Harvest Tea Plans Spark Girl Scout Council Meeting
The Girl Scout council held a harvest tea planning session at the Presbyterian church parlor. Mrs. I. T. Mann led arrangements with Mrs. H. G. Siderton and Mrs. Lewie Teague, plus leaders' association representatives. An inter racial committee was formed to engage colored leaders on troop issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doctor
J. T. Mann
Colored Leaders’ Association
Margaret Watson
Leaders’ Association
Dana Nicholas
Edith Macy
Pleasantville
N. Y
Marian Martin Pattern 9525 offers slimming fashion appeal
Marian Martin pattern 9525 features diagonal seaming to flatter hips with a slim silhouette and a soft fitting bodice. The advertisement promotes easy construction via a diagrammed Sew Chart, lists available sizes, fabric yardage, and ordering details from The High Point Enterprise pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Darta
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Weat 18Th Street
New York
Evening Bridge Fetes Miss Bishop Before Wedding
Final pre nuptial events for Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Greensboro host a bridge party at North Mendenhall street by Miss Eleanor Echols. Guests include Mrs. Alice W. Forster and Mrs. George Penny. A rehearsal and cake cutting follow, with wedding to occur tomorrow at West Market Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
William T. Forster
West Market Street Methodist Church
Mise Eleanor Echols
North Mendenhall Street
Mise Bishop
Miss Echols
Eula Kirkpatrick
H. T. Hester
Alice W. Forster
George Penny
R. N. Bishop
Margaret Bishop
South Tremont Drive
Sunset Hills
Penny
Miss Bishop
Hayworth Daveler Nuptials Slated in New York
Mr and Mrs Herbert C Barthmaier travel to New York City to attend the marriage of Katharine Hayworth to Wilson Harley Daveler at Saint Bartholomew s church. Attendants include Miss Margaret Hayworth as maid of honor and Charles Hayworth assisting family. Reverend Craighill to officiate.
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Herbert C Barthmaier
New York City
Katharine Hayworth
Wilson Harley Daveler
Charleston
West Va
Saint Bartholomew's Church
Miss Hayworth
Mr Daveler
New York
Margaret Hayworth
Charles Hayworth
Francis H. Craighill
Mr. Hayworth
Mr. Daveler
William Barton
Washington
J. C
Barthmaior
First Methodist Protestant Junior Church Presentation
The First Methodist Protestant Junior church presents the missionary drama An Open Door during Sunday morning worship at 11. The junior choir provides music and the staging and costumes are noted as effective. The annual September offering will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
Charlotte Visitors Then and Nurse Undergoes Surgery
Miss Margaret Wood of Charlotte arrived yesterday for a visit of several days with her aunt Mrs C A York on Colonial Drive. Miss Dorothy Jackson, daughter of Mrs Lissie B Jackson of 108 Oakwood Court, departs tomorrow for Bristol Virginia to attend Sulline College. Paul B Fulton lieutenant at No 4 Fire Station is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation this morning and is recovering nicely.
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Margaret Wood
Charlotte
C. A. York
Colonial Drive
Miss Wood
D. B. Wood
Dorothy Jackson
Lissie B. Jackson
Oakwood Court
Bristol
Sulline College
Paul B. Fulton
Number Four
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Green Street Baptist Cradle Roll Picnic Tomorrow
The Cradle Roll department of Green Street Baptist church invites cradle roll members and families to a picnic tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith on High Point route two. Meet at the church at 3 30 oclock rain or shine. supper will be served at the church if weather is bad.
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Green Street
Social Arts Club Opens Fall Meets at Holmes Home
The Social Arts club held its first fall meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. N. P. Holmes's residence 606 Montheua avenue. Guests, including Mesdames T. R. Zimmerman Clyde Baxter J. N. McCrary A. B. Blam Arnold Koonta BE Z. Jones W. J. Frazer and Leland B. Nelson, enjoyed late summer arrangements, sewing and chat, with sandwiches and a sweet served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. N. P. Holmes
Montheu Avenue
Mesdames
T. R. Zimmerman
Clyde Baxter
J. N. McCrary
A. B. Blam
Arnold Koonta
Z. Jones
W. J. Frazier
Leland B. Nelson
Mrs Lee Meredith Hosts Handkerchief Shower
Mrs. Lee Meredith entertained Thursday at her Walnut street home with a handkerchief shower honoring Mrs. Ralph Early of Concord visiting Mrs. Clara Walters. Contests and games preceded prize awards to Mrs. L C Stallings and Mrs. Stephen Taylor, followed by punch and cake for a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Meredith
Walnut Street
Ralph Early
Concord
Clara Walters
L. CC. Stallings
Stephen Taylor
Richardson Family Reunion Planned at Tabernacle Church
The Richardson family will hold a reunion on Sunday September 11 at Tabernacle Church west of Asheboro. Relatives and friends are invited and asked to bring well-filled baskets. A program with music recitations and other entertainment is planned. The principal address will be given by Tom Alderman Sykea of Thomasville, former president of High Point.
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Richardson
Tabernacle Church
Asheboro
Tom Alderman Sykea
Thomasville
High Point
Salem College welcomes new students Hardin and Wall
Miss Betty Hardin daughter of Mr and Mrs A P Gardin of 1108 Main Street and Miss Mary Wilson Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs B P Wall of 214 Hillcrest Drive will begin studies at Salem College Winston Salem on Monday September 12 Only new students will be on campus for the first two days of orientation Registration is set for Wednesday September 14 The 167th Salem College event since its founding in 17728 is recorded this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hardin
A. P. Gardin
Main Street
Mary Wilson Wall
B. P. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Higs Point
Salem College
Winston Salem
Salem
Asheboro Group Plans Randolph Drama Tournament
Asheboro B P W C drama department will sponsor a Randolph County school drama tournament. Miss Pauline Jones chairs arrangements and invitations to all county schools will be extended. A one act play fall production is planned with Mrs. W K Lewallen as play selector.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
W. K. Lewallen
Onerogram
Harrietates
Paul Green
Manteo
Jennie Welborn
Faith Brewer
Cleta Rich
George Richhorn
Greensboro
Miss Bulla
Mia
Dora Doolittle
Lexington Couple Wed In Ceremony At Danville Virginia
Marriage of Miss Nell Davis and Homer Samuel Billings solemnized in Danville Virginia on Sunday September 3 with Dr Fuons Chevault officiating. Mrs Billings daughter of Lester Davis of Churchland and the late Mr Davis. Mr Billings son of S A Billings of Lexington. He works with Billings Transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Nell Davis
Homer Samuel Billings
Danville
Fuons Chevault
Billings
Lester Davis
Churchland
Mr. Davis
Churchland High School
David Smith
Smith
North Salisbury Street
Mr. Billings
8. A. Billings
City
Lexington High School
Oak Ridge Institute
Billings Transfer
Household Arts Entertained At Burlington Home
Members of the Household Arts club traveled to Burlington to meet at Mrs. L. L. Farlow’s home. The gathering featured autumn decor and a display called Buddies. Visitors Mrs. Dodamead and Miss Lucille Ingram received linen handkerchiefs, followed by an ice course and conversation with listed club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Burlington
L. L. Farlow
Libitium Club Honors Two Members Tonight
The Libitium club hosts a formal dance at Emerywood Country Club this evening to honor Miss Elizabeth Shields and Miss Martha Idol. Shields will wed John J. Jessup Jr. of Greensboro later this month, while Idol departs September 15 for nurse training in Washington.
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Libitium
Willltain
Emerywood Country Club
Elizabeth Shields
Martha Idol
Washington, D. C
Miss Shields
John J. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Miss Idol
Washington
Rubber Industry Demand Surges in United States
New figures show the American rubber industry consumes about 1.25 billion pounds of rubber yearly. A single tire company requires the output of over 50 million rubber trees to meet demand.
Miss Mary Springs Hosts Formal Party for Guests
Miss Mary Springs entertained the younger social set at her West Second Avenue home in honor of house guests Miss Virginia Farabee and Miss Lillian Chandler of Salisbury. Dates and dancing filled the evening, with the honorees receiving dusting powder as gifts and a buffet supper served in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Springs
West Second Avenue
Virginia Farabee
Lillian Chandler
Salisbury
Farabee
Chandler
O. P. Pickett
Olin Evans
YWCA Directors Meet at Hut with New Secretary
The YWCA board held a regular September meeting at the hut with Mrs. Carter Dalton presiding. Sixteen members attended as summer activities were reviewed and Mra Zillah Hopkins announced to assume duties September 20.
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Carter Dalton
Y. W
Mra. Zillah Hopkins
Mra. Hopkins
Nelle Ansley
Honolulu
Missa Leslie Johnson
Question Column Returns Answers From Mar Mansfield
Readers are invited to send problems to Mar Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions addressed in the column will receive written responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Mansfield
Disillusioned seeks guidance on raising her baby after returning home
A young mother confides in a advice column about leaving home for a year, returning ill and disgraced, and facing gossip. She wavers between staying with her loving yet strained parents and starting anew with her child. The response urges stability, employment, and viable arrangements for the baby's care before any move.
No Escape Without Resources A Cautionary Tale
The speaker warns that leaving for a fresh start is nearly impossible without ample money. Even with wealth, a life of deceit and hiding from former friends and fear of exposure would not be restful or happy, especially for someone burdened by a small child.
Parents urged to seek local work for child care needs
Advice stresses parents should obtain employment near home to assist with child care and training. If impossible, establish stability through steady housing and reliable income to support the family.
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Moping around the house and feeling disgraced will not help you to build a happy secure future for yourself and your baby. Get work and try to get your mind off your past mistakes. You have learned a lesson and an expensive and trying one if it. Learn to face the future in bravely as pos sible. You may find a large measure of happiness in store for you yet. Or if you do not find happiness you certainly can have the satisfaction of doing your very best for your child.
McKenney On Bridge Secretary, American Contract League
Bridge figure McKenney named secretary of the American Contract League as the circuit aims to expand play and organize tournaments. Details outline new leadership roles and forthcoming events.
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American Contract Firitge League
Squeeze Play Forces Queen into Diamond King
A bridge hand describes Mrs Rockwell cashing the diamond ace and club ace, ruffing a club, then a sequence of hearts leading to a position where a Vienna coup yields a decisive squeeze. West must give up a spade to keep the diamond king, producing the needed tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lommy
Vienna
Rockwell Team Finishes Second in National Mixed Championship
Mrs Albert Rockwell of Warren Pa faced a tough endgame in the last round at Asbury Park as her team placed second in the national mixed team of four. With a 12 trick contract, she had already lost one trick and could not concede more. East led spades, West followed with the nine forcing the king, and two rounds of trumps were cashed while West discarded the seven and five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rockwell
Warren
Asbury Park
East
West
Graduate Nurses Entertained At First Fall Meet
Miss Mabel Patton led the High Point Graduate Nurses club at their fall meeting held at Mrs Collier Ellis home on Brear circle. After business, a musical program featured vocal duets by Mare Lovelace Jr and a violin section by William Renney, with Miss Josephine Gibson recounting her recent trip abroad. Hostess_refreshments_ were served as about fifteen members attended this hospital gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Patton
High Point Guate Nurses’ Club
Collier Ellis
Brea Circle
Enj
Mare
Lovelace, Jr
William Renney
High Point Cell
Misa Josephine Gibson
Brigadiers Honor William T Foister With Stag Party
Last night Brigadier club members hosted president William T Foister at the Duck club lodge for a stag event preceding his marriage to Misa Elisa Forster of Greensboro. About fifteen guests attended and Foister received a leather traveling bag and other gifts from members and groomsmen. Attendees included G. I. Phreys Jr Frank Parker B Rankin C C Newton Jr Watkins Elwood Jones V Idol Robert Cook Joe Cro William Taylor Kelman Arthur Dickens and A Bishop of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
William T
Duck Club
Misa Elisa. Forster
Greensboro
Market Street Church
Forster
G. I.phreys, Jr
Frank Parker
B. Rankin
C. C
Newton, I Jr
Watkins, Elwood
Jones
Vidol
Robert Cook
Joe Cro William Taylor
Kelman Arthur Dickens
Bishop
Mrs Murray and Baby Return To Home
Mrs Forrest H Murray infant daughter returned to home at 633 Parkway from Baptist hospital Winston-Salem. The child born there in September. Corn kernels used with plaster sand describe wall area at the home of W F P near Middletown, MD. Corn sprouting from the walls noted.
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Mrs. Murray
Baby
Forrest H. Murray
Parkway
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
W. FP
Middletown
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Spero
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Savannah
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C. L. Millikan
Lewallen
High Point Lake
Business Women’s Circle of the Baptist Church
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Paul Hooper
Halbert Lowe
Mary Stevens
Thurmond Brown
Virginia Lambert
South Fayetteville Street
Mary Decie Brower
Siler City
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Carolyne Neely
Mary Neely
Don Alexander
Gwendolyne Lambert
Faye Carol Allred
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Hubert McKim
First Presbyterian Church
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Sara Springs
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