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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
6
Local Council of Jewish Women held regular meeting at Mrs H Gordon's English street home with Miss Sadie Gordon and Mrs Edward Leyton as hostesses. New member Marie Rosen welcomed. Luncheon planned May 2 at Sheraton with National Council leader Mary Schonberg.
The First Baptist church choir, about thirty members, directed by O E Simmons, will perform negro spirituals and old hymns at the South Main Street M E church this evening. Circle three of the Woman's Missionary Society sponsors the event and will collect a silver offering at the door. The money funds the circle’s work. Also, the High Point young people's union meets tonight at Archdale church at 7 45 p m with a strict prompt start.
Miss Sarah Parish returns to Greensboro after attending the National Red Cross Convention in Washington. She and Mrs. Marion Crawford Adams, Greensboro Red Cross officials, toured the Red Cross Institute and stay with Mrs. Adams’s relatives in Ocean View. Both are recovering from Virginia auto accident injuries en route home.
Mrs. J S Welborn Mrs J F Hayden of High Point and Mrs G M Hoover of Thomasville will meet Mrs Roosevelt as White House guests Friday in welcoming delegates to the 43rd Annual Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington. The Alexander Martin chapter members attended NC delegation meetings at the Mayflower Hotel and will partake in a Spring dance and reception at the Shoreham Hotel alongside other North Carolina delegates.
Mrs J E Millis graciously hosted the Delta Tau club at her Forest Hill Drive home for a 1 PM luncheon. Guests toured the rock garden and enjoyed a two course meal with floral table centerpieces before a sun room program reviewing The Biography of Anne Boleyn by E Barrington. Members included Mesdames Hunsucker Mann Benciini Lindsay Millin Coffield Denny Willis and Ragan of Concord with Willis guest from Concord.
The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club held its April meeting at 3 30 P M at Mrs. Fred Whitescarver's Park Way home. Officers elected were H A White chairman N B Stirewall vice chairman and C R Hook secretary treasurer. The program on Great Women In Music featured performances by Mrs Wilton Barnes and others with notes on notable women composers and artists.
Members enjoyed a talk by Mr. Andrews about the sun and planets during the gathering, expressing appreciation for the informative presentation.
The Wo man s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs 8 G Daniel s Lindsay street home Tuesday afternoon with Miss Rosa Sutherland as associate hostess The president Mrs R M Andrews presided A short business session followed The program directed by Mrs Andrews included a playlet The New Ideal about unselfishness The participants were Mrs Andrews Miss Mary E Young Mrs P S Kennett Mrs Ralph Vance and Miss Myrtle Davis Attendance was small due to bad weather Tea and accessories were served The South Main Street M B P church Business Women s circle will meet tomorrow at Mrs FE B Sensenbach s 501 Chestnut street Full attendance is desired
A local shopper previews Tomlinson's Colonial Fashion Review showing antique buffets, modern chairs, and new fabrics. notes on decorators and finishes. The piece also visits Ellington's Greenhouse, Redwine Hardware, and previews Norma Shearer in Morning Glory at the Paramount with upcoming Rip Tide.
Mrs Laurance Ingram entertained at two tables of bridge on Rotary Drive to honor Miss LaVerne Hudson bride elect. High score went to Mrs George Wood Jr who received a double deck. goblets in Palm pattern were presented to the guest of honor. Iris and dogwood decor enhanced the party. guests included LaVerne and Hibernia Hudson and Mesdames Wood Lyon Davis Pope McAnally and Thomas.
The globe’s oceans cover about 139 295 000 square miles. This figure represents the total water expanse separating continents and islands.
Mrs R T Coltrane of this city attends the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers in Durham and stays at the Washington Duke hotel. Mrs Mada Lofia improves at home after pleurisy. Mesdames Manley Cottam Hoffman and Durham attend a PTA conference. J Carmichael returns to Victor Dallas recovering after appendicitis surgery at Guilford General Hospital.
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