Mrs Sam Yow Hosts Bridge in Asheboro
Mrs Sam Yow entertained a bridge gathering at her Cranford Street home in Asheboro on Wednesday evening. Four tables played with yellow and white flowers, bridal gifts, and water colored decorations. Present guests included Lois Brown and DeEtte Austin among others. prizes awarded for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Yow
Bridge
Asheboro
Cranford Street
Robert Reece
Elizabeth Ross
Lois Brown
De’Ette Austin
Rock
Judy Curtis
Mary Sue Hayworth
Helen Phillips
Selah Mae Wright
Mary Lee Honeycutt
Katherine Kearns
DeEtte Austin
Marie Craven
Eugenia Brady
Alfreta Curtis
Margaret Honeycutt
Catherine Phillips
Frances Frazier
Dorothy Hix
Hix
Missionary group picnic at church grounds
After finishing a course in missions the G A s RA s and Sunbeam circles of the Baptist church held a picnic on the back lawn Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Horace Anderson Mrs Maud Allred and Mrs Earl Cox taught the three groups. The Women's Missionary society arranged the event and 40 children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
Baptist Church
Horace Anderson
Maud Allred
Earl Cox
Women's Missionary Society
Asheboro Dance By Crutchfields Planned For Friday
Invitations go to Asheboro's younger set for a Friday evening dance to be held September 4 at the Asheboro armory hosted by Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Crutchfield and Jim Henry Crutchfield. A good local orchestra has been secured for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asheboro Armory
J. G. Crutchfield
Jim Henry Crutchfield
Returns to Try New Triumph by Margot Grahame in New York
British actress Margot Grahame arrives in New York to respond to a Hollywood summons. Her work in The Informer earned her more film opportunities. Jim Henry plans to leave for Oak Ridge to attend school this fall. Mrs. J. E. Poole of Asheboro Route Two hosts a local event.
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Margot Grahame
New York
Hollywood
Jim Henry
Oak Ridge
J. E. Poole
Asheboro
Dear Miss Mansfield Offers Guidance From A Troubled Letter
A young woman in a strained family asks for advice on marriage and escaping a warped home life. She worries about a future of a loveless marriage after observing misery in her relatives. The column notes courage is needed to break from unhappy parental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Marriage Advice About Finding Happiness and Stability
A speaker argues that a harsh home life should not determine future marriage. They emphasize that many marriages succeed and that rushing into a wrong union harms children and the well being of those involved.
Advice to a Young Person on Finding Work and Independence
The speaker counsels a young person to secure employment, find a pleasant place to live, and form congenial friendships. They emphasize leaving the depressing home atmosphere, meeting peers with good homes, and gaining independence through earning a living to help solve personal problems.
Cautionary Marriage Advice for the Young Man
The guidance urges delaying marriage to gain bearings and overcome distrust. It counsels not to marry to escape home, but to build a happy home of one’s own. It emphasizes taking time and recognizing that youth benefits from patience for lasting happiness.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Addressed For Enterprise Inquiries
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Randolph War Mothers Hold Picnic and Plan Raleigh Convention
Randolph County War Mothers gathered for a picnic after a business session that included memorials for Mrs. L. M. Fox and Mrs. Will Hamlin. Delegates J Stanback Lewis and J Watt Burk head attend Raleigh convention events with L C Phillips and John T Ingram. Sorosis club to resume with meetings on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
War Mothers
Poole
L. M. Fox
Will Hamlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Rufus Routh
Arthur Cox
W. C. Craven
Sorosis Club
Tom Truesdale
Misa Carrel Brittain
Dan Burns
Ogburn Yates
North Carolina
Community Picnic At Deep River Draws Crowd
Last Thursday a Deep River church community picnic drew a large attendance despite mild strain. A hearty lunch was served in picnic style and the young people's class plans an ice cream social with string music at the church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Deep River Church
Birth of Son Finley Garland Robbins
Mr and Mrs Everett E Robbins announce the birth of a son Finley Garland on August 28 at their home on route three. Also noted is the comparison that one day's education costs 50 cents per child in the U S, while keeping a prisoner costs one dollar daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Robbins
Finley Garland
Route Three
United States
Portrait Unveiled at Appalachian College
The Board of Trustees and faculty of Appalachian State Teachers College announce the unveiling of a portrait of Mrs Celeste Henkel Smith a trustee 1921 1935. The event takes place in the College Auditorium on Friday September 4 at 10 o clock in the morning. 1936
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Appalachian State Teachers
Celeste Henkel
Move From Hotel To North Main Street
Mrs M B Brown and her daughter Mrs O B E Mendenhall have moved from the Elwood hotel to 825 North Main Street, establishing residence with Mrs J W Hedrick.
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North Main Street
Peace Council To Meet Friday Night
Peace Council number nine of the Daughters of America will hold its weekly meeting Friday evening at 7 30 o clock in their hall. All members of the degree team are urged to attend as initiation will take place. Mr and Mrs Arthur Perper and family left this morning for their Miami Florida home after visiting with Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon on English street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ingram
Henry Ingram
Inm
Sunset Avenue
Lewis
Christ’s School At
Art
Peace Council
Daughters of America
Arthur Perper
Miami
Fla
Harry Gordon
English Street
Randleman Book Club Entertained At Meeting
Miss Epsie Woolen hosted the Randleman Book Club at her Main Street home on September 1 with summer flowers and three tables of rock. Prizes went to high scorers, and refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Ruth Allred Mrs. J O Pickard Mrs. W F Matthews Mrs. John V Fox Mrs J C Fox and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allred
J. O. Pickard
W. F. Matthews
John V. Fox
J. C. Fox
J. T. Council
Joseph N. Newlin
Claud
Maud Fox
Epsie
Rosa Belle Woolen
Mary JL. Swaim
Soap Bubbles Lift Small Objects With Hot Air
Experiments show that soap bubbles blown with hot air can lift tiny objects. The phenomenon relies on buoyant forces and surface tension to keep objects suspended as the bubble ascends.
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Associated Press
High Point
Richardson’s
Girls’ School
Oxfords
Powhatan Oxfords
Chieftain
Yles
Lucette
Kfli
Kate
Iris’ Co
Goodyear West
le Chambray
Joc
Union
Ine
Our
Sterling
Main ST
Marjorie
Mansfield
Julia Jones
J. P. Jones
Asheboro Hospital
Elsie Welborn
Thomasville
Lindsay Knight
Mayoolan
Hubert Jordan
Colen
Westmoreland
Colfax
R. EB
Edgar Weston
Elkin
J. L. Hines
Roberta
Walter Modlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Nat Walker
First National Bank
Appalachian College
Randleman Book Club
A. E. Lassiter
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Louisville
W. S. Summer
G. E. Kirkman
Sedgefield
Nancy
Louise Pickard
J. R. Brown
Beck
Greensboro
Kate Heatwole
Sheldon Hughes
Haw River
Nora B. Hughes
Bakur
America
South Main Street
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