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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1938
Page
14
大量 circles from Wesley Memorial Main Street M E church and other local societies announced Monday meetings for February 14 including Circle 1 at Mrs Clark and Circle 2 at Mrs Greene with affiliate hostesses, plus St Marys Guild with Mrs Voorhees, and various auxiliary groups across churches.
Mrs John Hubert Mace was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Anne Louise Brewer and Mrs Helen Paschal in Gibson club rooms. Ida Clarke won high score with a crystal smoking service. James Meadows earned second high with a vari colored costume bag. The occasion included a bridal motif with a linen shower for the bride and presentations from several guests.
Archdale school P T A will hold Founders Day Monday at 7 30 pm in the school building to mark the seventh anniversary. Key speakers will be three charter members Mrs Reuben Payne Mrs A B Coltrane and O R Blaylock former president, with special music arranged by Mrs Pelle Payne. All charter members are urged to attend.
Miss Dana Nicholas of the Girl Scouts announces that the Brownie Pack at Ray Street School has more members than its limit allows. Mothers of girls aged seven to ten are invited to call the Girl Scout office at 47260 to join the waiting list.
Oak View Study Group will meet at the Oak View School on Wednesday February 16 at 7. Dr Beas N Rosa will discuss Parents and Childs School Progress. Piedmont German club plans its February dance at Emerywood Country Club Friday night with Marl Mellen and his band providing music. Dancing starts 9 30. Twelve members will host as per new club custom.
Oak Hill school will celebrate Pounders Day during its regular meeting on Tuesday February 16 at 7:80 oclock in the school auditorium. A feature will be a play Reminiscence by parents with music by the Glee club under Miss Annie Laurie Mogs and the Mothersingers. All association members and interested friends are urged to attend.
The Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting Monday evening observing Founders Day. The program included glee club and toy orchestra selections and a speech by Byron Haworth, Juvenile Court judge, on The Value in Gymnasium.
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at the school auditorium Thursday evening at 7 30 Founders Day will be observed. The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Percy Payne Founders Day chairman.
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to hold a meeting at eight oclock Monday at 310 North Main Street. All members urged to attend as new members will be initiated. Elizabeth Bendigo born in Greensboro February 6 announced by Mr and Mrs C W Bendigo at 1010 Horton Street.
Mrs. A Lee Gibson active in First Baptist church activities was honored by Asheboro Baptist church girls who named their Callie Gibson circle in her tribute. She organized a group of young girls now in the business women's circle and previously served as president of the local Auxiliary with notable missionary work.
The Elm Street School junior council held a Friday afternoon program in the school auditorium featuring the Girl Reserves Corps and Gra Club activities. Doris Horne led songs for the Girl Reserves and Edgar Hartley showcased the Gray Club's physical education aims with a demonstration. Gilbert Gray presided as Mary Elizabeth Barton directed the program.
The Ada Blair school Parent-Teacher Association met on Tuesday February 8 with President Mrs J B Coletrane presiding Founder’s day was observed Miss Geneva Hyatt spoke on Aims and Purposes of the P T A Mrs J G Howerton paid tribute to Mrs Hearst and Mrs Birney founders of the movement Mrs M T Hicks outlined early achievements and Mrs Coletrane recounted this year’s work Pauline Hicks and M T Hicks Jr sang a duet with Hagel Lanier at piano Mrs Carson Burns fourth grade won the attendance award.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Kernersville M E Church met at Mrs. George W Fulp's home with hostesses Mesdames Fulp Storey and Rufus Smith. Rev T R K Wolfe led prayers and the plan for a mission study book was presented. A new member was enrolled and a gift of four dozen knives and forks was announced.
Miss Rosa Lee Meredith became the bride of Calvin Steed at Archdale Friends Church with Rev. Clifton C. Pearson officiating. Music by Marjorie Mitchell and Eve lyn Pearson accompanied the ceremony. The couple, both of Archdale, will reside at 108 Thurston Street High Point after a dessert reception at the Boyles home.
In Thomasville on February 12 a progressive dinner started at seven with six elaborate courses. Cocktails and hors d oeuvres opened at the Phillips home, then guests moved to Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith for the main course. The event followed clever valentines sent to husbands by Ace of Bridge Club members.
Phi Beta club members enjoyed a Burns program at West Main Street home of Mrs. Carleton H. Newby. Miss Mamie Harris shared Burns life and works while Mrs. Reese Harville and Miss Lois Johnson sang Flow Gently Sweet Afton and Auld Lang Syne.
Dallas president Sanders names committee heads for the Emery county club for the ensuing term. Finance chaired by Mr. Di J. I. Groome with members J. W. Fi Herman Smith L. C. Matto. Membership chaired by BE. E. Men hall Jr with Arr Utley Lawrance Ingram R. Bundy E. J. Holbrook. Greens chaired by Elliott Wood John H. Davis J. Woollen George Lewis. Tennis chaired by Dr EB T. Harri with Charles Kearns C. B. Bonner Staton Marver. Entertainment chaired by E. W. Tu Jy Dr S. ders Mrs A. B. Henley J. N. Groome Mrs George. Ladies golf chaired by Co T. Ingram Jr with Mrs Bryant Mrs Elliott Wood J. W. Poole.
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