Social And Club Activities
Office hours listed as 9 A.M. to 12 A.M. for club activities and social events. Details indicate a centralized schedule for meetings and gatherings, with potential venues and coordinating officers likely to be involved.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
6
Office hours listed as 9 A.M. to 12 A.M. for club activities and social events. Details indicate a centralized schedule for meetings and gatherings, with potential venues and coordinating officers likely to be involved.
Mrs. J. W. Harriss spoke at the Burbank Garden club meeting about a recent Hawaii visit. She praised the islands natural beauty, hibiscus and orchids, Royal Hawaiian hotel, Hickam Field, and noted visitors’ cordial reception. Eighteen members and three guests attended.
Louis F Voorhees, local architect, spoke to the Utopian Study Club on modern architecture yesterday. He traced architectural development and cited prominent figures led by Frank Lloyd Wright, noting both good and bad in contemporary design.
A Duck Club shipwreck party at Sedgefield parlor plots a weekend house party at the Kentucky Inn Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Chaperones Harold Steed and others host a crew from Greensboro High Point Burlington Jamestown and Richmond in a pre season celebration with costumes and a first swim planned for Saturday.
Circle number two of the Ward Street M. E. Church meets this evening at the home of Misses Annie and Hope Crouse on Ridgecrest Drive with guest speaker Miss Bes sie Tesh.
Twenty one members and three guests attended a High Point BPWC dinner meeting at the Elwood hotel. President Mrs Orianna B James presided as speakers discussed saving for old age, social security aid, and the club’s magazine plans for The Tar Heel Woman in June.
Simple vintage style recipes for Maryland fried chicken and biscuits with margarine, plus a cream layer cake. Instructions cover flour dredging, pan frying, biscuit dough, and cake batter with basic mixing, baking times, and temperatures. Entities: Maryland, margarine, flour, salt, pepper, milk, baking powder, eggs, vanilla.
About People Miss Lillian Lorton of Tulsa will arrive tomorrow to spend several weeks in the city as a guest of Mrs. John Abels at Emerywood Country Club. Friends of Mrs. Zettie Moody are ill at home after a tonsillectomy. Mrs. N. P. Yarborough has had as her guests Mrs. E. P. Morris of Salisbury and Mrs. Wirt Harrison of College Park, Md. Harrison’s daughter Florence, a Salem College freshman, will spend spring holidays at home. Earl Vaughn Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Edwards, is recovering from a recent operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and now has visitors. Mrs. E. E. DeVault is recovering at Guilford General Hospital and receiving visitors. Mrs. R. R. Blackburn has returned home from Summerfield after the death of her mother Mrs. John Ogburn. Mr. Blackburn returned home Tuesday.
A colorful Easter pageant was presented at the Senior High School during chapel hour. The six acts included The Triumphal Entry The Betrayal The Trial On the Way to Golgotha The Crucifixion and The Resurrection. Cast members include Byron Grandjean Kermit Albertson Edith Sechler George Shelhorse Everett Gwyn Billie Barker W H Davis Bob Bencini Charles McMurray Carlton Foster Harry Wagner Emmagene Shields Martha Warner Lilly Mae Moore Bernice Whitlow Marie Workman Jack Paul Frank Myers Johnnie Miller Richard Bennett Baker Shelton Violet Carmichael Grace Ellington Hazel Chapman Doris Smith. Miss Muriel Bulwinkle and Miss Emily Gentry directed.
Oak View school Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening at 7 30. Miss Rachel Stone county demonstration agent will lecture and L M Boswell assistant farm agent will give a short talk as the 4 H club program is presented.
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