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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1932
Page
6
Friends of Miss Jennie Scott of Pocomoke Md regret her serious illness at Maryland General hospital in Baltimore. Scott was formerly the house secretary of the YWCA in High Point.
Heralds spring fashion with open mesh fabrics and a chic Irish lace blouse featuring short sleeves and a collar revers paired with a corded navy silk jacket. The jacket shows sloping shoulders an abbreviated length and no fastening, with a red silk sash at the waist.
The Guilford College faculty and students will present the entire program at Central Friends supper meeting Wednesday evening at 6 45. The annual event features a view into college life and draws attendees from the Guilford community. Margaret Fell girls meet at 5, junior boys and girls at 6 30, and the Training class at 6. Prayer meeting is at 8 in the room opposite the office. Reservations urged with Miss Anna Mendenhall.
The Elizabeth Fry class of Central Friends Sunday school held its regular monthly business meeting and social hour in the annex Monday at 7 30. Under President Mrs Reuben Davis and Secretary Miss Lucile Hayworth routine business was conducted and reports showed activity. Afterward Lillian Sawyer led group games and baskets were passed. Daughters of Wesley meet at Calvary M E church for their monthly gathering Monday evening with devotional by Lucille James and a shower for bride Evelyn Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tomlinson hosted a Friday bridge party with three tables. Prizes went to Mrs Phillip Shuford and Mr Shuford, while Albert Shuford received stationery. Guests included the Hunt and Shuford families, Hobart Fouts and others. Mrs Hanes visited the Black home, and Mrs Taylor returned from Roanoke after a weekend here. Main Street M E church auxiliary met with reports from departments and a Womens Citizenship program led by Mrs Crowell. Miss Ida Lambeth Jennings sang Largo with piano by Mrs Newby. Mr and Mrs S C Palmer of 411 Lexington announce...
The week end social notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Stone with Miss Catherine Stone of Greensboro visiting. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryerson and son Bobby from Winston-Salem spent Sunday here visiting Mrs. Ryerson’s sister on Salem street. Miss Margaret Preddy visited friends in Thomasville.
Charles and Julius Howell resumed studies at Wake Forest College after a brief visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Co M Howell on Fisher Ferry street.
The Cloverdale school Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7 30 this evening at the school. Teachers will hold open houses in their rooms before a business session in the auditorium. All parents are urged to attend.
Indiana produced 994000 barrels of oil in 1930 but 1931 fell short by 150000 barrels indicating a drop in output.
Mrs C E Steidly addressed two large congregations at First Baptist in a morning talk on Acceptable Service citing I Corinthians. She urged recognizing personal gifts, using small acts with love, and being faithful. in the evening she preached Sin As God Sees It noting that all are on one platform before God and will answer for sin.
Greensboro ad describes a Vicks VapoRub aided plan for preventing and treating colds using Vicks Nose and Throat Drops. It claims to lessen cold frequency and severity, reduce the family Colds Tax, and advises following the plan with the Drops.
Mrs. Drayton Mayers and Evelyn Spottswood arrive from Washington DC to visit Mrs. Mayers’ parents on Park Way. Judge John M. Oglesby, presiding in Greensboro, dined with Judge and Mrs. Lewie E. Teague on Johnson Street. H A Underwood of Asheboro spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. C A Voncannon who is ill on West Green Street. W A Underwood and Mr. Pierce, both of Asheboro, also visited Mrs. C A Voncannon on West Green Street.
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