Harvest Festival and Dance at Emerywood Country Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a Harvest Festival and dance Saturday evening for members. Costumes featured farmer and farmerette outfits with overalls and gingham styles. Mrs. A L Stevens and Phil Warner stood out in mountaineer and farmer roles. A buffet supper, square dancing, and Johnny Gilbert and his orchestra provided lively entertainment. A bi weekly ladies bridge party is set for tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
A. L. Stevens
Phil Warner
Farmer
Johnny Gilbert
Paul Whiteman
Mrs. Smith and Miss Kirkman Honor Miss Wilson
Mrs. Claude Smith Jr. and Miss Claudie Kirkman hosted a bridge party at 1221 Cedron avenue to celebrate Miss LaVelle Wilson, a bride elect. Scores crowned Mrs. Talmadge Ellington top and Mrs. Walter Hutchens second. gifts included a crystal prize and a bridal set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith, Jr
Claudie Kirkman
Cedron Avenue
LaVelle Wilson
Howard J. Heinz
Audubon
N. J
Walter Hutchens
R. A. Wilson
Edythe Crooks
Nancy Smith
Martha Jarrett
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Barbara Phillips
Love Monday
Helen Smith
Maxine Hicks
Mesdames
Women Golfers Plan Mixed Foursome And Tea At Sedgefield
The Women's Piedmont Golf Association invites guests to a mixed Scotch two-ball foursome at Sedgefield Country Club on Friday October 28 at noon. Members may invite male partners. prizes include net and gross awards with trophies for the winning team. An informal tea will follow at Sedgefield Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Grill
Sr A
Musical Program At Allen Jay Tomorrow
A program of music and songs will be presented at the Allen Jay school Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock featuring Uncle Dave Macon and his son Dorris of Radio Station WSM. The duo, praised last year, returns with an entirely new program to benefit the gymnasium fund with a small admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Jay School
Dave Macon
Dorris
WSM
Dave
Opry
Allen Jay School
BPWC to Hold Tuesday Night Business Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet tomorrow evening at 7 15 at the Elwood hotel. President Mrs Oriana B James announced the non dinner session for all members to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Oriana B. James
Plant pollen lifespans vary from days to years
Some types of plant pollen survive only a few days while others persist for several years, showing a wide range in longevity across species and environmental conditions.
Glenn Russell Jr Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Glenn Russell hosted a Saturday afternoon surprise party at 310 Fourth Street to celebrate her son Glenn Russell Jr s tenth birthday. Guests included Charles Mann Jr Larry Armfield Jack Armfield Eunice Mae Thompson Betty Smith Bill Atkins Jean Armstrong Michared Crowder Nancy Barker Manford Key Jr Wilbur Mears Vernon Mears and Marie Russell with party favors for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Russell
Fourth Street
Glenn, Jr
Charles Mann, Jr
Larry
Jack Armfield
Eunice Mae Thompson
Betty Smith
Bill Atkins
Jean Armstrong
Michared Crowder
Nancy Barker
Manford Key, Jr
Wilbur
Vernon Mears
Marie Russell
Garys Return From Sister’s Washington Wedding
Mr and Mrs BE Gary and Sonny Gary returned from Washington DC after attending the wedding of Ruth Gary of Charlotte and Washington to James Fulton Fox of Wilmington Del and Washington. The ceremony was held Saturday evening at a local church with Mr Gary serving as an usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. R. Gary
Sonny’ Gary
Washington, D. C
Mr. Gary
Ruth Gary
Charlotte
Washington
James Fulton Fox
Wilmington
Del
Gary
Tea And Topics Club Gather at Mrs Clayton's Home
Mrs W F Clayton will entertain members of the Tea and Topics club at her home 223 Lindsay Street Thursday at 3 30 in the afternoon per an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clayton
Tea and
Lindsay Street
Correction: Gladys Darnell and Walter Norman Marriage
The Enterprise corrects a Sunday notice recording the marriage of Miss Gladys Virginia Darnell of this city to Walter Edward Norman of Elbertson Georgia and High Point. The ceremony occurred at Rev. C. N. Royal’s home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Gladys Virginia Darnell
Walter Edward Norman
Elbertson, Ga
High Point
Danville
C. N. Royal
Social Calendar entries for High Point clubs and events
A list of social meetings for Tuesday and Wednesday in High Point includes the Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Theta Sorority at Miss Elizabeth Hoffman’s home on White Oak street 7:30 p.m. The Duplicate bridge club meets at Emerywood Country club 7:45 p.m. Mrs D L Bouldin hosts Way side Garden club 10 a.m. with Duke faculty guest H L Blonquist. Bi weekly ladies bridge 3 p.m. at Emerywood country club no hostesses named. Altrusa dinner 6:30 p.m. at Sheraton with notes on Second District Huntington W Va. Business and Professional Women’s Club meets 7:15 p.m. at Elwood hotel not a dinner. Wednesday 3 p.m. Mrs R L Quigley hosts Twentieth Century study club 329 Monthey with program by Lamar McCallum. Tea and Topics 3:30 p.m. at Mrs W F Clayton Lindsay street 223. Priscilla club 3 p.m. at Mrs Fred Thomas Forest Hill drive bi weekly. 8:30 p.m. High Point Cooperative Concert Association initial fall concert at Junior high school auditorium featuring Marjorie Edwards violinist. newcomers may join by contacting Mrs R T Amos secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Sorority
High Point College
Elizabeth Hoffman
White Oak Street
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
D. L. Bouldin
Wayside
Johnson Street
H. L. Blonquist
Duke University
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Huntington
W. Va
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Marjorie Edwards
Mra
R. T. Amos
Berthing Rates Set For Steamers By Vessel Size
Berthing charges are listed by ship size with daily rates ranging from 250 dollars for a 1 500 ton steamer to 1 000 dollars for a 5 000 ton vessel. The schedule outlines the cost scale for dockage.
Junior Woman's Club Hears Mrs Boyd at Kernersville
Kernersville October meeting of the Junior Woman's Club features guest speaker Mrs Robert Boyd of Winston-Salem. Members discuss club affiliation with the General Federation and yearlong beautification projects for the club grounds and a rear park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Kernersville
Robt. Boyd
Winston-Salem
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Kathryn Bellamy
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Mary Edwards
Rose Linville
Richard Whitaker
General Federation
Clarence Stanley
Club
Robert Boyd
Ernest Kapp
Mission Study Session Of Local Missionary Society
The semi annual study class of the Missionary Society of the M E church convened Thursday at the church with Miss Mary Linville as superintendent. The opening prayer was by Mrs W C Stafford and a resume of the study book Rebuilding Rural America was given by the chapter method. Present were Mrs W C Stafford and Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
Mary Linville
W. C. Stafford
Rural America
Local Altrusans Step Up At District Meeting
High Point delegates led by Miss Lucile Johnston returned from Huntington West Virginia where the Second District Altrusa clubs held their annual meeting. New officers include Eva Wall Lucille McMurray Edith Nelson Marjorie Marshall Meliver Maida Adams. The banquet featured Miss Altizer and remarks on club objectives and international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Huntington
W. Va
Lucile Johnston
Lois Welborn
Marie Caddell
Edna Blake
Julia
Virginia Ryan
Mary Lou Rothrock
Mamie Rose McGinnis
Salisbury
High Point Altrusans
Caddell
Maida Adams
Gastonia
Miss Welborn
Miss Johnston
Eva Wall
Winston-Salem
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Lucille McMurray
Washington, D. C
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Marjorie Marshall Meliver
Altizer
Dessalee Ryan Dudley
Battle Creek
Mich
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
International Association
Chicago
Executive Board of
International
Mrs Pilson Honor Guest At Dinner On 81st Birthday
Mr and Mrs Ford Pilson hosted about 65 friends and relatives at 307 West Bay Street to honor Mrs E Pilson on her 81st birthday. A picnic style meal followed. Mrs J W Pilson spoke and photos were taken of Mrs Pilson, her children and grandchildren. Various out of town guests came from Dobson Ellerbe Winston Salem Kernersville Thomasville and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Pilson
West Bay Street
Roy Bray
Reggie Bray
Nancy
Mattie Hardee
Thomasville
Twentieth Century Study Club Meeting at Mrs Quigley Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet at 329 Montheun Avenue, the regu lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs Lamar Mc presenting the program. An earlier notice in the Sunday Enterprise incorrectly named Mrs McCallum.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
R. J. Quigley
Montheun Avenue
Circle 3 of Woman’s Missionary Society met at Justice home
The group gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J T Justice Sr house with Mrs Justice presiding as chair. Mrs Laura Story led the mission study and during social hour the hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J. T. Justice
Gate City White Shrine Benefit Ball at Sedgefield
Plans are complete for the Gate City Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Halloween Benefit Ball at Sedgefield on Friday night. Mrs. Bessie Howard serves as worthy high priestess and invites High Pointers to attend. proceeds aid work with the blind. Attendees may wear costumes. the annual event features John Peddicord and his orchestra with Reginald Marshall and Ann Tyree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Bessie Howard
Hallowe'en
John Peddicord
High Point
Reginald Marshall
Ann Tyree
Jamestown Ladies to Serve Supper at Church
Jamestown church ladies host a supper tomorrow evening from 6 to 8 o clock with a cordial invitation to the public. Highland church Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the church. Luncheon at Reformed Church Tuesday noon served 11 30 to 1 30 o clock. All day mission study class Thursday at Main Street church 10 a m to 3 p m with luncheon at 12 30. Lebanon church group presents three act comedy Where’s Grandma Friday at 8 p m admission goes to Ladies Aid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Reformed Church
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
The
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
New England
Main Street
Main Street M.B
R. M. Hauser
Greensboro
Lebanon Church
Priscilla Wayne
Wayne Sprague
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid
Local residents return from Charleston and Williamsburg
Mrs. Jake Froelich and Mrs. Alex Rankin Jr. returned Saturday night from a visit in Charleston West Virginia where they stayed with Mrs. Wilson Daveler formerly Miss Katharine Hayworth of this city. They also visited historic Williamsburg and other points of interest. O O Forrest, manager of Central Stone Works Inc, left yesterday for a business trip to Milbert on Georgia Stone Quarry and other points in the state before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Froelich
Alex Rankin, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Wilson Daveler
Katharine Hayworth
Williamsburg
Oo. W. Forrest
Central Stone Works, Inc
Miberton
Georgia
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Wayne Sexton at Asheboro Residence
A surprise shower given by Mrs Susan Kivette and Mrs Lewis Hughes honored Mrs Wayne Sexton before her marriage. About 25 guests arrived at 8 after a 7:30 gathering on Holly Avenue, with bingo, crystal prizes, a three tier cake, and white and green decorations.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Susan Kivette
Holly Avenue
Kivett
Lewis Hughes
Wayne Sexton
Isabelle Hughes
Odell Trogdon
Zeoia Dorsett
Walter Covington, Jr
Tom Nance
Glenn Holder
Opal
Best Music Lesson Builds Campfire Picnic Mood
Children finished a music lesson and spent the following month’s end gathering sticks for a campfire. They roasted marshmallows and hot dogs and enjoyed a simple picnic supper under clear skies.
Nell Maness Betts and George W Bullard wed at First Baptist
Mrs Nell Maness Betts and George W Bullard married Friday evening at the First Baptist parsonage in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev L B OBrien. The bride wore a basket weave grey suit Angora trim and a black felt hat with sweetheart roses as corsage. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Maness of Asheboro and has worked at McCrary Hosiery. Mr Bullard, son of the late Mr and Mrs B J Bullard, has served at Fort Bragg. The couple left for a short wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Maness Betts
George W. Bullard
First Baptist Church
L. B. O'Brien
Paul Maness
Asheboro
McCrary Hosiery Mills
Bullard
B. J. Bullard
Fort Bragg
Asheboro Girl Scouts Invite All to Silver Tea
The Asheboro Girl Scouts announce a Silver Tea Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 at the new Girl Scout hut. The event marks the hut’s opening and honors donors who helped fund it. M r. A. Fewell and Mrs Coffin will pour tea. no stories will be served by the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Girl Scouts
A. Fewell
Ha Coffin
G Scouts
Miss Edith Briles Hosts Allred Honorees at Ashlyn Hotel
A 20th century social event honors Mr Blanche Clayton Allred and Mr Virginia Ferree Allred at the Ashlyn hotel in Charleston W V. The ballroom is decorated with evergreen trees streamers and yellow crepe paper. Tables feature dahlias while a band from Winston Salem plays from 9 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Briles
Blanche Clayton Allred
Virginia Ferree Allred
Ashlyn
Fridavening
Allred
Earle
Sh Blin
Charleston
W. V
Miss Briles
Tommy Crans
J. B. Ward
James Webb
Lester Daniels
Winston-Salem
Autumn Club Meeting At Sunset Avenue Home
Mrs J A Caviness hosted the Friday Afternoon B club on Sunset avenue. Members admired autumn flowers in the room as Mrs T E Myatt reviewed And Tell Of Time by La Krey. Mrs TI C Moser discussed Dale Carnegie and articles on Bing Young Carrie Nation and Garbo. Hostess served salad and tarts after the program. visitors included Mrs Lou Lovett and Miss Carrie Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Caviness
Howe Sunset Avenue
T. E. Myatt
Progm
A. Ferree
la Krey
TI. C. Moser
Dale Carnegie
Bing Young
Carrie Nation
G Garbo
Lou Lovett
Carrie Cor
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Madeline Hoover, Coior
Eve
Alfred Riddick Greenwood
A. A. Greenwood
Miss Greenwood
Nell McMullan
Mrs. Smith
Miss Kirkman
Miss Wilson
Allen Jay
BPWC
Glenn Russell, Jr
Garys
Sister
Mrs Clayton
R. L. Quigley
Monthey
Lamar McCallum
Tea and Topics Club
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
VapoRub
Mary Armfield
Margaret Stafford
Jean Cochran
Madge
Sara Deaton
J. K. Fontaine
Nina Fontain
Emory G. West
New Hampshire
Florida
New Smyrna
West
Florida East Coast Railroad
Mrs. Pilson
Mrs. Quigley
White Shrine
Edward C. Brooks
Thelma Doris Mabe
W. M. Mabe
Star
Mr. Mabe
First Baptist
Dorothy Luck
Porter Pritchard
Misa Louise Swaim
Clarence Luck
Garland Lake Road
Raymond A. Teague
Annie Lou Myatt
Mamie Ruth Thompson
Skyrockets
Etta Lee Linberry
J. E. Slate
Stanton Clinic
Fayetteville
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
North Main Street
Montlew
Powell ON
Penney’s
Olga Thomas
New York Cornetiere
Penney's
Lew
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