Stag Club Hosts Season Opener at Jefferson Club
The Stag club near Greensboro entertained last night as boys and girls groups merged into one organization. Ralph Teague led the winning group with novelty Halloween prizes. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Leigh J. Harper and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Richardson. Hoyle Lopp is president with Lassie Neville as vice president.
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Stag Club
Jefferson Country Ub
Greensboro
Stag
Ralph Teague
Hallowe'en
Leigh J. Harper
A. M. Richardson
Hoyle Lopp
Lassie Neville
Claude Smith
Alene Lambe
Fern talk highlights native ferns of North Carolina
Dr L L Blomquist of Duke University lectured before the Wayside Garden Club at Mrs D L Bouldin's Johnson Street home on native ferns. He listed about 75 varieties, showed mounted specimens, and traced fern history noting soil preferences.
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R H.L Blomquist
North
Rolina
L. Blomquist
Dukeiversity
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Blomquist
North Carolina
C. B. Mattocks
J. E. Mareh
H. L. Blomquist
Durham
City
Wayside Garden Club
Chester Haworth
Seven Tables Of Bridge In Play At Club Party
Seven tables of contract bridge were in play at a bi weekly ladies party at the Emerywood Country club yesterday afternoon. Mrs Lee Shaner won the top score prize a double deck of bridge cards. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lee Shaner
Pattie Thomas
Sarah Tomlinson
Margaret Griggs
Dorothy McDonald
O. A. Kirkman
W. E. Mitchell
Howard Marsh
James B. Lovelace
Kenneth Redman
F H. Hallenbeck
A. M. Utley
C. S. Lehman
Jesse Washburn
Valette J. Harris
Thomas Turner
James Armstrong
J. A. Morris
Robert Sheloff
E. R. Lyon
W. D. Simmons
Lee Shener
F. G. Watkins
Loyd Flythe
R. L. Brinson
Paul W. Casey
John Walker
Tom Kearns
Paul Adams
Social Calendar Highlights Thursday to Friday Activities
Social calendar lists Tea and Topics with Mrs. Clayton at 223 Lindsay Street on Thursday at 3 30 p m Priscilla club at Mrs. Fred Thomas 906 Forest Hill Drive Friday at 8 p m High Point Cooperative Concert Association opens its Fall season at the Junior High School auditorium featuring violinist Marjorie Edwards Newcomers can join via secretary Mrs R T Amos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Marjorie Edwards
R. T. Amos
Altrusan Dinner Meeting Reviews Convention Reports
Twenty seven members and one visitor attended the Altrusa club dinner in Huntington West Virginia. Miss Lucile Johnston presided as president and district reports were given by members who attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Huntington
West Va
Sheraton Hotel
Lucile Johnston
Marie Caddell
Lois Welborn
Caddell
Mary Lou Rothrock
Julia
Virginia Ryan
Edna Blake
High Point
Mary Camp Sprinkle
Moyer Mendenhall
Thomasville
Local Business Women Meet Dress Pinehurst Council
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Elwood hotel to announce the Mid Year Council of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs set for Pinehurst November 5-6. National president Miss Earline White will speak. local representation includes President Mrs. Oriana B. James. The meeting opened at 7 15 with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Pinehurst
Earline White
Senate
Washington, D. C
Oriana B. James
Church and Society Notes From Wesley Memorial Area
Local church groups announce meetings and events this week. Wesley Memorial Sunday school officers and teachers convene at 7 30 this evening at Mrs. W R Morrow's home 104 Brentley circle. Ward Street Epworth League plans Hallowe en party at Mrs Fred Carroll s Hodgin street Saturday 7 30 with costume theme. First Baptist Home and Extension Department holds quarterly meeting Thursday at 7 30 at the church. visitors urged to submit reports. Lottie Holden Bible class meets tomorrow at Mrs A A Ingram s Best street 3 pm.
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Wesley Memorial Ss
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
W. R. Morrow
Brentley Circle
Ward ST
First Baptist Home and Extension
First Baptist Church
Lottie Holden
Garden clubs invited to hear home expert Friday
High Point garden club members are invited to the Friday session of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards. Miss Elizabeth Gordon of Good Housekeeping Studio will speak at 9 45 at the Sheraton hotel on A Woman Looks At A House followed by a round table. A sound motion picture will be shown.
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High Point
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
Elizabeth Gordon
Good Housekeeping Studio of Architecture, Building and Furnishing
New York City
Miss Gordon
Sheraton Hotel
Gordon
Garden Club Council
Miss Ruth Henley Addresses Business Girls' Club
Miss Ruth Henley former High Point college teacher and now physician in Winston Salem spoke informally to the Business and Professional Girls' club at the Y W C A hut last evening. She was introduced by Miss Lucille Browne and demonstrated with chalk drawings. Henley came with her sister Miss Marjorie Henley, a guest. Mrs Grace Deviney presided and Alma Andrews directed the program. Twenty six members attended with two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henley
High Point College
Winston-Salem
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Lucille Browne
High Point
Marjorie Henley
Grace Deviney
Alma Andrews
Planning Fall Outing And Visitation Night Notes
High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with twelve district chapters invited. A weiner roast is planned for November 1 at Mrs Ida Kimble’s Welborn street home. Kaufman Brydon chapter 87 of Danville Va sends an invitation for a grand matron visit on November 5. a banquet at Hotel Burton is set for 6 30 PM. Ruth Williams presided. twenty two members and one visitor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ida Kimble
Welborn Street
Kaufman-Brydon
Danville
Burton
Ruth Williams
Miss Virginia Ward Honored At Private Dance In Thomasville
Miss Virginia Ward of High Point was honored at a private dance in Thomasville hosted by Lois Lambeth and Opal Daniels at the American Legion hut. The Halloween decor featured orange and black, with dahlias, confetti, and a popular orchestra providing music from ten to two. About 215 guests from High Point Kernersville and Thomasville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lois Lambeth
Opal Daniels
American Legion
Virginia Ward
High Point
Misa Ward
Kernersville
Moose meeting speaker urges youth upbuilding and action
Prof. M. T. Lambeth, principal of the Junior high, addressed the Loyal Order of Moose urging cooperation in youth upbuilding. Introduced by E. D. Hedrick, he emphasized living by example over telling youth what to do and noted the century's confusion and need for fellowship. A larger attendance marked the event following a prior campaign inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Lambeth
Loyal Order of Moose
E. D. Hedrick
Readers urged to ID Rooney scenes in Paramount contest
Paramount Theatre hosts a movie contest tied to the sea scar thrill hit Stablemates. Readers clip five Mickey Rooney scenes from The Enterprise and name the source films. Prizes include passes to the theater and two tickets to see Rooney with Wallace Beery in Stablemates. Winners announced in the Enterprise.
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Paramount Theater
Enterprise
Mickey Rooney
Paramount
Wallace Beery
Farewell Parties In High Point Honor Departing Residents
Mrs. Hiram Armentrout hosts a bridge luncheon at 420 Edgedale Drive to honor Mrs. Harry Lindeman leaving for Spartanburg. Later, Mrs. Lindeman and Mrs. Roy Strotz will be honored at Mrs. Clyde T. Shaner’s home 522 Parkway with three tables of duplicate bridge.
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Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
Bridge
Harry Lindeman
Spartanburg
8. C
Lindeman
Roy Strotz
High Point
Charlotte
Clyde T. Shaner
John C. Abela
Duplicate Bridge Club
Strotz
Shaner
Parkway
Red Cross To Hold Regional Meeting In Charlotte
The Red Cross regional conference for western North Carolina will meet in Charlotte tomorrow. Attending High Point are Mrs. Annette Coltrane and Mesdames W. T. Powell John Clinard Jr. and D. A. Rawley. A Junior Red Cross session will be held tomorrow with Esther Marie Free, a Elm Street School sixth grader, giving a talk.
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Red Cross
North Carolina
Charlotte
High Point
Annette Coltrane
Mesdames W. T. Powell
John Clinard, Jr
D. A. Rawley
Esther Marie Free
Elm Street School
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Jennie Chandler
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Chandler were conducted at Fair Grove M F P church near Brown Summit Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock by Dr C W Bates the service drew a large number of friends and relatives The church choir sang Abide With Me Shall We Gather At The River and What a Friend We Have In Jesus Pallbearers were F D Conley C H White Carl Lanier Glenn Lambert W B Taylor and W W Kendall associates of W P Chandler and connected with Imperial Life Insurance Company Interment was in the church cemetery A short service was held at the home 1305 Franklin Street led by Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church and his choir sang Safe In The Arms Of Jesus and Precious Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Chandler
Fair Grove M
Brown Summitt
C. W. Bates
Jesus
F. D. Conley
C. H. White
Carl Lanier
Glenn Lambert
W. B
Citizens Urged to Display Flags for Flag Day
Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion asks business establishments and citizens to display flags tomorrow for Flag Day. The day has no formal nationwide celebration though flags are commonly shown in public.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Questions mount over proposed hydro plant in High Point
Fred Flagler letters The Enterprise with figures on Duke Power payments and city finances. He asks six questions about savings, taxes for 1940 41, tax collection on Duke assets, payroll impact, out of town advantages, reliability emergencies, and pole maintenance binding with the city.
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the Enterprise
Duke Power
High Point
Neral Fund
Duke Power Company
Linden Street
Southern Avenue
Duke Company
High Nnt
Emene
Duke
We Ae
Duke Power Co
Fred Flagler
Miss Gladis Kivett Sees Improving Health In Hospital
Miss Gladis Kivett is improving satisfactorily at Burrus Memorial Hospital where she has been a patient since last Thursday for treatment.
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Gladis Kivett
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Farewell Party Honors Miss Frances Wolfe in Kernersville
Miss Frances Wolfe receives a farewell party hosted by Miss Louise Bellamy in Kernersville as she to moves to Salisbury next week. Guests enjoy contests and a candy prize, while master George Bellamy presents gifts. A Moravian speaker Miss Hilda Gysin addresses church audiences with stories of the Leper Home in Surinam.
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Frances Wolfe
Kernersville
Louise Bellamy
Salisbury
Betty Lou Williams
Betsy Jane Ring
George Bellamy
Kathryn Bellamy
Miss Wolfe
Lucy Cummings
Avelle Michael
Dorothy Linville
Marguerite Kerner
Hilda Gysin
Dutch Guiana
Kernersville Moravian Church
Miss Gysin
Surinem
Edger Shore
Stone Host Dinner in Honor of Carl Hudson Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stone hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hudson of Winston-Salem whose September 4 marriage was recently announced. Hudson, formerly Miss Evelyn Stone, sister of Mr. Stone, will soon move to Wilmington. guests included the honor couple and Mr. and Mrs. Gray.
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Hudson
Wilmington
J. G. Crouch
Danville, Va
Selma Stone
Leakaville
Alice Arerson
Hardin
Winston-Salem
C. A. Stone
Carl Hudson
Evelyn Stone
Mr. Stone
Mrs. Hudson
Gray
Women of Moose Convene Tonight for Key Meeting
Mrs Willard Evans senior regent says the Women of the Moose hold an important business meeting this evening at 7 30 at the Moose Hall all members are urged to attend.
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Willard Evans
Women of the Moose
the Moose Hall
Washington Council To Have Hallowe'en Party
Washington Council number four Daughters of America host a Hallowe en party October 27 at the hall 310 North Main Street. Members are urged to attend in costume and mask.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
North Main Street
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Pac Club
Jefferson Club
Emelas Badd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Thomas E. Dodamead
Gatewood Ave
Altrusan
Prof
Lambeth
Moose
Star OF
Jack Watson
Leslie Watson
Dillon
D. C
J. R. Blackwell
Dolores Fagg
Philip Korner
Phil Korner, Jr
D. L. Donnell
Oak Ridge
Polly Dore Donnell
Lanier Donnell
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. P
Clay Parrish
Hallowe'en Party
Good Housekeeping Bureau
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
Montlew
Shoe Store, Inc
South Main St
Teerene
Tae
United Market Fresh
North Main
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