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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1936

Page

6

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Holds Council Meeting

The quarterly VFW Auxiliary council session convened at the VFW Hall on East Washington Street with Mrs. Grey W. Garrett of Graham presiding. Attendees from Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point Burlington Lumberton and other cities heard reports, welcomed a Ladies Auxiliary chapter, and planned the State Depart encampment in Kingston June 21 22 23.

Veterans of Foreign Wars V. F. W. Hall Washington Street Grey W. Garrett Graham Rtment Lily Hutchins E Department Garrett Robeson County Lumberton Hazel Brown Lily Hutchison Greens National Home For Eaton Rapids Mich Kington Ifred D. Toussaint Esther Holden Greensboro Maude Duranso Winston-Salem Hazel Crouse Burlington Lillian Wagoner High Point Ollie High Cora Gibson Jewel Rogers Blanche Dorsett Lamberton U. S

Art Club Hosts Evening Concert by The Art Trio

Art members may bring guests to tonight's Drywood Country club program featuring The Era Art Trio with Miss Vic Frank violinist and director Miss Elizabeth Hoffman and Miss Evelyn Boyd. Major Haydn pieces lead a two part program including Techaikowsky Serenade and Chaminade A la Bien Aimee. The concert starts promptly at the appointed hour with a session at 7 30 and 8 o'clock.

A. Sherrod Css Drywood Country Club Real Art Club Era Art Trio Vic Frank Mise Elizabeth Hoffman Evelyn Boyd Techaikowsky Victor Herbert Schutt

Burbank Garden Club Reschedules Pilgrimage and Meeting

The Burbank Garden club will meet Wednesday morning April 23 at 10 at Mrs Henry Grady Owens home 1115 Council street. A planned visit to Guilford College and nearby flower show was postponed due to cold weather and moved to next month prompting a meeting change.

Burbank Garden Clubs Henry Grady Owens Council Street Guilford College

Springfield Friends church creamed chicken dinner on April 22

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Springfield Friends church will serve a creamed chicken dinner on Wednesday April 22 from 6 to 8 pm. The public is invited and proceeds from ticket sales will support church activities.

Springfield Friends Church

Business Girls To Meet Tuesday Night

The Business and Professional Girls club will meet tomorrow evening at 6 30 oclock at the Y W C A Hut. This will be the regular weekly dinner meeting and the evening program will be presented by Mrs Addie Reaves and Miss Canolla Geddie.

Business and Professional Girls Club YY. W. C. A. Hut Addie Reaves Canolla Geddie

Pentagon Club to Meet This Evening

The Pentagon club will meet with Newlin Hayworth at his Sunset Drive home this evening at 7:30. All members are asked to be in attendance at this meeting.

Pentagon Club Newlin Hayworth Sunset Drive

Ray Street PTA to Install Officers at April Meeting

Newly elected officers will be installed at the Ray Street Parent-Teacher association April meeting to morrow at 7 30 p m in the school. The program includes an outline of the school supplement election and a round table discussion. Afterward teachers and parents will visit in their rooms to review the year’s work.

Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities

Monday to Saturday schedule shows the Musical Art club at Emerywood CC led by Miss Virginia Frank, Garden Club events with Mrs. B S Wall and Mrs. Arthur Ridge, Emorywood card nights hosted by Mis Rodney Snow and Mrs C T Ingram, and numerous meetings of WCTU, W O T, American Legion auxiliary, Lotus Club, Canter bury club, and Wick Wack club plus a Duck club kid party at Sedgefield lodge.

Garden Club Council B S. Wall Alillcrest Drive Emerywood Country Club Rodney Snow C. T. Ingram Phi Kappa Club John C. Sheloff North Main Street Womans Christian Temperance Union J. A. Eshelman Johnson Street W. H. Causey Winston-Salem Group Mary Alexander W. O. T. Club Mesdames Carter Dalton H. A. Millis Arthur Ridge Montheu Avenue John J. Blair American Legion Auxiliary D. T. Yow Edgedale Drive M. P. Vail Thomas Gordy J. H. King The Duck Club Sedgefield Misses Margia Hancock Mildred Marshall

St Mary's Young Peoples Service League Meets Sunday

The Young People's Service League of St Marys Episcopal church met at 6 30 PM in the parish house with a hymn service Morning Prayer explanation by Mrs Howard Hartzell as part of the Bishop's Test Supper followed and benediction concluded the gathering Green Street T E BL class to meet Tuesday at 730 PM at Green Street Baptist church all members urged to attend

ST. Mary's Service League Young People's Service League St. Mary's Episcopal Church Howard Hartzell Green Street T. EB. Ll T. EE. L Green Street Baptist Church R. C. Hubbard Y. Wooten Howard Hartzell St. Mary's Woman's Auxiliary Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary St. Phillips’ Church Durham

Family life and fair share in home duties urged

A mother writes about being treated as a servant in her own home while others selfishly consume her effort and money. The piece argues courtesy costs nothing, leisure time matters, and each member deserves consideration and shared work and play. It closes with notices of homecomings.

Mr. and Mrs. Hucks Entertain at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hucks hosted a dinner Sunday honoring their son L. F. Hucks and son-in-law Esley Summey as they marked their birthdays. Guests included several Hucks family members with connections to Mooresville Martinsville and Martinsville Virginia.

Randleman Service Workers Feted By Mrs Ivey

Mrs J A Ivey entertained service workers of Naomi Methodist Episcopal church in Randleman on Monday evening with devotional by Mrs C B Parsons. Miss Maulia Ivey presided as president with two contests won by Mesdames J B Davis and A N Bulla. Refreshments served.

Randleman Mra J. A. Ivey Naomi Methodist Episcopal Church C. B. Parsons Maulia Ivey J. B. Davis A. N. Bulla

Doctrine of Atonement Sermon Across Christ Scientist Churches

Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches centered on the Doctrine of Atonement. Golden Text from First Corinthians 1 18 and Isaiah 2 12 13 cited, affirming salvation by the cross and the power of God. Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures quoted on atonement as divine Love and unity with God through Christ Jesus.

Churches Societies of Christ Scientist Leson Mary Baker Eddy Jesus Christ Jesus Christ

Social notes update on local residents

Mrs. Jim Davis remains largely homebound on 1800 East Green Street after seven months of confinement with some improvement noted. Jackie Beasley of 1202 English Street visited Thomasville with Mrs. Matti Adams and Mr. BE Beasley, who have recovered from influenza. Mrs. Elmer Slack of Ward Street improves at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a major operation. Charles, of 6223 Willowbrook Street, returned from a Washington D C visit and plans to move the family there soon. Mrs Bruce McPhereen of Greenville D C will arrive this afternoon for a brief stay.

Jim Davis East Green Street Jackie Beasley English Street Thomasville BE. L. Beasley Elmer Slack Ward Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Charles Washington, D. C Willowbrook Street Charlies Washington

Community Arts Club Meeting Poised for Wednesday

The Community Arts Club plans a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. R. T. Setzer’s home on Woodrow Avenue. A note mentions a length of 18 feet and a largest poisonous snake, the king cobra, with stars rising about four minutes earlier each evening.

Mabel Davis South Main Street Community Arta Club R. T. Setzer Woodrow Avenue Community Arts Club

Four Sophia Youths Reported Missing

Police seek help locating four Sophia youths who left home yesterday toward this city and have not been seen since. The missing are Ashburn Morton 17 William Taylor 18 Paul Morton 14 and Marshall Isham 17 all from the Sophia community.

Sophia Ashburn Morton William Taylor Paul Morton Marshall Isham

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