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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
6
The Pentagon club hosts its Easter Ball this evening in the Sedgefield Manor ballroom from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Jimmy Gunn and his orchestra of Charlotte providing music. Five lead female dancers are sponsored by the club and chapérones include prominent locals and Greensboro guests.
The North Carolina Woman’s Federation closes its convention in Asheville with remarks by Mrs. Lawson and officers installed including Mrs. Earl Bishopric and Mrs. T. G. Mon. Afternoon sessions featured Harriett Elliott on Social Security and a Miami meeting delegate list, with about 380 attending. A tour of Tomlinson Furniture followed a tea at the showroom.
The Wick Wack club hosts an Easter daliece at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville with the Davin Brothers orchestra. The Sedgefield Country club Easter Ball will be in the Manor ballroom with Harriett Calloway and her Negro band from New Le city. Guests include Reginald Turner Ervin Frye and Misc thel Johnson. Bridge at four tables. high score to Miss Virginia Barker. A salad course ends the games.
Asheboro U D C Chapter meeting at Mrs. F Brittain home discussed district events and inviting the district convention to Asheboro for 1937. Bock Club hosted by Mrs. O M McDaniel with prizes and Easter favors. Major and Mrs. Gore visiting from Maxwell Field attended events. Miss Jean Osborne wed George Hendrickson at Mrs W A Underwood home with spring decor and cathedral canes. After June 1 the couple to reside in Dundalk Maryland.
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday night at Mrs. R. C. Russell’s Madison Avenue home. Misses Jim Andrewa and Bima Ellis assisted as hostesses. Mrs. A. Lee Gibson led a Judah study as part of a Bible course. A salad hour followed the session. Mr. Allen, district president, visited for the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs. ANNOUNCER BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Jerry Lee Craven born April 1 at Thomasville road home. formerly Mamie Dennis.
Mrs W D Matthews and Miss Mary Beasley returned to Southern Pines after guesting at Mr and Mrs J M Matthews. Mary Beasley attended the North Carolina Women’s van convention at the Sheraton hotel. Richard Quigley, son of Mr and Mrs R I Quigley, is ill at home with influenza. he is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital and improving. Mrs David Karp and daughter Rachel of Sylva visit Mrs Karp’s mother on Lindsay Street. Mrs J G Allen of Beaufort visited her sister Mrs M C English in Trinity.
About 60 children attended a four day missionary study unit at First Methodist church in Asheboro under director Miss Bloisie Fain of Greenville South Carolina. They learned Mexican pottery drawing and daily life. The unit ended with a Mexican style party. Inn Parks Dette Kimrey and Winifred Eaddy hosted the Faculty Bridge club on Wednesday.
The Oak Hill School hosts an Easter Masque Thursday evening April 9 by students for the Parent-Teacher Association and friends. The play retells the Crucifixion and Resurrection through nature and spring imagery with a student chorus and named participants including Violet, Barbara Carroll, Virginia Saunders, William Hester, and others.
The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs executive board selected Charlotte as the 1987 convention city after a final session following a banquet at the Sheraton. Montreal will host the State Council meeting next fall.
The Master Art Club schedules a Monday meeting on week AP 20. Virginia Prai will lead the program at 7:80 in the Wood Country hall, with members expected to attend and confirm the date.
Fragmented OCR obituary fragment mentions Burras memorial hospital and a person recuperating at a WY home 1210 ton street with uncertain details. A Mrs R. B Stewart is referenced in a partial line.
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