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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1934
Page
5
Dr John T Burrus chief of staff at Burrus Memorial Hospital will speak at 7 45 PM at the YWCA on Your Responsibility To Your City From Health Standpoint. The program is by the Business and Professional Girls Club.
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday February 11 at 204 Prospect Street in honor of Mrs. J M Harris. Rev J W Grace gave the blessing. Attendees included the Harris family and local friends with several out of town Ridge relatives from Trinity Archdale and Madison North Carolina and Virginia guests.
Members of the Florence Nightengale and Lend-A-Hand clubs of the Y W C A honor Eleanor Copen haver of the Leadership Division of the National Y W C A Board with a dinner at the Y W C A.
Community clubs and society groups list meetings for the day. Junior Service League at Emerywood Country Club, Wayside Garden Club with Miss Martha Blair at Blair Dairy Farm, La Cartar Tarjeta bridge club with Mrs. Charles R. Byrd, Friendly Garden Club Valentine social at Union Hill School, Woman's Wesley class silver tea at Mrs. Emma Welborn’s home, Alexander Martin chapter D A R with Mrs. H B Robertson, Y W C A dinner for Business and Preliminary club, High Point C E 8 chapter at Masonic Temple, Tuesday Evening Garden club with Mrs. Hedrick. speaker R D Till.
A busy afternoon and evening calendar lists group luncheons and meetings at residences on Hillcrest Drive Parkway and Roland Park. The Delta Tau club, High Point Graduate nurses, American Homes of the Women’s Club, Utopian Study club, Wednesday Afternoon Book club, Greensboro College Glee club concert at Wesley Memorial, Woodmen Circle Valentine party, W. O. W, and Idylwild club Valentine dance at Sedgeweld Manor are planned with hostesses named and times from 1 p m to 9 30 p m.
At 4 p.m. Ross Crane, noted interior decorator and architect, will speak at a lecture tea at Emerywood Country Club. Circle four of Central Friends church sponsor the affair and a silver offering will be taken. At 6:30 p.m. the Live Y’ers club of the YWCA will hold a supper meeting at the YWCA with Mrs. T Wingate Andrews as speaker.
Friday evening at 7 45 the American Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting at Mrs Charles Kepharts Johnson street home with Dr C C R Hill as speaker. From 10 to 2 the Piedmont German club hosts a novelty Holly wood Shag dance at Emerywood Country club inviting guests to dress as movie stars.
The Friday Afternoon club met at Mrs. James Burns home on Salisbury street with papers on American Folk Songs and Fred Waring. The Asheboro Woman's Club held its February meeting at Mrs. J. B. Lewis home, electing officers and accepting a lot for a club house. The Music and Art Department presented the Woman's Chorus with varied instrumental and vocal numbers. A bridge luncheon at Mrs. Tiffany Barnes featured prizes for high scores and guests from Ferrum, Va. A children's birthday party was hosted by Mrs. J. M. Thorpe for son Pierce. Miss Nell Andrews and Carl W. Sherrill wed in Danville, Va. The La Carter Tarjeta bridge club planned a 3 PM meeting at Mrs. Byrd's home. Mrs. O B Bonner underwent an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital, and W Caron Burns had the same operation Sunday.
Little Miss Peggy Jane White marked her fifth birthday with a party at her parents home on John son street. Guests enjoyed games directed by Mrs. White then ice cream and cake. The table featured a Valentine color scheme with a large birthday cake and red heart candles. Gifts were given to Peggy Jane by attendees including Elmira Dyer Jerry Hancock Judiith Rockwell Jean Famprough Nell Sheloff Jean Rankin Grace Jowers Evelyn Dodd Anne Folger Bobby Lindsay Johnny Hall James Hall Clyde Cox Max Thurman Stanley Shavitz and George White Jr.
Advice urges ten glasses of water daily and ample sleep for clear skin. It notes adults need about seven hours fifty minutes nightly and suggests a period of nine hours once with eight hours after to improve wan skin. Then reassess skin after hydration and rest.
Cloverdale school hosts a tacky hat party on Tuesday evening at 7 30 with a magician side shows and other features. A small admission charge will be collected.
Little Betty Joe Moore recuperates at her home 1107 Wadi Street after a period of illness. The report notes higher exposure to ultraviolet light in the country compared with the city.
Advice emphasizes nutrition and rest for clearer skin and fewer wrinkles. Recommendations include vegetables, enough sleep, avoiding pillows if possible, keeping neck and head straight, and sleeping with windows open while avoiding drafts directly on the bed.
Thomasville February 12 reliable law indicates the Page Trust Company plans an initial 20 percent dividend to depositors. A shift in postal savings and release of securities under the system are near, with a dividend expected soon. The Page system began in March last year and did not reopen after the president's bank holiday. Many depositors in Thomasville and nearby areas will be affected when the payment is made.
A misspelled classified style notice promises a "simple home" to aid those denied a baby. Readers are urged to write to Mrs Mildred Owens at 4542 House, Kansas City, Missouri, to learn about the method that allegedly brought happiness to others.
Advertisement claims Dr Hayes offers a trial for relief from dizziness ringing in the ears sleep troubles and nervousness linked to high blood pressure. It asserts rapid symptom relief and normal sleep returning, touts no salts or dope, and provides an address in Kansas City Missouri for contacting Dr Hayes.
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