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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1934
Page
6
Mrs P B Raymond will host Sorosis club at her North Main Street home Friday at 3 PM. The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs C B Gray son on North Main Street, led by Mrs Willey from Hebrews.
The Mabel Bullard circle met at Mrs. Victor Collins 713 Willowbrook with Mrs. Fred Harris as associate hostess. Mrs. Argie Wood presided. program on Persecution in the Spread of Christianity, led by Miss Beatrice Teague, assisted by Wrenn, Campbell, Parker, and Wood. 17 members and two visitors attended. refreshments served. The Ray Street P T A meets tonight at 7 30 with Founders Day program and Mrs. Coltrane as guest.
At 6 pm the Business and Professional club of the Y W G A holds its regular dinner at the Y W building. At 7 30 pm the High Point chapter No 106 C B meets at the Masonic Temple. Also at 7 30 pm the Tuesday Evening Garden club gathers with Mrs J W Hedrick on North Main street where R D Tillson will speak.
The Delta Tau club hosts luncheon with Mrs. Frank Hunsucker at 209 Hillcrest. High Point Graduate Nurses meet at the YWCA. American Homes department of the Women’s Club meets with Mrs. J H McCall. Utopian Study club with Mrs. Lawrence Matton. Wednesday Afternoon Book club with Mrs. L R Terry in charge. Greensboro College Glee Club concert at Wesley Memorial Church under Alumnae Association. Valentine party for Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World at Eva Hunt and Carey Atkins home. Idylwild club Valentine dance at Sedgefield Manor with many local members expected.
Circle four of Central Friends church sponsor a Thursday lecture tea at Emerywood Country club with a silver offering. At 6:30 p m the Live Y'ers club of the YWCA will hold a supper meeting at the YWCA addressed by Mrs T Wingate Andrews.
Friday activities list several events: at 3 p.m. Mrs P B Raymond hosts on North Main Street. At 7:45 p.m. the American Legion Auxiliary meets Mrs Charles Kephart on Johnson Street with Dr C R Hill as speaker. From 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. the Piedmont German club hosts a novelty dance the Hollywood Shag at Emerywood Country Club with guests to dress as movie stars.
The three Y W A circles at First Baptist church held their monthly meetings with the quarterly general session. Officers elected for the year include President Kathleen Younts Vice President Eva Chappellar Secretary Cornelia Howard and Treasurer Thelma Patrick.
Edward Molitore director of the Greensboro College Glee Club appears in concert next Wednesday night at Wesley Memorial church. He is a renowned American concert and opera singer with training in Northwestern University and Europe. He has performed with major companies including Detroit Opera, Cincinnati Zoo Opera, Philadelphia Grand Opera, San Carlo, and Chicago North Shore Music Festival. The program includes Molitore solos and club numbers. event sponsored by Greensboro College Alumnae Association and numerous local donors.
A cordial invitation is extended to the public and city youths to hear the Greensboro College Glee Club in a program led by Choir Director Boyd Royal and Soloist. The notice lists numerous local names including Mr and Mrs Sale Sala Se chrest Chapman Robbins Townsend and Vail Welborn Whitener with emphasis on community participation.
Emerywood Country Club announces opening dance on Friday night February 23 with Tommy Tucker and his Californians providing music. The 11 piece orchestra has played at Atlantic City Auditorium and Plaza Hotel among others and is currently at Miami Beach. Door cards will be required at the entrance. Club secretary R L Trout can issue extra cards for family or out of town guests. The event marks the start of a planned program of dances and social activities for the year under J Welch Harriss and committee members.
Members of the Junior Service League met at the Emerywood Country Club at ten in regular session. Presiding, Mrs. J. B. Millis led reports from officers and committees on the Furniture Show finances welfare and clinic work, milk for under nourished children, and a preschool nursery with C W A. Plans for the senior high school production of Itching Heel by John Parker were completed.
A party including Mr and Mrs M J Wrenn W D Simmons Frank Welch and T F Wrenn all residents of the city are touring Florida and will depart Fort Lauderdale for Miami later this week. Also Miss Coltrane wed Odell W Draughn in a simple ceremony at the North Wrenn Street office of Justice Bruce Carraway. The couple will live in this city. R M White learns his father R L White of Wake Forest and formerly of this city is ill and undergoing treatment at Duke Hospital in Durham.
L. I. Chidester, charged with manslaughter after a February 2 accident on English street that fatally injured Delmer Brown, Jamestown high school student, will be arraigned for a preliminary hearing in municipal court on February 28. The case was postponed as his attorney represents Mrs. Emma R. Pulliam, who will face a preliminary hearing tomorrow on a murder charge in the Lee H. Harvell case.
Service League cultural project draws attention from Junior Leagues and theaters in North Carolina as Mrs. Everett Marsh reports League representatives at chamber of commerce meeting. Purpose to organize a Girl Scout troop in High Point. League votes to endorse. Attendees listed.
The eleventh annual convention of the southern section of the camp directors association of the camp will be held at Assembly Inn in Montreat on Friday and Saturday. The association comprises directors of private and institutional camps south of Pennsylvania and Ohio and east of the Mississippi. Walton Johnson of Asheville is president and Mrs. Harvey J. Parry of Atlanta is vice president. Annie Glenn McCoy of Knoxville is secretary treasurer. Speakers include Dr. Walter L. Stone of Nashville Dr. Frank Howard Richardson of Brooklyn and Black Mountain A P Kephart of Women’s College UNC Miss Mary Channing Coleman UNC Dr. Willis A. Sutton of Atlanta and Prof. John P. Williams of Davidson College.
Mrs Esther L Dodson of Lowry City recounts cramping relief from Cardus after years of advised use. She credits Cardus with improving her health and recommends it to other women for womanly aches and cramps linked to a run down condition. Sold at drug stores.
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