilion dedication and Confederate cemetery service.
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Ss. 8. Holt
Graham
Margaret Lee
Raleigh
Garland Daniel
Greensboro
R. P. Reese
Winston-Salem
J. A. Yarborough
Charlotte
Claudius McGowan
Plymouth
Crosses
J. B. Ross
Asheboro
Martha Haywood
Preston Few
Duke University
Andress
America
Dr. Few
W. P. Few
R. E. Ridenhour
Mrs Sears rushes to New Hill for mother’s illness
Mrs. C. J. Sears of 111 West Bay street left yesterday for New Hill where she was called by the illness of her mother Mrs. C. R. Barker who remains seriously ill. Miss Ruth Russell is a patient at Guilford General hospital recovering satisfactorily after an appendectomy. Dr Nat Walker attended a postgraduate optometry meeting in Greensboro. Mrs Gus S Mackenfuss has recovered and returned home. Mrs W O Thomas of Wesley Place remains seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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C. J. Sears
West Bay Street
New Hill
C. R. Barker
Ruth Russell
Guilford General Hospital
Nat Walker
Greensboro
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Gus S. Mackenfuss
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Centennial Avenue
W. O. Thomas
Wesley Place
Church Social at B Nai Israel Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of B Nai Israel Synagogue met at Mrs Milton Silver’s Brentley circle home with about forty members. President Mrs S Bloom led business planning a Night of Frolic at Mrs Sara Woageer’s Woodrow avenue home next Thursday evening. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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B'Nai Israel Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Milton Silver
Brentley Circle
S. Bloom
Sara Woageer
Woodrow Avenue
Hilliard Memorial W. M. S
Woman's Missionary Society
Hilliard Memorial Church
W. R. Ward
Thomasville Road
Dear Miss Mansfield Step Mother Seeks Guidance on Raising Step Son
A childless widow asks Miss Mansfield how to handle a hard husband and a stepson. She secretly helped the boy through a past trouble, fearing his father would harsherly punish him. She questions whether to reveal what she did and whether her guilt is warranted.
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Miss Mansfield
A Delicate Warning on Shared Secrets and Family Truths
The speaker urges careful handling of deceit within a family and stresses the need to weigh the husband’s potential understanding against the constructive aid given to a step-son. The goal is to avoid condemning or undoing the help while preserving conscience and trust.
Advice on keeping counsel with a boy and avoiding paternal wrath
The speaker cautions that if the husband’s reaction might be unsympathetic, the listener should remain discreet. She suggests making clear to the boy that once is the limit for staying between him and his father, and that she should never help again without the father knowing.
No, Do What You Think Best for the Boy
A speaker urges using the boy's welfare as the guide and cites guiding him to the right track as a real achievement not something to be ashamed of. The message emphasizes moral responsibility and prudent judgment.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Prompt Replies
All questions should be addressed to miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Utopian Club Delays Meeting to Next Week
The Utopi Study club postpones its meeting with Roy Spearman due to late book arrivals. Officials hope to convene next week. a new date will be announced.
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Utopi Study Club
Roy Spearman
Mrs Sink Hosts Pleasant Birthday Dinner
Mrs H J Sink was guest of honor at a dinner yesterday hosted by her sister Miss Hazel Owens at their home on Winston Lem road. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H J Sink J R Dawkins Miss Owens hostess and Rev J W Groce Mr Curtis.
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H. J. Sink
Hazel Owens
Winstonlem Road
J. R. Dawkins
Miss Owens
J. W. Groce
Curtis
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Burbank Club
Ewish
North Main ST
Wilson's Shoe
D. A. Burress
Earth
Hart
First National Bank
Fox
Skunk
Moffitt’s
North Main
Salem
Hayden
Rankin Philathers
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
C. B. Howard
Everett Street
Edith Cameron
Polar Regions
English Street
Cleo Dula
Marjorie
Mansfield
Wagger Jewelry CO
Elwood Hotel
Nelly Don
Apparel Shoppe
South Main Street
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