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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1936

Page

6

Final Event Of Month At Emerywood Club Tonight

A large number of reserve seats have been made for a bridge party at Emerywood County Club tonight. Mr and Mrs J H McCall and Mr and Mrs Fred White as hosts will oversee the event which marks the club's 80 calendar month final event. Guests are asked to arrive by 8 o'clock for the opening play and refreshments will follow.

Emerywood Club Ing Bridge Party Erywood County Club J. H. McCall Fred White Carver

High Point Garden Club Pilgrimage to Nearby Gardens

Eighteen members and guests of the High Point Garden Club toured gardens in Winston-Salem after gathering at Mrs. Carter Dalton's home. They visited Mrs. B. D. Douglas Guilford Battleground Road, toured gardens near Winston-Salem, then met for luncheon at the Woman's Club. Delegates were named to the state garden club meeting, and planning for next year was announced. The group stopped at the Salem Flower Mart, where garden tools and plants were available. Guests included Mrs. Elizabeth Harriss Coving and Mrs. William Spicer, with many club members listed by name.

High Point Garden Club Reg Club Carter Dalton Ason Street Mré Douglas Guilford Battleground Road Inston-Salem Lydens Man’s Club Winstonlem Preding Fred Bartlett Py Taylor State Garden Club Gupe Ce ' Agegh He R. Stewart Flower Mart Fo Salem Winston-Salem

Luncheon Honors Mrs Idol Before Move to Atlanta

Nine Winston Salem ladies plus guests gathered at a luncheon in honor of Mrs W A J Idol, sister of Mrs Nat Curl. The event served as a farewell as Mrs Idol moves Monday to Atlanta to join her husband Mr Idol.

Uedns Wingate Andrews C. Jones J. D. Cox V. W Parker H. Tom A. G. Douglas Winston-Salem Nat Curl Idol Atlanta Mr. Idol

Wesley Memorial Circle Two to Host Musical Tea

Wesley Memorial Circle two of the church, chaired by Mr C Clark, will hold a musical tea at Mrs Willis Slane's Emerywood home Tuesday afternoon at o clock. An attractive program is planned and the circle invites the public to attend.

Wesley Memorial Church C. Clark Willis Slane Emerywood

Social Calendar Highlights Odd Notes From The Town

On Friday at 8 PM The Lotus Club will be hosted by Mrs H R Williamson at her Johnson Street home. Mrs Wm Ellis will entertain the G Canter bury Club at Lexington Avenue Extension in the afternoon. Emerywood Country Club hosts an evening mixer for both men and women with reservations through secretary John De Abels. On Saturday 8:30 PM to midnight Wick Wack Club hosts bi weekly dance at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville with an unnamed orchestra.

H. R. Williamson Johnson Street Ww. Gf. Ellis G Canterbury Club Lexington Avenue Extension P. M Emerywood Country Club John Dc. Abels Wick Wack Club American Legion Hut Thomasville

Local Social Happenings and Family Visits

Mrs. William J. McAnally returns home to Booth Main street after a week in Winston Salem with relatives. Abe Hampton of Detroit visits his sister Mrs J H Dorsett at 240 Boulevard due to the death of their brother J W Hampton in Winston Salem. Miss Carrie Ogburn of Winston Salem visits her sister Mrs C at Perkway. Mrs William Spicer leaves for Goldsboro after ten days with her sister Mrs G W Clark on Oakwood Court.

William J. McAnally Winston-Salem Booth Main Street Abe Hampton Detroit, Mich J. H. Dorsett Boulevard J. W. Hampton Winston Salem Carrie Ogburn Perkway William Spicer Goldeboro G .W. Clark Oakwood Court

U D C Chapter To Meet Next Monday

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 1107 Lindsay Street next Monday afternoon. Secretary Mrs J A Morris announced the event with associate hostess Mrs Brame and Mrs T W Albertson named.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Minese Lindsay Street J. A. Morris Brame T. W. Albertson

Largest Pleistocene Animal Collection Found at La Brea Tar Pits

The tar pits near Los Angeles yield the world’s biggest collection of Pleistocene animals. About 25 acres hold preserved skeletons thanks to the tarry substance that trapped and protected the remains.

la Brea Los Angeles

The Perfect Pattern Choice from The Enterprise Pattern Dept

The message directs to The Enterprise Pattern Department at 232 West 18th Street New York NY for pattern HOTSIF requests. It mentions a specific department address and product code. The note implies a lookup or ordering instruction for pattern HOTSIF.

Pattern Hotsif Enterprise Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York N. Y

Calvary Missionary Circle Meets for Study and Fellowship

The Ladies Missionary Society of Calvary M E church met at Mrs. J L Phipps's Granby street home with fourteen members. After a devotional, the group studied the Mission handbook and later shared refreshments. An Evangelical group will serve a country fried ham supper at First Evangelical and Reform church from 5 to 8 pm, with proceeds supporting the choir.

Calvary Missionary Circle Ladies’ Missionary Society of Calvary M. E J. L. Phipps Granby Street Ervangelical Group First Evangelical and Refor Church Una

Calvary Ladies Attend Conference in Statesville

Several Calvary church women joined the Woman's Missionary Conference of the Western North Carolina Conference Methodist Episcopal Church in Statesville. Mrs. W. V. Evans and Mrs. S. M. Needham attended the full session while others joined Wednesday events. A Statesville pageant “Lift Up Thine Eyes” was featured as the conference neared closing with reported strong attendance.

Calvary Church Woman's Missionary Conference Western North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church Seasion Statesville W. V. Evans Calvary Society S. M. Needham Mesdames A. H. Holton G. L. Burgess H. Elder Fred Greene Manney J. G. Howell

Junior Music Study Club Meets Tomorrow

The Junior Music Study Club chaired by Mrs Bidney Gayle will hold its regular meeting at Betty Brockmann’s home, 912 Vowel Drive, Saturday afternoon at 3 80 o clock, with an announcement aired this morning.

Loans Disbursed In North Carolina Since Roosevelt Era

A compilation by RK. M. Gantt shows loans totaling 58,164,009.10 have been disbursed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to various federal agencies in North Carolina since the Roosevelt administration began.

N. PF Durham RK. M. Gantt State Emergency Council Reconstruction Finance Corporation North Carolina Roosevelt

Dear Undecided Miss Mansfield Advice on Love and Patience

A reader seeks guidance on winning a girl after only a few dates. The response urges patience and sincerity, warns against rushing feelings, and cautions that infatuation can be mistaken for love. It advises being attentive and considerate while letting genuine compatibility develop.

Miss Mansfield

Rhythm Masters to Play at Wick Wack Dance Tomorrow

The Rhythm M dance orchestra will perform at the Wick Wack club bi weekly dance at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville tomorrow evening April 25. Expected to be a premier event with invited guests and club members attending.

American Legion Thomasville

Oak View PTA To Present Play Tonight in School Auditorium

Oak View Parent-Teacher Association schedules a comedy Her Honor Mayor in the school auditorium at 7 45 pm. An admission fee funds the PTA, with a cast including Lester Parmen Eva Greenway Allen Thacker McGoon Mrs Nabb Doris Denton Eliza Goober and others.

Tion Oak View School P.T. Fund Lester Parmen I Sisk Eva Greenway Annie Leura Moss Greenway A Allen Thacker McGoon J. S&s

Allen Jay Association Holds Final Meeting for Year

The Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association held its year end meeting on Monday. Superintendent Thomas R. Foust of Guw County Schools spoke on the school supplement tax, urging patrons to vote wisely. A high school club performed songs and Nancy Barker delivered a tap and song finale.

Allen Jay Parent-s Association Thomas R. Foust Guw Nancy Barker

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Wesley Mem E. Ei Lida Mees Oureen Marian Martin North Main Calvary Ladies Bakur’s Marjorie Mansfield Justin Rhythm Masters Wick Wack Dance Rhythm M Dance Orchestra Ishc Oak View P.T. A Auditoria Allen Jay Ass'n Quality Baker Perkinson’s Elgin Victoria
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