First Fall Meeting of Tuesday Contract Club at Mrs Moffitt’s
Mrs J S Moffitt hosted the inaugural fall gathering for the Tuesday Contract club at her Ferndale drive home. Guests and members enjoyed a dinner-bridge, three tables of play, and a petit point prize won by Mrs Herman Smith amid fall floral table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Moffitt
Mra
James
Moffitt
Ferndale Drive
Herman Smith
Mrs. Smith
Mesdames
Philip Davis
Charles W. McAnaly
John Clinard, Jr
Jesse Washburn
W. E. Mitchell
O. Arthur Kirkman
James B. Lovelace
E W. Freeze
Mrs Parker Waynick Hosts Bridge Tea in Winston-Salem
Mrs. R Parker Waynick the bride shared honors at a three table bridge party hosted by Miss Marguerite Pegram in Winston-Salem. Miss Pat Darwin of Daytona Beach Fla attended as guest with other locals including Miss Maxine Pussey who won a charm bracelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Parker Waynick
Pat Darwin
Daytona Beach
Fla
Marguerite Pegram
Winston- Salem
Waynick
John N. Paul
High Point
Maxine Pussey
Clarine Furgurson
Alice Hutchins
Margaret Whittington
Ruth and
Cora Morgan
Phyllis Pinkston
Frances Wagner
Mary Catherine Hale
Laura Crim
Winston-Salem
City Beautiful Flower Show Dates Set for October 4-5
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs announced the City Beautiful Community Flower Show will be held Tuesday and Wednesday October 4 and 5 with location to be announced later. Registration is October 3 and ticket sales will reward those who sell the most tickets. Special exhibits will promote canning and food preservation as part of the city gardening project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Dora E. Richardson
R. R. Blackburn
Streas la
High Point Garden Club Council
Good Will Garden Club Plans Flower Show At Meeting
At the fall meeting the Good Will Garden Club voted to cooperate in the City Beautiful Flower Show set for October 4-5 and pledged exhibits and prize donations. The date for next month’s meeting was moved to October 12 due to the show. New members J E Pritchard Blake Thompson and others were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Garden Club Council
R. R. Blackburn
Uled
Miss Shields Honored With Kitchen Shower and Supper
Miss Elizabeth Shields, soon to wed John I. Jessup Jr., was feted by hostesses Iris Rose Gibson and Helen Bolling at 405 Steele Street. The event featured Ringo, a three course supper, and gifts like dish towels and kitchen items in red and white, with Betsy Ann Bolling presenting the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shields
John I. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Iris Rose Gibson
Helen Bolling
Bolling
Steele Street
Ringo
Jean
Jack Spratt
Betsy Ann Bolling
Margaret Shields
Regina Frost
Virginia Dixon
Edith Vance
Dorothy Jones
Nell and
Helen Rae Holton
Margaret Hamlin
Virginia Boyles
Thomasville
J. H. Shields
Wother
Venables Celebrate Birth Of Daughter At Home
Mr and Mrs W C Venables announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday September 3 at their home on route three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. C. Venable
Route Three
Supper at Rankin Memorial Church This Saturday
A chicken pie supper will be served in the Rankin Memorial church basement on Saturday September 10 from to o clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Church
Birth of Wilma Louise Axsom in High Point
Mr and Mrs J H Axsom announce the birth of a daughter Wilma Louise on August 30 at their home High Point. Mrs Axsom before marriage was Eva Jones of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Axsom
High Point
Olne
Wilma Louise
Women of Moose hear reports on conclave tonight
Chapter 961 Women of the Moose will meet at eight at Moose Hall. Senior regent Mrs. Willard Evans seeks reports on committees including Child Care and Training and Ritualistic. Conclave details from Charlotte, High Point and Baltimore discussed with Adele Oust of California as Grand Regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Willard Evans
Sheraton Hotel
Tri-State
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Baltimore, Md
Adele Oust
California
Charlotte
High Point
Mary Hooper
Baltimore
Elwood Hotel
W. L. York
Emerywood Garden Club Hears Flower Arrangement Talk
The Emerywood Garden club hosted its fall meeting at Mrs. L. G. Robichaux’s home on Rockford Road with Mrs. L. A. Riser of Sedgefield presenting on flower arrangement. The talk covered artistic methods and container choices for various flowers and was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Garden Club
L. A. Riser
Sedgefield
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
Robert Fountain
John Foy
Fountain
Mrs Buckner Leaves for Extended Visit to Canadian Points
Mrs J F Buckner of Greensboro leaves to visit Niagara Falls and Otterville Ontario Canada with plans to tour Toronto and other sites. She will be joined by Miss Elizabeth Crews Jones, a former resident of the city. They will return via New York and Atlantic City. Miss Dorothy Kennedy departs to begin her second year at Louisburg College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Buckner
Greensboro
W. O. Stanfield
Campbell Street
Niagara Fails
Otterville
Ontario
Canada
Elizabeth Crews Jones
Toronto
New York
Atlantic City
Dorothy Kennedy
Louisburg College
Informal Tea Opens Fall Meetings of Thomasville Club
Special to The Enterprise reports a Tuesday afternoon informal tea at the new Thomasville Woman's Club building opening the fall program. Mrs A H Ragan led a brief business session in president's absence, with program by Mrs Charlies F Finch and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
Charlies F. Finch
Susanna Matthews
P. M. Sherrill
Charlies F. Lambeth
M. B. Hite
Eight Birthday Party For Miss Margaret Green
Miss Georgianna Bird directed games at the Spring Street party for Margaret Green who turned eight. About forty children attended and enjoyed ice cream decorated cakes and lollipops with tiny parachute favors given to each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Green
Miss Gladys Black Returns to Salisbury to Resume Teaching
Miss Gladys Black arrives in Salisbury to resume her teaching duties in the city schools after spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black. Royal Jennings Jr Meyer Mendenhall Jr and Joe Greer enroll at Mars Hill College for the winter term. Mrs M A McDonald and family plus Miss Beth McDonald of Wagram visit Kinneywood. Miss Virginia Pearce leaves for Wilson to teach there. Lina Jane Davis of High Point guests with Mary Eliza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Royal Jennings, Jr
Meyer Mendenhall, Jr
Joe Greer
Mars Hill College
M. A. McDonald
W. A. McDonald
Beth McDonald
Wagram
D. M. Jester
Kinneywood
R. L. McDonald
Virginia Pearce
Wilson
Lina Jane Davis
High Point
Mary Eliza
Joe Snider
G. P. Snider
Snider
Templeton Candy Company
Greenville
D. C
Tampa
Fla
Myra Jean Hardin
Burlington
Margaret Whitson
Will Greeson
Climax
Belle Smith
R. C. Moser
Jack Moser
Mount Airy
Greensboro
Hilma Dean
Pfieffer College
Hilda Hamilton
Meredith College
Raleigh
Mary Council
Greensboro College
James Pickard
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Fleming Bell
C. B. Wise
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
John Fox
Louise Mathews
Franklinton
Mathews
Sarah Mathews
Dorothy Fox
Dennis Fox
Nashville
Mrs. Mathews
Lutheran Ladies Plan September Gastonia Convention
The Lutheran church society gathered with Mrs. George Hill and associates hosting. Mrs. Lee Black led a program on Christ in Education while Mrs. Luther Grimes led a devotional. J. W. Peacock was elected state convention delegate for the September 25 30 Gastonia event with G O Ritchie as alternate. Ruth Sullivan to serve as Light Brigade delegate with G R Patterson as superintendent and Harry Jenkins as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
George Hill
C. R. Russell
Jason Crowell
Lee Black
Christ
Luther Grimes
J. W. Peacock
Gastonia
G. 0. Ritchie
Ruth Sullivan
Light Brigade
G. R. Patterson
Harry Jenkins Wee
Mrs Weaver Lineberry Hosts Visiting Friend From Sanford
RANDLEMAN Sept 7 Special Mrs Weaver Lineberry hosted a bridge party for Mrs John Liles of Sanford. High score went to Mrs E E Bunting who received a double deck of cards. guests included E E Bunting Larry Hammond A B Freeman Ruth Allred and several others. Also noted were local visits and upcoming college departures for area students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bunting
Larry Hammond
A. B. Freeman
Freeman
C. D. Kistler
Jack Newlin
Ruth Allred
Frank Talley
Cletus Brookshire
John Liles
Sanford
Evelyn Story
Rockingham
Anne Lee Hancock
Hilma Dean
Frances Talley
Jesse Marion
Jesse Marion Wall
Ruby Stout
Vernell Robbins
Carmen Moser
Margaret Lassiter
Margaret Brown
Rebecca Hanner
C. C. Richardson
Buddy Bowman
Claud Brookshire
Mid-Week Service at Wesley Memorial Church
This evening at 7 30 the mid week prayer service will be held at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in the Woman s Wesley class room. Dr Embree H Blackard, the pastor, will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Woman's
Wesley
Embree H. Blackard
Kenneth Ray Ridge Born in Thomasville Home
Mr and Mrs R W Ridge announce the birth of a son Kenneth Ray on August 29 at their home on Thomasville route two. The couple formerly resided in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ray Ridge
R. W. Ridge
Thomasville
Route Two
Kenneth Ray
High Point
Pattern 9851 Marian Martin Dress Pattern Ad
Pattern 9851 shows a four-piece dress with collar options and trims fine for housework or shopping. It lists sizes 14 through 42, fabric needs for size 16, and patterns priced at fifteen cents each with order details and a book promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Asheboro Outing Brings Local Youths and Bridge Party Honors
An Asheboro hayride and barbecue hosted by Jim Henry Crutchfield drew forty plus guests from Asheboro High Point and Greensboro with tours of the Pinefield grounds, dancing, and a barbecue supper. Mrs George Rose of Newton Iowa was honored later with an afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs Clarence Crans, winners receiving china cream and sugar sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
George Rose
Ashell
Jim Henry Crutchfield
Pinefield
Crutchfield
High Point
Pearl Thompson
Henry Baker
Betty Hunt Murray
Bob Truesdale
Theo Redman
George Marsh
Margaret Hayworth
Frank Dalton
Frosty Snow
Anna Tomlinson Willis Slane, Jr
Sara Sears
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Kenner Amos
Mildred Marsh
Jim Groome
Depuy Sears
Eleanor Powell
Doris Stroupe
George Stewart
Tootsie Sherrod
A E. H. Crawford
Clarence Crans
Ervin Frye
J. D. Ross, Jr
M Watson
Rose
Business Girls elect Grace Deviney new president
The Business and Professional Girls club held a fall dinner at the W C A hut honoring newly elected president Mrs Grace Deviney and celebrating four members birthdays. Deviney received gifts and a large bride’s cake while Lucile Hayworth Lillian Marlowe Kathleen Roser and Vola Myrick were given nosegays. Alma Andrews chaired the program with Dorothy Bell and Thelma Patrick, about twenty five members attended the first fall meeting signaling weekly dinners on Tuesdays at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
W.C. A. Hut
Grace Deviney
Community Arts Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Daniel
The Community Arts club will meet with Mrs C A Daniel at her home 814 Montheu avenue Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock according to an announcement made here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
C. A. Daniel
Montheu Avenue
Pattern and Book Order Promotion Appears in Ad
A vintage advertisement urges readers to order books and patterns together. It lists prices of fifteen cents for a book or pattern and twenty five cents when bundled, directing orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department at 232 W. 18th St in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Social notes and upcoming meetings in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Frank H and son Jackie visit Washington with Luella Brown and Octavia Fields returning home. Carmie R Smith and C Hill head to Revo for eight weeks on harness. The Lost Colony show in Manteo draws Wienberries and Che. Miss Sara Martha Holmes sails to Lexington to teach this winter. High Point Girl Scout meeting set for tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church. Local Young Women's Association board plans September meeting at Cc A. Mrs Carter Dalton's death noted. board urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H
Jackie
Brown
Luella Brown
High Point
Washington
High Point Girl Scout
First Teriian
T. Yow
Girl Scout Comm
Young Women's C Association
Cc. A
Carter Dalton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beld
Chile
Madeline Hoover
Parker Waynick
Good Will Club
Mra. Sears
P. H. Dalton
H. J. Rockwell
F. M. Pickett
W. CC. Venables
Clyde F. Ridge
N. Main Street
Betts Drug Store
General Practice of Medicine
Clyde St
Rankin Memorial
S. Arrid
The
American Institute of Laundering
ARKID
Moose
Emerywood Club
Thomasville Woman's Club
Beth May
Leola Black
Roanoke
E. C. Kepley
Frank Lambeth
Chattanooga
Tenn
McCallie School
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main St. M. E. Church
James E. Lambeth
J. N. Hauss
Harry Lee Lambeth
Robert Williams
Lexington
Circle Four
R. H. Holliday
C. M. Pickens
Roy Springer
the Baptist Church
Naomi Shell
A. J. Owens
W. P. West
L. G. Farmer
Archibald Johnson
R. G. Jennings
Ellen Mae Pegg
Jennings
W. G. Tingley
L. W. Stone
Alice Elliott
Clyde Harrison
C. L. Berrier
Cary Newton
D. H. Loflin
B. E. White
H. W. Beck
Mrs Weaver Lineberry Randleman
Weaver Lineberry
J. B. Trogdon
Rt. 1
Trogdon
Mildred Brokshire
Randleman
Frank Kirkman
Randolph Hospital
Edith Hall
Lyman Golden
Washington, DC
Jesse Pugh
M. H. Allred
Randleman Road
Cox Street
P. C. Story
Dan Story
EB. F. Hardin
Wesley Memorial
Newton, Iowa
Hazel Lee Beane
Donnie
Stan Con Nedy
Kennedy
Parso
M. P
S. W. Taylor
M .E. Jones
Boro
W. P
Randolph County
Coll
Mra. J. V. H
Main Street
Daniel
Carmie R. Smith
C. Hill
Revo
BE. Roy
L. W. Chesson
Gilbert Wienberry
Carolina
Wien
Dick Che
Manteo
Sara Martha Holmes
Fur and Cloth Coat Sale
Beaver
RED Cross Fox
Mink
Fitch
Kress
South Main
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