Girl Scout Leaders Meeting Tonight at Sheraton Blue Room
The Girl Scout Leaders association schedules a 6 PM meeting in the Sheraton hotel Blue Room with Miss Margaret Watson announcing. From 7 to 9 PM the study course An Introduction to Girl Scouting will be led by Miss Dana Nicholas with Mrs. Cauble and Mrs. Herring assisting, as listed among enrolled leaders and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Watson
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
David Cauble
Readers address problems to Mar jorie Mansfield at The Enterprise
In this community page readers are invited to send their problems and letters to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Columns will publish answers to addressed concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Rose Goldsmith Weds W. P. Beck in Simple Ceremony
Miss Arnie Rosamond Goldsmith of this city married William P. Beck of Thomasville at 8 a m Sunday in the First Baptist Church with Dr A B Conrad officiating. Only family and close friends attended. The bride wore Boy Blue crepe with white gardenias and will reside in Thomasville after a honeymoon in the Smoky Mountain National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Rosamond Goldsmith
William P. Beck
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Autumn Prayer of Patience and Faith
A short verse by Gertrude Page reflects on autumns fading into winter and the hope of spring. The speaker endures pain with patience and faith, guided by kind words from friends and a belief in renewal. The poem centers on enduring hardship while awaiting brighter seasons.
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Gertrude Page
Rights to Address DAR Meeting Here
Douglas Rights of Salem College faculty will be guest speaker at the Alexander Martin chapter DAR in Winston-Salem tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Mrs R K Stewart's home on West Farriss Avenue. He will discuss The North Carolina Indian and is a noted authority. Mrs Lowe and Mrs McCrary of Lexington lead the program with associate hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Rights
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Alexander Martin
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
Mesdames Johnn Lowe
J. R. McCrary
Lexington
Rights
North Carolinia
Stewart
Mesdames H. A. Millis
M.A. Lackey
Seborn Perry
W. T. Powell
John Lowe
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
Monarch Club
L. H. Zimmermann
Carrick Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellingtons Host Dinner At Residence On Sunday
Mr and Mrs C P Ellington entertained many guests at their home 419 East Russell Street Sunday with a table set for about 12 and a tempting meal. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Wilson Mrs Anna Stephens John Everhart Coley Strader all of Ruffin and Mr and Mrs George Moore Mr and Mrs James Ellington and daughter Martha John Wilson is C P Ellingtons brother and known locally. Robert Wayne Martin Born Here Saturday. Mr and Mrs L W Martin Wise Street announce the birth of a son at their home on Saturday October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Ellington
East Russell Street
John Wilson
Anna Stephens
John Everhart
Coley Strader
Ruffin
George Moore
James Ellington
Martha
Robert Wayne Martin
L. W. Martin
Wise Street
Sedgefield Hunt Opens Season With Ride And Supper
The Sedgefield Hunt launched its fall program with a 5 p.m. ride from the Sedgefield stables joined by about 25 riders. A 6:30 p.m. steak-fry at the show ring followed, with 22 High Point residents and guests from Greensboro and Thomasville attending before the live hunt.
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Sedgefield
High Point
Greensboro
Thomasville
Swaim-Gregory Vows Solemnized Here In Saturday Ceremony
Miss Treva Swaim married Leland Gregory in a quiet Saturday ceremony at 8 o clock. Dr. A B Conrad officiated. Witnesses were Ollie Newby Evelyn Coltrane and Paul Welborn. The bride wore teal blue with black accessories and a rosebud corsage. Mrs. Gregory is from Randolph county and works for Adams-Millis. Mr. Gregory is with Guilford Hosiery mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Swaim
Leland Gregory
A. B. Conrad
Ollie Newby
Evelyn Coltrane
Paul Welborn
Gregory
J. E. Swaim
Randolph County
Music-Literature Dept Meeting With Mrs Sechrest
The Music-Literature department of the Woman's Club will hold its first fall meeting at 3 30 pm at the home of Mrs Robert H Sechrest 447 South Main. Hostesses include Mesdames A Lee Gibson and Edgar Hartley with Mrs A H Whitley as speaker using Grace Nell Crowell as topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
Woman's Club
Gibson
Sechrest
A. Lee Gibson
Edgar Hartley
A. H. Whitley
Grace Nell Crowell
South Main Street
Friendly Garden Club
John Mebane
Circle Drive
D. B. Carrick
John D. Biggs
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
J. J. Groome
Joseph L. Dees
Greensboro
Kr. H. Sechrest
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Stanley Taylor
Sunset Drive
Lou Greenberg
Entre Nous Club
W. C. Beavans
Eastern Star Plans Benefit Birthday Social
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star plans a birthday social to fund the chapter treasury. The event runs tomorrow evening at 7 20 at the Masonic Temple with host A C Muser and hostesses EF Brenner and Christina Snyder whose October birthdays are celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. C. Muser
Mesdames
EF. P. Brenner
Christiana Snyder
Mrs Groome to Host Utopian Club Meeting at Emerywood
Mrs J J Groome will be hostess for the Utopian Study Club meeting at Emerywood Country Club Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock A program features Joseph L Dees of Greensboro as keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Groome
Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Whith
Joseph L. Dees
Greensboro
Gross
Canterbury Club Bi weekly Meeting Planned at Mrs Marsh Home
Mrs Everett Marsh will entertain the Canterbury club at 309 Johnson Street Friday afternoon at 3 30 for the club's regular bi weekly meeting. The announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Marsh
Cantebury Club
Johnson Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Society Events
The alumni chapter of Alpha Theta Psi hosts a tea for High Point College at Miss Jewel Welch’s Winston-Salem road home. Musical Art club banquet at Emerywood Club features Miss Annie Laurie Felder and Miss Janet Hall with Miss Janet Russell as accompanist. Various clubs schedule luncheons, meetings, and banquets across Tuesday and Thursday with speakers, entertainment, and a Harvest Festival dinner dance at Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
Jewel Welch
Winston-Salem Road
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Annie Laurie Felder
Greensboro
New York
Janet Hall
Janet Russell
Two Parties Planned for Miss Ruth Poole Bride Elect
Two social gatherings honor Miss Poole, bride elect to John Lambuth Bogle. Mrs. C F Howland hosts a bridge supper at Barbee street at seven with two bridge tables, guests arriving for supper. Mrs. Frank Holmes hosts four tables of bridge at Gibson clubrooms Saturday afternoon at three for Miss Poole.
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Ruth Poole
John Lambuth Bogle
C. F. Howland
Frank Holmes
Mrs. Holmes
Gibson
Miss Poole
Philomathean Club Meats With Mrs Hartzell Friday
The Philomathean era will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Howard Hartzell at 204 Guilford Avenue Friday afternoon, with the gathering starting at 3 30 as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Howard Hartzell
Philomathean Club
Guilford Avenue
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pete” Ivey
Winston-Salem
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Howard
Hartsell
Gasoline Tax Share Reaches Twenty-Eight Percent
The article notes that twenty eight percent of gasoline costs go to taxes at federal state and city levels.
Governor Hoey to attend formal party in Thomasville
Governor Clyde R. Hoey and Mrs. Hoey with daughter Isabel will join James Erwin Lambeth on Randolph Street for a twenty fifth wedding anniversary reception honoring James E. Lambeth Jr and his bride Katherine Covington. Notables from across the state are invited.
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Thomasville
James Erwin Lambeth
Randolph Street
Tel
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Katherine Covington
Clyde R. Hoey
Two Hostesses Invite for Mrs Wiley's Welcome
Mesdames D A Long and O R Hodgin invite guests to a welcome reception for Mrs Samuel Shannon Wiley at their home on Saturday October 22 from four to six at 300 Ridge Street. The event celebrates Mrs Wiley, a newcomer to Thomasville, with many guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
D. A. Long
O. R. Hodgin
Samuel Shannon Wiley
Thomasville
Wiley
David Allison Long
Orion Russell Hodgin
Ridge Street
Social weekend notes from North Carolina figures
Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne spent the week end at Salem College as guest of Miss Ida Lambeth Jennings. Miss Jane Pratt and Mrs G E Crowell stayed in Raleigh for the Young Democratic Women meeting on Saturday. Dr and Mrs R G Jennings and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Salem College
Ida Lambeth Jennings
Jane Pratt
G. E. Crowell
Raleigh
R. G. Jennings
W. C. T. Club Meeting With Mrs Adams
Members of the W. C. T. Club will be entertained by Mrs. J. H. Adams at her home in Sedgefield tomorrow at 12 30 noon for the regular luncheon meeting. An announcement this morning set the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. Club
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
Little Edna Yarborough Ill at Charlotte Sanatorium
Little Edna Gene Yarborough daughter of Mr and Mrs EB R Yarborough of 507 Flint street remains a patient at the Charlotte Sanatorium where she has been ill for sometime. Mr and Mrs E R Gary and Sonny Gary spent Sunday in Charlotte with guests Mr and Mrs Thomas E Dodamead visiting points of interest then returning home. Mrs W H Gibson and granddaughter Mary Alice Ball ew spent weekend in Booneville for the Booneville Fair. Friends of Mrs H M Taylor 411 Centennial avenue will be glad she is improved at Guilford General hospital after a major operation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beck
W. J. Goldsmith
Broad Street
Alice Goldsmith
Thomasville
Mr. Beck
Smoky Mountain National Park
Little Edna Gene Yarborough
EB. R. Yarborough
Flint Street
Charlotte Sanatorium
E. R. Gary
Sonny" Gary
Charlotte
Thomas E. Dodamead
W. H. Gibson
Mary Alice R Ballew
Booneville
Booneville Fair
H. M. Taylor
Centennial Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
U S Government Printing Office Acreage and Jobs
The U S Government Printing Office covers 325 acres of floor space and employs 6000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Government Printing Office
Birthday Party for Miss Lucretia Elliott
Miss Lucretia Elliott celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a party at her Lexington Avenue home Saturday evening. Games and contests suited to the occasion were played and prizes awarded to Judith Owen and Blanche Myers. An ice course was served to a group of young guests including Judith Owen Martha Sechrest Patty Hassler Shirley Green Blanche Myers Rebecca Stone Hester Louise Carpenter Marcia Black Eva Deaton Avis Russell and Verla Slack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Elliott
Lexington A Avenue
Judith Owen
Blanche Myers
Martha Sechrest
Patty Hassler
Shirley Green
Rebecca Stone
Hester Louise Carpenter
Marcia Black
Eva Deaton
Avis Russell
Verla Slack
Roanoke Women Visit kin and Friends in Thomasville
Mrs W H Tudor of Roanoke Va visits in Thomasville with Mrs W P Tudor and children at Spring Street home. Molly Lambeth spends weekend in Mount Gilead with grandmother Mrs J A MacAulay and returns to Thomasville Sunday night. Miss Gladys Black of Salisbury visits parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
W. P. Tudor
Spring Street
Molly Lambeth
Mount Gilead
J. A. MacAulay
Thomasville
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Newcomers Invited to Join Cooperative Concert Group
Newcomers to the city may still join the High Point Cooperative Concert Association by contacting secretary Mrs. R. T. Amos. President Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson announced temporary relaxation of the rule restricting memberships to the annual drive, urging prompt action.
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Cooperative Concert Association
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
R. T. Amos
C. F. Tomlinson
Meeting of High Point Council of Jewish Women Wednesday
The regular monthly meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 8:30 at Mrs. Stanley Taylor's Sunset drive home with Mrs. Lou Greenberg as associate hostess. A full membership attendance is urged per this morning's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Stanley Taylor
Lou Greenberg
Upside Down Swimmer Catfish Defies Aquatic Norms
A native catfish species from African swamps uniquely swims upside down while alive, unlike other fish in that position which are typically dead or dying. The discovery highlights unusual aquatic behavior and adaptations in freshwater habitats.
Monarch Auxiliary To Hold October Meeting
The Monarch Club Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 901 Carrick Avenue with Mrs. L. H. Zimmerman presiding. All members are requested to attend as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Organizaion
Mid-Week Study Club Meets at Mrs Biggs Home
The Mid-Week Study Club holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Mrs John D Biggs will host at her home 1003 North Main Street.
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John Biggs
John D. Biggs
North Main Street
West End L L L class to meet at Hampton home
The L L L class of West End Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Otis Hampton at their Everett street home. Members are expected to attend.
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West End L. L. L
West End
Publicity Gag Sparks Punchline Over Doyle Hit Incident
Commentary notes that Jack Doyle being struck by a girl was treated as publicity. The piece contrasts Hollywood’s Charlie McCarthy antics with New York’s Doyle incident, arguing the event’s news value hinges on publicity.
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Hollywood
Charlie McCarthy
New York
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Front-page bragging over scoops mars Cubs-Yanks recap
Columnists praise their own scoops as Pat Harrington attends Club 18 after the Yankees rout the Cubs for the fourth straight game. Rip Collins shrugs at the clubhouse, remarking that nobody got hurt, while noting the unlucky letter C hits Czechoslovakia Chicago Cubs Chamberlain and possibly Fritz C. buch.
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Taney Mags
The
New Republic
Ken
Pat Harrington
Club 18
Yankees
Cubs
Rip Collins
Cub
Collins
Czechoslovakia
Chicago Cubs
China
Chamberlain
Fritz Cuhn
Auto crash in Asheboro leaves man dead and others injured
John Rostick, a Rockingham County man, died in a local hospital from internal injuries after a two o'clock Sunday morning auto collision north of Asheboro. In the crash, Paul Luther, Bud Hooker, and Julian D. Hill were injured, with Hooker and Hill in cuts and bruises. Mrs. Ernest Vancannon suffered a broken leg and head injuries. several others including Robert Craver and Frances Ritter received minor injuries.
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Asheboro
John Rostick
Rockingham
Paul Luther
Julian D. Hill
West End
Bud Hooker
Hooker
Hill
Ernest Vancannon
Russian flying army inches ahead with self opening parachute
Moscow reports two Soviet airmen have created a self opening parachute that automatically deploys five seconds to two minutes after jump. Tests are said to be remarkably successful and military leaders hail Russia as a world leader in parachute work. A Russian general claims to move a battalion inside enemy lines by air and parachute.
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Russia
Moscow
Plums in Dough Bake Popular Czechoslovak Dish
In Czechoslovakia plums cooked in a thin dough wrapper became a beloved regional dish. The simple treat blends fresh fruit with a light pastry and is enjoyed as a snack or dessert across towns.
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Czechoslovakia
Bashful Boy Letter Asks Advice On Two Suitors
A sixteen year old girl writes to Miss Mansfield seeking guidance on two boys who court her. One is eighteen and dating a fast girl, his mother dislikes that girl. He asks to attend church with her but she fears conflict. A second persistent boy follows her everywhere and pressures dates. She wonders whom to choose or if she should dismiss both and questions her own bashfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Do not fear choosing friends in a free country
The writer advises Dot not to worry about her boy friends and suggests she may attend church with a young man if desired. The message emphasizes personal freedom to choose friends and not letting shyness deny opportunities for companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
Avoiding Disliked Attentions in Social Outings
Advice to girls to refuse unwanted attention from suitors politely yet firmly. Do not accept social invites or tickets from someone you dislike even for simple outings like a moving picture, and seek to preserve friendship with those you enjoy.
Young Man Chooses Friends Despite Mothers Remarks
Do not take the boy's mother's remarks too seriously. Few young men appreciate excessive attention from mothers about their friends. A wise mother avoids discussing her son's friends. A young lady likewise ignores such comments. The son will choose his own friends as he intends.
Encouraging Healthy Social Circles and Personal Readiness
The passage advises young women to cultivate multiple friendships with both genders and participate in useful work. It urges them to overcome shyness, accept invitations from suitable young men, and broaden social experience to understand which traits they value. It emphasizes forming intelligent standards for judging potential partners.
High Point cases calendared for Guilford court term
Greensboro October 17 trial calendar shows multiple cases set for Guilford Superior Court under Judge Hubert. defendants include James Win and Bill Wilson alias Eye in a murder case and Glenn Calhoun O F Petty on fraud charges. Other scheduled cases cover larceny bigamy non-support and an auto death incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
James Win
Bill” Wilson
Eye
Donald Moss
Guilford Superourt
Hubert
Lexington
Glenn Calhoun
O. F. Petty
High Point
Ma Out
Jim Dowell
Tom Jackson
Dai Street
James Gray
A. Llison
Thurston Street
Willie McQueen
Willis Alley
At Mobile
S. F. Fowler
Clyde Payne
Lena G. Modlin
Waymond Dixon
Mered Street
Grady Brenner
East Commerce Street
Sue Pepper
James Reece
Ve Street
F. O. Safield
Bank Asset and Capital Statement From Guilford County
The document lists total liabilities and capital for a bank with deposits and assets. It notes a legal reserve of 6 569 54 against deposits and reserves 29 439 09. Capital consists of 800 shares of preferred stock and 4 000 shares of common stock. Notary details authenticate the record on Oct 11.
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Deposits Bank
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Martha Raye
Ensenada
Lower California
David Rose
Girl Scout
Sheraton Blue Room
Douglas
Mrs. Ellington
Carrick
Montlieu
Riley
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sedgefield Hunt
Swaim-Gregory
Robert H. Sechrest
Eastern Star
Hoey
Mrs. W. G. Smith
J. W. Hawthorne
Charles F. Phillips
Carson Cox
Robert Jones
Robert Rapp
G. W. Lyles
W. E. Tomlinson
Mamie Harris
Council of Jewish Women
Monarch Auxiliary
Walter Winchell
Superior Cour
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Watoc
Rangoon
Royal
Rangoon Central Hital
Baby
Hood System Industrial Bank of
North Carolina
United States
State
M. H. Folger
W. J. Frazier
R. R. Ragan
W. L. Jackson
State of North Carolina
Guilford
J. Gurney Briggs
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