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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

Page

7

Thomasville Club Hosts Furnished Bridge Day

Mrs. Carson Cox entertained the Thursday bridge club and guests at her Boring Street home. Ten tables played as guests enjoyed flowers, prizes, and refreshments. Separate items note the Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club planning a new year and birthday celebrations for Ann Ogburn.

Homasville Carson Cox Thursbridge Rock W. Belinson Paul Green R. Farrington James Lambeth L. C. Dilas Julia Brown Jennings I. G. Greer, Jr Wain Gfield

Pritchard Leaves Guilford General Hospital for West Bay Home

Wilbur Pritchard was moved to his home on West Bay Street yesterday from Guilford General Hospital where he recently had an appendectomy. He is recovering nicely at this time. Daisy Smith departs tonight for Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York for a period of travel and business. Miss Margaret Sears a UNC senior is expected home this weekend.

Wilbur Pritchard West Bay Street Guilford General Hospital Daisy Smith Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Margaret Sears The University of North Carolina

Miss Sims Birthday Celebration At Ker ne rsville Home

Miss Bertice Sims was honored on her 18th birthday as her parents hosted a party on Saturday night. Guests enjoyed lawn games, a birthday cake with 18 candles, and an ice course. Attendees included numerous friends and family members from Kernersville area.

Kernersville Rbertice Sims C. H. Sims Miss Sims Misses Sims Tinky Irene Tatum Margaret Renie Pardue Evelyn Corn Lena Elliott Aline Johnson Jessie Everidge Dorothy Mozellie Clark Josephine Lucille Mitchell Mildred Margaret Stafford Annie Davis Margaret Heath Vivian Baker Virginia Icker Vera Neugent Lucillle Ruby Bull Luray Blackburn Josephine Sims Messrs Louis Lukas Bill Jones Harvey Homer Fulp Roy Mustin Clarence Hammock Elwood Davis Seth Linville Henry Thomas Roland Rice Tink Tucker Preston Sims James Nelson Fay Bennett George Ballard Harsel Hooven Tommy Jarrell Perseus Rose James Lee Taylor Paul Perdue Wade Ballard Lester Bull Mesdames Minnie Sims Grace Jarrell

Randleman Party At City Lake Park Highlights Local Social

Randleman residents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hillard attended a watermelon feast hosted by Mr and Mrs Norwood Grace at the city lake in High Point. About 25 friends danced late into the night. Nearby, Miss Margie Vestal of Chester PA visits her P arents Mr and Mrs Henry Vestal. Mrs P C Story moves to Fayetteville. Jim Kirkman L W Lineberry Sam Frazier and C W Lamb toured western North Carolina. Frank Kirkman and Maxine Kirkman visited Greensboro. Mrs Bert Spinks of Asheboro visited her parents Mr and Mrs C O Heath.

Randleman Kenneth Hilliard High Point Norwood Grace Margie Vestal Chester Henry Vestal P. C. Story Fayetteville Story Jim Kirkman L. W. Lineberry Sam Frazier C. W. Lamb Frank Kirkman Maxine Kirkman Greensboro Bert Spinks

Personal Visits Highlight Weekend Social Roundup

Miss Ethel McLaurin returns to Dillon DC after visiting Mrs Merlin Fagg. Mr and Mrs C T Reich and family from Rural Hall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Duggins. Gurney Idol and Ben Stafford shared Sunday company on High Point road. Vivian and Nellie Idol of Bunker Hill visited Mr and Mrs R R Duggins. Mrs E B Parks and Miss Vilda Parks of Greensboro joined Mrs Jesse Bowers midweek. Russell Duggins and two sons Roger and Henry were guests of Mr and Mrs Gurney Idol of Bunker Hill. Charlie Neugent of Fort Bragg spent time with sister Mrs J C Jones and relatives.

Ethel McLaurin Dillon D. C Merlin Fagg C. T. Reich Rural Hall Russell Duggins Gurney Idol Ben Stafford High Point Road Vivian Nellie Idol Bunker Hill R. R. Duggins E. B. Parks Vilda Parks Greensboro Jesse Bowers Roger Henry Gurney ‘Dol Bunkerill Charlie Neugent Fort Bragg J. C. Jones

Local Social News Briefs Show Visits Across Towns

Mrs O C Redding resides on Naomi street. Greensboro couple Mr and Mrs Kelly C Pugh and children visited relatives Monday. Mr and Mrs A B Beasley with sons John and Joe spent the weekend with Beasleys sister Mrs Millie Ward. Armstead Blake weekend in High Point with Mr and Mrs Leon Caudle. Miss Jesse Lassiter of High Point spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Lassiter.

O. C. Redding Naomi Street Kelly C. Pugh Greensboro A. B. Beasley John and Joe Beasley Millie Ward Armstead Blake High Point Leon Caudle Jesse Lassiter Will Lassiter

Wood alcohol poisoning deaths drop in 1932

Wood alcohol poisoning caused only 12 deaths in 1932, compared with 250 in 1930.

Beauty Lost to Constipation Warns Kellogg Product

An old warning urges adding bulk to meals to curb constipation and restore appearance. The ad promotes Kellogg cereals which absorb moisture and form a gentle cleansing mass, recommending two portions daily as cereal or added to foods. It mentions Bran and a sales note for Bee Creek.

Kellogg's Kellogg Co Company Bee Creek

Mrs. E F Williams Hosts Ninth Birthday for Nancy

Mrs E F Williams entertained many children on September 19 in Deep River to celebrate Nancy Williams ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as Nancy received numerous gifts. The Deep River Philatheas held a regular meeting the following Wednesday with Mrs Ralph Thornton and Mrs Oriana James cohosting.

E. F. Williams Nancy Deep River Philatheas Ralph Thornton

Business Session Ends With Refreshments Served

An interesting session of business was held after which refreshments were served to the large number present.

C. W. Grubb Lloyd King

Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Greensboro Area

Rev and Mrs Joseph Peele hosted at Mrs Eva Thornton s home. Otis Thrift and family visited Thrift parents in Liberty with Clarence Jordan. Ada Wheeler saw Gattis Foster who remains bedbound for over ten weeks. R T Jordan Clarence Jordan Lois Skeen visited Greensboro. Arthur Yates and family Guilford College and Burrus Jones of High Point spent weekend with relatives. Will Modlin hosted Eva Thornton and G Foster family. Charles Bolling remains ill at home.

Joseph Peele Deep River Church Eva Thornton Otis Thrift Greensboro Arthur Yates Guilford College Route One Burrus Jones High Point Will Modlin Foster Emma and Gordy W. A. G. Foster Charles Bolling

Four Trafalgar Squares Named in London

The report notes that London has four Trafalgar Squares besides the famed central site Stepney Chelsea and Peckham.

London Trafalgar Squares Stepney Chelsea Peckam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomasville Club Paul D. Hassler High Score Club Lee Lambeth Loisson H. R. Kyser Harry Lee Lambeth Frank Marr Walter Newby G. E B. Crowell Fred Gray Ralph Wilson Lois Johnson Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club Margaret Thompson East Main Street Randolph Road Ann Ogburn Alfred Finch Evelyn Davis John Ogburn Tom Kearns Ellis Davis F. C Ann Murphy Ann Grimes Frank Newby Betty Jean Hepler Ray Rothrock Barbara Jean Hamilton George Kearns Emily Lou Russell Carol McMahon Eddie Joe Don Branson Peggy Harrison Jimmy Julia Frances Hix Ruth Peggy Don Lloyd Diana Gale Jones Betty Leach Bessie Sink Betty Lou Crofts Doris Ann Peggy Jean Jones Frances Joyce Bean Iris Hamilton Blanche Rothrock Sadie Maulden Maxine Priscilla Moore Margaret Lee Bryant Evelyn Neil Terry Davis John Ogburn, Jr J. ©. Branson Ray Harrison Clyde Jones Jack Jones Dillon Jones Charlie Jones J. W. Ogburn Millis Kaney Ligsie Kanoy Ruth Bayer Ina Phillips Alma Jennings Cynthia File Avis Fulp Velva Kanoy Leanna Brown Ora Fulp Laura McCullough Francis Martin Sue Harris Virginia Shell Vera Green Phillips Cramer Bodie Sam Eanes Way Russell R. B. Murdock Horace Lawing Tom Kaney Charles T. Austin Finch Orange Tom A. Finch Joe Bales M. L. Bales Woodberry Forrest School Maye Livengood Raleigh North Main Street Moreica Sie rAlt Philco Philcos COLOR N. Main High Point, N. OC M. E. Church J. T. Justice Hermon Morton Mrs. H. D. Sears J. W. Slate Richmond Ruth Nachman Hertford F. W. Morrill KE. P. Billups Kahlil Gibram Gilmer Smith Rey BE. P. Billups R. W. Burns City Lake Park Alaska Pender Pender’s Select Tae Brownie Boy Abe D. P. Blend Southern Manor Tea French Strongheart Dog Food Gorton P. Cherries Phillip Omertt Ghee Margie Pru Malaga Deep River Section Syear’ Sojectiox Plan
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