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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

6

Tea And Topics Club Meets With Mrs. Chas. E. Sheloff

The Tea and Topics club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. E. Sheloff’s home at 639 Parkway with ten members and guests present. Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver led the program on Ellen Glasgow’s The Vein of Iron, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Sheloff assisted by her daughter and others.

Tea and Topics Club Chas. E. Sheloff C. EB. Sheloff Parkway Ellen Glasgow Mary Alice 8. C. Clark Bess Sheloff J. BE. Marsh Logan Porter S&s. Coe

Plans for Royal Arcanum Dance Nearing Completion

Plans are nearing completion for the Old Plank Road Council 2220 Royal Arcanum pre holiday dance at Emeryn Country club on Saturday evening December 12. Davis Brothers orchestra of High Point and Charlotte will provide music and recently played for royal arcanum events in Winston Salem and September 24.

Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum Emeryn Country Club Davis Brothers’ Orchestra High Point Charlotte Winston-Salem

Miss Frances Mendenhall and Eloise Ward move to Rowell Apartments

Miss Frances Mendenhall and Eloise Ward relocate to Rowell Apartments on North Main Street from 212 Lindsay Street where they have resided since early fall.

Frances Mendenhall Eloise Ward Rowell Apartments North Main Street Lindsay Street

Social Calendar Highlights Fringes Of Friday Events

Friday activities include Priscilla club gathering at Mrs. Wv. Idol's North Main street home at 3 p.m. Lotus club meeting with Mrs. Brower on 1205 Johnson street at 3 p.m. Philomathian club session with Mrs. Johnson at 904 Carrick avenue at 3 30 p.m. A Moose and Women of Moose dance runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Sedgefield Manor featuring the Davin Brothers Orchestra.

Idol Priscilla Club North Main Street Lotus Club BE. M. Brower Johnson Street Philomathean Club R. F. Johnson Carrick Avenue Loyal Order of Moose The Women of Moose Sedgefield Manor Davin Brothers Orchestra

Calvary Society Elects Officers At Church Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary M E church elected new officers including President Mrs. W. V. Evans and Treasurer Mrs. L. Phipps. Enthusiasm ran high for the upcoming year as officers were announced and programs planned. City-wide W M A to Meet Tomorrow at Green Street Baptist Church from 2 30 to 4 00 features devotional by Mrs No. ttee Hoge and remarks by Mrs J Clyde Turner.

Calvary Society Woman's Missionary S Society of Calvary M. KE W. V. Evans G. L. Burgess Noah Bundy Ethel Manley L. Phipps J. W. Phillips R. A. Griffith J. G. Howell World Outlook J. C. Duggine Spiritual Life Group H. V. Howell The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Organization Green Street Baptist Church Nettie Hoge Piedmont Association J. Clyde Turner Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina

Contract Club With Mrs. Sam Strickland Hosts Bridge Meet

Mrs. Sam Strickland entertained the Wednesday Contract Bridge club and two guests at her home on the club’s name day. Two tables played in the living room amid yellow chrysanthemums and lavender sweet peas. refreshments followed the session. Members present included Mesdames James W. Poole, Seborn Perry, Mary Elizabeth Long, Mabel Davis, L. G. Robichaux, and Paul Casey. visitors were Mrs. Ralph Slate and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay.

Sam Strickland Mesdames James W. Poole Seborn Perry Mary Elizabeth Long Mabel Davis L. G. Robichaux Paul Casey Ralph Slate J. W. Lindsay

Organization of New Club to Complete at Dinner Tonight

The Federated Business and Professional Women's club will hold its organizational dinner at the Elwood hotel at 6 15 this evening. Miss Eloise Ward is temporary president and Miss Clara White head is secretary pro tem. permanent officers will be chosen. Members of the Thomasville club are expected to attend.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Elwood Eloise Ward Clara Whitehead Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club Margaret Thompson

Mrs Dallas Culler Feted At Miscellaneous Shower

Norma Williams of this city, now Mrs Dallas M Culler, was honored at a reception hosted by North State Telephone employees in their lounge. Pink fall flowers framed the event, a miscellaneous shower revealing many gifts for the bride as about 25 guests enjoyed refreshments. Announcements also noted the birth of a daughter Nancy Jo to Mr and Mrs Claud E Rice on December 2 at 404 Cable Street.

Dallas M. Culler Norma Williams North State Telephone Company Claud E. Rice Nancy Jo Cable Street Rice Lucille Marshall

New York Dress and Knit Shop Ad Listing Accessories

An English St West End advertisement for New York Dress and Knit Shop highlights inventory including dress hats scarves hose and gloves. The brief listing promotes fashionable accessories for customers seeking updates to wardrobe.

New York English ST West End

Charming Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Taylor And Mrs Mizelle

An elegant fall tea hosted by Mrs. L. Floyd Wilson and Mrs. David H. Parsons at the Wilson home on East Farriss Avenue honored Miss Martha Taylor bride-elect and Mrs. Clyde Mizelle, formerly Miss Julia. Over 300 guests attended the event with a yellow and white color theme and formal receiving lines.

L. Floyd Wilson David H. Parsons East Farriss Avenue Martha Taylor Clyde Mizcife Julia R.S. Lafferty Horace Haworth Wilson Parsons

Retail Trade Gains Pace as Holiday Buying Surges

Dun and Bradstreet reports a strong year end upswing in retail trade led by Christmas gift buying and winter merchandise demand. Lower temperatures and rising income boost consumer purchases while wholesalers reduce backlogs and durable goods production, especially autos and steel, show gains.

New York Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Review of Business Automobile New England East Middle West Northwest South Southwest Pacific Coast

Rotary Club To Present Trophy To Soccer Champions

The High Point Rotary club will present the championship trophy to the Central Carolina Soccer league winner. High Point Y M C A C team is a strong contender as it aims to stay unbeaten in a match at Kannapolis against the Kannapolis club. Next Wednesday Fort Bragg’s 36th Field Artillery will meet the locals at the high school.

High Point Rotary Club High Point Y. M. A. C Kannapolis 36Th Field Artillery Club Fort Bragg

Dog's tooth violets are lilies not violets

A horticultural note clarifies that what are commonly called dog’s tooth violets are not true violets but a type of lily.

Local physician speaks on alcohol at Kiwanis luncheon

Dr F R Taylor told the High Point Kiwanis at the Elwood hotel that alcohol is a depressant affecting high level psychic control and coordination. He warned daily drinkers face gradual health and crime risks, noting insurers view them as greater risks.

F. R. Taylor High Point Kiwanis Club Elwood Hotel

Mitzi Green Emerges As A Teen Night Club Sensation

At sixteen Mitzi Green is a poised young adult, hair dyed blond, wearing evening gowns and mascara. Her soprano replaces her former treble, and she dismisses intrusive fans. In New York she headlines a late show, performing impersonations of Garbo Arliss Vallee and others, while aging into mature roles.

Hy Grorgh New York Mitzi Green Buster Brown Peole Jackie Cooper Master Cooper Mister Cooper Hollywood Mitzi George Arliss Garbo Vallee Louise Rainer Mitzia Mitsi Walter Hartwig Maine Woodlands Rialto Alexandra Carlisle Taylor Libby Ho Hety Emporiums Joe Mits Follies

Special Service At 1st Reformed Church

The Rev Hoy L Fesperman will preach The Many Sided Christ at the First Evangelical and Reformed church The weather disrupted weeknight services but officials hope for strong attendance Sunday morning and evening The evening sermon is The Queens Visit Sunday school will elect officers and teachers in all departments.

Hoy L. Fesperman First Evangelical and Reformed Church

Canadian Airways Expands Westward Toward Vancouver

Canadian Airways extend operations to Medicine Hat Calgary and Edmonton with plans to push Canadian Western Airways further west to Vancouver.

Canadian Airways Medicine Hat Calgary Edmonton Canadian Western Airways Vancouver

Bazaar to Be Held All Day Saturday at St Edward's

The Ladies' Altar Society of St Edward's church sponsors a Saturday bazaar at 106 North Main Street. The event offers bridge prizes, Christmas gifts, cakes, candies, and other delicacies with a cordial invitation to the public.

Ladies’ Altar Society St. Edward's Church North Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Club News Miss Madeline Hoover Royal Arcanum Dance Congress Coats Moffitt’s North Main Mrs. Dallas Culler Bride Glenn Wells High Point College Hyce~um Miss Taylor Mrs. Mizelle Mizzelle Clyde Milner Guilford College J. Elwood Cox, II Raymond Binford D. 8. Coletrane Greensboro L. Haworth Tom Sykes A. White, Jr Jamestown Mis Alyce Smith Burlington George Lowe T. M. Stanton J. W. Clinard D. R. Parker H. A. White F. M. Pickett Helen Jones Ruth Poole Carrie Lowe Pearl Bumgardner A. C. Jones J. C. Center C. O Rotary Club Kiwanis Shirley Temple Toast E. T. Harrison F. B. Harllee Frank Tucker R. L. Chitwood Mike Robert Taylor Clark Gable Chirley Temple Jane Withers 1St Reformed Church Ring Drug CO High Point Floral English Street Appliance Company South Main Elgin Hyman’s Jewelry CO North Main and Washington
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