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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1929

Page

7

Mrs Vestal Hosts Bridge Party In Lexington

Mrs Willis Vestal hosted a Parkview apartment bridge party in Lexington on Tuesday morning honoring her sisters Mrs G B McClelland and Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Albany Georgia. Guests shared a two course luncheon after three tables of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs C C Wall and Mrs Roy Sheffield among others.

Lexington Willis Vestal Parkview Apartments Miss Jordan C. C. Wall W. B. Hunt Roy Sheffield Jane McClelland McClelland Jordan Forl Brinkley Woodrow MccKay W. D. Robertson J. L. Gordon J. M. Gamewell W. QO. Burgin Mary Raper

High Point Couple Plans Future in Guilford Schools

Point College teacher and her suitor from High Point announce their marriage, with the groom connected to Consolidated Mirror. The couple, popular locally, look forward to life in High Point as they begin new paths in education and industry.

Social Roundup of Visitors and Travelers Arrive in High Point

A lengthy column lists visitors and residents returning home or visiting High Point. Names include Miss Genevieve Moore, Miss Alice Close of Chattanooga, Miss Alita Harper of Winston-Salem, Miss Flossie Foster of Salisbury, Miss Helen Osborne, Miss Mary Badger Boyrum, Mrs. Mary Adams and children, and many others visiting relatives in Virginia, North Carolina, and nearby states. Several families plan trips to Atlanta, New York, Washington, D. C., and Florida, while students and staff prepare for school terms and university studies.

Carolina State College Sigma Psi Imperial Furniture Company N. A. Brewer Mitchell College A. R. Beck Newton John L. Vickery Billy Holcombe Leona Mabel Hazel Carter Columbia S. C W. G. Carter Salisbury Frank Carter Ruth Mary Gamble Davidson J. T. Boulton Harold McMahan Charlie Hodgin

Regent Bride Honoree At Party

In Asheboro on August 31 Mrs. Louella Lovett and her daughters hosted two social affairs in honor of Mrs. Clarence Lovett a bride this month. A bridge luncheon began at ten and ended with luncheon at 12:30 with extra guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Shafter Ferree Mrs. EB Hedrick and Mrs. M G Edwards.

Asheboro Louella Lovett

Bridge Dinner Honors Bride Elect With Gifts and Games

A bride was presented with a rhinestone necklace at a social compliment while a bridge dinner Thursday evening used twelve tables. Summer flowers in jars and baskets framed the setting as Mrs. Edwin Morris and Mrs. Bingham won prizes after an hour of games. Adelaide Armfield, the bride elect, received lingerie and a card table for the honoree.

Edwin Moreris Bingham Adelaide Armfield

Charming bridge party honors Miss Adelaide Armfield bride elect

A nine table bridge affair at the Country club honored Miss Adelaide Armfield, bride elect. Mrs. W. C. Idol and Miss Eleanor Idol hosted the event in High Point on Wednesday afternoon, presenting Miss Armfield a pair of crystal vases filled with asters.

Adelaide Armfield W. C. Idol Eleanor Idol High Point Armfield

At Home Honors for Mrs Lovett and Miss Armfield

Invitations are sent to Asheboro and nearby towns for an at home event Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs Clarence Lovett and Miss Adelaide Armfield hosted by Mrs Wm C Hammer and Mrs Hal W Walker. Miss Jane Pratt and Miss Victoria Vodila of Washington will share honors.

Asheboro Clarence Lovett Adelaide Armfield Wm. C. Hammer Hal W. Walker Jane Pratt Victoria Vodila Washington

Rock party hosted by Lew Allen and Presnell couple

Friday afternoon Mrs. J T Lew Allen and Mrs Q O I Presnell hosted a rock party at Mrs Presnell's home. Four tables were set in the living room for rock. Prize went to Mrs John Ingram with consolation to Mrs W A Coffin.

J. T. Lewallen QO. I. Presnell

Bridge party at Salisbury street hosted by Mrs Presnell

Mrs O L Presnell entertained a two table bridge club and guests Friday night at her Salisbury street home. Miss Mary Moffitt won high score prize. Mrs W A Underwood won consolation. Guests who received prizes included Mrs Hubert Richardson Greensboro, Mrs Wm McCord Shelby, Mrs James Covington Rockingham, and Mrs White guest of Mrs Shafter Ferree.

C. F. Parrish A. Lee Gibson Goldston Sherman Swaim Lillie Hepler Eva Griffith Kathryn James Irma Roper Chappie Patterson C. E O. L. Presnell Salisbury Street Mary Moffitt W. A. Underwood Hubert Richardson Greensboro Wm. McCord Shelby James Covington Rockingham White Shafter Ferree

Bridge Tea With Four Tables Hosted by Mrs Presnell

Mrs Presnell entertained Saturday afternoon with four tables of bridge. Fay Ingram won the high score prize while Adelaide Armfield received the low score and also a bride elect gift. An unusually attractive salad course was served.

Mrs. J. E. Pritchard Hosts Summer Socials

Mrs. J. E. Pritchard entertained Miss Blanche Hardy of Enfield and a group of young ladies at her North Fayetteville street home Friday evening and again Tuesday afternoon for sewing in her honor. About twenty ladies attended the informal events with light refreshments served amid abundant summer flowers.

Blanche Hardy Enfield J. E. Pritchard Fayetteville Street

Miss Donnie Curry Hosts Lively Holly Grove Party

Miss Donnie Curry entertained many young friends at her parents home in Holly Grove on Wednesday evening in honor of cousins John Richard Williams of Winston-Salem and Paul Carter of Thomasville. After lawn games guests enjoyed ice cream and cake with Dixie cups as favors.

Donnie Curry W. L. Curry Holly Grove John Richard Williams Winston-Salem Paul Carter Thomasville

Community Birthday Dinner at Swing Home

A large turnout gathered at the home of Misses Mary and Maggie Swing last Sunday for a lawn dinner. Attendees celebrated multiple local residents’ birthdays with a sumptuous meal on a table set outside.

Mary Maggie Swing

Legion and Auxiliary Members Attend State Convention

Among Lexington members of the American Legion and Auxiliary at the state convention were Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Shumway, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Disher, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Foust, Mrs. Virginia Shelton, Miss Maud Mays, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Cliff DeLapp, Mrs. Minnie Layden, Miss Hattie Walker, Miss Ruth Owen as page, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kincheloe, O. M. Hedrick, Wade H. Phillips, and Harvey Hunt.

Lexington American Legion The American Legion M. H. Shumway Arvil Disher J. W. Foust Virginia Shelton Maud Mays Charles Young Cliff DeLapp Minnie Layden Hattie Walker Ruth Owen Page James A. Leonard C. W. Kincheloe O. M. Hedrick Harold Cecil Wade H. Phillips Harvey Hunt

Luncheon Guests From Albany and Lexington

Mrs. W. B. Hunt hosted a Friday luncheon at Reynolds Grill in Winston-Salem with guests Mrs. G. B. McClelland Miss Jane McClelland and Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Albany Georgia and Mrs. Roy Sheffield and Mrs. Woodrow McKay of Lexington.

W. B. Hunt Reynolds Grill Winston-Salem G. B. McClelland Jane McClelland Elizabeth Jordan Albany, Ga Roy Sheffield Woodrow McKay Lexington

Miss Marley Returns To Church Work After Illness

Miss Madge Marley, special worker for the First Presbyterian church, has recovered from an appendicitis operation in a Greensboro hospital and returned to this city to resume work with the local church.

Madge Marley First Presbyterian Church Greensboro

Bridge Luncheon Honors Albany Guests at Hillcrest Home

Mrs Roy Sheffield hosted a bridge luncheon at Hillcrest Drive on Wednesday to honor Mrs Willis Vestal's visitors Mrs G B McClelland and Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Albany GA. Luncheon followed by bridge at two tables. high score earned by Mrs Frank Holton with a novelty match holder. Guests included Mrs Willis Vestal Mrs Folt Brinkley Mrs W B Hunt Mrs Woodrow McKay and Mrs Ira Brinkley.

Roy Sheffield Hillcrest Drive Willis Vestal G. B. McClelland Elizabeth Jordan Albany Vestal McClelland Miss Jordan Frank Holton Folt Brinkley W. B. Hunt Woodrow McKay Ira Brinkley

Miss Mae Zimmerman Visits Washington D C and Historic Sites

Miss Mae Zimmerman returns to her Midway area home after a week in Washington D C with Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman and Charlotte High Point visiting a Washington relative. They toured Mount Vernon Pen Mor Waynesboro Pettysburg Louray Caverns then traveled home joined by Mr and Mrs R L Perryman and son Robert visiting Lexington area relatives.

Mae Zimmerman Midway Washington, D. C T. R. Zimmerman Charlotte High Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Dangerfield Dillingham Mrs. Vestal Dmiss Marley H. E. Olive Frank Hill Ed Layden Beatrice Laura Veigh McCulloch J. C. Hodges Bobbie Edith Barbee Ora Martin Kannapolis Thomas Martin Clara Martin Alto, Ga Clyde Hunter Statesville Joe Ralph Frye Mocksville Susie Yokeley Blanch Berrier Annie Mae Williams Mary Ellen Anderson Davidson Hospital St. John’s Lutheran Church Katherine Lucile Beaver Archie Eaird Lanier Beth- Eden Hazel Lanier Schubert Elizabeth Cowan Fred Young Kinston William Cone Lynn Miller Lois Johnson Paul Michael Kernersville Jessie Beaver Hugh Beaver Glenn Eugene Michael Paul Lanier William Cope Miss Johnson Mrs. Cope Michael Miss Beaver Harold Fowler Johanna Hill Virginia Lucille Carter Delphinium Ernest Lynn Brady, Jr Patricia Jeanne Beaver John Stephen Amberger Robert Nooe MacDowell Coortly Mendelssohn N. A. Beaver L. L. Lanier West Washington Street Elsie Gates Eugene Pierre Ingram West Washington J. P. Stevens Engraving CO Peachtree Street Atlanta Georgia Stevens Genevieve Moore Black Mountain Alice Close Chattanooga Tenn Archie Myatt Alita Harper Winston- Salem Helen Reich Flossie Foster Helen Osborne Dorothy Franklin Pinecroft Mary Badgerr Boyrum Sherrill Ford Mary Adams Douglas and Doris Gold Virginia J. A. Ludwick MecCormick, D. C J. D. Green R. P. Long Melba Martha Jane Blue Ridge Mountains Arthur A. Oliver Tennessee Alabama Mary Simmons University of Kansas Louise Salsbury Carrie Braxton Grace Riley Jackson, Tenn Mary Jane Jackson Master Junior Jackson New York Mrs Andrew Lindsay Little Sohn, Bobby Mrs. Lindsay Paulette Farmville, Va Mable Barker Mable Teague Atlantic City Jessie Robertson Houston, Tex Nell and Elizabeth Adams North Main Street John Puckett and Son Preston Petersburg Arthur Ellison James W. Lewis Giles Upshur Eastville, Va F. C. Gomo Muriel Bernie and Kellman New England States E. M. Howerton Baltimore D. W. Ayers Orangeburg Greenway Drive S. M. Baylor Isabel Baylor Hendersonville Gatewood Avenue C. C. Prince Atlanta, Ga T. D Weld Gordon W. Ward A. C. Hofmann Jones Street F. H. McCain J. H. McCain Whippany N. Y J. B. Dodd South Carolina Florida Mr. Dodd W. R. Dodd Burlington, N. C Agnes Dodson Edith Moore Sherrod Tate Albert Brockett Oak Ridge A. D. Brockett J. E. Perryman, Jr Los Angeles Cal J. H. Anderson George Brewer Pauline Haynes Paul D. Haynes M. J. Crowder Alexandria Washington D. C Lynchburg Valley of Claude E. Smith Mr. Smith H. W. Smith Wrightsville Beach J. S. Teague Montheu Avenue Siler City P. Teague L. D. Parker New Bern L. L. Parker Charlie M. Gardner W. H. Gardner Flora C. Raper Cooleemee J. W. Mallard Margaret LaRue Hillsboro W. Va Frank Newman Robert Brown Ben Weekly Grottoes Mary Alice Farrell Richmond Banner Davis Mrs. Davis Suedes Merit Shoe Co., Inc Pa Ci Ff Rinc Peilities
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