• rnuci m % nun imir HHU Will HUtrfor her subject “The FamilyMelting Pot,*’• • •ST. MARY* AUXILIARYHAM M FETING MONDAY.The Woman’* Auxiliary of Ml Mary’* Episcopal church will rnrot P’onday aftarnoon at 1:10 o'clock at the pariah house, fiv ery member la urged to bo proaent at thta time.waiting ! ! f The PentagonClub preaenta Jack Wardlaw and his Carolina Pines Orchestra. Bedgefleld Manor, Friday, No* vember 24. 12.13. 10 til 2. Wo are expecting you. Pal.”♦■m*MRM. H. ALLEN BCRTON ENTERTAIN* BRIDGE t 1,1*11Mrs. R. Allan Burton entertained the Thursday NightBridge club at her home onHodgln street, this week.The rooms were beautifully decorated with fall flowers and bridge wag In play at two tables. At the count of scores MlsaIris Aulbert held high score.and was awarded a deck of cardsas prlie.Delicious refreshments wereserved by the hostess to the fob-lowing club members: MissesIjetha Prevails. Dot Kennedy, Jessie Burton, Dot and Juanita Meredith, Iris Aulbert and Peggy Shield* of Lexington.• ttBRIDE TO RE HONOREDAT TEA on M l DNEHDAY Cards reading as follows hare been issued to friends and relatives m High Point and nearbycities:Mrs, Jesse Franklin HaydenAt Homo Wednesday, November 22, 1932*four to six 400 East Washington StreetMrs. John Whltascarver.”Mrs. Whiteacarver was before her marriage last week Miss Velva Hayden. She has been widely entertained since the announcement of her engagementabout two month* ago.wmmmmmm. a a aMRS. TURNER HONORS DAY OUTER AT PARTY,Mrs. W, I*. Turner entertaineda number of small children at her home, 311 Reed street, on Thursday afternoon from 3 to 4 o’clmk In honor of her daughter. Eileen,who celebrated her birthday anniversary at this time.After several games had beenplayed, the children were InvitedInto the dining room. In the center of the tahia was a largebirthday cake decorated with five candles. The guests sang “Happy Birthday” to Eileen after which they were served ice cream and cake.The honoree received many nice gifts from her guests who were: Downey Lynn Bartsch, Dallas Agner, Dennis Junior and DermontWelborn. Betsy Jane and Billy Pendry, William Poole. Thurman and Haxel Norman, Bill and C.eo. Scarte, Edna and Helen Sexton, Pauline Cook, Dorothy, Lola and Tiny Poole, Betty and J#an Da-vis, Dorothy and Baby Ann Da*vis. Louise Haney, Helen Jacobs, Eileen and Bobby Turner.PENTAGON ANNIVERSARYDANCE FRIDAY NIGHTThe Pentagon club will present Jack Wardlaw and his Carolinapjjnaa orchestra, fsuturing I ft In-strumentallsta and two torch singers at their Anniversary Dance at Sedgefleld Manor onFriday evening, November 24. Elaborate pinna have been madeby the club for this affair, whichis expected to be widely-attended by members of the younger set in nearby cities as well as HighPoint, according to an announcement made by the dance commit-tee last evening.Sponsors for the dance include a number of High Point’s popular members of the younger . it. among these being Misses Jackl 'n McMullan, Caroline Dalton. Virginia Fraley, Sarah Denny and Mildred Crowder.Chaperonoa at the dance winbe Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fraley. Mr. and Mrs, Carter Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. L, R Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. I. T. Mann. Mrs. M S. Hail, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Newton and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh.Bids have been sent to a large number here as well as to couples throughout the state and read ss follows: “At last here is thedance for which you have beenLittle Billy Ray Campbell Is now Improving after a week’sIllness With diphtheria andmembranous croup at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, at 816 Magnolia court,• • •WHA1Today a lies quality Iswhat Wf * allJJ**'For AppoxJSPECEugene Permanent,OU Wave ,Shampoo and Finger Wave ■r Permanents• *QUAUTY201HaveCoiffureWithKera-T onicPermanentWiththe exquisite sculptured efnecessarya smarcoiffure. Make your appointment todayBEAUTHAYES BEACorner MainAnno.