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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1934

Page

8

Cloverdale P T A Set Monday Meeting With Guest Speaker

The Cloverdale school P T A will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Mrs Raymond Binford national secretary and state worker in P T A work of Guilford College will speak and Rev H H Robbins will lead the devotional period. A musical program is planned. Officers urge a large attendance to hear Mrs Binford.

Cloverdale P.T. A Parent-Teacher Association of the Cloverdale Raymond Binford Guilford College H. H. Robbins The Association

Christmas Program Delights Oak Hill School Friday

A Christmas program at Oak Hill school December 14 featured a St. Luke inspired story read by Carleen Prevatte. A choir of fifty children sang carols and four scenes depicted shepherds, worship, wise men, and hovering angels with solo flute by Iris Welch.

Oak Hill St. Luke Carleen Prevatte Christ Iris Welch Mary Lewallen Mary Henry Hobson Joseph Ivey Overcash Paul Johnson Benson Lassiter Carris Smith Lawrence Robbins Buford Carter Forest Harville Gloria Swanson Joyce Young Aileen Stroud Grace Eller Mary Evelyn Burton

Play in the Childs Life As a Deterrent in Crime

Johnson street school hosted the Study Group with W F Bailey as main speaker. Bailey argued inactivity drives 75 percent of juvenile delinquency and urged parents to supervise and direct a child’s play to curb youth crime.

W. F. Bailey Johnson Street Bailey

Wilkes Huggins Marriage Announced In Danville

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Beatrice Wilkes to James Dock Huggins was received today. The ceremony occurred Saturday in Danville Virginia with Rev. Irvin G. Couch officiating. The bride wore brown and attended, the groom a son of the late Carrie Huggins of Red Springs and now employed at the Diamond Fault Fashion hosiery mill in High Point. The couple resides at 1807 Johnson Street.

Beatrice Wilkes James Dock Huggins Danville Irvin G. Couch Huggins de Wilkes Ward Street Carrie Huggins Red Springs High Point Diamond Fault Fashion Hosiery Mill Johnson Street

Y W Hobby Groups Close Season at YWCA Cottage

Y W C A hobby groups of High School Girls Reserves held final meetings at the YWCA cottage Friday evening. The Junior Service League sponsored the sessions with Mrs. Ben Moore overseeing cooking, Mrs. A H Whitley music, Mrs J S Groome dramatics, and Mrs. Elliott Wood and Logan Lovelace arts and crafts. The event featured hanging greens, Christmas carols, and a play The Spirit of Christmas with Ruth McKenzie as Spirit and Ruth Daves as Guardian Angel.

Junior Service League Ben Moore A. H. Whitley J. S. Groome Alice Snipes Pearl McConkey Norma Graham Ashe

Katharine Hayworth Hosts Miss Hutchinson Bride-Elect Luncheon

Katharine Hayworth hosted a bridge luncheon at 506 Parkway on Friday at 11 oclock honoring Miss Grace Hutchinson BrideElect in anticipation of her marriage to Nicholas J Sherrill Jr High scores were won by Mrs A B Henley who received a high score prize and novelty matches A carving set in the wedding pattern of silver went to Hutchinson as a gift A candy jar and amethyst water glasses were also given to other guests including E W Freeze Jr Joseph T Weaver Jr and Thomas J Gold Jr The luncheon followed the bridge games with guests listed among the attendees

Grace Hutchinson Nicholas J. Sherrill, Jr Katharine Hayworth Parkway Miss Hutchinson A. B. Henley Joseph T. Weaver, Jr Thomas J. Gold, Jr Miss Hayworth Mesdames E. W. Freeze, Jr Herman Smith

Four Aces Club Entertained and Christmas Exchange

Mrs Lonnie Prevatte hosted the Four Aces Bridge club on the Thomasville road with Miss Letha Prevatte assisting. High score went to Letha Prevatte who gave a handkerchief box to guest Helen Albertson. low prize, a novelty ashtray, went to Mrs Vern Carroll. Attendants included Mattie Pearl Fields Helen Albertson Thurman Cook W M Bryant K Hughes and Hoyle Lopp. The event closed with Christmas gift exchanges. The local note adds that the first Alaskan car was built in 1905 by Robert E B Sheldon in Skagway.

Four Aces Club Lonnie Prevatte Thomasville Road Four Aces Bridge Club Carroll Mattie Pearl Fields Helen Albertson Mesdames Thurman Cook W. M. Bryant K. Hughes Hoyle Lopp Robert EB. Sheldon Skagway

Pentagon Club Christmas Dance Planned at Sedgefield Manor

The Pentagon Club announces its annual Christmas dance Friday night at Sedgefield Manor with Miles Grofe and his eleven member orchestra providing music. Sponsors from Greensboro Thomasville Asheboro and High Point join officers and chaperones for the event expected to draw many guests.

Pentagon Club Sedgefield Manor Miles Grofe Sheraton Hotel Wilfred Schlosser Dee Haddon Elizabeth Bishop Greensboro Virginia Boyles Thomasville Lucy Clyde Ross Asheboro Katherine Lowdermilk Virginia Fraley Mildred Ferguson Dorothy Crawley High Point

Emerywood Club Card Party Ends Year With Enjoyable Night

The Emerywood Country Club hosted an evening card party with 62 members and guests. Eighteen tables of bridge and setback produced top prizes for Mrs. Sizemore and A. B. Caldwell. later a salad course followed. The committee led by Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze planned the year’s final event, with the next calendar item a Christmas Day tea dance at four o’clock featuring Eddie Weinstein Orchestra from New Haven.

Emerywood Country Club James B. Lovelace O. Arthur Kirkman F. J. Sizemore Alice Elizabeth Freeze C. T. Ingram H. N. Phillips C. A. Kirkman Amos Kearns W. J. Fraley J. ©. Abels R. A. McPheeters E. G. Watkins J. W. Woollen Mildred Stewart Gilbert Clinard George McLarty J. Welch Harries F. E. Whitescarver L. H. Cherry, Jr C. B. Diffendale M. A. Lackey Charles W. Perry Forrest Murray H. E Roy C. Welborn Herman Smith Jesse Washburn A. 8. Caldwell R. BE. Snow W. BE. Price T. Ingram L. M. Ingram Mary Elizabeth Long Earl N. Phillips Katharine Hayworth J. W. Poole C. Kirkman O. B. Bonner R. Lynn Trout Horace Haworth Eddie Wittstein Orchestra New Haven

German Club Dance Promises Outstanding Holiday Event

The Piedmont German club plans its annual Christmas dance at Emerywood Country club on December 26 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with Eddie Wittstein and a New Haven orchestra on tour providing music. Christy Schmitt and four singers plus a full band round out the performers. A New Year’s dance at Emerywood will feature Jimmy Cashman and his New England orchestra to cap the holiday season.

Emerywood Country Club Eddie Wittstein New Haven Conn Wittstein Christy Schmitt Piedmont German Club Jimmy Cashman Orchestra of New England

Music-Literature Dept Meeting This Wednesday

The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club will hold its December meeting on Wednesday at 8:30 PM at Mrs. C. C. Hampp's home on Club Drive. Hostesses include Mrs. S. R. Matthews, Mrs. M. C. Rowland, and Mrs. O. L. Rowland. Mrs. Grover Jones will present The Poetry Magazine as the literary feature, with piano selections by Mrs. Josephine Atkins.

Woman's Club C. C. Hampp

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