Friday, July 8, 1938.
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ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK IN SOUTHERN PINES
Dr. Walter Barry, superintendent and cbUdren who have been visiting
of the New Jersey State Board of ! her parents there accompanied him
Dental Examiners, was the guett of i home on Monday.
Dr. George G. Herr last Friday even- Jimmy and Sua Ann Milliken, Bus
ing while enroute from West Palm t®*" Patch, Sarah Jane Barnum and
Beach, Fla., to his home in East Or-1 Alec Cameron spent last Sunday at
ange. ; Myrtle Beach-
Mr. and Mrs. Garland A. Pierce , and Mrs. Harry Menzel and
and TOn, Garland Frank, have re-! children, Janet and Jimmy, have re
turned from Leominster, Mass., where' turned from two weeks stay In Sy-
they visited Mr. Pierce’s parents. I racuse, N. Y.
Mrs. Theodore Scarlett and dau- j Circle No- 1 of the Brownson Me-
ghters. Miss Annabelle Scarlett, of • morial Church met with Mrs. John
Elrie, Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Norman H. Shenk at their home on
Orchard Road.
Mrs. Maxwell Gray and children
have gone to Bath, N. H., where they
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stevick
have returned to Cleveland, O., after
spending two weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr- and Mrs. D. Wade
Stevick. Dr. Stevick is Assistant
Resident Physician in Pediatrics at
University Hospital in Cleveland.
Miss Hermlone Fitch spent last
week-end at Fort Bragg as the guest
of Capt. Scott and family. Her moth
er joined her there on Monday.
Mrs. Helen B. Eisenberger and
Charles, Jr., spent Monday here. Mrs.
Eisenberger, with her mother and
son, moved the first part of the
m^nth to Raleigh where they will
make their home-
William Edward Cox, Jr., spent
the Fourth at Fort Bragg-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Woodward
have gone to Ferdinanda, Fla-, to
spend two weeks vacation.
Morrison on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Cliff Cameron was hostess to Cir
cle No. 2 at the some time at her
home in Manley. The Business Wo.
man’s Circle met with Mrs. Don Jen
sen on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Barney
of Raleigh spent last week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- James
B. Swett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blue and chil
dren, Louise and Walter, Jr., spent
the fourth at White Lake.
Miss Mary Adeline Cook left this
week to spend the remainder of the
summer at her home in New York
state.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C- Butler spent
last week-end in Boone.
Ben Braden left this week for Fort
Maultrie, near Charleston, S. C.,
where he entered training for six
weeks with the National Guard.
Dr- and Mrs. Thomas Walker of
Thomasville accompanied by Mrs-
Walker's mother, Mrs. Moore of In-
dianopolis, Ind., spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs- Frank E- Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robinson
Mr. and Mrs- Lee Clark and son, i
Windham, of Washington, D. C., are have gone to Morehead City for three
visiting relatives here. They were' weeks stay.
accompanied by Miss Mary Jane^ Mr. and Mrs- Walter Chilton of
Woodward who has been attending Titusville, Fla-, have arrived here and
business school in Washington and ^ will remain until after the peach sea-
who will spend the summer at her s.on is over.
home here- j Mr. and Mrs- Howard F. Burns
C. L. Worsham motored to Peters- spent last week-end at Myrtle Beach,
burg, Va-, on last Saturday and : Dr- William C. Mudgett left on
spent the week-end. Mrs- Worsham Tuesday night for Eastport, Me.,
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SUMMER SUIT OR TROUSERS
MRS. MILTON ENOSTROM
The former Virginia Kane, daughter of Mrs. Elisha K. Kane and a
winter resident here for several years, who married Milton Engstom of
Smethport, Pa.
where he will be joined by his son, Mr. and Mrs- W. S. Harrington at
Billy, and Mr. and Mrs- Henry M. | their home on Bennett street.
Dingley, Jr- They have chartered a
schooner and will sail from Eastport
for Labrador and Greenland and will
be gone for the remainder of the
summer-
Dr. and Mrs- J- I- Neal and daught
er, Rebecca, are in New York city
where Dr. Neal is attending the Na
tional Association of Veterinarians.
Mr. and Mrs. O- F- Taylor and
Mrs. Frank Bland of Winston-Salem
visited Mr. and Mrs- Dan S. Ray
on the Fourth.
Mrs. W. E. Gardner and daughter,
Louise, attended funeral services
held for Mrs. Gardner’s mother in
Sumter, S- C-, where she died Tues
day evening.
Dr. Vida C. McLeod and sons, Rob-
Mr.'j. Harry A- Lewis is leaving
this week for White River Junction,
N- H., where she will visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs-
Robert Lewis.
Mia.s Anna Walker is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and
Mr,9. Thomas Walker in Thomasville-
Mrs. R. L. Hart was hostess to her
bridge club on Monday afternoon at
her home on Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Herbert S- Knowles entertain
ed at tea on Wednesday afternoon
honoring her guest. Mrs. Irene Schaf
fer of Chicago-
Little Miss Ann Reid Perkinson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs- E. V. Per.
kinson is celebrating her eighth bir-
ert Franklin and Alec, are visiting I afternoon at her home on
relatives in New York city. j Pennsylvania avenue with a party.
Mrs. C. B. Strickland of Greens- Louise Milliken,
boro spent last Thursday as the guest I Hannah Moger, Lillian
of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harrington. ' ^vans, Teensie Shamburger, Edna
Miss Vivienne O’Connor and Miss ' Jean Cameron,
Erma Strickland who have been vis- George Hodgkins, Harriet and Mar-
iting the Harringtons for two weeks J®*"’® McMahon, Marcia, Georgiana |
accompanied her home. j Mary Black. :
Miss Betsey Jean Backer is visit. Mr- and Mrs. R. F. Tarlton spent j
ing relatives in New York state- I last week-end at Carolina Beach as j
Mrs. J. F. Morris is leaving this ' ‘he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moseley |
week for Newark, N. J. | ^’'onvielle. j
Mr. and Mrs. H. I^Brown and dau- | 'T- Davenport of Sanford enter- ,
ghter, Audrey West, spent last week- tained a number of young people 1
end in Lynchburg, Va. Harry Lee,; from Southern Pines at his camp near
who has been in camp there for two ' Wilmington last week-end. In the
weeks accompanied them home. | party were Robert Dom, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Kelly spent Tuesday Mrs. Buster Doyle, E3arl Merrill, Mr.
in Carthage. j and Mrs. Morris Johnson, Herrmtmn
Miss Elizabeth McNeill of Ashe- ' Grover, Miss Ann Cameron and Mr.
ville is spending some time with ^ and Mrs. Jack Weatherly.
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