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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1936

Page

6

Mrs Blase Daniel Honored At Informal Tea

Mrs Boyd E Stout hosted a fall informal tea at Montlieu Avenue in honor of Mrs Blase Daniel formerly Miss Eartha Mitchell. Also honored was Mrs Howard Doty. guests included Emma Blair school faculty and many local residents and visitors from Salisbury Charlotte and New York City.

Boyd E. Stout Montlieu Avenue Blase Daniel Eartha Mitchell Daniel Howard Doty Anne Kaney Reading Norman Dixon Mrs. Stout Emma Blair School Mesdames James Ellington Clayton Glasgow Arnor Wardell James Beeson Charles Spencer Joe Barr Clyde Daniel Norman Dizon Salisbury Alex Kohn Charlotte Mildred Wessinger Madge Greenwood Grace Koontz Elva Grissom Jessie May Young Sarah Holmes Rosalene Ruscoe Rose Hyman New York City

Barfield-Chappelear Vows Taken In Church Ceremony

Eva Lucille Chappelear and William Franklin Barfield wed in a private Sunday morning ceremony at First Baptist church. The event featured gladioli arrangements, soloists Vera Smith and Charles Idol, and organist Miss Hensley. The couple, residing at the Sheraton, plan a later wedding trip. Barfield, a High Point newsman and sports editor, is a Columbia native.

Eva Lucille Chappelear William Franklin Barfield First Baptist Church A. B. Conrad Baptist Church Vera Smith Charles Idol Miss Hensley Miss Smith Stults Mr. Idol Victor Herbert Liszt Sheraton Hotel Barfield Eva Sanders Chappelear John Chappelear High Point Georgia Belk-Stevens Department Columbia D. C Military College of South Carolina University of South Carolina Two Carolinas High Point Enterprise Times-News Burlington

Baptist Society General Meeting At First Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a general meeting tonight at 7 30 o'clock at the church with full attendance requested. Miss Helen Clark of Soochow University China will address the ladies. Highland M E 8 8 Will Meet Tuesday

Highland W. M Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland M. E

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Meetings

A weekly schedule lists multiple clubs in Sedgefield, Emerywood, and area homes. Events include the Sedgefield Hunt annual meeting, Mus ical Art Club guest artist, garden club gatherings, WCTU, Good Will club, Tea and Topics, Royal Arcarnum dance, YWCA programs, and Emerywood Country Club socials. Residents and members are invited to attend.

Sedgefield Hunt Sedgefield Grill Musical Art Club Emerywood Country Club Cora Cox Lucas Greensboro Federated Junior Music Clubs High Point Garden Club Ed Steele East Washington Street Wayside Garden Club J. Allen Austin Woman's Christian Temperance Union R M. Andrews West College Drive Burbank Mesdames F. M. Pickett G. I. Humphreys P. S. Kennett T. A. Tilden Vance Welborn Joseph T. Weaver Archdale Royal Arcanum Order John Peddicord Orchestra of Winston-Salem

Parish gathering at Highland M E B church parsonage

Mrs. H H Robbins and Mrs. Holbrook will assist as hostesses calling for full attendance at the Highland M E B church parsonage event.

Highland M. EB. Church H. H. Robbins Holbrook

Gardenia Scent Advice for Occasional Floral Wear

If you enjoy real floral perfume wear a gardenia scent occasionally. The note suggests choosing gardenia to evoke fresh blooms without daily application.

Early Egyptian Perfume Use Traces From 3500 B C

The article notes that perfumes were employed in ancient Egypt as early as 3500 B C. The finding highlights long standing cosmetic and ritual practices in the Nile civilization and suggests sophisticated scent cultures in antiquity.

Egypt B. C

Varied yarns define smart knitted suit for business women

Green blue orange and brown yarns create a woven tweed like material. A slim skirt with a kick pleat pairs with a tailored jacket featuring rolled collar padded shoulders and patch pockets. Worn over a pale blue slip on sweater for a utilitarian business look.

Humble and Edwards Wedding Vows Registered

Miss Inez Edwards married Lewis Humble at the Wesleyan Methodist parsonage with Rev. E W Jones officiating. The ceremony was simple and the couple will reside on Park Street.

Inez Edwards Lewis Humble Wesleyan Methodist Church E. W. Jones Mr. Jones

Contract Club Will Meet In Thomasville

The Wednesday Contract club will meet at Mrs Frank Marrs home on School avenue in Thomasville Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock. This club conducts bi weekly meetings.

Thomasville Frank Marr School Avenue

Sedgefield Club Announces Golf Events For Ladies

Sedgefield Country Club announces three ladies golf events with dates September 22 October 13 and October 27. Events may be morning or afternoon and entrants should sign up at the golf shop. Prizes will be awarded for low gross and low net scores. Miss Helen Livengood returns home after two months with her brother in Williamston and a week at Nag's Head.

Sedgefield Country Club Helen Livengood J. S. Livengood Williamston Nag

Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on Love and Loyalty

A 23 year old girl asks Miss Mansfield for guidance about a boyfriend who dates another girl. She loves him but wants him faithful, balancing her own happiness with his. She asks how to ensure loyalty before marriage and whether to press for commitment.

Unsure Young Man Weighs Lovers Amid Pride and Hope

A reader frets over a young man torn between two or more ladies and doubts his decisive choice. The writer suggests the situation may not deserve the narrator’s concern or pride.

Deciding Suitors Before Marriage

The speaker advises a young woman to confirm a suitor’s sole interest before marriage. She notes the man seems more focused on flirting than providing for a wife and family, suggesting possible hurt but urging caution.

If He Won’t Choose You Do Not Force Affection

The text advises that a young man’s love cannot be forced and that one should not pressure him. Stay attractive and friendly, and if he prefers other friends you must accept his choice or seek other, more considerate companions.

Engagement Etiquette For a Faithful Fiancé

A young man engaged to be married should not court another girl for affection. He may be friendly to friends, but if interest in another woman exceeds his fiancée’s ensure he asks to be released from the engagement. He should not expect his fiancée to share his attention.

Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives AU Inquiries

Inquiries should be directed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise for prompt responses.

Marjorie Mansfield

Mrs Lelia Stevens Honored At Farewell Party

Mrs. Lelia Stevens was honored at a Friday night farewell party before her Saturday departure to York Pennsylvania for an extended visit. F P club members and guests enjoyed games and contests with a lingerie gift from the club and a watermelon outdoor reception.

Green ST Green Street Baptist Church J. W. Daves Lelia Stevens York H. R. Ward F. P. Club Willis St Billy Farr Hatley Stevens Robert Carrigan Forrest Harris Jonnie Johnson M. 8. Nunn L. A. Barrer John Tucker C. E. Hedrick W. L. Campbell Lu Thompson Margaret Edwards Carl Hatley Billy Furr Hatley

Junior Music Study Club Opens Fall Meetings

The Junior Music Study Club held its first fall meeting Saturday at 11 AM at Miss Jane Austin's Steele Street home. A brief business session preceded a program on religious music with a paper by Miss Florence Ellis and hymns sung by the club. Mrs. Sidney Gayle played Bach and oratorios were illustrated by Mrs. Eunice Miller. Refreshments followed, served by hostesses Misses Anna Mae Hatcher, Pearl Thompson, Pauline Douglas, and Jane Austin, for members Sara Sears Eleanor Powell Margaret Hayworth Kitty Mann Mary Ruth Woolen Meridith Clark Slane Peyton Gayle and Master Bobby Gayle.

Jane Austin Steele Street Florence Ellis Sidney Gayle Eunice Miller Anna Mae Hatcher Pearl Thompson Pauline Douglas Sara Sears Eleanor Powell Margaret Hayworth Kitty Mann Mary Ruth Woolen Meridith Clark Slane Peyton Gayle Bobby Gayle

Tommy Charping Honored On Fourth Birthday Party

Mrs. Paul Charping hosted a 3 to 5 p m birthday party for her son Tommy at their Carter street home to celebrate his fourth birthday. After outdoor games guests received red mint favors. gifts were plentiful and guests included numerous neighbors and family members.

Dora Samet Izzy Kramer Whiteville N. C Max Samet West Bay Street Wallace Wilmington Mt. Airy Greensboro Thomasville Leaksville Winston Tommy Charping Paul Charping Tommy Carter Street Dorothy Millikan Norma Cox Eugene Staley Harvey Brower Edwin Taylor Clara Mae Montjoy James Allen McMahan Bennie Lou Helen Ruth Ridge Mildred Charles Jester Lois Charles Sugg Larry Archie Lee Sanders, Jr Lille Sue Betty Joe Myers Leon Joann Greene Evelyn Sam Donald Doris Spainhour Winfield Carroll Winston-Salem J. R. Charping, Jr Greenville

London returns from two month tour of Europe

London returns to his home from a two month tour of European countries. He visited France, Russia, Germany and Italy and sailed back on the S. Nor mandie, arriving aboard the S. Ile de France.

London France Russia Germany Italy S. Normandie Ile de France

Local residents plan visits and life updates from Hartwell and Duke

Mrs R H Martin and Frank Martin of Hartwell Georgia and Mr and Mrs S N Martin of Wheaton Illinois arrive Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs J B Phillips at 1213 South Main. Maude Burrows and Lona Belle Grant returned from Washington DC. Margaret Saunders improves after appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. William McAnally returns from Duke University for weekend with parents on South Main. Alice Overman, a Duke freshman, visits her parents on Club Drive. J C Sechrest hosts his NY niece Edna Sechrest Swentzil. Dorothy Hoskins leaves for Thomasville to head the city school music department.

R. H. Martin Frank Martin Hartwell, Ga S. N. Martin Wheaton, IL J. B. Phillips South Main Street William McAnally Duke University W. J. McAnally Duke Alice Overman John Huff Club Drive Dorothy Hoskins Thomasville City School System

Fas Teeth Advertisement Claims All Day Comfort

An ad promotes Fasteeth to avoid slipping and oiling false teeth. It promises teeth hold tight all day, deodorizing, no gum irritation, paste or taste, and claims to be available from a local store.

Miss Louise Lee and J Elwood Cox II wed in Asheville ceremony

In a private September 19 ceremony at the Lee home in Asheville North Carolina Miss Louise Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sinclair Lee and J Elwood Cox II were married Rev T N Gresham officiated before family and close friends An informal reception followed before the couple planned a Charleston trip and then residence with the Jo Cox family in Emerywood Both partners are locally educated Cox a Guilford College graduate and associated with Jos Cox and Sons.

Louise Lee Joseph Sinclair Lee J. Elwood Cox Arden Road Asheville N. C T. N. Gresham Kenilworth Presbyterian Church Lee Lucy Britt Charleston S. C Jos Cox Emerywood Genevieve-of-the-Pines Inville Guilford Colle Cox Guilford College Jos Cox and Sons, Manufactu Jos. D Joseph J. Cox

Kernersville Woman's Club Opens First Fall Meeting at New Clubhouse

The Kernersville Woman's Club held its initial fall gathering in the new clubhouse with President Sallie Matt Marshall presiding. Garden department hosts showcased fall flowers as committee reports were read and plans for a benefit bridge party and a local theatre outing were announced. Members heard about club furnishings and gifts from allied groups, and a usage fee for community organizations was proposed to defray upkeep.

Kernersville Woman's Club Sallie Matt Marshall Garden Department Ways and Means Wood Black House Clay Ring Chester Morris Fred Morris W. J. Gordon Leaksville

Junior Woman's Club hosts meeting with district president

The Junior Woman's Club house on Thursday evening hosted Mrs Kenneth Green field Misses Margaret and Elea nor Stafford and Dorothy Mc Cuiston as joint hostesses. Lois Strickland Winston-Salem district president spoke after returning from the National Federation in Miami. She urged members to attend a district meeting in Salisbury in October. Esther McKaughn named club reporter. Year books were distributed. Punch cakes and sandwiches were served to twenty one members and five visitors.

Junior Woman's Club Kenneth Greenfield Margaret Eleanor Stafford Dorothy McCuiston Miss Allen Ways and Means Committee Lois Strickland Winston-Salem Miss Strickland National Federation of Woman's Clubs Miami Fla Salisbury Esther McKaughn

Miss Ruth Kirk Returns From Visit to Randleman Friends

Miss Ruth Kirk has returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lilly at Randleman. The many friends of Miss Glendair Crossett will be interested to learn she is recovering well after an appendicitis operation.

Ruth Kirk

Kappa Gamma Sorority Luncheon Scheduled at Sheraton

The Omega chapter weekly luncheon of the Kappa Gamma Gamma fraternity unit will be held at twelve o clock at the Sheraton hotel. All members are asked to attend if possible as the event lasts only an hour.

Omega Chapter Kappa Ga Sheraton Hotel Tomo

State Employment Office Reports 34 Positions Filled

The High Point office of North Carolina State Employment Service reports 34 persons placed in private employment during the week. Irene W. Price, manager, states all placements were permanent positions.

High Point North Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moffitt’s North Main Street Industrial Committee Thornton Glover Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive Helen Clark A. B. Huff Welch Memorial Endeavorers Christian Endeavor Society Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Mabel Joyner Alma Myers Mallie Fowler Roscoe Briley Japwish Ladies Aid Society of B'Nai Israel Synagogue A. Bernard Ruth Clinard J. W. Clinard Salem Jacksonville Rock Hill Messrs Joe Irving Mann Sol Aberman J. W. Lamet Miss Lamet W. F. Austin and Son Kramer Kramer Dept Humble-Edwards Sedgefield Club Marjorie Mansfield Miss Mansfield Katib Ter European Maude Burrows Lona Belle Grant Washington, D. C Margaret Saunders G. K. Saunders Dalton Street Guilford General Hospital J. C. Sechrest Paul Swentzil Edna Sechrest Ashevil Jonathon Elwood Cox City Memorial Margaret and Allen Forrest Bessings Genia Albert Virginia’ Cain Sheraton Ho High Point J. R. Black Jr Blackwell Jack R. Wat Dillon Home Destration Club High Point Lake Ximena Patterson Alvis Patterson Washington, D Roy Gilbert Jennie G Stuart Kappa Gamma Gr Vita-Ray Vitamin and Cosmetics Ring Drug CO Peggy Anne North Main
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