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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
6
Poem reflects on Valentine traditions from romantic verse to modern mass cards. It contrasts old fashioned letters with contemporary mass produced greetings and urges rekindling playful, heartfelt expressions of affection. It notes the shift from intimate proposals to friendly notes and ends with a plea to return to light, silly valentines.
Miss Margaret Hauser joins The Enterprise staff to assist in the society department during Mrs Nell Stansell’s hospital absence after an appendicitis operation. Her telephone is 4568. Mrs Staley patient at Burrus Memorial is moved from Washington street home for treatment.
The Entre Nous club meets at Mrs Bascom Hoskins home 412 Gatewood Avenue at 3 p m, followed by Tea and Topics at Pickett farm hosted by Mrs H D Sears at 3 30 p m. Miss Eleanor Idol hosts the Salem College Alumnae High Point branch at 210 Hillcrest Drive with Misses Lucille Dunn and Alice Mac Rae Caldwell assisting.
At 3 p.m. Priscilla club members meet Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington Street. Also at 3 p.m. Mrs H R Williamson hosts the Lotus club on Johnson Street. At 3:30 p.m. Mrs W C Todor hosts the Philomathean club on Hillcrest Drive. The Laura Wesson chapter UDC meets 3:30 p.m. with Mrs W T Powell on Parkway. Miss Ruth Welborn assists. At 9:30 p.m. the American Business club hosts a dance at Sedgefield Manor with Archie Davis and his UNC orchestra.
Mrs Emmett Pritchard moved home from Burrus Memorial hospital after a minor operation. Mrs Berta Mae Conally returned from Washington DC after a week with friends and attended the Presidents Ball. Mrs Edmund P Land of Greensboro visits daughter in town. Brentwood school PTA meets at 7 30 pm with Founders Day program led by Dan W Smith. Loyal Workers class at North Main Street Baptist met with Mrs Bernice C Lee planning Feb April activities. Art exhibit entries at the Sherman hotel to be collected Friday afternoon.
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for digestion and bile flow, claiming improved attractiveness and social success for both men and women. The copy warns against harsher laxatives and mercury products, urging readers to buy the Carter's remedy from drugstores.
High Point Garden club members gathered at 1106 North Main Street to hear Mrs. W. B. McEwen present Something New For the Spring Garden. President Mrs. A E Tate led business, discussed enlisting Boy Scouts and youth in bird sanctuary work, and the group adopted new Constitution and By laws.
Burbank Garden club met at ten with Mrs Edgar Whitener hosting. Miss Mary Mungan presided as officers reported routine business and announced the junior garden club at Elm Street school with fourteen members. Mrs W F Ellis spoke on reclaiming the back yard and presented pictures. Mrs J C Teague discussed Chicago World's Fair gardens with photographs. Also listed are club members present. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Archie Sanders announce birth of son James Larry on Sunday February 4 at 1703 Franklin Street.
At a Woman's Club meeting in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room the speaker Dr Walter Cutter director of The Ring In the Forest at Duke University presented The Realization of the Beautiful. He urged embracing beauty in art nature and music and fostering early lessons for children.
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