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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1941

Page

6

Twentieth Century Club Meeting at Guilford College

The Twentieth Century Study Club met at Guilford College with Mrs. Henry V. Koonts hosting and Mrs. Neel W. Arling of Los Angeles as guest. A 1 pm luncheon followed by two-part program on Rousseau and Van Gogh, and a new officers slate led by Mrs. E D Henderson.

Henry Koonts Guilford College Twentieth Century Study Club Henry V. Koonts Neel W. Arling Los Angeles E. D. Henderson Charles Risch Rousseau Emile Henderson Risch Vincent van Gogh Cezanne van Gogh R. J. Quigley Lamar McCalum Frank Smith W. W. Gluyas Eris Noel W. Arling Mesdames FE C. Henderson Lamar McCallum W. F. Vreeman J. W. Thomas

Eleanor Powell wins at Grand Eastern Speech Tourney

Duke University junior Eleanor Powell of High Point won first place in pronunciation at the Grand Eastern Speech Tournament held at Winthrop College in Rock Hill South Carolina. Fifty one colleges and universities from eighteen eastern states participated and more than 300 collegians entered. Powell is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. W. E. Powell of 526 Parkway High Point.

Eleanor Powell Duke University High Point Winthrop College Rock Hill S.C Air W. EF. Powell Parkway

Mrs J H Walker Presents One Act Play for Utopian Club

Mrs J H Walker directed a dramatic reading of When Witches Ride Again by Elizabeth Lay Green at the Utopian Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs O A Kirkman at 501 West High Street. The Carolina folk play drew on eastern Carolina experiences as spring flowers and refreshments followed the reading for club members including Mesdames Pickett Matton Bonner Holton Smith Alexander Washburn Snow Adams and the hostess.

Utopian Study Club O. A. Kirkman West High Street J. H. Walker Carolina T Elizabeth Lay Green Wright Paul Green Mrs. Walker John Pickett L. C. Matton O. B. Bonner Roland Holton Herman Smith Harry Alexander Jeff Washburn R. E. Snow P. Y. Adams

Miss Mildred Crowder Hosts Bridal Luncheon for Miss Pope

Miss Pope, bride elect, is feted in the Blue Room at the Sheraton with a four course luncheon attended by close friends and bridesmaids. Gifts include china, handkerchiefs, and a corsage of red roses and sweetpeas. A week of events continues with bridge parties and teas hosted by family and friends ahead of the Saturday wedding.

Mildred Crowder Eleanor Pope Sheraton Miss Crowder China MacLean Miss Pope Donald R. McClelland Boston Mass

Streamlining Our Minds Discussed For Mid-Week Club

Mays J. M. Millikan hosted the Mid-Week Study Club at the Wrenn Memorial Library, High Point College, with 13 members and nine guests. Mrs Everett Marsh spoke on Streamlining Our Minds, urging self improvement and study while noting 2,006,000 taking correspondence courses and 250,000 in extension work.

Everett Marsh Mays High Point College Charles F. Carroll J. A. Eshelman W. R. Morrow Marsh Mesdames G. I. Humphreys O. G. Olson R. A. Herring C. L. Whitaker Alda T. Berry N. P. Yarborough Lilly Green E. C.glasgow Everett March

Amphyl disinfectant for feminine hygiene advertised

Modern Women discover new Amphyl for feminine hygiene. The product is promoted as a safe douche that kills germs instantly and deodorizes while promising personal cleanliness and economy. It claims use in 19 Pennsylvania hospitals and availability at drug stores. directions included. Made by Lehn & Fink Products Corporation.

Pennsylvania Lehn & Fink Products Corporation

Social Calendar Highlights Reserved Bridge Event and Eleanor Pope Wedding

The social page lists the National Bridge Olympics at Emerywood Country Club with reservations via John C. Abels. It notes a luncheon for Miss Eleanor Pope and her bridal attendants at 1208 Woodland Drive, Canterbury Club gathering, a sea at home for Miss Pope, and a 9:30 pm cake cut at her home. Eleanor Pope to wed Charles T. Rawls at First Presbyterian Church Saturday.

Emerywood Country Club John C. Abels Abels A. E. Taplin Woodland Drive Eleanor Pope Canterbury Club Owen Reese North Main Street Collier Ellis, Jr H. W. McCain H. L. Pope Charles T. Rawls First Presbyterian Church Drs. A. B. Conrad O. C. Williamson

BPW Club Elects Slate of Officers and June Convention

The Business and Professional Women's Club elected a new officer slate at the Elwood Hotel with Miss Rachel Moser presiding. Officers named: Miss Moser president, Miss Kate Ragan first vice president, Ruth Anderson second vice president, Alta Chamelin corresponding secretary, Ernestine Melton recording secretary, Ruth Lee treasurer. Plans discussed include National Convention in Los Angeles, state meeting at Wrightsville Beach, a district meeting, and a May benefit bridge for Bundles for Britain. Also noted is sale of tickets for the National AAU Women's Swimming and Diving Championship at High Point City Lake in August.

Business and Professional Woman's Club Elwood Hotel Rachel Moser Margaret Farrey Kate Ragan Ruth Anderson Alta Chamelin Ernestine Melton Ruth Lee Feral Green Los Angeles Calif Wrightsville Beach Bundles For Britain Evelyn Boyd A.A.U High Point City Lake

Farewell Parties Planned For Mrs. Frank P. Kiser

Mrs. C. S. Jowers hosted a luncheon at 202 West Bay Street to honor Mrs. Frank P. Kiser who departs next week for Virginia. Guests included Mrs. Cora Garland and four in total. The event featured a three course repast and a dessert visit at Mrs. J. W. Austin’s home. Additional small gatherings are scheduled with Mrs. Harry Anthony hosting today and Mrs. E. C. Harville hosting tomorrow.

C. S. Jowers West Bay Street Frank P. Kiser Virginia Cora Garland Elkin

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge to Hold Meeting Tomorrow Evening

A regular business meeting of the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm. All members are urged to attend with Nobie Grand Mrs Garnet Baker presiding and visiting Rebekahs welcome. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs F W Hill of Archdale on April 14 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Nobie Grand Archdale F. W. Hill Larry Thomas Burrus Memorial Hospital Alrs Thomas Thelma Slaicy

Home And Garden Club Plans May Flower Show

The Home and Garden Club met yesterday at Mrs. L. B. Dutton’s home to discuss the coming May Flower Show. A table arrangement was decided, and the arrangements committee includes Louis Heilig, E. A. Sumner, Howard White, and J. H. McCall. Members submitted miniature flower displays and decorative pieces. A nominating committee for officers was formed with J. H. McCall as chair, joined by F. E. Moser and R. Hinshaw.

Home and Garden Club L. B. Dutton Rotary Drive Howard Marsh Louis Heilig E. A. Sumner Howard White J. H. McCall F. E. Moser R. Hinshaw

Boston couple visits as cousin Wedding nears

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mc Cleland of Boston arrive to spend days with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Taplin at 1208 Woodland Drive. Mrs. McCleland will be matron of honor at the marriage of cousin Eleanor Pope to Charles T. Rawls of Richmond on Saturday. Also in town are Mr. and Mrs. Joan W. Fadely of Baltimore visiting the Richardsons at 313 Otteray Drive. Gillis Clark Jr. ill with pneumonia at 801 Trenton Street. Catherine Proffitt improving after an emergency appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Amos R. Kearns visiting New York, staying at the Vanderbilt Hotel.

Misses Abels Dorothy Stewart Jean Hunt Caroline Dalton Sarah Lacy Tomlinson Mesdames M. B. Leath Collier Ellis, Jr E. C. Rankin William Forster Kermit Cloniger Henry Hudson Doak Finch Thomasville Miss Pope A. E. Taplin Woodlane Drive H. W. McCain Johnson Street O. P. Moffitt Kenneth Knorr Staunton Donald R. McCleland Boston Mass Woodland Drive Joan W. Fadely Baltimore, Md A. M. Richardson Otteray Drive Amos R. Kearns New York Vanderbilt Hotel

Jewish Women Elect Mrs. Harry Kaplan As New President

The High Point Council of Jewish Women met for its monthly session at Mrs. Al Schwartz home and elected a new slate for the coming year. Officers named include President Mrs. Warry Kaplan, Vice President Mrs. Harry Doctor, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Ben Herman, Recording Secretary Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Treasurer Miss Bessie Schwartz, with Mrs. Joe Barr presiding. The group discussed Bundles For Britain and state convention highlights, followed by a social hour for over twenty members. Local attorney James B. Lovelace remains hospitalized after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital with a satisfactory outlook at noon.

High Point Council of Jewish Women al Schwartz Sam Tobias Warry Kaplan Harry Doctor Ben Herman Harry Jacobs Bessie Schwartz Joe Barr Harry Kaplan Britain Durham

College Juniors And Seniors Banquet At Sheraton Hotel

High Point College juniors and seniors will hold their annual banquet and dance tomorrow evening at the Sheraton Hotel. Elvin Lewis heads the planning as Pete Ivey of the Winston Salem Journal will be the speaker and Clarence Leonard and his Campus band will provide the music for the dance after the banquet.

High Point College Sheraton Elvin Lewis Pete” Ivey Winston- Salem Journal Ivey Clarence Leonard

Marmola Tablets Claim Safe Fat Loss Without Starvation

Health ad promotes Marmola Tablets for adults with thyroid-related obesity. Claims over thirty years on the market and more than twenty million boxes sold. Advises consultation with a physician for diagnosis and notes Marmola is not a cure-all. Encourages buying from a druggist.

Local Durham Chapel Hill Club Banquet Attendees

Local Altrusans from Durham Chapel Hill club gathered at Duke University West Wing last evening for a banquet marking the Altrusa founding anniversary. About ninety attended from Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point and Danville plus the hostess group. Presiding was Jessie May Young with Mesdames Caddell Harrelson and Blake among the local members. Mrs Slack Smith spoke. Neller outlined plans for the Inter zonal convention to be held in Roanoke Virginia in July with Seco District Clubs as hostess group.

Durham Durham-Cha Hill Altrus Greensboro Winston Sale High Point Danville M Jessie May Young Mesdames Ma Caddell Mary Harrelson Ed Blake Duke Uversity R Slack Smith Neller Roanoke Seco

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Panamas BPW Club Rebekahs Lodge Moffitt's North Main Gillis Clark, Jr Trenton Street Catherine Proffitt James B. Lovelace Guilford General Hospital Ell Rumford Baking Powder Box NW Rumford, R Guild OF Tomlinson Quality Dealers South Tomlinson Exhibition Building North Carolina Paramount Furniture Co East Washington St ARRI Arrid Lydia Pinkham Arcade Amusement Company Arcade B. F. Hendrix Hollywood Erior Corporation Foldin Tee Sarleu Atm Detmetsacea Hela Wrenn Street
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