Social calendar of High Point clubs and meetings
A series of midweek and weekend gatherings listed for High Point organizations. Meetings include the High Point Garden Club Council Mrs E Wall at 214 Hillcrest Drive and Ace-Hi Club with Mrs Lloyd Sheetz on White Oak Street, plus the Tuesday Evening Garden Club with Mrs John Hedrick and other associations at various homes and venues. The schedule also notes the High Point Council of Jewish Women, Wednesday Contract Club, Mid-Week Study Club, Music-Literature department at High Point College, YWCA Board, Priscilla and Sorosis clubs, and a Sedgefield Hunt live hunt at Sedgefield stables.
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High Point Garden Club Council
E. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Ace-Hi Club
Lloyd Sheetz
White Oak Street
John W. Hedrick
North Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
H. A. Cecil
T. J. Underwood
J. W. McGuinn
James W. Poole
Rowella
John D. Biggs
High Point Woman's Club
Woman's Hall
High Point College
Mesdames G. I. Humphreys
J. B
The
Informal Openhouse At College Kicks Off Series
The first of a series of informal open house events at High Point College was held yesterday afternoon in Woman's Hall. About 75 guests including college seniors and First Methodist church members attended from 3:30 to 5:30. Hosts Mrs. G I Humphreys and Mrs. J M Millikan greeted guests and assisted in serving punch, cakes, and mints. student leaders supervised activities in two rooms. Next Sunday a similar event will invite a different church group, with continued Sundays planned.
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High Point
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
J. M. Millikan
H. A. White
Garet Baten
Christian Endeavor Society
Pauline Parker
Women’s Athletic Association
Miss Parker
Elise Kilpatrick
Marguerite Jenkins
Mary Frances Warlick
Gladys Maxwell
First Methodist Church
Church and social notices from West End and Central Friends
The Lottie Moon circle of West End Baptist Church meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Eugene Gregory’s home on Kennedy Street. Central Friends Woman's Auxiliary plans a turkey dinner Thursday evening November 12 at the annex. West End REclass meets tomorrow at 7 45 at 213 Tomlinson Street with Misses Sarah and Hazel Darby hosting.
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Lottie Moon
West End
Central Friends Church
Annex
T. RE. L
West End Baptist Church
Sarah
Hazel Darbey
Tomlinson Street
Allen Jay Class Party Held Friday
The Allen Jay high school junior class enjoyed a Friday party at the home of Miss Alice Taylor route 3. Guests included Clarence Kearns Clifton Bowers Clayburn Borland Nellie Coltrane Doris Fulton Charles Coltrane Mary Jane Brady James Oakley Everett Kearns George Summey Heard Denton J C Cummings Alice Taylor and Charles Vuncannon.
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Allen Jay High School
Alice Taylor
Clarence Kearns
Clifton Bowers
Clayburn Borland
Nellie Coltrane
Doris Fulton
Charles Coltrane
Mary Jane Brady
James Oakley
Everett Kearns
George Summey
Heard Denton
J. C. Cummings
Charles Vuncannon
Contract Club To Meet At Mrs Poole Home
The Wednesday Contract club will meet with Mrs James W Poole at her Rowella apartments on North Main Street. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock.
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James W. Poole
Rowella Apartments
North Main Street
Emma Blair Group To Be Addressed By Dr Williamson
Emma Blair child study group meets Tuesday at 2 45 PM in the school auditorium. Dr O C Williamson pastor of First Presbyterian church will speak on Honesty delivering an inspiring message. Parents urged to attend.
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Emma Blair
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Mrs. Ross H. Davis will host the October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Andrew Jackson Post 87 at 605 Denny Street tomorrow at 7 45 p m. Associate hostesses are H A Cecil T J Underwood and J W McGuinn. New officers will be installed and full attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross H. Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Andrew Jackson Pc
Denny Street
Davis
H. A. Cecil
T. J. Underwood
J. W. McGuinn
Garden Club Council Meeting with Mrs Wall
The High Point Garden Club Council will meet with president Mrs B S Wall at 214 Hillcrest Drive Tuesday at 10 o'clock. All council members are asked to attend.
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High Point Garden Club Council
B. S. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Sorosis Meeting With Mrs Kirkman
Mrs J E Kirkman will entertain Sorosis club members at a regular meeting Friday at 3 o clock. The session will be held at her Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kirkman
Sorosis Club
Washington Street
Priscilla Club Plans Friday Meeting With Mrs Clark
The Priscilla club will gather at Mrs. H C Clark's home on Parkway Friday at three o'clock in the afternoon per a club secretary's announcement.
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Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Guilford College bound students and visitors online
James Parsons, Guilford College tennis champion, spent the weekend with his parents D H and Mrs Parsons as he traveled from Clinton South Carolina where he attended a three day tennis clinic Lyndon Wilson returned to Guilford College after a weekend with Floyd Wilson at 406 East Farriss Avenue Mr and Mrs J B Fink returned home after a ten day motor trip to Pensacola Florida and New Orleans Louisiana the trip covered 2500 miles Mrs Joe Brackett is a patient at Guilford General Hospital Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and son Karl of Mooresville were guests of J M Branham at Triangle Lake Mrs Archie Wright and her son Archie Jr are visiting relatives in Columbia South Carolina.
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James Parsons
Guilford College
D. H. Parsons
Clinton
S. C
Guilford
Lyndon Wilson
Mrs
Floyd Wilson
East Farriss Avenue
J. B. Fink
Cedron Avenue
Pensacola
Florida
New Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
Joe Brackett
Cable Street
Guilford General Hospital
Ralph Hall
Karl
Mooresville
J. M. Branham
Triangle Lake
Talk of Paris novelty swallows tall suit and umbrella
Paris fashion chatter swallows a fad that pairs high crowned suits with an umbrella prop. Critics say the ensemble tramples established style norms while merchants push quirky silhouettes and bold accessories for a season.
Illness Affects Local Residents and Family Update
Mrs. Lacy Bishop recovers at home on Tate Street after a serious bout of influenza. The community notes her improvement as she remains under care, with her spouse and family supporting her during convalescence.
Musical Art Club Sees Canceled Meeting
The Musical Art club will not meet this evening per an announced message from president Mrs. A. Sherrod on Saturday night.
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Musical Art Club
A. Sherrod
Jewish Council Meeting Wednesday Evening
The local Council of Jewish Women will meet Wednesday at eight o'clock hosted by Mrs. Harry Doctor at her Morris Street home with Mrs. Mike Clein assisting. All members are urged to attend this important gathering.
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Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Mike Clein
Local People Attend New York Convention
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Davis and C. E. Stuart of this city attend the National Association of Ice Industries convention in New York City from October 20 through 23. A complete report on the national advertising campaign will be given and plans set for this year. Officers credit the upturn in business to improved merchandising and the first aggressive national advertising effort.
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McKinley Davis
C. E. Stuart
National Association of Ice Industries
New York City
British Auto Industry as Major UK Consumer and Employer
The British automobile industry ranks as a top consumer of raw materials in the United Kingdom and is a leading employer second only to distributive trades. It contributes about one eleventh of the nation's tax revenue.
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United Kingdom
Marian Martin Pattern 9074 promotes school frock for girls
Pattern 9074 offers a double breasted frock with action pleats long or short sleeves and a surplice collar suited for school play or dress up. Size 2 4 6 8 and 14. yardage listed. order through The Enterprise Pattern Department New York with 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for both pattern and book.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Pilson Family Joint Birthday Dinner Highlights
Mr and Mrs Ford Pilson hosted a noon birthday dinner at 307 West Bay Street celebrating their son Jackie’s third birthday and honoring Mrs S E Pilson mother of Mr Pilson who marked her 79th birthday. About twenty five guests attended the joint celebration.
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Mrs. Ford Pilson
West Bay Street
Jackie
S. E. Pilson
Pilson
First Live Hunt At Sedgefield
The Sedgefield Hunt opens its season with the first live hunt on Saturday starting at 7 A M from Sedgefield stables. Members and invited guests are urged to attend and those planning to join should call Greensboro 7887 for mounts.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Greensboro
Taxi With Liquor Traps Captured In High Point
High Point police captured a Fresh Air taxi with two liquor traps last night though the driver escaped. The compartments held two pints of gin, one under the front floor boards and another under the rear seat. Officers did not recognize the driver and the taxi remained at the police station this morning.
Arrest of Thomas Clodfelter on liquor violation charge
Thomas Clodfelter age 22 of 204 Whittier street was arrested by police yesterday on a prohibition law violation after officers found 12 pints of liquor in an open field near the Rock Springs filling station on Highway 10A. Bond was set at 500 dollars and the case was scheduled for trial at the jury term starting tomorrow before Judge Lewis E Teague.
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Coldfelter
Thomas Clodfelter
Whittier Street
Rock Springs
Lewis E. Teague
Advice on dates for high school girls in school months
A reader asks Miss Mansfield about how often high school girls should date during the school year. The reply supports parental guidelines, noting health, sleep, and focus on education, and concludes the mother’s rule of two dates per week plus occasional parties is reasonable. The advisor urges cooperation with the mother.
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Miss Mansfield
Student focus and social life affect study effort
The passage notes that a student preoccupied with a tall handsome senior or social life may neglect lessons. It adds that a “grind” student might be unpopular and miss social chances, yet many students could apply themselves more closely to school work for definite advantage.
Granted that a reasonable amount of social activity
The fragment notes social activity and friendship with boys and girls as part of a broader context. It implies norms around interaction and companionship without detailing events, individuals, or outcomes. The text reads as a reflective aside within a larger discussion.
Encouraging Focus on School Work and Grades
The note urges students to show genuine interest in their education to reduce worries about social privileges. It emphasizes applying themselves to achieve grades that reflect solid scholarship and lift them beyond mere passing.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Remains Sought By Enterprise
All questions are addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Night of Frolic Sponsored by Jewish Ladies Aid
The Jewish Ladies Aid society will sponsor a Night of Frolic Tuesday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Sarah Wagger on Woodrow Avenue. The circle in charge has planned delightful entertainment with Mrs Al Swartz as chairman.
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The
Jewish Ladies Aid Society
Sarah Wagger
Woodrow Avenue
al Swartz
Miss Gladys Humble Birthday Honored in Asheboro Party
In Asheboro on October 19 Miss Gladys Humble celebrated her 20th birthday hosted by Mrs. Ben Humble and Mrs. Ralph Humble at Mrs. J. B. Humble’s South Park home. Ruth Way won a contest. fortunes were found in the birthday cake. refreshments followed with assist from Mrs. Allen Scott. The Friends church Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society met last week at Miss Belle Gray’s Hill Street home with Flora Black leading the program on Christian Unity.
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Asheboro
Ben Humble
Ralph Humble
J. B. Humble
South Park Street
Gladys Humble
Ruth Way
Allen Scott
The
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Belle Gray
Hill Street
Flora Black
Christian Unity
Fannie Johnson
Miss Ernestine Mabe Celebrates Twelfth Birthday
Miss Ernestine Mabe daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Mabe celebrated her twelfth birthday on Thursday October 15 with a party at her parents home. About twelve young friends attended and games were played.
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Ernestine Mabe
Edgar Mabe
Birthday Party Festooned With Gifts and Cake
Afternoon celebration featured guests admiring gifts and gathering in the dining room. A white cake with pink candles served as the centerpiece while ice cream and cake were enjoyed by attendees.
Traffic arrests highlight drunken driving and violations
In the last 24 hours police arrested three for driving drunk and one for hit and run. Three were cited for no driver's license, one for speeding, four for reckless driving, one for no taxi license, and six for other traffic violations. Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Friends Auxiliary
Allen Jay
Dr. Williamson
Garden Club Council
E. S. Wall
Sorosis
Mrs. Kirkman
Clark
Archie Wright
Archie, Jr
Columbia, S. C
Moffitt’s
Talk-Of-Paris
Rouff
Agnes
Paris
Marcel Rochas
Maria Guy
Jewish Council
Sedgefield
High Point Police
Jewish Ladies’ Aid
UMC
United Parrket
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