Social And Club Activities Office Hours Declared
Community organizations announce office hours from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. for social and club activities. Members plan gatherings and coordination across groups to boost participation and outreach.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
6
Community organizations announce office hours from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. for social and club activities. Members plan gatherings and coordination across groups to boost participation and outreach.
High Point College plans a Homecoming Day tomorrow with an alumni lunch in the college dining room. Rev J Clay Madison will lead devotionals, greetings by Gideon I Humphreys and Dwight Morgan, and recognition of class representatives. Music by Janet Hall Janet Russell Nanabeth Null and Eleanor Welch precedes the tea at 4. The evening ends with a basketball game Elon Christians vs High Point Purple Panthers at 8 with alumni in attendance.
A surprise bridal shower for June Kivett, recent bride, hosted by Edgar Whitener's Sunday School class of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church at the Gibson clubrooms Wednesday evening. Guests included Misses Wood, Sink, Kent, Upchurch, Sumners, Welborn, Myers, Sink, Cass, T Ellen Wood, and others with hostesses Faye Long and Archie Whitener.
High Point chapter 961 Women of the Moose set a benefit party for Wednesday night February 8 at the Moose hall North Main street. Activities include bridge and table games with prizes and refreshments under general chairman Mrs. Willard Evans and committees led by Mrs. Waleska Johnson Ola Perry Amy Forward and Gladys Richardson. The public is invited. Thomas Clifton Hooks Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital Dover New Jersey.
Abbott's Creek Philathea class meets this evening at Mrs Grady Idol's Winston Salem road home. Catherine Gill Bible class at Welch Memorial M P church gathers at 7 30 in church hut. Main Street Willing Workers hold monthly meeting at 7 30 at Mrs W K Watsons 8006 Chestnut Street with associate hostesses Ed Venable T C Sprinkle Connie Suggs.
Mrs. Alex B Kohn of Charlotte plans to arrive this afternoon to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Grissom. Mrs Kohn has been in New York City the past week and will join his wife to return to Charlotte. Frances Mann and Katherine Lawers of Philadelphia depart for Chapel Hill for the Mid Winter dances at UNC. Miss Lawers earlier arrived from Philadelphia. Mrs Marian Byar was moved to Burrus Memorial hospital from Alberta Apartments for treatment of a severe cold.
Household Arts Club enjoyed an afternoon at 203 Thurston street hosted by Mrs. V. D. Sale Sr. with eight members and one visitor. President Mrs. C. F. Grissom led brief business on a new quilt, then a social period with salad coffee and cake. Next meeting set for February 16 at Mrs. T. G. Shelton.
Mrs. Charles Byrd entertained the Ace-Hi bridge club at her Cedron avenue home Tuesday afternoon. Spring flowers adorned the rooms as players enjoyed cards. E. A. Wright won highest score and a jewelry prize, Grady Goldston took second, and Steve Ingram received peony bulbs as consolation.
Reverend A Lincoln Fulk pastor of North Main Street Baptist church and Mrs Fulk will host an informal open house at their new Oak View Road home tomorrow from two to six. A daughter was born Thursday February 2 to Wesley L Craven and Mamie Dennis Craven of 413 Fisher Street.
Instructions describe making cranberry hearts from canned sauce for platters and salads, plus recipes for Cranberry Up-Side Down Cake, a bread crumb custard, baked bananas with cranberry mix, and a Cranberry Pot Roast using cranberry juice cocktail with beef, seasoned and roasted until tender.
Miss Mamie Harris hosted the Thursday Club with two bridge tables at her Randolph Street home. Top score went to Mrs. Walter Rapp, runner-up to Mrs. Carson Cox, with a three course repast and Valentine decor. The club named a nominating committee for officer candidates next month. Nearby social notes mention tea for Mrs. W. B. Hall of Columbia, visits by D. J. Faulkner party, and Daisy Fuller Hall’s weekend with friends.
Thomasville welcomes its new Wednesday Night Bridge Club formed at Miss Isabel Boyles home with a four course dinner bridge. Guests enjoyed narcissi and fern centerpieces, white candles, valentine candy cards, and two-table play with top score prizes and runner-up handkerchiefs. Members include Mrs. John Crowell Ruth Martin Isabel Mouzon Ethel Ford Ruth Thomason Fanny Glenn Elder Agnes Herndon and the hostess.
Mrs Reese Harville hosted a small bridge party for Mrs Hugh Drayton Hite with Mrs Meade B Hite as guest of honor. Other guests included Mrs E L Webb and Mrs Charles F Lambeth. A salad course followed. More small gatherings are planned by Mrs Meade Hite Mrs E L Webb and Mrs Lambeth for the visitor during her stay.
The group of selections opened the Main Street PTA gathering held Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. Robert Williams presided. Mrs. Max Moore led the program and Miss Lois Johnson spoke of the PTA's forty five year history. Miss Lillian Yow presented a brief history of the local group.
Emily Herring president of the patrol leaders association calls a meeting of all patrol leaders for tomorrow morning at the Girl Scout headquarters 10642 West Washington Street. The session begins at 10 30 and absent leaders should send assistant patrol leaders to represent them.
The Heart Sisters of the Christian Church met at Mrs. L. T. Carrick home in Randleman on Tuesday night. Mrs. Carrick led devotional, program and discussion followed by old fashioned games. A salad course was served. next meeting will be at Miss Margaret Frazier’s home.
The West Emerywood Garden Club will hold its regular meeting at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at Mrs Henry Foscues home 604 Parkway. Mrs Foscue will entertain club members with her program.
Mrs Royster Tucker chairs the Local Girl Scouts cookie sale committee. The morning meeting at her Edgedale Drive home included committee members Katherine Raymond Roy Spearman H Albion Millis and other scout officials to finalize plans for the upcoming sale next month. Also present were Mrs David Yow commissioner and several other local leaders.
Members of the Mounted Troop of the local Girl Scouts are reminded that the weekly ride will be held tomorrow afternoon. They will meet at the First Presbyterian church at two o clock.
Senator Nye proposes stronger election laws and a congressional guard to enforce them. A temporary politics ban in a relief bill drew House approval as Hatch and Sheppard push permanent safeguards on federal workers and campaign contributions. Byrnes plans a broad revamp of the relief program with coordinated public works and unemployment measures.
San Quentin California February 3 Warden Court Smith warned of possible violence as 2750 inmates join a hunger strike now in its third day. More than half of the 5250 prisoners refused meals since Wednesday sparking concerns of unrest. Guards press meals with menu improvements.
Raleigh February 3 Dr T W M Long Halifax county state senator told the Raleigh academy of medicine a bill may be introduced to add 50 cents to automobile license fees with receipts funding hospitalization for accident victims. The plan would cover up to 3 dollars a day for 21 days from the fund. He also urged a bill to immunize all babies against diphtheria.
A dense word puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It blends hints for roles, objects, and descriptors such as a female politician, various tools, actions, and body parts, forming a crossword style set.
Barcelona reports the rapid roundup of former Government supporters by the Insurgent intelligence service with the Fifth Column supplying arrests. Notables seized include Eduardo Barriobero and other judges and officials of republican tribunals. The Fifth Column, recognized at the Palace of Justice, may shape future executions as Franco eyes Madrid and Valencia.
Five days after birth the Badgett quads in Galveston Texas receive gifts and a home plan with college education offers. The infants Jeanette Joyce Jeraldine and Joan show healthy signs and Dr R N Richardson of Hardin Simmons University pledges support for their future education and citizenship.
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