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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

6

American Business Club Pre-Christmas Dance Friday Night

The American Business club hosts a Pre-Christmas Dance at Emerywood Country Club Friday night from 9:30 to 1:30 with Jack Yancey and his orchestra. Attendance is by card only. cards issued to guests in the region. Claude Reitzel presides over the club.

The American Business Club Emerywood Country Club Jack Yancey Winston-Salem T. Ingram, Jr Gilbert Clinard, Jr Robert Davis Claude Reitzel A. B. Club

Business And Professional Girls Sponsor Colored Baby Clinic

At the December meeting the Business and Professional Girls club adopted a colored infant clinic as its yearlong project in cooperation with state and city health departments. The group will contribute monthly, matched by the state health department, with two weekly hours for examination and treatment by local physicians. Gladys Ellington was unanimously approved as west president, and a new slate of officers will be presented next week. They also planned a trip to a war conference in Washington and voted a $10 contribution to The Empty Stocking Fund. Birthday corsages were given to Mesdames Carter, Reavis, and Misses Mason and Young.

Business and Professional Girls’ Club Gladys Ellington West Presi Mesdames Charlene Carter Addie Reavis Pattie Mason Laura Young

Five Tables In Play At Emerywood Ladies Bridge

Five tables of bridge were in play yesterday at Emerywood Country Club for the bi weekly ladies party. Hostess Mrs. J T Weaver oversaw the event. Prize went to Mrs. Paul Casey. Other players included Mesdames Davis Adams Smart Voorhees Lehmann Halenbeck White Turner Kirkman Harris Watkins Whitescarver Oliver Lackey Tillson Davis Bess Beaver. Next event is the regular evening bridge on December 16 at 8 p m. The second ladies bridge is skipped this month due to Christmas. A New Year’s Eve dance and breakfast are planned for December 31.

Emerywood Country Club J. T. Weaver Paul Casey Mesdames J. H. Davis Paul Adams Hugh Smart L. F. Voorhees C. F E. Lehmann F. H. Hallenbeck R. L. White Thomas Turner Arthur Kirkman Valette J. Harris E. G. Watkins Fred Whitescarver A. A. Oliver M. A. Lackey R. D. Tillson Hal Davis Bessie Bess C. S&s. Beaver

Mrs Hutchins To Head Domino Club For New Year

The Domino club elected new officers for the year during a meeting hosted by Mrs A G Ellington Jr on Barbee street. Mrs Walter Hutchins was chosen president with Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns as secretary Miss Martha Jarrett as treasurer Mrs Claude Smith Jr social chairman and Mrs A G Ellington Jr publicity chairman.

Mrs. Hutchins Domino Club A. G. Ellington, Jr Barbee Street Walter Hutchins Anna _ Elisabeth Kearns Martha Jarrett Claude Smith, Jr

Business and Professional Women's Club 2nd Birthday Dinner

Social calendar notes a Wednesday dinner at the Elwood hotel to celebrate the BPW Club second anniversary with guests from the Business and Professional Girls Altrusa civic groups and state BPWC officials. A Friday 1 PM Priscilla club Christmas meeting is set for Mrs Hayden’s East Washington home.

Elwood Hotel Altrusa Priscilla Club J. F. Hayden East Washington Street

Cooperative Concert Next Week Features Piano Duo

Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson form a renowned piano duet pairing after merging careers and marriage. The duo, praised as the best-loved piano duettists, will perform the Cooperative Concert program Wednesday at 8:30 PM at the junior high school. Also on the series are Lansing Hatfield and the Mozart Boys' choir.

Ethel Bartlett Scotch Rae Robertson Tobais Matthay Lansing Hatfield Mozart Boys

Community Notes From High Point Hospital And Home Visits

Mrs. J. W. Greenway of High Point is improving after major surgery at Guilford General Hospital and may remain hospitalized for a time. Joyce Ann Keith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Keith, remains bedridden at home at 819 East Lexington Avenue for three weeks. Mrs. R. T. Amos, Mrs. Em bree H. Blackard, and Mrs. Forrest Murray spent yesterday in Charlotte. Grady Stroupe returns from Chattanooga where son Bobby, a McCallie student, is reported much improved after illness. Mrs. B. J. Dunn and daughter Margaret visited Charlotte to see another daughter, Mrs. Emmett Stone. Mrs. T. R. Kilduff and two children, Elaine and Donese, have returned from Franklin New Hampshire after six months with the Dorsett family at 240 Boulevard. Mrs. Kilduff and children remain at home in Franklin? New Hampshire. Mrs. John C. Abels and Mrs. Laurance Ingram visit Charlotte for the day.

J. W. Greenway High Point Guilford General Hospital J. R. Keith Joyce Ann East Lexington Avenue Grady Stroupe Chattanooga T. R. Kilduff Elaine Donese Franklin New Hampshire J. H. Dorsett Boulevard

Debut Concert for Hubert Liverman in New York

Tomorrow evening at the Barbizon Plaza Concert Hall in New York City Hubert Liverman makes his formal debut joined by Frederick Koehler tenor The program includes Liverman original When I Am Dead My Dearest and two songs by Lamar Stringfield Also featured are works by Mozart Handel Liszt Mephisto Waltz and others reflecting Liverman's rising career and teaching role in New York City

New York Hubert Liverman High Point Barbizon Plaza Frederick Koehler Young Liverman Carolina New York College of Arts and Music Koehler-Liverman Studios New York City Liverman Lamar Stringfield Stringfield North Carolina Symphony Orchestra Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orchestra Total Eclipse Mio Tessora Infante Mozart Koehler Liszt Mr. Liverman Liszt Mr. Liverman Rossetti Mundy the Vagabond Thayer

Legion Auxiliary Unit At Thomasville Holds Social Meeting

The Thomasville American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday evening meeting at Miss Maite Snell’s home with Mrs Vera Geen Phillips as associate hostess. Plans discussed included a Christmas rehabilitation program and donating a shelf of books to the local library.

Thomasville Maite Snell Myers Street American Legion Auxiliary Vera Geen Phillips Snell Phillips Mamie Harris Army of the Naomi Shelf C. T. Crawford A. L. Kinley C. L. Black R. N. Jones Crawford L. G. Farmer Cary Newton L. EF. Whitehead Raymond Boaz Archibald Johnson E. L. Pegg Ellen Mae Pegg R. G. Jennings T. L. Ward

Literary club program features Katherine Cornell talk

Mrs. Clarence F. Gibson hosts a Literary club morning with president Mrs. P. M. Sherrill presiding. Sherrill outlines Katharine Cornell’s life and stage career since 1926, followed by a turkey dinner and Santa favors on each plate. Other attendees include Miss Clarise Rose and club members. Freeman Boswell recovers from recent minor surgery. First Baptist church circles met in regular sessions with member programs.

Clarence F. Gibson P. M. Sherrill Katherine Cornell Mesdames P. M. Sherrill C. H. Newby David Long Paul Green Samuel Wiley Glenn Pennington R. N. Lambert Tulsa Okla Spencer Carleton Gardner, Mass E. L. Webb E. W. Dixon First Baptist Church Alice Elliott

Women of the Moose To Meet Tonight

Local Wo men of the Moose chapter will convene at 7 30 PM at the hall on North Main Street for an evening meeting.

The Women of the Moose North Main Street

Federation Hosiery Workers Offices Move Saturday

Offices of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers and TWOC will be relocated from Hood Bank building to 405 Security Bank building on Saturday. Henry I Adams, district representative, announced the move today.

American Federation of Hosiery Workers TWOC Hood Bank Security Bank Henry I. Adams

Monarch Group To Be Holiday Guests Of Club Auxiliary

The Monarch Auxiliary holds a post noon meeting at Mrs. H T Short 307 Montheu avenue naming a December 28 Hedrick cabin party for Monarch club members. Hosts Mesdames Holton Barrett Short plan gala event with N L Garner aiding in a new joint project. Next December meeting canceled. January session set.

Monarch Club Monarch Auxiliary H. T. Short Montheu Avenue Mesdames A. H. Holton F. H. Barrett Short Hedrick Elmer Hedrick N. L. Garner Monarchs E. Z. Jones

Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party At Blair Park

The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a benefit bridge and bingo event at Blair Park clubhouse with 16 tables. Decorations featured greenery, Christmas candles, and wreaths. about a dozen prizes were awarded for high scores and draws. Proceeds fund charitable work including Christmas efforts.

Blair Park American Legion Auxiliary

Cercle Francais Meeting Slated For Tomorrow Evening

The Cercle Francais adult French class will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Dred Peacock’s home on Louise avenue.

Lottie Holden Lottie Holden Bible T. W. Albertson Oakwood Court J. D., Mulligan B'Nait Israal Society Ladies’ Aid Society B'Nai Israel Synagogue Jake Samet Louise Avenue Cercle Francais Clase

BPWC Officials To Attend Local Dinner Tonight

Miss Myrtle Ellen Labarr of Greensboro national publicity chair of BPW Clubs will join the Elwood hotel birthday dinner as the second anniversary observance guest. Guests include Miss Elizabeth Conrad of Charlotte and Miss Margaret Thompson of Thomasville with local clubs represented by Altrusa and BPW groups. The program features Roy Padgett and Christine Leonard, Raymond Spain dancers, a high school skit, and Mrs Oriana B. James presiding at the banquet.

Myrtle Ellen Labarr Greensboro Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Elwood Hotel Elizabeth Conrad Charlotte North Carolina Federation of Bpw Clubs Margaret Thompson Thomasville Altrusa Club Roy Padgett Christine Leonard Raymond Spain Ruth Goodman Oriana B. James Hostess Club

Duck Club Finalizes Christmas Party Plans

The Duck Club met at the Sedgefield clubhouse to set December 26 for its Christmas party. Members, drawn from High Point Greensboro and Burlington, will deliver Christmas baskets to needy families on Christmas Eve. The club voted to donate to the Boys' Club foundation at Army Citadel after Major R. M. Cowan spoke and presented a group from the Boys' Club who performed well.

Duck Club Sedgefield High Point Grboro Burlington Membe Boys’ Club Army Citadel R. M. Cowan M Cowan

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Sosial Po Madeline Hoover Coats Beacon Moffitt North Main R. T. Amos Embree H. Blackard Forrest Murray B. J. Dunn Margaret Emmett Stone John C. Abels Laurance Ingram Rankin Memorial Woman's Missionary Society of M. P Mary Conrad A. B. Conrad Lindsay Street Concert Etude Moszkowski Legion Auxiliary Unit L. W. Stone M. S. Stone Webb Moore Clyde Harrison Clarise Rose Club of 13 Bridge Club Carolina Apartments Margaret McLeod Madeline Hill Baine Johnson Florence Lawrence Sallie J. Bond Esther Chatfield Allene Rigby Beulah Norment Eunice Reece Isabel Mouzon Lucille Kirkpatrick Lillian Robinson Freeman Boswell Blair Street City Memorial Hospital A. FH. W Mickey Mouse Big Bad Wolf Mickey Mickey Mouse Globe Trotters Bell A Reg Bell Bakeries Monarch Group Legion Auxiliary Cercle Francis BPWC Steiff Samuel Hyman Jeweler S. Arrid American Institute of Laundering Jore Vicks VA
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