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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1937
Page
5
Pattern 9196 offers an easy self made frock with a fitted yoke bodice and tucked skirt. Marian Martin adds a diagramed sew chart and varied fabric suggestions with a calendar ready finish, offering sizes 14 through 42 and 312 yards for size 16.
Judith confronts Marta over missing pearls after a weekend with friends including Phil and Marta. Beads turn suspicion, trust frays, and Judith plans a Reno departure as Marta offers amends in a tense social drama.
The Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA holds its regular dinner and business meeting at the hut at 6 30 this evening. Important matters will be discussed including the recent city little Miss popularity contest won by Mary Anne Thomas.
The Girls' Pentagon club will hold a meeting this evening at 6 thirty with Miss Marion Elliott at 401 Parkway. Members are urged to be on time for the gathering.
Members of the Florence Nightingale club met at the Y M C A for the regular weekly supper. After serving, about four groups visited the home of Mrs. Lou Cagle for a watermelon feast. Approximately twenty members attended.
The regular meeting of the mine club will be held this evening in Reidsville with Mrs. Try Yount presiding. Members are to meet at 5:45 at Mrs. Talmadge Ellinge’s home before departing for Reidsville.
Bernard Fowler and the Rhythm Masters to perform at the camp meeting club’s summer dance on the 20th. The recently organized club has booked Ledge-4 Manor for the event. Sponsor details to follow, with H. M. Stott hosting a prior gathering at 1011 North Hamilton Street. Mrs. Kin cannon leaves the city for Porto Rico in late summer.
Olin Wrenn received guests this week including his sister Mrs. F L Steffey and her son Freddie Steffey at his home in Harlotte. The visit extended over the past week with the family members staying as guests.
Instructions and charts for delicate filet flower bowl motifs with mesh backgrounds. Includes material requirements and an illustration of all stitches used. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY. Include name, address, and pattern number.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hampp and Miss Leora Hampp return from near Brevard visiting Charles Hampp Jr. Lois Vogely Kath erine Groome return home after White Lake trip. Jack Ahl comes back from a month at Camp Sapphire. Margaret Sink leaves for Easton Pa with Grace L. Long Paul L. Weaver after five weeks in North Carolina. Several groups head to Myrtle Beach Swansboro Cambridge and other locales for visits and fishing trips. Dr. G. I. Humphreys travels to Westminster Md for institute address and returns. Arthur N. Royals remains ill at Guilford General Hospital after a heart attack. Mrs. Theresa Kester Dora Van Sickler visit Virginia Beach. Kent Nance in Norfolk on business. Various relatives guests staying locally and birthday dinner held for Mrs. Teague. Mrs. Gorrel Payne visits home after operation. Mrs. J F Millikan progresses after major operation at Wesley Lane hospital.
Judge John son J. Hayes signed a voluntary non-suit in the case of J R Boyd of High Point versus Anchor Motor Freight Incorporated a Delaware corporation. The suit sought 15000 damages over a January 14 1937 wreck on state highway No 16 between Durham and Hillsboro.
Rev and Mrs James T Bow man of Denton announce the birth of twins James Talton and Edith Marie at Guilford General hospital on Monday August 2.
Mr and Mrs Carl McDaniel announce the birth of a daughter Sylvia Layne July 31 at their home 907 Howard Street.
Misses Lucile and Mada Agnes Trogdon hosted a Saturday party in Randleman with games contests and string music. Fifteen friends attended and refreshments were served at the hostesses home.
Mrs. John Council is improving after an operation at the clinic hospital in Greensboro. The item also notes community visits and local church events including luncheons and meetings at Main Street Circle, Green Street class, Stephens Bible class, and North Main Church activities.
Wood Indiana residents report visits from J C Fox of Columbus Georgia and daughter Jane to relatives including the Lindturns. Harry Adams of Winston Salem stayed with George and John Fox. George Davis and Harry Hutchison were in Washington, D C last weekend. Mrs Hodgin and Mrs Maneon of Greensboro spent the weekend with Mrs J V Fox.
Miss Virginia Frank has left Burrus Memorial Hospital and is convalescing at her home at 102 Louise Avenue. Friends are glad to learn she is recovering well after her recent operation.
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