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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

6

Miss Nancy Miles Honored with Evening Bridge

A charming courtesy for Miss Nancy Byrd Miles of Greensboro ahead of her October 1 marriage to J. W. Hedrick Jr. at Greensboro. Talmadge Ellington hosted a bridge party at Mrs. Kelman Gomo's Howell Street home with four tables, prizes for LaVelle Wilson and Anna Elisabeth Kearns, and guests including Rachel Miles Betsy Doubles Sallie Edgerton and more.

Nancy Byrd Miles Reensboro J. W Alter Hedrick, Jr Talmadge Ellington Kelan Gomo Howell Street Ecards Kias LaVelle Wilson Anna Elisabeth Kearns Miss Miles Rachel Miles Betsy Doubles Sallie Edgerton Mary Frances Moore Martha Monget Greensboro Margaret Hedrick Miles Edythe Crooks Love Monday LaVelle Wilson Mesadames Robert Cooke A. G. Ellington Robert Taylor Claude Smith, Jr Kelman Gomo

Dance of Sedgefield Country Club Opens Fall Festivities

Preparations for the September dance at Sedgefield Country Club are complete. The event in the manor ballroom begins at 9 30 p m with the Auburn Cavaliers directed by Skeets Morris. Miss Indy Murphy is featured with a brass octet saxophone sextette violin trio and glee club. Admission is by membership and guest invitation only.

Sedgefield Sedgefield Country Club Manor Ballroom Auburn Cavaliers Skeets Morris Indy Murphy Bambers Guilford County

Carrick Family Plans Second Annual Reunion at Healing Spring

The Carrick family will hold its second annual reunion on Sunday September 25 at Lois Carrick’s Healing Spring Station home. Events start 11 a.m. and all family members are urged to attend with baskets for the picnic dinner. Announced also is the birth of a son Franela Ronald to Mr. and Mrs Walter Hicks on September 8 at their Route 3 home.

Carrick Lois Carrick Healing Spring Station Walter & Hicka Franela Ronald Hicks Christine Kelly Alaama

Weekend Guest Spots at Myrtle Beach Cottage

Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers left yesterday for Myrtle Beach South Carolina to spend the weekend as guests of Wilber Jones at his cottage. They with Mr Jones will return home late Sunday. Miss Rosalie Andrews plans to visit her parents Dr and Mrs R M Andrews on West College drive for the weekend. James Hinkle remains critically ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital after transfer from Guilford County Sanatorium. W K Cashen and family moved to 220 Thareton street from Statesville after accepting work with Big Star grocery.

Nathan Ayers Myrtle Beach Rosalie Andrews Charlotte R. M. Andrews West College Drive James Hinkle Burrus Memorial Hospital Guilford County Sanatorium W. K. Cashen Big Star Grocery Statesville Thareton Street

Coltrane Clan Plans Annual Reunion at Ebenezer Church

D S Coltrane of Raleigh announces the Coltrane clan reunion on Sunday September 25 at Ebenezer Church Randolph County starting at 11 am. Informal talks by clan members and friends highlight the day. Officers will be elected and both morning and afternoon sessions with lunch on the grounds.

D. S. Coltrane Raleigh Coltrane Clan Ebenezer Church Randolph County

Republican Women To Vote On National Membership

District leaders of Republican clubs in North Carolina met in Greensboro to decide if the state club should join the National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs. The meeting was called by Mrs. Eugene Hester of Reidsville, vice-chairman of the Republican state executive committee.

Greensboro North Carolina National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs Eugene Hester Reidsville

Pattern 98569 Scalloped Marian Martin House Dress Headline

The Marian Martin pattern 98569 offers a flattering scalloped neck sleeves and pockets house dress with yokes that slim hips and a pleated panel for comfort. Order via 15 cents for the pattern plus 15 cents for the book with 25 cents when combined, send size name address and pattern number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.

Marian Martin Fach Marian Martin Pattern High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York N. Y

Friendly Club Hears Talk By Mrs Blackburn

The Friendly Gardens club planned its September 28 flower show at Mrs. E. Wilson Sr.s home and heard a talk by Mrs. R. K Blackburn on the City Beautful campaign show in early October. Prizes were awarded for club arrangements and Mrs. Joe Raper presided in the absence of the president. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER TODAY Mr. Joseph W. Oliver and wife announce a daughter born today at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

Friendly Gardens Club E. Wilson R. K Blackburn P. J. Cox W. L. Kivett BE. 8. Wilson, Sr Joseph W. Oliver White Oak Street Burrus Memorial Hospital

Jolly Y Club Hosts Informal Party and Plans

The Jolly Y club of the Y W C A held an informal gathering at the hut with games, bridge, and an ice course in green and white. Gifts were given to several members and the group voted to make next week a business session for upcoming programs. The Live Y'ers met to approve plans, including a birthday banquet and welcome for new Y W C A secretary Mrs Zilah R Hopkins arriving around September 20.

Jolly Y. Club Catherine Wrenn Catherine Carmichael Virginia Jowers Evelyn Atkins Virginia Caldwell Ben Overcash Mise Lucile Johnson Mise Betsy Dupuy Y Cc. A Zilah R. Hopkins New Y. W. C. A

Dead End Kids Face Slums Gang in New Burlesque

A satirical note mocks a potential stage revival with a rival gang styled show and rougher language. It imagines eight bargain basement performances of parodies and songs with harsher dialogue than prior works. The piece jokes about missing theater greats Abbott Cohan Kaufman and ONeill's delayed play.

Lionel Dwight Mr. Fiske Abbott Cohan Kaufman Theatre Guild O'Neill

Underwood-Routh Vows Announced In Randleman

Mise Marjorie Underwood of Franklinville wed Roland Routh of Randleman at Randolph county courthouse with Magistrate J. T. Lambert presiding. Bride is daughter of Edgar and wife. Wedding reported in Randleman on September 10.

Randleman Mise Marjorie Underwood Franklinville Roland Routh J. T. Lambert Randolph County Court House Edgar Underwood

Susanna Wesley Bible Class Meets at Mrs Pickard Home

The Susanna Wesley Bible class of St Pauls M E church met Monday evening with Mrs J O Pickard at her High Point Street home. The meeting opened with A Charge to Keep and devotion by Mrs Willis. Minutes read by Miss Rosabelle Woollen. Twenty one members attended and played games. The next meeting will be with Mrs Cletus Brookshire in October.

Hubert Barker The Christian Church L. V. Dorsett W. G. Lambe D. F. Frasier B. F. Robbins Barber Susanna Wesley St. Pauls M. FE J. O. Pickard High Point Eatreet Willis Rosabelle Woollen Cletus Brookshire

Guilford County Realty Transfers Summary

Guilford County transfers list multiple property deeds across High Point and Morehead townships and undesignated areas. Transfers include August Germain to Beatrice Messer Nunn family on Burna street and Tina Auman to N BE Tucker on six Farlow Jarrell lots, among others.

High Point Township August Germain Beatrice Messer Nunn Burna Street Tina Auman N. BE. Tucker Farlow- Jarrell Walter E. Crisaman Sally Williams Willis Street Morehead Township C. Wright W. C. Chandler Hill Street Jenny Lind Waldrop W. N. Berry South Elm Street W. T. Hinton G. Yr. Fisher Schiffman Harry W. Bird Pinecroft Road Fairfield Company A. K. Moore Alan Turner Fernwood Drive Starmount Company DPD C Wright Weat Market Street Gilmer Township Fielding L. Fry James W. Ward Arlington Street Oscar F. Pearce Fred T. Pearce Hendrix Street Elbert V. Swann R. M. Moser Bellevue Street F. L. Boone H. &. Gines Elwell Avenue R. A. Vetito C. BR. Lambert Co. B. Lambert E. Coltrane

Address your questions to Mar jorie Mansfield in The Enterprise

Readers are invited to send questions to Mar jorie Mansfield via The Enterprise with responses printed in the column.

Marjorie Mansfield

Dear Miss Mansfield In Love Yet Tied To Family Debts

A nineteen year old man asks how long to delay marriage to support a family crushed by hospital and furniture bills and an automobile loan. He has given his wages to the family, fears breaking up the home, and weighs a brief engagement against the need to help clear debts. He seeks guidance on balancing duty and a future marriage.

Discussing Marriage Rules and Family Support

The speaker urges Dizey to consider family duties before marrying. She is advised to talk with her father, help him get on his feet for a year or two, and test readiness. Marriage at twenty one or eighteen is deemed very young for both partners to assume homemaking responsibilities.

Dizey

Hilltop Wesley Bible Class Elects Officers for Year

The Hilltop Wesley Bible class of Naomi church met at Mrs. Talmadge Daniels' Naomi street home Monday evening at 7 30. Daniels led devotionals with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Officers elected: Daniels president, Howard Gray vice president, EB Windham secretary treasurer, L Brown flower fund treasurer, John Fox assistant teacher, BEF Bunting re elected teacher. October meeting planned in Naomi Hut with a chicken supper.

Hilltop Wesley Bible Naomi Church Talmadge Daniels Naomi Street John Fox BE. FE. Bunting Naomi Hut

Anderson Memorial class plans picnic and weiner roast

Members of the Anderson Memorial class of Oak Hill Friends church will hold a weiner roast on Saturday September 17 at the home of Mrs Carrie Burton 313 West Burton Street. Pals will be revealed at this announced gathering. The text notes the greyhound existed in Egypt 5 000 years ago.

Anderson Oak Hill Friends Church Carrie Burton West Burton Street

If Your Love Is of the Genuine Lasting Variety

Fragmentary line hints at a reflection on enduring love and its weathering of time. No further context or nouns are available to confirm individuals, places, or events in the readable text.

Ill patient improves dining room meals as recovery begins

Mrs. Joseph N. Newlin of White Hall, ill for weeks with a sinus infection, has improved enough to take meals in the dining room. Miss Inez Trogdon of Asheboro visited Tuesday with Miss Rozelle Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mathews of Columbia, S. C. spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mathews, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cheek and daughters, Mrs. Lois Langston and Miss Louise Cheek, visited on Randallman Sunday.

Joseph N. Newlin White Hall Inez Trogdon Asheboro Rozelle Smith W. F. Mathews Columbia 8. C

Woman's Club Board Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow

Mrs RR Sechrest retiring president of the High Point Woman's club has called a special executive board meeting for tomorrow at 3 20 PM at her home 447 South Main Street. She will entertain board members and all are urged to attend if possible to transact important business.

RR. H. Sechrest High Point Woman's Club South Main Street

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Cheer Up Message

An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to lift mood and energy for women feeling blue. It claims widespread use and recommendations from friends and neighbors.

Lydia E. Pinkham Finkhow

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I As Madeline Hoover Rs. Talmadge Ellington Vening Bridge Nancy Miles Dance of Belk Stevens Colav Belk-Stevens CO Belk Friendly Club Mrs Blackburn Jolly Y Club Walter Winchell Underwood Guilford County Realty Miss Mansfield Egypt A. Cheek Mra Lois Langston Louise Cheek Randieman Central UK Delivery Company West Broad Street Animal Family Wolf Hounds Wieser Seattle Alaria Iesi A K. Washington Seward’s Black Hawk Commerce Woman's Club Board Mair
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