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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1937

Page

6

Know Joys of Making Pretty Frock The Easy Marian Martin Way

A Marian Martin pattern advertisement urges readers to craft a stylish frock at home. It promotes Pattern 9261 with simple pieces and various fabrics, notes available sizes and yardage, and offers a secondary pattern 9300 for fitting guidance. The piece includes ordering details and prices.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew Enterprise, Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

Daughters of Confederacy Entertained at Emerywood Club

The High Point North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy chapter gathered at Emerywood Country Club. Dr H Bass presided with hostess Mrs Bass and committee members. The program featured excerpts from Krst In The Camp and poems about the Civil War era.

Daughters of Confederacy Country Club Igh Point United Fighters of the Confederacy Emerywood H. Bass Labama Jefferson Dais W. B. Newell Redmond Ed Steele Bosm Mass Alexander Emilton Stephens Falesman

How to Look Better by Battling Constipation with Bran

Women face the question of appearance and digestive health. This Kellogg advertisement promotes ALI-BRAN cereal as a daily fiber boost to relieve constipation and improve skin tone, claiming the product is food not medicine and urging readers to buy at their grocer.

Kellogg

Four Tables Of Bridge In Play At Club Party

At Emerywood Country Club a regular evening bridge party drew members to the club house with four tables in contract, play starting at 8. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lehmann. High scores went to Mrs. W. C. Idol and John O. C. Abels.

Emerywood Country Club Frank B. Smith C. BE. Lehmann W. C. Idol John OC Abels Glud

Sedgefield Ladies Bridge Gathering Scheduled for April 28

The bi weekly ladies bridge event at Sedgefield Country Club will meet in the Solarium of Sedgefield Inn at 2 30 PM on Wednesday April 28. All ladies of the membership are invited following an announcement by Mrs Gordon Hope chairwoman of the Ladies Enter a committee at Gedge eld.

Sedgefield Country Club

Domino Club Meets This Evening at 7:30

The Domino club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Miss Lavelle Wilson, 801 Carrick Avenue.

Domino Club LaVelle Wilson Carrick Avenue

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

The Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton features C H Rhodes on Mexico. Garden clubs meet at J A Johnson’s Colonial Drive home and J C Teague hosts Burbank Garden at Hillcrest. Lunch for American Homes Dept at Lindale Farm with guest speaker P W Grandjean. Community Arts at Louise Avenue. Utopian club on Colonial Drive. Entre Nous on West Broad. Tea and Topics on West College. Lotus on Johnson Street. Canterbury at Forrest Hill. Attention notes hour changes.

The Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel C. H. Rhodes Mexico Good Will Garden Club J. A. Johnson Colonial Drive J. C. Teague Burbank Garden Club Hillcrest Drive American Homes Department C. H. Williard Lindale Farm Mesdames P. S. Kennett Floyd Wilson J. Royster Thurman P. W. Grandjean J. W. Rose Community Arts Club Louise Avenue Utopian — Club W. B. Thomas Entre Nous Club A. E. Tate West Broad Street R. M. Andrews West College Drive Lotus Club Jack Taylor Johnson Street Canterbury Club Louis Voorhees Forrest Hill Drive

Local social notes list textile convention visits and hospital recovery

Mr. and Mrs. C. Hampp and their son Charles return from Philadelphia where Hampp attended a Textile convention and visited relatives. The Bales family also came back from the Textile convention in Philadelphia. A two and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J E Priest is recovering at 1007 Park Street after a scalding accident. Mrs. Dan Schroder to attend a Delta Kappa Gamma meeting at Greensboro tonight hosted by Miss Pannill. Mrs. J Clyde Milner of Guilford College spoke at a vocational guidance clinic at the high school sponsored by Altrusa. Mr. and Mrs. W A Porter of Hillville Virginia visit due to their father M B McMillan’s operation at Burrus Memorial hospital.

C. Hampp Charles Philadelphia Mr. Hampp J. E. Priest Park Street Dan Schroder Delta Kappa Gamma National Honor Society For Women In Education Woman's College U. N. C Greensboro Florence Pannill van Lindley South Mendenhall Street J. Clyde Milner Guilford College Altrusa Club W. A. Porter Hilleville, Va

Church Social Stephens Class to Meet Wednesday

The Stephens Bible Study group will hold its regular meeting at Mrs. M. J. Lee's home at 1008 Lindsay Street on Wednesday. Members are to attend as scheduled.

Stephens Stephens Bible Study Ass Tts M. J. Lee Lindsay Street

Thomasville Luncheon Honors Visitors and Locals

Miss Nell Parkin of Fredericksburg and Mrs. John Noble Mrs. Philip Alther and Mrs. John Flahive were honored at a radiant Randolph Street luncheon hosted by Mrs. E. L. Webb. An afternoon of games followed with prizes awarded to Mrs. P. H. Melette and Mrs. L. A. Hall. Refreshments and gifts marked the occasion for Mrs. Myers.

Thomasville Nell Parkin Fredericksburg John Noble Philip Alther Old Greenwich Miss Parkin Mesdames Noble Alther and Flahive E. L. Webb Mesdames Webb E. F. Pepper RE. H. Mahone Frank S. Lambeth John Pennington Mise Evelyn Webb P. H. Melette L. A. Hall Mrs. Myers W. S. Myers C. T. Everhart C. M. Stone L. A Hall Lee Tysinger W. L. Burkhart

Philathea Class Guests Celebrate Mrs Myers Birthday

Twenty members of the Philathea class of Community M. P. Church hosted a birthday party for their teacher Mrs W. B. Myers at her home here recently.

Philathea M. P. Church W. 8. Myers

Miss Mary Harris Weds Ernest Gordon Parker in Chatham Va

Mr and Mrs Hayes Harris announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Noble Harris to Ernest Gordon Parker of High Point. The wedding occurred Saturday April 24 in Chatham Virginia with Rev Clark H Wood officiating. The bride wore a gray travel suit and is a Denton High School class of 1936 graduate. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs D W Parker now in High Point where he works for Burlington and High Point Weaving Co. They will reside at 804 East Green Street after a wedding trip through Virginia West Virginia to Washington DC.

Hayes Harris Lexington Mary Noble Ernest Gordon Parker High Point Chatham Clark H. Wood First Methodist Church Parker D. W. Parker Virginia Burlington and High Point Weaving Co West Virginia Washington, D. C East Green Street

Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Tise

A surprise dinner was given Sunday at the home of Mrs. W. W. Tise on West Lexington avenue to honor Miss Anna Tise for her birthday. The house was decorated with spring flowers and a noon meal fed a large group of relatives, including Mrs. Richard Sessome of Rockingham and Henry A. Tise of Winston-Salem. Miss Tise received many useful and attractive gifts.

W. W. Tise Lexington Avenue Anna Tise Richard Sessome Rockingham Henry A. Tise Winston-Salem Tise

Goodwill Flyers To Remain This Week At Ragan Field

The Goodwill Flyers will stay at Ragan field on the Asheboro road near Archdale through the week due to rain interrupting weekend flying. Jessup, who chairs the operating office, announced the plan.

Goodwill Flyers Ragan Field Asheboro Road Archdale Thie Eneein Jessup Operatiee Diniere

Meeting Announced With Mrs Andrews Leading Program

A Wednesday meeting at three o clock will be led by Mrs Noral L Andrews. The note hopes for a full attendance of the membership at the event.

Noral L. Andrews

Pratt and Longs Return From East Trips

Jane Pratt of Washington D C left Monday night after weekend with her mother Mrs Lena Pratt on Salem street. Mr and Mrs David Long Jr returned Monday to their home after spending the week in New York and Philadelphia.

Misa Jane Pratt Washington, D. C Lena Pratt Salem Street David Long, Jr New York Philadelphia

Kee Klub Members Entertained At Delightful Meet

Kee Klub members were entertained at a delightful meet ing last evening by Miss Margaret Kemp at her home on East Bay street. Two tables were arranged for cards and prizes were won by Miss Sue Clifton and Miss Ercelle Allen. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Miss Allen on English Street.

Kee Klub Margaret Kemp East Baystreet Sue Clifton Ercelle Allen Miss Allen English Street

Jewish Council Of Greensboro Plans Dance At Club

The Council Sisterhood of Jewish Women of Greensboro will sponsor a dance at Starmount Country Club on Monday evening May 3 starting at 10. Lew Gogerty and his orchestra will provide music and a large crowd from surrounding towns is expected.

the Council Sisterhood of Jewish Women of Greensboro Starmount Country Club Lew Gogerty

V. F. W. Auxiliary to hold meeting tomorrow evening

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 7 30 o'clock tomorrow night at the hall in the Terry building on North Main Street. All members are urged to attend.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Terry Building North Main Street

Poster Contest Planned for Greensboro High Point Airport Opening

The Decennial Celebration committee of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce announces a poster contest for Guilford county residents. Open to two divisions 14 years and under and over, entries must be on a 14x22 inch block, black and white or up to three colors, due May 16 at the Greensboro Art Center. Prizes include airplane rides over the area and honorable mentions.

Greensboro Chamber of Commerce J. T. Martin Guilford County Greensboro-High Point Lindley Field Greensboro Art Center W. P. A. Federal Art Project Ben Earl Looney Art Center Greensboro High Point

Cardu Special Medicine for Women Relief

Cardu is advertised as a remedy for women with weakened condition. It claims to ease monthly periods and boost strength from food with continued use. The ad advises trial use and, if no benefit, consultation with a physician.

Alumni Of Catawba Will Meet Thursday

Catawba college alumni association for Guilford and Alamance counties holds a district meeting at First Evangelical and Reformed church Greensboro Thursday at 7 30 p m Prof A C Sherrill of Greensboro is president Dr Howard R Omwake college president will attend and speak all students urged to attend

Catawba College Alumni Association Guilford Alamance Counties First Evangelical and Reformed Church Greensboro A. C. Sherrill Catawba College Howard R. Omwake

Community poster contest for airport dedication events

Prize includes two tickets to the Anniversary Banquet at the King Cotton hotel and two tickets to the Aviation Ball at Sedgefield Manor plus five honorable mentions. Winners’ posters exhibited at Greensboro Art Center with 1000 copies printed countywide. Entries must note intention to enter and reflect airport dedication themes. Events: Anniversary Banquet May 28 7 PM King Cotton hotel. Aeronautical progress Lindley Field May 29 1 6 PM. Aviation Ball May 29 9 PM 12 AM at Sedgefield Manor.

King Cotton Hotel Sedgefield Manor Greensboro Art Center Lindley Field

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Flapper Fanny SyLvIa Kern Street Colonial Drive School Little Red School Little Red Lord Fauntleroy Er. J. Clyde Allman Paul Hassler J. S. Green George Finch Moyer Mendenhall H. T. Hethcock Frank Marr R. W. Greene E. A. Myers Hines Hall Joe Everhart C. L. Black C. C Misa Leola Black R. Crews D. A. Long Robert Rapp David Mac Jester Austin L. Elliott Vernon Snider D. H. Sechrest Kent Nance Laura Wesson North Hamilton Street G. A. Pollock Grover Kester L. G. Robichaux Lee Maud Henneberger Terest Sedgefield Ladies Bridge Moffitt's Gwendolyn Stegall Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Pine Needles Stegall J. C. Stegall Marshville N. W. Bales Mary Harris Ernest G. Parker Miss Tise Jewish Council of Greensboro Plan For Dance V. F. W. Auxiliary Wagger's Ladies Shop Nat Walker Hart Drug Store Catawba All Druggista Ask Congress Sweden Perkinsoni Hutchens Cinamon Radio Beeson Hardware Company N. Main N. Wrenn
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