Miss Wilson Bride Elect Toasted by Kearns and Crowder Tale
Miss LaVelle Wilson, the November bride elect, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns and Miss Edythe Crooks at 208 Lindsay Street. Chrysanthemums, china slippers, and bridal motifs adorned four tables with prizes won by Mrs. Claude Smith Jr. and Mrs. Talmadge Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Edythe Crooks
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Claude Smith
Talmadge Ellington
Miss Wilson
Mesdames Talmadge Ellington
Walter Hutchens
Margaret Taylor
Robert Cooke
Kelmo Gomo
A. G. Ellington, Jr
Martha Jarrett
Barbara Phillips
Claudine Kirkman
Nancy Smith
Lorene Plummer
Love Monday
Larry Yourt
Reidsville
Sarah Allen Barnes
Greensboro
R. A. Wilson
Aubry Bowers Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Mrs. J. A. Bowers honored her son Aubry on his second birthday with a party. Guests included George Setzer Charles Vaughn Betty Jean Moore Toby Reddick Betsy Wardell Ronnie Falls Ronnie Currant Bobby Briggs and Aubry. Dainty refreshments were served and group pictures taken amid toys and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bowers
Aubry
F. A. Burton
George Setzer
Charles Vaughn
Betty Jean Moore
Toby Reddick
Betsy Wardell
Ronnie Falls
Ronnie Currant
Bobby Briggs
Social Calendar for Tuesday to Friday Events
The Altrusa club hosts a dinner meeting at the Sheraton with notes from the Second District meeting in Huntington. The Business and Professional Women's club holds a non dinner meeting at the Elwood hotel. Mrs. Quigley hosts Twentieth Century study club at her home. Tea and Topics meets at Mrs. Clayton’s home. The Priscilla club gathers at Mrs. Thomas’s home for bi weekly talks. The High Point Cooperative Concert Association opens its fall series at the junior high school auditorium featuring Marjorie Edwards. Newcomers may join by contacting Mrs. R T Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
C. F. Tomlinson
R. T. Amos
Cooperative Association
Tom
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Huntington
W. Va
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
R. I. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Monthey
Lamar McCallum
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Marjorie Edwards
Mra
Church and Study Groups Gather Across City
Calvary M E Church Mollie Phipps class meets tonight at 7 at Mrs Elmer Sextons 813 Cable Street. Stephens Bible Study for Wednesday at 3 at Mrs C C Hooks 207 Parkway. Wesley Memorial Mothers class convenes tonight at 7 30 at Mrs J A Hardison 720 West Broad Street with Mrs R F Pendergrass as associate host. Main Street Methodist Auxiliary serves luncheon 11 30 to 1 tomorrow in church basement offering chicken pie green beans creamer potatoes slaw cake with lemon sauce rolls and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Phipps
Mollie Phipps Thilathea
Calvary M. E. Church
Elmer Sexton
Cable Street
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
J. A. Hardison
West Broad Street
R. F. Pendergrass
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street Methodist Church
Duplicate Club Gives Party For Mrs Lindeman
The Duplicate Bridge club held a farewell party at Emerywood Country club for Mrs Harry Lindeman who plans to move to Spartanburg on November first. Tables ran in the ladies lounge amid fall flowers as Mr Capus Waynick and Mrs Waynick earned the top watch points. Members presented a traveling case as a parting gift and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
Harry Lindeman
Spartanburg
Capus Waynick
Altrusans To Hear Convention Reports
The Second District Altrusa Clubs annual meeting in Huntington W Va over the weekend will be summarized by seven club representatives led by president Miss Lucile Johnston and district rep Miss Lois Welborn. Mrs Marie Caddell will also report on her official representation. The group will present at a 6 30 dinner in the Sheraton room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Clubs
Huntington
W. Va
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lucile Johnston
Lois Welborn
Marie Caddell
Sheraton Room
Dinner Bridge in Greensboro For Miss Poole
Miss Ruth Poole, recently announced to wed John Lambuth Bogle, was honored at a Greensboro dinner bridge hosted by Mrs. Sarah Cartland. Twelve guests enjoyed a three course meal and bridge, with Mrs. Co F Howland winning high score and Miss Margaret Poole second. Traveling honors went to Miss Margaret Hedrick. the club presented silver in Poole’s pattern. A second social bridge will be hosted by Mrs. Mercer Bruce and Miss Brite Baker Rawson tomorrow evening at Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Poole
John Lambuth Bogle
Winston-Salem
Durham
Letitian Club
Sarah Cartland
Greensboro
Co. F. Howland
Margaret Poole
Margaret Hedrick
Miss Poole
Martha Turner
C. Peterson
W. E. Armstrong
Reidsville
Frank Holmes
Mercer Bruce
Robert Williams
Robert Davis
Jack Wisenburg
C. F. Howland
Brite Baker Rawson
Mrs. Bruce
Colonial Drive
Green McDowell Wedding Vows Announced Here
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hazel Greene to Paul McDowell of Archdale was made here. The ceremony occurred in Bruce H. Carraway’s office on Saturday October 22. The bride wore a black suit with white accessories and talisman rose corsage. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W R Greene of Star. McDowell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. McDowell of Allen Jay and is employed at High Point Furniture. They will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Greene
Paul McDowell
Archdale
Bruce H. Carraway
W. R. Greene
Star
McDowell
Allen Jay
High Point Furniture Company
Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Plan Late November Homecoming
Alpha Theta Psi alumnae gathered at Miss Elizabeth Hoffman’s home to discuss Homecoming Day at High Point College set for late November. The meeting featured Halloween games and a salad course as members including Mesdames Farrell, Carter, Wardell, Koonts, Jennings, and Misses Jarrell, Smith, Browne, Raper, Adams, Weber, Laurie, Ross, Nash attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Alpha Theta Psi
Elizabeth Hoffman
White Oak Street
Frank Farrell
W. J. Carter
Honor Wardell
Archie Koonts
John Jennings
Jrn
Annie Leo Jarrell
Vera Smith
Lucille Browne
Helen Raper
Ina MeAdams
Ora Mae
Hazel Weiborn
Annie Laurie
Address questions to Mar jorie Mansfield for The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send problems and questions to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in the newspaper’s columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Business Women Meet Tonight at Elwood Hotel
The Business and Professional Women's Club calls all members to an important meeting tonight at 7 15 at the Elwood hotel. The session will be non dinner and is announced by president Mrs Oriana B James.
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Business
Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Oriana B. James
Letters of Love and Parental Heat Clash in Small Town
A young woman recounts her broken engagement to a childhood sweetheart and her subsequent feelings for another man. Her father reacts with anger and threats after learning of the affair and potential plans to move back to town. She seeks guidance on how to tell the new love and to avoid public embarrassment.
Miss Edna Moon Weds Rex Carter In Ceremony Here
Miss Edna Moon and Rex Carter were married Saturday at 8 pm in a simple ceremony at Rankin Memorial M. Prchurch with Rev. Edw. Suits officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moon, wore Wally blue and pink rosebud corsage. Carter is the son of Mrs. W. T. Carter and the late Mr. Carter of Farmer, and works for National Convoy and Trucking Co. They reside at 307 English Street.
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Edna Moon
Rex Carter
Rankin Memorial
M. Prchurch
Edw. Suits
Wally Blue
J. J. Moon
Bear Creek
High Point
N. L. Garner Insurance Agency
Mr. Carter
W. T. Carter
Farmer
National Convoy and Trucking Company
English Street
Advice on handling a father in a betrothal dilemma
The writer counsels a daughter to reveal the full story to her suitor and father to avoid embarrassment from a jilted romance. A calm, friendly approach is recommended to ease the father’s concerns while guiding the bride toward a discreet union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Oak View Adult Education Class Meeting Rescheduled
The Oak View Adult Education class will meet at the school Wednesday evening October 26 at seven oclock. The date change was made because the original Friday session conflicted with a Halloween social at the school.
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Oak View
Oak View Adult Education
Hallowe'en
Movie Memory Contest Seeks Winners for Stablemates Promotion
The Enterprise invites readers to enter a film memory contest tied to Stablemates starring Mickey Rooney and Wallace Beery. Players must identify titles from five scenes published daily and mail or drop off entries at the Paramount Theater for a chance at six prizes including a weeks’ pass and movie tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Rooney
Wallace Beery
Enterprise
Paramount Theater
Mickey R
Paramount
Rooney
McKenney On Bridge Self-Examination Series Introduced
A New York note introduces a 24 day bridge self assessment program starting with a 100 point score. Four key technique points per problem deduct 10 points per missed point. The piece cites Cavendish club in New York where top players spar, noting a freak deal where many contracts in spades failed after unusual ruffing and singleton aces play.
Hidden Motive in a Love Triangle Revealed
The speaker contemplates a bold move to announce an engagement to another man before the couple arrives. The advice suggests revealing the full story to gauge the other man’s feelings and commitment.
Sewanee Province Episcopal Church Holds Open Synod
Winston-Salem reports the 16th synod of the Sewanee province of the Protestant Episcopal Church opens at St. Pauls Episcopal Church tonight with 300 to 400 bishops clergymen and laymen expected including Bishop Henry St. George Tucker presiding bishop and Bishop Thomas C. Durst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Sewanee
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Henry St. George Tucker
National Church
Thomas C. Durst
Stag Club Hosts Private Dance at Greensboro Clubhouse
The Stag club conducts its first dance since formation at the Jefferson Standard clubhouse in Greensboro. A large crowd is expected for the event starting at 9:30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Jefferson Standard
Greensboro
North Carolina Cotton Classing Shows Organized Communities
County farm agents report 22 well organized one variety cotton communities in North Carolina. Nine communities are now using the cotton classing and market news service as explained by J A Shanklin extension cotton specialist at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
J. A. Shanklin
State College
Claims health injured by attempted abortion suit
Mozelle Steele seeks $60,000 damages from Keith Beaty alleging he procured an abortion attempt that harmed her health. The trial drew attention as Beaty alleged city detective chief Frank Littlejohn and U S marshal Charles Price offered to hush up the case for $5,000, which they denied. Two witnesses testified Beaty offered a man $50 to testify falsely against Miss Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Steele
Beaty
Charles II Sought to Suppress English Coffee Houses
The article notes that Charles II of England labeled coffee houses as hotbeds of political intrigue and tried to suppress them, reflecting the crown's concern over public discourse and influence from these social centers.
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Charles II of England
Domino Club Meets At Hutchens Home Tonight
The Domino Club will meet this evening at 7 30 at 208% Lindsay Street with Mrs Walter Hutchens presiding. The announcement was made this morning and attendees will gather at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Domino Club
Walter Hutchens
Greensboro College Riders Win Honors in Horseshow
Special to The Enterprise Greensboro College showed strong presence at the Guilford County fair grounds horseshow on Saturday at 7 o clock. Miss LaVon Osborne from Independence Virginia took second, Miss Helen Davis of High Point placed third, Miss Frances Smathers of Asheville fourth, Miss Ruth Slocumb of Goldsboro fifth, and Miss Kathryn Goode of Asheville sixth in the college class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro College
Guilford County Fairgrounds
LaVon Osborne
Independence
Virginia
Helen Davis
High Point
Frances Smathers
Asheville
Ruth Slocumb
Goldsboro
Kathryn Goode
Turkey crop to rise 3.7 percent this year
The American turkey crop is projected to be about 3.7 percent larger than last year, according to C. J. Maupin, extension poultryman at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Ralbeigh
C. J. Maupin
Extension Poultryman
State College
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in Creamery and Butter Markets
Chicago markets report butter at 811 159 steady, creamery firsts at 88-89 score and 23 24, prices unchanged for ages 3 388. The round of figures shows stable price levels across dairy products with minimal movement.
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Chicago
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Crowder
Kathleen Parlow
Marjorie
Berkshire
Town Hall
New York
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
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Montlieu
Aubrey Bowers
Sally
Sally Rand
Los Angeles
Cheryl Goodwin
Center
Hazel Drain
Duplicate Club
Miss Mansfield
Pappa
Aoul
Ren
Mis. Bodie
Cromer Bodie
Thomasville
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wy Brand
McKenney
Rubber—N. & S. Vul
South
North
Cavendish Club
South Hand
Opp South
West
East
Episcopal Church
Eas
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Ceate
Cate
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Ener
Nat Walker
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