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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment shows social and club activity listings from the Romane NF paper. It mentions Madeline Hoover as editor and notes office hours from 9 A.M. to 12 A.M. The snippet includes phone number 4568 and references to series and rare items in the social section.
Mrs. C. H. Rhodes spoke on Art Appreciation at the American Homes Department gathering held at Lindale Farm. She described art as a symbol of life’s beauty and noted harmony of form and color, emotion and spirit as aims of art. Plans for a May 17 joint meeting with the Music Literature department were announced.
Delegates from local Girl Reserve clubs were elected to attend the Virginia Carolina Conference at Camp Betty Hastings near Winston Salem June 9 to 17. The conference targets senior high school girls and includes sessions on international relations religion and personality development with various club programs and individual conferences. Delegates include Dot Price Letheres Clifton Mary Jo Wilson Margaret Burgess Frances Ozment Annie Louise Brown Marie Lily and others with several alternates from multiple clubs. Represented towns span Asheville Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Salisbury Winston Salem Crossnoro Danville Lynchburg Norfolk Richmond Roanoke Va Bluefield W Va Greenville Sumter Columbia and Charleston S C.
The Industrial Girls Clubs of the YWCAs Greensboro unit will host an initial spring banquet Monday at six o clock in the hut. Special guests from Greensboro industrial girls will attend. The theme Our World of Peoples will guide a discussion led by Miss Jennie La Stina of Italy and Miss Marie Huth of Germany. The program also includes participation by Mrs Christiana Stewart of Scotland and Irish songs by Mrs Peter Brown.
Social calendar notes a Saturday 7 p.m. dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club clubhouse with Jack Yancey providing dance music.
Miss Margaret Preddy was honored at a wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Golda Mae Kearns and Mrs. E. F. Kearns at the Gibson club room. The event celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Harold 58. Kearns in late April with green and white spring flowers, games, contests, and prizes for guests including Dorothy Fritz, Luecilie Hayworth, Frances Dunn, Inez Sowers, and Hazel Welborn. Crystal gifts in a wedding pattern were presented to the bride-elect, and many guests shared in a miscellaneous shower of gifts, decorated cakes, and refreshments.
Mrs A E Tate hosted the Entre Nous Club at her West Broad Street home for a bi weekly gathering. Guests and members enjoyed Boston robin hearted card play and a two course repast followed by a garden tour showcasing tulips and colorful shrubs.
The Girl Scouts plan a Spring Song Festival on Thursday April 27 at the Junior High School auditorium with about 100 scouts. Carl G N Cronstedt will direct. Mrs Dona Nicholaa Glazier led planning with Miss Dorothy Hoskins. Final practice is Monday at 3 30 pm and dress rehearsal Wednesday at 3 30 pm.
Greensboro Women of the Moose hold regular meeting led by acting senior regent Mrs Aussie Forward with 12 officers and members. Five new members were initiated including Edna Jones Grace Beverly Lois De vinney Many Bancroft and Eula Osborne. Plans set for April 23 meeting in Thomasville and banquet at the American Legion hall.
Kay Castles of Glen Ridge New Jersey a St Marys School student won the grand prize in the 12th annual textile style show at North Carolina State College. 115 girls from nine colleges modeled fabrics designed and woven by students. Robert Charles Smith born to Mr and Mrs R A Smith at 315 Park Street on April 20.
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