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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1936

Page

5

Brinson Hosts Dinner for NC Federation Pages

Mrs. R. L. Brinson, chairwoman of the American home department, hosted a dinner at Brinwood for the 14 North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs pages and guests. Personal pages to state president Mrs. G. B. Marshall and 10 convention pages attended, along with Greensboro club women and other officials. The four course meal featured a yellow and white narcissus centerpiece and was served to 20 at a four course dinner.

North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Brinson American Home Department Betty Sechrest High Point Elizabeth Fawcett Mt. Airy Margaret Johnson Old Fort R. EB. Harris New Bern Ernestine Reynolds Louise McNabb Gladys McNabb Sarah Mendenhall R. E. Buckwalter Harold T. Williams Frank Burns Harry Bird Marvin Bennett C. Dan Jenkins Greensboro G. I. Humphreys High Point Woman's Club Mesdames Gaston Johnson Fred Whitescarver J. E. Prettyman Arch K. Schoch

Federation Luncheon Awards At Departmental Meetings

Departmental prizes were awarded at luncheons held in local churches this afternoon. Music prizes included the Duncan Cup to Mrs. Charles G. Gulley for the top original composition and the Florence M. Cooper cup to Mrs. R. I. Quigley. Literature honors went to Mrs. Pearl Hyatt for the Federation Poetry Cup and Mrs. J. N. Wilson for best published feature. Joseph Person Caldwell Cup went to Miss Louise McMillan. Junior prizes were announced at the Sheraton hotel luncheon. Hocutt Cup for best attendance earned by Colerain Junior club.

North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs R. W. Sanders Clayton Charles G. Gulley Cullowhee Florence M. Cooper R. I. Quigley High Point A. Bueck Murphy Pearl Hyatt Pilot Mountain Literature Department J. N. Wilson Joseph Person Caldwell Louise McMillan Thomasville Sheraton Hotel Guy Penny Hocutt Colerain Mamie Brown Latham

Presidents Night honors and art awards at federation meeting

Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson of Tulsa presided at the WN Federation convention in session at the Sheraton hotel and will speak Thursday. Prizes were awarded for portrait, water color, landscape, pen and ink, oil painting, and pastel from various North Carolina clubs, with exhibits by named artists from across the state.

Roberta Campbell Lawson Tulsa Okla General Federation of Women's Clubs Sheraton Hotel Lawson

Duck Club Night Hosts Amateur Broadcast Program

The Duck club at its Greensboro road lodge held a night featuring an amateur broadcast program with about 30 attendees. George Dobbins Jr., club president, portrayed Major Bowes while club members performed as amateurs, including impersonations of fellow members. Miss Margaret Wall and Boyd Tilley hosted and served sandwiches and coffee after the program with guests from Burlington, Greensboro and High Point.

Duck Club Greensboro Road George Dobbins, Jr Major Bowes Margaret Wall Boyd Tilley Burlington Greensboro High Point

Green Street Baptist church Faithful Workers hold meeting

The Faithful Workers class at Green Street Baptist Church met in the basement Tuesday with 15 members and nine visitors. Mrs. R. R. Holder led devotions, Mrs. H. R. Ward prayed, and Mrs. Poplin was elected treasurer while Mrs. Edna Turner joined the flower committee. The next meeting will be in May with Mrs. Holder. Circle One of First Evangelical and Reformed to meet Thursday at Mrs. Dewey Foust’s home.

Green ST. Faithful Workers Faithful Workers Green Street D. C. Mayhew R. R. Holder First Evangelical and Reformed Church Dewey Foust Woodrow Avenue

Hayworths in New York Sail Easter Nassau Bermuda Cruise

About People Misses Katherine and Margaret Hayworth are in New York City preparing for an Easter cruise to Nassau and Bermuda with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barth mailer. The party of four sails Friday. Mrs. B. P. Keziah is improving at home on Mint Street after a week of illness. Birth announced for Jimmie Marshall to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hinkle at 214 Church Street. Louise Creech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Creech, is seriously ill after an emergency appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Estelle Tomlinson Smith of Raleigh visits Mrs. A. S. Parker on Hillcrest Drive and attends the North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs here.

Katherine Margaret Hayworth New York City H. C. Barthmailer Nassau Bermuda 8. P. Keziah Mint Street A. M. Hinkle Jimmie Marshall Church Stret Louise Creech A. PD. Creech Best Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Estelle Tomlinson Smith Raleigh A. 8. Parker Hillcrest Drive Mrs. Smith i N. C. Federation of Woman's Clubs

Greensboro DeMolay Chapter Dance Tonight at Sedgefield Manor

Invitations go out for the Greensboro DeMolay chapter dance at Sedgefield Manor tomorrow evening. Music by Johnny Long and his Duke Collegians runs from 10 to 2, with Miss Marguerite Mann and Miss Catherine Swiggett as sponsors and their escorts.

Greensboro Order of DeMolay Sedgefield Manor Johnny Long Duke Collegians Duke Albany Marguerite Mann Walter Hedrick Catherine Swiggett Thomas Taylor

Masque At Oak Hill School On Thursday

Friends and patrons of Oak Hill school are invited to the masque Into The Woods My Master Went to be presented by the children Thursday evening April 9 at seven o clock. Attendees should note the hour change from 7 30 to 7 and arrive promptly.

Oak Hill School Woods

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