Ladies' Aid Society meets at 8:30 tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Beulah Israel Synagogue holds its regular monthly meeting at 8:30 at Mrs. Hyman's home 300 Woodrow Avenue with Mrs. Samuel Hyman as associate hostess. Minnesota? (sic)
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1934
Page
5
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Beulah Israel Synagogue holds its regular monthly meeting at 8:30 at Mrs. Hyman's home 300 Woodrow Avenue with Mrs. Samuel Hyman as associate hostess. Minnesota? (sic)
Reader letters praise Kellogg Att-Bran for constipation relief. Mrs. Sarah Haynes shares a 60 year struggle, noting improvement after adding Att-Bran to breakfast. The ad emphasizes Att-Bran’s bulk, vitamin B and iron, comparing it to leafy vegetables and promoting two tablespoonfuls daily.
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 of the American Legion held its first luncheon meeting at the Biltmore hotel. The group plans one luncheon and one night meeting each month. R R Blackburn chaired a pleasing program featuring Mary Lane Company performers, three singers, a blackface comedian, and musicians. The next meeting is set for Tuesday February 20 at the Legion hall on North Wrenn Street.
Tubrsday Point Garden club meets Mrs T Witigate Andrews at 1106 North Main at 1 pm. Phi Kappa club luncheon with Mrs G Reitgel at 1165 Lindsay at 1 pm. W O T club hosts Mrs C M Hauser 606 North Main at 4:30 pm. Mothers Study class of Wesley Memorial with Mrs Julius Brown 613 Oak ig avenue. Needle crate club with Mrs C E Moose 802 Fourth Street at 6 pm. YWCA B P Girls club meets at the cottage for regular meeting.
The notice lists upcoming meetings and social gatherings including the Mid Week Garden club with Mrs. W. St. Jackson at Emerywood Country Club, Mrs. Edgar Whitener hosting Burbank Garden club on Johnson Street, the Woman's Club general meeting at the Sheraton hotel with Dr. Walter Cutter and Mrs. J. J. Andoe, and public art exhibit with musical program. Also Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs Bascom Hoskins, Tea and Topics at Pickett Farm, and Salem College Alumnae gathering hosted by Miss Eleanor Idol.
Miss Sallie Charles Cheatham presented a two part lyceum program at High Point College with a graceful performance that drew a large audience. The recital featured Bach and Chopin works, Debussy and Golliworg pieces, and noted American training. Cheatham's NC roots and Converse College ties underscore the program’s scholarly tone. Dean Lindley announced further planned programs for the semester.
The Greensboro Business and Professional Women's Club plans the first Guilford County directory of business and professional women during National Business Women's Week March 11 to 17. The High Point Enterprise prints a coupon for overlooked entries with fields for name title place of employment residence and contact details.
On Friday afternoon several clubs hold events across town. Priscilla club meets Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington. Lotus club hosted by Mrs R Williamson on Johnson Street. Philomathean club at Hillcreat drive by Mrs W C Tool. Laura Wesson chapter UDC at Mrs W T Powell on Parkway with Miss Ruth Welborn as associate hostess. An American Business Club dance at Sedgefield Manor features Archie Davis and his U N orchestra.
Friends report Buddy Matthews recovering from pneumonia at Circle Drive home. Paul Leonard recuperating at 905 Asheboro Street. Miss Maxine Day improving after Burrus Clinic operation. Mrs. C M Thomas ill at 226 Boulevard. Tennessee Ramblers, a New York–Charlotte transfer, spent the weekend with relatives here and performed a string concert at Magnolia Court 16 hosted by Raymond Campbell and V L Campbell, with many out of town guests attending. The group includes Dick Hartman family Edward, Kenneth Wolfe, William Blair, and Cecil Campbell among others.
Three more High Point firms received Certificates of Compliance announced by O. R. York postmaster. The firms named are RR. K. Stewart and Son Boxwood Gardens and the Zion Enterprise Grocery Co.
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at an unspecified time and location according to the notice.
At 4 oclock Mrs A A Wood welcomes guests at 238 Monthen Avenue for a reading led by Mrs Thomas Willey and based on selections from the Book of Hebrew.
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