Society And Club News Miss Madeline Hoover
Society notes report Miss Madeline Hoover as a social figure featured in local club circles. Members welcome her presence at gatherings and social events highlighting community engagement.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1936
Page
6
Society notes report Miss Madeline Hoover as a social figure featured in local club circles. Members welcome her presence at gatherings and social events highlighting community engagement.
Chapel Hill August 4 The ninth annual North Carolina Parent-Teacher Institute enters its second day with national leaders guiding sessions Mrs Charles E Roe field secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers directs discussions while UNC faculty members Dr Russell Grumman M R Trabue H Odum W W Wickens and others participate Aimed at individual needs and modern education the program features a state leaders hour led by Mrs Joseph Garibaldi and lectures on The Family by Dr E R Groves plus remarks by Dr Martion B Trabue and Guilford College official Mrs Clyde Milner on sex education in the cradle.
Mrs W J Frazier hosted a party at High Point route three honoring her daughter Miss Bessie Frazier on her eighteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games then a pink and white themed dining room with a white pink centerpiece cake and ice course served by Mrs Frazier and Mrs O H Frazier to 22 attendees.
Lois Smith of Thomasville and Harvey A. Frazier of Trinity wed August 2 at North Main Street Baptist Church. Rev. Lincoln Falk officiated the ring ceremony. Bride wore aqua blue with navy accessories and gladioli lilies. They will reside on the Thomasville road with families noting their local roots.
The Girls Pentagon Club will meet this evening at 7 o clock at the home of Miss Mildred Ferguson on Montheu avenue. All members are expected to be present. Ronald Edward Wood Born Here August 1. Mr and Mrs C E Wood announce the birth of a son at their home 1411 Pershing street. Mrs Wood formerly Miss Sadie Hill of this city.
In a long distance balloon race from Cleveland to Pennsylvania the Goodyear XX with pilot Frank Trotter and co-pilot John Rieker landed in Bradford County near Leroysville after about 14 hours and five minutes. The Great Lakes Exposition balloon finished about an hour ahead in Tioga County.
Fears spread that several residents were drowned after the Cucharas river flood swept Wallenburg Colorado causing about 500000 dollars in damage. The flood forced 700 homes to be evacuated and left 200 homes damaged while mud and silt covered about 500 floors. Hundreds of cattle were reported lost.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh postpones a flight to England due to a 50 mile per hour headwind. He returns to the Danish Rockefeller Institute to finish assembling the mechanical heart with Dr. Alexis Carrell for an exhibit planned next week before a biological conference.
Katherine Cranford has returned to Thurs ton street after spending a month in Denton with her grandmother Mrs. R. G. Cranford.
Calvary M E church Philathea class to sell ice cream on the church lawn this evening. Sunshine class of Pilgrim Holiness church meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Jack Farlowe 412 Carter street. Loyal Workers class of North Main street Baptist church gathered last night at Mrs Mary Green’s home with devotional from Psalms and a business discussion.
Judge Wilson Warlick of Newton presides over Guilford Superior Court where four High Point youths aged 16 to 18 plead guilty to more than 30 petty thefts and larcenies over a year. He muses a public whipping could do them good as cases are taken under advisement and the docket changes. Court resumes with additional action anticipated.
The Tise family reunion will be held the third Sunday in August at the home of Henry A. Tise in Clemmons North Carolina. All Tise family members are invited and asked to bring well filled picnic baskets. Son on August 4 Jerry Mack born to Mr and Mrs R M Douglas in Trinity.
Welch Memorial Circle two of the Woman's Auxiliary plans a regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 45 p m at Mrs Roy Medlin 1100 Smith street. Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 p m at Mrs Charlies Gueth 237 Monthen avenue with Nora L Andrews leading. Boys from Bunker Hill M E church Young People's class hosted a party for girls at Misses Margaret and Ruby Hedgecock home Saturday with games string music and refreshments for about forty three youths.
The degree club of Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America will picnic at the city lake this evening. Members should meet at Mrs K L Shipwash on Lexington Avenue at 6 45 with transport provided.
The note quotes state education chiefs urging parents to protect children’s eyesight to prevent long lasting academic and motivational problems. West Virginia stresses that poor work stems from bad eye health and Ohio cites careful attention to children’s eyes as essential. Iowa props the link between vision and learning and asks for action. The text mentions Thomasville and a Thursday night event at the First National Bank, with a 1962 date.
Pasadena police investigate the death of John Bradford 31 found dead in his apartment. His wife Katrina Bradford 27 formerly Katrine van Rensselaer was held on a peace disturbance charge as detectives reported she was semi conscious amid empty bottles and damaged furnishings. She said bruises came from a quarrel a week earlier.
Jewish refugees from Spanish Morocco who escaped on a British steamer and were landed at Gydnia arrived in Warsaw with a report that Spanish rebels had arrested and placed in concentration camps all East European Jews.
The Roosevelt era attack targets Landon and Knox as the Republicans balance progressive reform with Wall Street ties. Ickes portrays Landon as practical yet controversial, framing the party as facing dual wars and pressure from predatory interests.
A description of a traditional Indian wedding rite where the bride and groom are tied at the ceremony to symbolize their lifelong union, marking a sacred moment in the cultural nuptial ritual.
A Paris dispatch reports that all Jews in the town villa of Spanish Morocco were imprisoned. The brief note highlights abrupt arrest actions affecting the Jewish community with no further context provided.
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