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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1938

Page

12

Cavalier Club Selects Sponsors for Sedgefield Dance

The Cavalier club names five sponsors for its initial dance at Sedgefield Manor on Friday September 30. Sponsors include Grace Luck and Marilyn Reen of Greensboro and Phyllis Pinkston of Winston-Salem. The event runs 9 to 2 with the Wing Club orchestra led by Frank Perker.

Helen Crowder Ruth Pollock Cavalier Club Sedgefield Manor Misas Grace Luck Marilyn Reen Greensboro Mise Phyll's Pinkston Winston-Salem Ths Grace Lack

Miss Elizabeth Shields Weds John J. Jessup Jr in Local Ceremony

Elizabeth Shields of this city married John J. Jessup Jr. of Greensboro in a Saturday ceremony at five o clock. The procession featured Dan W. Smith at the organ and vocal selections by Mrs. Marvin Slate and Marc Lovelace. The couple plans a weeklong bridal trip before residing at 502 Willowbrook Drive, Greensboro.

Shields Ivey Jessup, Jr Greensboro Dan W. Smith Marvin Slate Marc Lovelace Slate Hardelot Lohengrin Mendelssohn Liszt Robert Cox Gordon Rasin Herbert Wineton Margaret Shields John Harvey Shields Garland Caveness Ohn Shields John J. Jessup

Mrs Clodfelter Honors Fifth Birthday of Jimmie Clodfelter

Mrs. E. R. Clodfelter entertained Jim mie Clodfelter’s young friends at 616 Cable Street to celebrate his fifth birthday. After games and contests, guests gathered for birthday cake and ice cream as Mrs. Clodfelter and Mrs. Leonard Owens served the treats.

Jimmie EE. R. Clodfelter Cable Street

Bennett And Poole To Host Biweekly Emerywood Bridge

Mrs Harold Bennett and Mrs James W Poole will host the regular biweekly bridge for ladies of Emerywood Country Club. The event will be at the club house on Tuesday with arrivals requested at 3 o clock for a 3 o clock start.

Harold Bennett James W. Poole Emerywood Country Club

Twentieth Century Study Club Plans Wednesday Meeting

The fall session opens Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. W. W. Gluyas hosting at Greenway Drive. Mrs. R. J. Quigley will present a paper titled Woman and Her Place as part of a Modern Woman program series.

Twentieth Century Study Club W. W. Gluyas Greenway Drive R. J. Quigley

Concert Group Prepares For Fourth Season

The High Point Cooperative Concert Association announces its fourth season. Membership cards go out over the next two weeks. The lineup opens Oct 28 with violinist Marjorie Edwards, Dec 14 piano duos Bartlett and Robertson, Jan 13 Mozart Choir flags of Vienna, and closes Mar 29 with baritone Lansing Hatfield. Newcomers may contact president Mrs C F Tomlinson or secretary Mrs R T Amos.

High Point Cooperative Concert Association Marjorie Edwards Bartlett and Robertson Mozart Choir Flags of Vienna Lansing Hatfield

Carter Hall Marriage Announced In Danville

Mr and Mrs B E Carter announce the marriage of their daughter Wilhelmina to Lewis Edward Hall of Thomasville on September 4 in Danville. The couple will reside in Thomasville.

B. E. Carter Wilhelmina Lewis Edward Hall Thomasmee Danville Thomasville

Service League Book Club Postpones Meeting

The Junior Service League Break club postpones its initial meeting this week. Mrs. John R. Peacock, retiring president, says plans are underway for a future gathering.

Service League Book Club John R. Peacock

Fashion notes on hats waves and 1910s style figures

The writer cites sport hats becoming flossie hats with tucked high crowns and ribbons, velvet, and Paradise trimming. They mention a new hair cut to add natural waves and foresee the return of old time styles and the hour glass figure.

Canterbury Club Sets Year On American Humor

Canterbury Club approves a yearlong program on American humor at the first fall meeting hosted by Mrs. Ed Lyon on Florham Drive. Plans dominate the session with book exchanges and fall decor as members share sandwiches and coffee.

Canterbury Club Ed Lyon Florham Drive

Tea And Topics Club To Have First Meeting

The Tea and Topics club will hold its initial meeting Thursday at 3 30 pm with Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver hosting at Archdale residence. Elizabeth Ann Russell born at Guilford General Hospital Wednesday September 21 to Mr and Mrs Kermit Russell. Former name before marriage was Miss Annis Payne.

Tea and Topics Club Tea and Joseph T. Weaver Archdale Elizabeth Ann Russell Kermit Russell Elizabeth Ano Guilford General Hospital Russell Annice Payne

Direct Your Daughter In Her Make-up

Guidance for parents on how to handle a young daughter's makeup use. Emphasizes age appropriate limits for teens, recommending modest, natural cosmetics and professional guidance while avoiding letting the parent share makeup. Encourages teaching skillful application and restraint for lips, rouge, mascara, and nail varnish.

Pre-nuptial cake party for Shields and Jessup couple

A last pre wedding event for Miss Elizabeth Shields and John Ivey Jessup Jr. was held at the bride’s aunt’s Thurston Street home after a Friday rehearsal. About 30 guests included party members, relatives, and friends from High Point Greensboro Charlotte and Guilford College.

Elizabeth Shields John Ivey Jessup, Jr First Baptist Church Thurston Street BE. BE. Younts High Point Greensboro Misa Martha Shields Charlotte Misa Ruth Taylor Guilford College

First Fall Dance Of German Club Set For Friday

The Piedmont German club prepares its initial fall dance at Emerywood Country Club Friday from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with Jimmie Livingston and his orchestra. Early arrivals can enter a grand prize contest. officers include James E Foscue president C T Ingram Jr vice president W E Price secretary treasurer James B Lovelace.

Piedmont W. E. Price James B. Lovelace

Crouse Deaton Vows Saturday at Trinity Parsonage

The marriage of Pauline Crouse of Trinity to Gideon Deaton was solemnized in a late afternoon ceremony at Trinity parsonage with witnesses Kathryn Allred and Richard Crouse. Rev. Harold Roberson officiated. the couple will reside at 1105 Fast Green Street.

Pauline Crouse Trinity Gideon Deaton Trinity Parsonage Kathryn Allred Randleman Richard Crouse Harold Roberson Deaton

Harvest Tea Planned by Girl Scout Council Friday

The Girl Scout Council schedules a Harvest Tea for Friday September 3 from 4 30 to 6 30 PM at Mrs En bree H Blackards 202 Hillcrest drive to honor local and prospective troop leaders committee members and program consultants A music program is planned and about seventy five guests are expected hosting details list Mrs I T Mann as chair and receiving hosts including Mrs Davia T Yow and Miss Dana Nicholas.

Girl Scout Council Enbree H. Blackard Hillcrest Drive I. T. Mann Lewis E. Teague HB. G. Derton Blackard Davia T. Yow R. A. Herring Dana Nicholas Car Margaret Watson

Miss Mozelle Hendrix Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Party

Miss Mozelle Hendrix bride elect of October was toasted at a bridge party hosted by Misses Ethel and Bytha Moxley and Miss Jeasie Lassiter at 246 Boulevard. Four tables hosted by guests featured fall flowers, with Mrs. C. C. Carter winning top score and Miss Hendrix as runner up. gifts included a bridal set and decorative cakes. Additional guests included Mesdames Martin, Sykes, Caude, Welch, Auman, Browne, and Misses Johnson, Willard, Glenn, Byerty, and Mrs Swaim. refreshments served to attendees and Hendrix family members.

Mozelle Hendix Robert Butler Trotman Plymouth Suffolk Ethel Cambridal C. C. Carter Winston, Salem Hendria Car Missendrix Mies Hendrix Mesdames Edward Rufus Martin MM. Sykes Leon Caude Charlies Welch F. R. Auman Pat Browne

Hampp Family Relocates to Reidsville

Mr and Mrs Charlies C Hampp of 1003 Club drive move to Reidsville to establish residence on Courtland place He has worked with Alamac Hosiery Mills while Mrs Hampp joins him Leora Hampp their daughter remains teaching at Brentwood School and will stay with Mrs A H Idol at 1009 Johnson street

Charlies C. Hampp Club Drive Reidsville Hampp Alamac Hosiery

Heart Sisters Club Organized At Sophia

The Heart Sisters club organized September 21 at Mrs. Reba Farlow Caney's home with a large gathering. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ada Coltrane's home on September 29 with the program led by Mrs. Dewey White, Mrs. Reba Canoy and Mrs. Glenn Rich.

Sophia Heart Sisters Club Reba Farlow Caney Ada Coltrane Dewey White Reba Canoy Glenn Rich

Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Helen Readdick And Elmer Hardee

Miss Helen Celeste Readdick and Elmer Clyde Hardee were quietly married at the bride’s parents home with Rev. C. N. Royal officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Readdick, studied at local schools and High Point college. Hardee, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hardee of Hinesville, Ga, works with Burlington Mills in this city. They will reside at 803 East Green Street.

Helen Readdick Elmer C. Hardee Helen Celeste Readdick Elmer Clyde Hardee Rev. C. N. Royal Mise Readdick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sedgefield Thewing Club Frank Perker Wil Pau Brieman Ae le Bernard Feeler Ned Keltinger John J. Jessup Jr Nue Collier Ellie BE. &. Younts Jessup John Ivey Jessup Guilford Avenue Raleigh Hammond- Lindsay, Certified Public Accountants Southern Points Willowbrook Drive E. R. Clodfelter Mesdames Bennett Poole Cavalier Dance Ward Strest Czechoslovakia Sudeten-Cerman Party Henlein Tru Myrtle Beauty Shop East Russell Street DIAL Liptone Beauty Willowbrook Street Parm & Gene Beauty Shop Alicia Hartner Bafl Mozelle Hendrix Mrs. Hampp The Labor Saving Rayon Satin & Crepe Father George
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