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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
5
The Mary Harper class of the South Main Street Methodist church will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. W. A. Harper at 706 Scott Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. C. V. Estepp and Mrs. Roy Teague. Full attendance is desired.
The YWCA service committee will meet tomorrow at 3 PM in the building. The gathering is described as important and all members are urged to attend.
The Glad Girls class of the First Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting Monday night at the church. Miss Minnie Gregory led the opening, and Miss Malloye Stanfield conducted the session after business.
Friends note improvement as Mrs Q Ray Burke remains under care at High Point hospital. Miss Shirley Farr of NCCW visits parents on Queen's Court and plans a Sunday return to college. Mrs E G Langley, Mrs Irvin Clapp, Miss Lora Holden and Miss Nonnie Adams visit Lexington and Salisbury with Irvin Clapp.
CALLOWHEE April 6. Registration for the spring quarter at Western Carolina Teachers college closed March 31. The enrollment is somewhat higher than last year. The six weeks term begins April 20 and a large number is expected to enroll. A student starting in the six weeks term and staying through summer school will receive credit for a full quarter's work.
New York City has a population greater than nine states combined including Wyoming Delaware Nevada Arizona Idaho New Mexico North Dakota Rhode Island and South Dakota.
Miss Mae Shearer entertained the Eibera club at her Salem Street home on April 2 with a two course dinner and bridge. Prizes went to Miss Alliene Hoover for ladies and Walter F. Newby for high score. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Boy Dr. and Mrs. O R Hodgin Mrs. Walter Newby Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and Messrs Vann Stringfield and Erwin Earnhardt.
Miss Fay Cox of Rockingham was the weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Hodgin at their Mock street home. They attended the dance at Sedgefield Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs J A Green have spent the winter in High Point and were in town Monday with relatives. They expect to return to their West Main Street home the first of next week.
Miss Catherine Lambeth of Wellesley College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth, on Randolph Street in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dudley of Danville Virginia spent Friday with Mrs. Dudley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J W Boyles. They attended the dance at Sedgefield Friday evening with a party from this city.
J. Walter Lambeth came back to Washington from a weekend visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lambeth, concluding a short stay at home.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Tocoa Georgia and Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones of Newton return to their homes after spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Jim Jones in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rucker of Winston-Salem and Mr. and Mrs. David T. Yow with daughter Betsy Perry of High Point were guests of Mrs. George H. Yow at her East Main Street home during the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Dolan Jones of Monroe spent the week end here with Mrs Lou Ones the Jones mother in law.
Mrs. D. L. Maynard and her young daughter Ann traveled from Greensboro with Mrs. Harvey to spend Sunday at the home of Mrs. Maynard’s father, J. C. Green.
Bill Hoffman of Charlotte and Tom White of Hertford were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Webb. They, accompanied by Mrs. Evelyn Webb, attended the dance on Friday evening at Sedgefield.
Friends report Mrs. R. L. Harville is recovering nicely from injuries suffered in a fall last Friday. She is resting at her home on Forsyth Street.
Mrs. H. G. Mtchell and Miss Catherine Cowan of Hamlet were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. BE. H. Mahone.
Misses Nannie Bell Allen of Troy and Adeline Loftin of Jackson Hill are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Loftin here this week.
Mrs. Raymond Phillips and Mrs. Paul Green spent Monday in Greensboro. They attended local events and met residents during their city outing.
Lucius Tyler of Florence 8 C spent the weekend as a guest of Percy Tudor at Tudor’s Lexington avenue home.
Miss Frances Coley of Aberdeen was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zeigler at their home on School street.
W. B. Stone and Bill Stone of Asheville spent Sunday visiting their mother Mrs. M. B. Stone, here for a family reunion.
Miss Louise Cloninger a Pilot Consolidated teacher spent the weekend at her Newton home. Miss Lena Farlow also visited her Guilford College home. Mrs James E Lambeth Miss Vesta Woodley and Miss Ruth Berry spent Sunday afternoon in Concord.
Mrs A Galloway of Lincolnton visited this week at the home of her brother J Pliskin and Mrs Pliskin on East Majin Street.
Mrs J B Matthews and her daughter Miss Ruby Matthews visited another daughter, Mrs Frank Gardner, at her Lexington home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J Q Miller Mrs Mollie Snell and Misses Maie Snell and Maie Livengood visited Mr and Mrs Bob Spaugh in Linwood Sunday.
Miss Lucy Eason and Mare Snell with Mrs. J Pliskin and Mrs. A Galloway of Lincolnton spent Tuesday in Charlotte for a social outing and local sightseeing.
Susan meets Fay Flannery a bold coworker who flits through the office with bright clothes and louder manners. The two become lunch companions and share hints about love work and ambition while Susan contends with her aunt and her own growing independence.
Green Bay Wisconsin names Mayor John V. Diener as official taster for foods sold at the city welfare store. The move aims to ensure quality and safety of staple foods provided to residents.
Deep River notes show the Adult Bible class meeting with Mrs J L Skeen followed by a social gathering. Rev Waldo Woody spoke at Sunday worship and Sunday school, recounting the cross. Local residents and guests visited families in Guilford and High Point areas.
Mrs. Will Thornton of Burlington spent last Saturday with her mother Mrs. Allie Williams. Sunday visitors at M. A. Woods’ home included Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ingold of Climax and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White.
Mr and Mrs Walter Meredith of Trinity R 1 attended church at Deep River Sunday. Mrs Meredith and her recent mare were guests of Misses Frances Williams and Florence White, and visited Sunday with Misses Pauline and Frances Thornton.
June Collyer Maureen O Sullivan and Laura La Plante discuss aging and beauty claiming the right skin care preserves youth. They noteLux Toilet Soap is widely used among 686 of 694 Hollywood actresses and has become the official studio soap.
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