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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1934

Page

6

Burbank Garden Club Reports Hikes Birds and Delegates

At the monthly meeting held yesterday at Mrs. E. H. Jarretts home, Mrs. D. H. Parsons chaired in Miss Mary Mungan’s absence. Reports from committees followed, and Mrs. W. G. Reich noted a Junior Burbank Gardens hike to the Ellis farm. Mrs. Homer Hayworth read a notice from Thomas H. Dodamead accepting honorary membership. Mrs. David Yow was elected delegate to the state garden club meeting in Chapel Hill with alternates named. Mrs. Henry Grady Owens gave a talk on Birds and the local varieties and feeding habits. Members present included E. C. Gundiepetah, W. F. Ellis, Edgar Hartley, Homer Hayworth, A. Jones, Henry Grady Owens, D. H. Parsons, W. G. Reich, R. H. Sechrest, D. T. Yow and Miss Pearl Idol.

Burbank Garden Club D. H. Parsons Mary Mungan W. G. Reich Burbank Gardens Club W. F. Ellis Ellis Farm Homer Hayworth Thomas H. Dodamead David Yow Burbank State Garden Club Chapel Hill Mesdames R. H. Sechrest Edgar Hartley Henry Grady Owens Mesdames E. C. Gundiepetah A. ©. Jones A H. Parsons D. T. Yow Miss Pearl Idol Friendly Garden Club Ruth Kersey Mesdames F. A. Carroll T. L. Cox

Illustrated Bird Lecture By John J Blair At Meet

John J Blair director of high ways and public grounds spoke on Birds and How Attract Them To Our Homes to members of the American Homes Department of the Women's club at Ray Street school. He urged creating bird conservation areas and providing water and feeding stations. Lantern slides showed about fifty birds and related garden scenes.

John J. Blair American Homes Department Woman’s Club Ray Street Blair R. A. Sheloff C. H. Rhodes High Point Boy Scouts

Music program highlights Elm Street Bay Street PTA evening

A joint Elm Street and Bay Street school Parent Teacher Association program featured Mrs. J Gurney Briggs singing a lullaby with Mrs R J Quigley as accompanist and a piano duet by Misses Sarah Lacey Tomlinson and Margaret Briggs. Edouard Albion previously premiered the piece at a state concert in Washington.

J. Gurney Briggs Elm Street Bay Street

Linen suit craze at Moffitt's on North Main

The piece spotlights new linen suits at Moffitt's on North Main with windblown fashion hints and a big shipment of white hats expected this week. It also notes shop displays at Beeson Hardware Co. and Hyman's, plus local advice on shoes at W. C. Brown's and dessert molds from High Point Creamery and Lindale Dairy Co.

Moffitt’s North Main Street Beeson Hardware Co America High Point Creamery Lindale Dairy Co

Social Calendar Events Highlight Local Clubs and Festivals

Thursday features Mrs Logan Porter hosting at Fairway Drive with a postponed meeting. The Spring Festival at Sedgefield Manor is sponsored by the Coterien Club and the Bakers Cotillion Club with Bert Lown and his orchestra. Emerywood Country Club hosts a contract bridge party. Saturday the Mid-Week Garden Club visits Chapel Hill for the North Carolina Garden Club meeting and Dogwood Festival with transportation by Mrs H A Millis and Mrs C L Amos.

Logan Porter Fairway Drive Sedgefield Manor Coterien Club Bachelors’ Cotillion Club Winston- Salem Bert Lown Emerywood Country Yelu H. A. Millis Chapel Hill Garden Club of North Carolina C. L. Amos

Narcissus Exhibit At Tuesday Club Opens Spring Show

The Tuesday Evening Garden club met at 7:30 PM at the Methodist Protestant church on North Main. Mrs J W Hedrick led the business session in the president's absence. Members exhibited early spring flowers from their gardens with sixteen members present. Narcissus displays drew praise despite adverse weather and an iris exhibit is planned for next month.

North Main Street J. W. Hedrick

Church Social Senior C E Society Meeting Set

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Annex. All members are urged to attend. The Kentucky Belle comedy in three acts will be presented Friday evening at 7 50 at Calvary M B church with a small admission for the Daughters of Wesley.

Trinity School Trinity High School Martha Neal Deaton High Point Teachers’ Association High Point Guilford County Guilford Greensboro Brummitt Vv. F. W the Veterans of Foreign Wars B. G. Walsh Burton Street Woman's Missionary Society of the First Matermes Church Edgar Whitener Johnson Street Whitener C. BE. Society Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church Annex Ccrry M. EB Calvary M. B Daughters of Wesley

Gamma Chapter Talks Highlight Beta Sigma Phi Meeting

Gamma chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi held an evening program at the Sheraton Hotel with three talks. Urvelia Smart spoke on a Descartes excerpt, Elizabeth Gurley presented Aristotle on Liberality and Illiberality, and Blanche Beasley recounted a tale by Lucius Aptulius about Cupid and Psyche. The attendees included Misses Heath, Cash, Gurley, Scott, Beasley, Bailey, Beshears, Lewis, Elder, Bobbitt, Smart, and officers. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER, Mr and Mrs William Armstrong announce the birth of a daughter Martha Jane on April 38 at Burrus Memorial hospital.

Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sheraton Hotel Rene Descartes Urelia Smart Aristotle Elizabeth Gurley Cupid Psyche Lucius Aptulius Blanche Beasley Meeta Heath Ditsy Cash Thelma Scott Violet Bailey Fay Beshears Carmala Lewis Selma Elder Martha Bobbitt Burela Smart Beatrice Goolaby R. J. Quigley H. A. White Martha Jane Burrus Memorial Hospital

Illness Strikes Miss Margaret Ling at Tate Street

Friends report five year old Martha Sale, daughter of Mr and Mrs, accompanies news of measles illness at the Ling home on 1007 Tate Street.

Margaret Ling Tate Street Martha Sale Mr. and

Mrs fester Sale of Otter Drive Recovering at Hospital

Mrs. fester Sale of Otter Drive is recovering nicely at Guilford General Hospital after an operation for appendicitis on Saturday.

Fester Otter Drive Guilford General

Butter Production Reaches New Australian Highs

Australia reports record butter output with higher farm yields and expanded dairy processing capacity. Analysts note strong demand at home and rising exports as farmers boost herd productivity.

New Treatment For Piles Promises Quick Relief

Advert says MOA suppositories sold for 66 cents at Mann Drug Stores and Koo Drug Store with directions to insert in the rectum. Claims soothing antiseptic action reduces pain and soreness, offering rest and comfort even in long standing cases.

Mann Drug Stores Koo Drug Store Coam

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E. H. Jarrett Burbank Club Porrest HH. Murray Forrest Murray Duke Hospital Hicks Louise Franklin J. C. Lambeth Elia Jean Ball Dillon D. A. R. Congress Jack Dillon Washington, D. C Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution Fort Dobbs Statesville Neerdlecraft Vance Needlecraft Club Ralph H. Vance Monthew Avenue Irene Reynolds Mesdames H. C. Terry J. L. Hutchens E. R. Outland C. B. Baxter J. P. Mangum Perry Keziah G. L. Reynolds Olifford White Adelaide Gaston Crowell Woman's College Wade R. Brown School of Music Crowell Henry H. Fuchs Ruth Cumbie Winston-Salem North Main Margot Hyman’s Main Washington Streets W. C. Brown Wrenn Street Mr. Brown Narcissus Australia Wagger Treyen Bate Beavan Wwete N. Main St Swagger
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