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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
6
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge hosts a hat social at 7 30 this evening on East Commerce Street with a prize for the most comical hat. Music games and refreshments will be provided for members and friends.
The Coterien club invites guests to its initial dance at High Point Country Club from 10 Friday to 2. Music by Jimmy Poyner and his North Carolina State orchestra. Top region social event promises lively entertainment and community gathering.
Mrs W P Grady marked her sixty birthday with a surprise dinner at her home on Pershing street. A large gathering of relatives and friends shared the meal and presented many gifts to the honored guest. Present were Mrs W B Wade and daughters Frances and Hazel, Mr and Mrs G W Wade and children Jack Heffner of Reidaville, Mr and Mrs J B Davis and daughter Wanda of Sophia route one, Mr and Mrs W H Grady and son W H Jr, Mr and Mrs T M Davis and son T M Jr, Miss Mollie Haney of Concord, and Ruth Grady Billie Joe Grady and Lillian Coleman.
Mary Julia Crawley of Winston-Salem and Mary Way Rogers of Greensboro visit Miss Dorothy Crawley on Montlied avenue for the Coterien club dance at the Country club. Mollie Haney returns to Concord after three weeks with A. A. Haney and family. Elvira Ward of New York City spends Thanksgiving with Frances Eshelman on Johnson street. Rev. and Mrs. R. I. Farmer with Leonard Koonce John Easter and Luther Medlin drive to Asheville.
Miss Mildred Stone wed Dewitt Albright Pender in a private home ceremony on Lexington Avenue Thomasville North Carolina. Rev W L Hutchins officiated in the presence of close relatives with music by Miss Mae Smith. After December 4 they will reside in Mebane with Mr Pender employed by White Furniture Company.
Miss Frances Ruth Brown of High Point becomes Mrs Joseph Brandon Gill in a simple ceremony on Monday November 27 at the groom's sister's residence in Salisbury Dr Marshall Woodson officiated The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with Talisman roses and valley lilies in a shoulder corsage The couple will reside at 715 North Main Street Salisbury
Mr. Koonce will attend the Older Boys Conference while Mr. Medlin and Rev. Farmer address the Northwestern District Christian Endeavor Convention in this evening's session. They return tomorrow evening. Miss Mary Alice Sheloff visited Charlotte for the Wake Forest Davidson football game. Misa Louise Salsbury travels to New York City to stay with her brother. Mrs. F. P. Teague of Siler City visits her son J Teague. Mrs. Carl M. Nance of Thomasville, sister of Mrs. Teague, is also visiting.
Wednesday Contract club gathered at Mrs. Heilig's mother's Jamestown home for an afternoon of card play with late autumn flowers. Mrs. Farr of Thomasville won high score, while guest Mrs. McMurray excelled among visitors. both received perfume bottles.
The Coterien club schedules its first holiday dance tonight at High Point Country Club. Decorated in black and white the venue hosts the North Carolina State College orchestra led by Jack Poyner with Casa Loma style arrangements. Sponsors include Frances Weddington and Agnes Crowder with escorts, plus Sarah Lacy Tomlinson and Ruth Jones among others. chaperones are local couples and club parents.
Raleigh December 1. NC banks update shows 265 of 278 operating without restriction have applied for federal deposit insurance. Commissioner Hood hopes remaining 13 banks including five commercial and eight industrial join before January 1. Insurance covers deposits up to 2500 dollars.
Announcement lists the wedding of Miss Snider to a lady from Rd York with details received locally today. The brief notes the ceremony and mentions the families involved, indicating a formal union and social acknowledgement.
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