Elizabeth Shields and John Jessup to wed in Greensboro
Bride-elect Miss Elizabeth Shields and her fiancé John I Jessup Jr of Greensboro plan a ceremony tomorrow afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Dr B Conrad officiating. A cake cutting tonight at 206 Thurston follows a formal dinner honoring the couple with about thirty guests and a full bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shields
John I. Jessup
Greensboro
Re. BE. BE. Younts
Shields
Thurston T
First Baptist Arch
Dr. B. Conrad
Bers
Rela
Josephine
Needlework Guild Ingathering Planned for October 18 19
At a Blue Room meeting the Needlework Guild set October 18 and 19 for the ingathering of new garments at the Sheraton hotel. Mrs. G J Humphreys chaired assisted by chairmen Mrs A H Whitley Mrs Royster Thurman Mrs Fred Whitescarver and Mrs Harry Doctor. National Youth Administration workers reported ongoing sewing and growing garment stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle- Guild
Oration Hotel
Sheraton Hotel
G. J. Humphreys
Guild
Humphreys
A. H Whitley
Royster Thur
Mre
W. C. Idol
Miss Miles Bride-Elect Honored At Greensboro Bridge Party
A bridge party at the Gibson clubrooms on North Main featured Miss Nancy Miles of Greensboro, whose upcoming marriage to J. Walter Hedrick of High Point. Scores crowned Miss Pegsy Leake and Miss Nel Nowlin of Greensboro as top prize winners. Guests included several Greensboro and High Point residents. the event favored pink and orchid hues with bridal motifs throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegsy Leake
Ne!! Noros
Greensboro
Miss Leake
Miss Nowlin
Miles
M. F. Crooks
High Point
Pat Hal
Helen Davis
Nancy Smith
Ruth Pollock
Leora Hampp
Lois Barager
LeVelle Wilson
Marina Jarrett
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Love Monday
Margaret Hedrick
Marion Elliott
John Jennings
James Blue
Claude Smith
A. G Ellington
Talmadge Eington
Robert Taylor
Sistter
Mise Rachel Miles
Betsy
Mary Frances Moore
Peggy Leake
Nel Nowlin
Sallie Edgerton
Bridge Party Fetes Miss Hendrix Ahead of Oct Wedding
Mise Moselle Hendrix of Plymouth and Suffolk VA will wed Robert Butler Troan in early October. A bridge party honoring her is set for tomorrow at 246 Boule Rd with Bytha Morley Ethel Morley and Jessie Las ee hosting. Four tables start at tee o'clock with guests from nearby cities and Igh Point as she returns from Western North Carolina to study at the University of North Carolina and visit her mother Mrs Corrinna K Hendrix in Amestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Moselle Hendrix
Robert Butler Troan
Plymouth
Suffolk
Bytha
Ethel Morley
Jessie Lasee
Boulerd
Mies Hendrix
Igh Point
North Carolina
The
University of North Caroline
Rs. Corrinna K. Hendrix
Amestown
Emerywood Country Club Opens Dance Season With Dance
Emerywood Country Club plans its first fall dance at the clubhouse Saturday evening. Hors d oeuvres begin at nine with dancing at 9 30. John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra provide music. Card dances return from last winter. Reservations for hors d oeuvres due by Saturday noon with the club secretary.
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Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
High Point
John C. Abels
Local Women Attend Thomasville Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. R. K. Stewart and Mrs. H. N. Phillips visited Thomasville for a joint garden club gathering at Mrs. John R. Myers home. Stewart spoke as the new director of garden clubs in the Piedmont district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
H. N. Phillips
Thomasville
John R. Myers
Local Notices and Movements Include Illness and Travel
Mrs. J. O. Connor is critically ill at her East Washington street home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kirkman repackaged a period in New York staying at the St. Regis hotel. Mrs. O. C. Williamson and Mrs. P. H. Dalton returned from an Orange Presbytery meeting in Yanceyville. Mrs. D. O. Ward is a Guilford General Hospital patient for several days. Mrs. L. R. Clark and daughter Gertrude travel to New York City for studies at Union Theological Seminary with plans to return to High Point next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kirkman
North Main Street
New York
St. Regis Hotel
O. C. Williamson
Orange Presbyterial
P. H. Dalton
D. O. Ward
Welborn Street
Guilford General Hospital
Julius Green
Atlanta
R. G. Jennings
Betty Jennings
Raleigh
Joe Pratt
L. B. Thomas
Winston-Salem
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Hoy L. Feaperman
High Point
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Social Arts Club Entertained By Mrs A J Koonce
Mrs Arnold J Koonce hosted the Social Arts Club at 414 South Main yesterday afternoon with ten members and one visitor. The gathering featured needlework and fall flower decor in the living room, a birthday gift shower for Mr W J Frasier, fruit salad tea and birthday cakes, with Mrs Dodamead as afternoon guest and members including Mrs Frasier and others.
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Arnold J. Koorce
South Main Street
W. J. Frasier
Mre. Frasier
T. BE. Dodamead
Mesdames
N. P Holmes
Clyde Baxter
BE. Harville
J. N. McCrary
T. K. Zimmerman
A. B. Elam
J. W Rose and
Leland B. Nelson
Rankin Memorial C E Society Plays At Church Tonight
The Rankin Memorial M P church Christian Endeavor Society presents the three act play An Old Fashioned Mother by Walter Ben Hare at 7 45 this evening in the church assembly room. The cast includes Millie Moore Mrs H T Troxiler Kathleen Embler Faye Caudle Marie Workman Frances Troxler P M Caudle Jr Jen Setzer H T Troxler C J Burton Jr Roger Lee and J A Bowers with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Rankin Memorial M.P. Church
Walter Ben Hare
New York State
Millie Moore
Mrs. H. T. Troxiler
Kathleen Embler
Faye Caudle
Marie Workman
Frances Troxler
P. M. Caudle, Jr
Jen Setzer
H. T. Troxler
C. J. Burton, Jr
Roger Lee
J. A. Bowers
Mrs Clyde Rule Receives Miscellaneous Shower at Wallburg
Honor guest Mrs Clyde Rule of Wallburg was celebrated at Miss Maurine Clodfelter’s home with a miscellaneous shower. Thirty guests attended as a bride dressed guest led a contest won by the honoree. Refreshments followed and gifts were opened carried in by Grayson and Frances Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rule
Wallburg
Nelle
Maurine Clodfelter
Evelyn Craven
Olivia Ends
Clodfelter
Little Grayson
Frances Smith
Annual Faculty Reception At Local College
The largest student body ever registered at High Point college will be welcomed tonight by the administration and faculty in Harrison gymnasium. The formal reception is for all registered students, with the receiving line headed by Dr. G. J. Humphreys, president. Friday marks Decision Night for campus literary societies.
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High Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
G. J. Humphreys
Miss Amott Weds R O Walker in Daytona Beach
Miss Jean P D Amott of Newport News Virginia and R Oscar Walker former resident of this city now in Daytona Beach Florida united in marriage on September 19 at the home of Rev R W Dickert Ridgewood Baptist church Daytona Beach The bride wore a navy blue lace frock with matching accessories Only attendants were Mr and Mrs E B Markham Walker formerly lived here until three years ago and is son of Mr and Mrs Ashley Walker of 1101 English Street He now manages Cannon Shoe Store in Daytona Beach where the couple reside at 321 Magnolia Avenue
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Jean PD. Amott
Newport News
R. Oscar Walker
Daytona Beach
Fla
R. W. Dickert
Ridgewood Baptist Church
E B. Markham
Ashley Walker
English Street
Cannon Shoe
Magnolia Avenue
U D C Chapter Set Monday Meeting at Mrs Stewart Home
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs R K Stewart on Wear Farries avenue. Mrs H N Phillips will be associate hostess and an interesting program is planned.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. K. Stewart
Wear Farries Avenue
H. N. Phillips
Five-Cent Cigar Quip Goes Unnamed to Honor Marshall
Among the five cent cigars none bear Thomas Marshall's name, the author of the noted remark about what the country needs. The remark style highlights demand for affordable cigars reflecting a period sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
Letters to the Editor in The Enterprise Columns
Readers submit questions and concerns to Mar erie tanasaele ta Coe at The Enterprise. The responses appear in the letters columns answering community issues and providing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marerie Tanasaele Ta Coe
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column Letter
A young woman questions rekindling a romance after discovering her former lover dates another girl for her car and money. She seeks guidance on whether to pursue him again, while acknowledging her own strong feelings and her attempts to move on. The adviser urges taking initiative, talking directly to him, and weighing the possibilities rather than dwelling on heartbreak.
Do Not Cling to Gossip Over a Breakup
Do not take gossip seriously and consider that a young man may not rise to the occasion or stay interested. He may welcome a visit or be focused on another girl. If so, accept the loss with sportsmanship and remember time heals broken hearts.
Fragmented plea cautions and vague reunion request
The text urges a friendly approach to a man and asks to tell him a lie to bring him back. It emphasizes giving him a chance and avoiding manipulation while expressing a pledge or prize for his return. The fragment ends without a clear conclusion.
Jolly Y Club Plans Wiener Roast And Program
The Jolly Y club met at the Y W C A to outline a fall program through Christmas. A weiner roast is planned for next Thursday night at Archdale Friends playground. Bea Overcash presided and introduced Mrs Zillah R Hopkins new general secretary of the Y W C A.
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Jolly Y Club
Friends Playground
Archdale
Mise Bea Overcash
Zillah R. Hopkins
Catherine Wrenn
Catherine Carmichael
Lillian Weisner
Mildred Hutchens
Dorie Gilleapie
Virginia Jowers
Dorm Bowers
Bea Overcash
Betsy Dupuy
Hospital Begun on Greensboro College Campus
On the Greensboro college campus a two story Au relia Bowman Gray Memorial student hospital began construction at the south end of Hudson and Fitzgerald dormitories forming a quad with the Main building. Gifted by James Gray of Winston-Salem in memory of his mother a former student from 1863 it should be completed by January 15.
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Greensboro
Aurelia Bowman Gray
Greensboro College
Methodist
Hudson
Fitzgerald
James Gray
Winston-Salem
College
Annette Shinn
Mary Elisabeth Woods
Greensboro Publice Library
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Encouragement for a Young Man to Visit Home
A request invites a young man to visit the writer's home with several peers. The note suggests that in a crowd neither of the men will have a chance, and asks if he may return to see the author.
Garden club talk and social in Thomasville
About a hundred women gathered at Mrs. John R. Myers home to hear Mrs. R K Stewart district garden clubs director speak on garden care planting and soil preparation. The event united the Thomasville and Friendly garden clubs and a newly formed local club with tea served and fall flowers displayed.
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Thomasville
RK Stewart
Thomasville Garden Club
Myers
Walter Laftin
Friendly Club
Students Joe Bales and Tom Finch Return to Woodberry Forest
Joe Bales and Tom A Finch left Wednesday to resume studies at Woodberry Forest School. They were joined by their parents Mr and Mrs M T Bales and Mr and Mrs T Austin Finch who returned Wednesday night. Also mentioned is Mrs G T Alexander with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bales
Tom A. Finch
Woodberry Forest School
M. T. Bales
T. Austin Finch
G. T. Alexander
Early Lead Cooling Creates Spherical Shot Drops
Historical note describes using tower drops of molten lead into water to form spherical shotgun shot as they hardened in descent.
Munich doctor builds over forty thousand ticket collection
A Munich physician who collects transport tickets has expanded his archive to more than 40,000 items, representing travelers from over one hundred countries. The collection highlights global mobility and cultural exchange through everyday travel tickets.
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Munich
How Women in Their 40's Can Attract Men
Compiled advice suggests women aged 38 to 82 seek vitality and confidence through Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims describe improved vigor and steadier nerves, aiding social appeal and overall well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Hing Pinkham
High Point debated hospital bond plan and facilities
High Point weighs a $220 000 hospital bond plan to fund Burrus Memorial and Guilford General through a 30 year 4 percent loan. The measure would create a non profit hospital with a free clinic backed by 45 percent federal aid and 55 cent taxes per $100 assessed value to cover $13 000 annual debt service if revenue falls short.
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High Point
Burrus Memorial
Guilford General
Committee On Medical Care
National Health Conference
American Medical Journal
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Jessuparty
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Shields
Jessup
Mise Shields
Mr. Jessup
Mise
Margaret Shields
Garland Caveness
William Shields
Mr. Shields
Robert Cox
Gordon Basin
Herbert Winston
Miss Miles
Miss Hendrix
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A. J. Koonce
Clyde
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Copenhagen
Denmark
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R. 0. Walker
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