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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1947
Page
6
Mrs Herman Robertson of the Ken Jay community entertained Allen ay school faculty at a come and sit tea yesterday afternoon at her home. Ice cream cake and punch were served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Gladys Robertson amid floral arrangements.
The Coterie club met Saturday at Miss Pat McManus residence Thomaville Route One for regular session led by president Miss Anne Wright. Brief business followed by luncheon. attendees included Misses Anne Bain Louise Brown Martha Jean Burton Mary Elizabeth Casey Betsy Chernault Anne Garst Jeanette Hawkins Jean Larcom Connie McGhee Pat McManus Venetia Wilcox and Anne Wright with visitors Misses Carolyn Shoaf and Jerry Alexander.
The S Amusante Club postpones its meeting to Tuesday April 22 at 8 o clock. Mrs Tom Pitts hosts at Norwood Court apartments.
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its 27th annual meeting in Asheville from April 22 to 24. About 500 delegates from all 800 local PTA units are expected. Speakers include Agnes Samuelson, Camille Kelly, E B Norton, and G C Burlingame. Mrs. E B Hunter and Mrs. Mayon Parker are nominated for president and vice president.
A busy calendar lists meetings and events from Monday through Saturday. Notable items include VFW and Ladies Auxiliary gatherings, bridge luncheons, a Dvorak analysis, golf and garden club meetings, and a Friday reception preceding a Saturday wedding for Miss Amos and Mr Idol at Wesley Memorial and the Amos home.
Mr and Mrs Phillip L Pugh announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Ann on April 13 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Pugh is the former Miss Hazel Davis.
Mr and Mrs Claude Lowery and Mr and Mrs J P Causby have returned from Washington DC where they attended the Cherry Blossom festival over the weekend. Mr and Mrs N L Garner Sr and Mr and Mrs N L Garner Jr will leave Miami tonight for Havana Cuba to attend the Occidental Life Insurance annual convention. Mrs J P Rowlett of Washington visits Emma Sutton.
The First Methodist church hosts a two week series titled The Christian and Race on Tuesdays and Thursdays in April. Sponsored by the woman's society of Christian service and the Wesleyan service guild the study uses Portrait of a Pilgrim by Buell G. Gallager with Mrs. N A McLeod of Greensboro as leader. On the first Tuesday Miss Myrtle Davis leads devotional with a screening of The House I Live In. Mrs E J Phibbs directs missionary education arrangements.
The Washington Council No. 4, Daughters of America, will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the hall 209 percent East Commerce Street.
The Wayside Garden club will meet Tuesday at 10 o'clock at 515 Otterway Drive hosted by Mrs J W Thomas. Mrs C C Haworth will lead the program.
Miss Dorothy Parrish bride elect was honored at a Trinity home gathering hosted by Miss Helen Spencer. Contests yielded prizes to Mrs. Van Royals Miss Mildred Parrish and Mrs. Forrest Smith while guests received gifts and a bridal motif dessert course.
The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM in the Gibson Gold room. Mrs. E. W. Heelas will review the current book Mrs Mike. Members should reserve with Mrs. T. M. Lee by Tuesday for themselves and guests.
The John Guffenheim Memorial foundation awarded 310000 across 122 fellowships to men and women of high ability. Recipients include Dr. Taylor Cole of Duke University studying wartime social economic and political changes in Canada’s civil service and Alexander Sprunt Jr of Charleston as southern representative for the National Audubon Society preparing a book on South Carolina birdlife.
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