Allen Jay High School Play The Road To The City
The Athletic association of Allen Jay high school presents The Road To the City by Lillian Mortimer in the high school auditorium Friday at 7 30. Proceeds go to the athletic association.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1934
Page
6
The Athletic association of Allen Jay high school presents The Road To the City by Lillian Mortimer in the high school auditorium Friday at 7 30. Proceeds go to the athletic association.
Miss Hattie Cooke hosted a green and white bridge gathering at Mrs. J Hill's on South Hamilton to honor Miss Frank Mitchell ahead of her December wedding to Terry White. High scorer Mrs P J Neal received bridge trays. second scorer Mrs H L Mitchell got a silver bon bon dish.
The Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R meets at Mrs H L Brockmann’s home with associate hostesses F H Murray W C Idol C E B Ditfendale W T Powell H M Brandon R L Brinson and Miss Lois Welborn and Pearl Idol. Other events include YWCA supper meeting with a Christmas program, Altrusa bi weekly supper, Utopian Study and Book clubs gatherings, a large open house, a children’s matinee at the junior high with Symphony Orchestra, and a final year card party at Emerywood Country Club with prizes and refreshments.
Mrs Gordon Burnett of Atlanta Ga guest at the Dalton home on Johnson street will be honored with a small dinner party by Mr and Mrs T J Gold at their Sedgefield home this evening. Red roses and tapers set a Christmas mood for twelve guests. Mrs Burnett has many local friends and has been entertaining since arriving in the city. A Johnson Street School Child Study Group meeting will follow at 3 15 pm with W F Bailey discussing play as a crime deterrent for parents.
The First Methodist Protestant church hosts a Thursday bazaar December 13 in the church dining room with items such as country produce cakes and a hot plate lunch from 12 to 1 30 pm Tickets via Mrs Ben Moore 2545 The First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society meets monthly at the church with plans to mail a box to a Louisiana missionary and a service by Mrs C N Royal of Green Street Baptist follows The Presbyterian Auxiliary at the Coble home features Christmas readings songs and refreshments Twenty nine members and five guests attend Jamestown M B K Church ladies serve a public supper tomorrow 6 8 pm chicken and dressing menu includes cranberry sauce peas candied yams siow roile pie and coffee.
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will perform a descriptive program for a children’s concert Thursday at 2 p m in the Junior High school auditorium. Lamar Stringfield and Quinto Maganini will conduct. Selections include Impresario Overture, Peer Gynt Suite No 1 movements Morning and Hall of the Mountain King, Hungarian Dance No 5, Pell Street, Banjo, Cripple Creek, and Espana Rhapsody.
The Lend A Hand and Florence Nightengale clubs of the YWCA held their annual party hosted by the Industrial committee led by Mrs. R B Lafferty. A progressive dinner traced a train trip to Y Town Wardville and Wallborough with hostesses at each stop. Final favors were tall white candles in red holders for Christmas and films of the Century of Progress Exposition shown during the evening.
Idylwild club announces its next regular dance for Saturday night December 15 at Sedgefield Country Club. Music by Jimmie Livingstone orchestra with vocal trio and torch singer. limited guest list and card at door policy to maintain crowd control.
The Sedgefield hunt club calls off the 6:30 am fox hunt tomorrow due to snow. A drag hunt is planned for Saturday at 2:30 pm starting from Sedgefield fan. The Friendly Garden Club meets Wednesday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. W. L. Kivett’s home for its annual Christmas party.
The Girls Pentagon club will meet at Miss Patricia Hall’s Montleu avenue home this evening at seven o’clock. The Music Study Club met at Louise Morehead’s home for a year end program with readings, duets, and a judged performance, plus a contest won by Rachel Conrad and a coin toss refreshment break.
Advertorial style notice from Buffalo New York touts Udga Treatment for stomach ulcers and acid reflux. Claims a triple action to neutralize acid, heal lining, and relieve pain with a free sample offer and satisfaction guarantee through Eckerd's in High Point.
People closely follow Miss Helen Davis as she remains ill at her home on Woodrow Avenue where she has been confined to bed for several days due to illness.
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