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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1934
Page
5
A wedding for Miss Ruby Perkins and Austin Hart occurred Saturday at 5 p m at the bride’s home with Rev T R Howard officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents at 106 Culler Street in High Point North Carolina.
A week of gatherings includes Miss Hattie Cook hosting a bridal event for Miss Frank Mitchell on South Hamilton Street and D A R meetings at 912 Parkway Drive. YWCA and Altrusa supper meetings feature Christmas programs and officer elections with open house events across several homes. The week also includes a junior high school concert by the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maganini and Stringfield, and a December bridge party at Emerywood Country Club with prizes and refreshments.
The Junior Music Lovers club met in Florence Blair’s Alberta studio for a December program with Florence Blair Peggy Teague and Martha Cherry performing pieces and several readers presenting Christmas poems and customs. Guests enjoyed carols as Betty Idol Anna Mae Hatcher Frances Grayson Hilda Barbee and Margaret Austin accompanied. Refreshments were served by host Anne Allman and Miss Blair.
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R will host Mary Martin Sloop of the Crossnore school for the December meeting at 3:30 PM tomorrow at 12 Fairway Drive. She arrives this afternoon and will stay with Mrs. J A Morris. Members are urged to donate clothing, cash for Ellis Island relief, and patient care funds, with a program planned and hostesses named.
Circle six of the First Methodist Protestant Auxiliary chaired by Mrs Ruby Collins will meet at the church Tuesday evening at 730 o clock with full attendance urged. Other circles of the Main Street Auxiliary plan various meetings this week including Lucy Robertson circle on Thursday.
Miss Grace Hutchinson, bride elect to Nicholas Johnson Sherrill Jr., honored at a 11 o clock Saturday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Herman H. Smith at 421 Edgedale Drive. Guests enjoyed four tables of bridge, with prizes for top scores and brides favored with keepsakes. a luncheon followed around a Christmas centerpiece.
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts at the High Point Junior High auditorium on Thursday afternoon and evening. Conductors Lamar Stringfield and Quinto Maganini will lead the program featuring works by both composers and descriptive music. The 2 PM children’s matinee is expected to draw an overflow crowd, followed by an 8 PM standard symphony concert.
Mrs T G Perry comes home to Thomasville Saturday after a week of treatment at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Salsbury depart for Atlanta after visiting the Salsbury family on Roland Park avenue.
Daily English notes on misusage pronunciation and spelling. Highlights include guidance on unspoken letters and proper word use. The piece defines homiletic as relating to preaching and offers a vocabulary-building premise.
The Y W A of the First Baptist church will hold its only December meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members are urged to attend as the Senior Circle plans a special program and the Little Moon Christmas offering will be collected followed by a social hour. The Emma Blair School to host magic program Tuesday night December 11 at 7:30. Sponsored by Emma Blair P T A the public is invited with a small admission fee.
Simon Bolivar, pivotal figure in the independence movements of Venezuela Ecuador Panama Colombia and Bolivia, was born in Venezuela and died in Colombia. The Latin American liberator shaped early republican ideals and led military campaigns across the continent.
Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on the lesson subject God The Only Cause and Creator. Biblical passages from Jeremiah and Revelation framed the message, urging focus on spiritual fact over material evidence and the eternal divine Life.
Elder John B. All speaks on angels and departed loved ones. The sermon explains two angels exist on earth good and evil, with obedient angels guiding believers and recording words for judgment. It outlines endtime events when angels accompany Christ to judge and gather saints for the New Earth.
Evangelist J Theodore Zemra delivered a prophetic message at Gospel Tabernacle to a large congregation. He spoke of a beginning and close of this dispensation and urged reading the signs in scripture to know the times, citing 2 Peter 1 19 and the tempering of people who seek signs in heaven while failing to read the sky.
A reader asks about a silver polish recipe using borax chalk and alcohol. Instructions cover dissolving borax in boiling water and adding chalk, heating, then adding alcohol before bottling. Other questions address testing cake readiness, elbow cleaning, and a sermon excerpt on biblical prophecy and salvation outreach.
A quiz fragment lists questions about aging population in the U S 100 of age the start city of Paul Revere s ride the meaning of Alpha and Omega the source of tur pentine pine trees and a census figure 3964 in Boston references.
A Q and A on sending Christmas cards to both spouses when the husband is not the sender and on proper timing for a small evening dance. It advises greeting customs and room preparation for hosting guests with practical hints about drawers hooks and closet arrangement.
Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of John R. Sullivan deceased of Guilford County this notice invites all creditors to present claims to Ray Sullivan Administrator Route No 2 High Point North Carolina on or before December 10 1935 or be barred. All debts of the estate should be paid promptly.
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