Music Pupils Have Party Give Program
February meeting of the B and W Music club at Miss Ruby Zimmerman’s home featured a formal program with J Powell Jones winning best performance. A Valentine party followed with decorated box by Miss Mary Lou Cecil and refreshments. program included multiple pieces by students such as Ruby Zimmerman, Powell Jones, Charles Stott, Dorothy Rockwell, Martha Ann Harrison, and Frances Hedrick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Zimmerman
Winston-Salem Road
J. Powell Jones
Mary Lou Cecil
Priscilla
Bilbro
Steinheimer
Powell Jones
Williams
Watson
Charles Stott
Kuken
Iris White
Wallace Johnson
Blanche White
Mana Zucca
Helen Bissette
Rose expert to lecture on roses at Sheraton hotel
Robert Pyle of West Grove Pennsylvania renowned roses authority will lecture Thursday February 25 at the Sheraton hotel. The High Point Council of Garden Clubs sponsors the open talk with illustrated color lantern slides. Pyle leads the American Rose Society and has authored How To Grow Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pyle
West Grove
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
BE. S. Wall
Pyle
American Rose Society
American Association of Nurserymen
National Arboretum
Washington, D. C
Mr. Pyle
J. Horace McFarland
G. A. Stevens
Powell Rogers Marriage Announcement In South Boston
Cards announce the marriage of Mildred Craft Powell to John Goyen Rogers of Greensboro. Rogers is son of Rev J J Rogers of Greensboro and brother of Mrs R C Tate. They will reside in Greensboro where Rogers is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Craft Powell
John Goyen Rogers
Greens
Rogers
PF. E. Moses
Burrus Memorial Hospic
J. J .Rogers
Greensboro
R. C. Tate
David Smith Powell
Boston
Virginia
Wayside Garden Club to Hear Mrs Plyler Guest Speaker
Mrs A W Plyler of Greensboro will speak at the Wayside Garden Club meeting to be held Tuesday at 10 o clock at Mrs D L Bouldin 1006 Johnson Street. Members are urged to attend and bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Plyler
Greensboro
Wayside Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Salem Alumnae Meeting Set at Emerywood Country Club
The High Point chapter of the Salem College Alumnae Association will meet at Emerywood Country Club on Thursday afternoon at 3:30. Associate hostesses will be Sanders Dallas Logan Lovelace and Mary Eliza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Salem College Alumnae Association
Emerywood Country Club
Es Sanders Dallas
Logan Lovelace
Mary Eliza
Stag Club Plans George Washington Ball in Thomasville
The Stag Club announces plans for a George Washington Ball on Friday February 19 1937 at the American Legion Hut Thomasville N C. Hosts Misses Helen Samuels and Dorothy Slaydon welcomed guests to a Valentine party at 1107 Ward Street with about 30 attendees enjoying games and dancing to a local string band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Thomasville
American Legion
N. C
Helen Samuels
Dorothy Slaydon
Ward Street
Clarence Sink
Carl Albertson
Paul Albertson
Fred Franklin
Council Jewish Women Will Meet Wednesday
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will meet Wednesday evening at eight thirty at the home of Mrs. Robert Warger on Parkway. Mrs. Sara Wagger will be associate hostess and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of
W C T U Meeting With Mrs Crowder
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts its regular gathering at Mrs M J Crowder's home 309 Steele Street on Tuesday afternoon February 16 at 3 o'clock. Associate hostess will be Mrs J P Crowder. Miss Clara Cox will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
J. P. Crowder
Clara Cox
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Dances
A weekly listing of meetings and events across local clubs in High Point and area. Notable items include United Daughters of the Confederacy at Otteray Drive with Mrs. Frank Smith. Wayside Garden Club at 1006 Johnson Street. Kappa Gamma luncheon at Sheraton Grill. Junior Service League Book Club on Parkway. WCTU at Steele Street. American Lesson Auxiliary recru it meeting on Woodbrook Court. Mid-Week Study Club at High Point College. Jewish Women on Parkway. Tea and Topics at Edgedale Drive. Salem College Alumnae at Emerywood. Canterbury Club at Forest Hill Drive. DAR Colone l Tea at West Broad Street. Duck Club dance at Sedgefield Manor. Stag Club Washington Ball at American Legion Hunt in Thomasville. Emerywood Country Club February dinner-dance with Royal Campbells orchestra. reservations with club secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
D.L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
A. W. Plyler
Greensboro
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Grill
Junior Service League Book Club
W. T. Powell
Parkway
E. W. Freese
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
J. P. Crowder
N. 8
Stirewall
High Point College
E. BR. White
High Point Woman's Club
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
Janet Russell
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Robert Wa
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Colonie
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Stag Club
American Legion Hunt
Thomasville
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells Orchestra
Keep Flowers Out of Drafts to Prevent Chill Damage
The note advises minimizing exposure of flowers to drafts as they are more susceptible to cold than humans, suggesting careful placement to avoid chilly air and maintain health.
Miss Hauser to Spend Six Weeks in Beverly Hills
Miss Margaret Hauser accompanied by her mother Mrs. C M Hauser leaves for Beverly Hills California where they will spend six weeks In Miss Hausers absence Miss Lois Chidester will assist in the social and club activities department of the High Point Enterprise The Chidester daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Chidester of 1103 Rotary drive has journalistic experience with school papers at High Point and Brenau colleges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hauser
C. M. Hauser
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss Hauser
Lois Chidester
High Point Enterprise
Miss Chidester
C. C. Chidester
Rotary Drive
High Point
Brenau
Misses Wiley And Ramey Host Valentine Party
Miss Mary Wiley and Miss Wilma Ramey entertained guests at a Valentine party Saturday evening at 717 Grimes Street. The group included Misses Clara Jolly Mildred Davis Eunice Proctor Laura Bowers Hazel Mink and Messrs Lawson Haywood Willard Parish J R Godfrey Steve Horney Frankie Perdue Boyd Newsom and Brother Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wiley
Wilma Ramey
Grimes Street
Clara Jolly
Mildred Davis
Eunice Proctor
Laura Bowers
Hazel Mink
Lawson Haywood
Willard Parish
J. R. Godfrey
Steve Horney
Frankie Perdue
Boyd Newsom
Julian
Business Women Meet In Durham
The annual convention of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's club will be held in Durham from June 10 to 13. A novelty container for rooting ivy or philodendron in a clear water-filled glass bowl about five inches in diameter creates a striking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Gown Fashion Suggests Floral Garlands for the Waist
A fashion note advises using a garland of flowers behind the bosom to emphasize a high waistline common this season. The idea is to drape flowers to each side for a balanced evening gown silhouette.
Color in a dull room with blooming hyacinths or tulips
A simple touch can brighten a dull room. Blooming hyacinths and tulips add color and visual interest, creating a lively focal point.
Senior Philatheas Meet Monday at Lebanon Church
The Senior philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church will hold its monthly business meeting at Mrs. R. L. Hayworth’s Lexington avenue home Monday at 7 30 p m. All members are urged to attend. The First Evangelical and Reformed church Woman's Missionary Society plans an open meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church with Mrs. W H Causey of Winston Salem and Mrs. Andrew Crowell of Lexington as speakers and a Memorial service for deceased member Mrs. George H Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatheas
Philathea Class
Lebanon
M. P. Church
R. L. Hayworth
Lexington Avenue
Evangelical W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. H. Causey
Winston-Salem
Andrew Crowell
Lexington
George H. Hedrick
LOOK AND LEARN by A. . Gordon
Answers to trivia questions list the six most useful metals as gold silver iron copper tin and lead. Revolutionary general second to Washington is Nathaniel Greene. A bricklayer can lay about 1000 bricks per day. The sacred ibis was worshiped by the ancient Egyptians. Kansas ranks first in wheat production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathaniel Greene
Kansas
Emma Blair P T A Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm A special Founders Day program has been arranged and all parents and friends are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Service League Book Club Meets
The Junior Service League Book Club will meet Tuesday at three o clock with Mrs W T Powell at her Parkway home. Associate hostess Mrs E W Freeze Jr joins Mrs Powell for the meeting. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Nancy Ella Griffin born February 8 to Mr and Mrs J L Griffin Eleanor Loise Stanley born February 13 1987 at Trinity Route 1 to Mr and Mrs C Dewey Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League Book Club
W. T. Powell
Parkway
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Powell
Mrs. J. L. Griffin
Nancy Ella
C. Dewey Stanley
Eleanor Loise
Trinity
Route 1
Rawleys Travel to Florida for Week-Long Visit
Mr and Mrs D A Rawley departed yesterday afternoon for Florida to spend a week or ten days. They plan to stay at the Governors Club hotel in Fort Lauderdale. Walter L Hargett Jr of Rocky Mount spent the weekend with his mother at 1107 Johnson Street and is a member of the Rocky Mount Telegram staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
Florida
Governors’ Club
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Walter L. Hargett, Jr
Rocky Mount
W. L. Harvett
Johnson Street
The
Rocky Mount Telegram
McEacherns Will Make Charlotte Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McEachern and son Teddy depart for Charlotte to establish residence. Mr. McEachern will continue his work in insurance adjustment in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McEachern
Teddy
Charlotte
Mr. McEachern
Terraces Need Proper Plowing
Woodrow Brown of the Soil Conservation Service says proper spring plowing maintains terraces with no extra labor beyond tilting and repairing breaks. He notes breaks are fixable with a drag pan and shovel and that ends should be opened with a shovel. A two-horse turning plow can be used. for further guidance contact Soil Conservation engineers or the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Brown
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Brown
Brown
Soil Conservation
Radio License Exams Required for Air Transport Pilots
The policy requires every pilot on radio-equipped air transport liners to pass the examination for a third class radio telephone license. This rule emphasizes standardized radio communication qualifications across major airliners.
Dear Miss Mansfield Guides a Gossiping Neighbor
A reader recounts a troubled history of early marriage and a later, supportive second home life. She asks how to handle a former domestic helper spreading rumors. The adviser urges ignoring the gossip, stresses personal resilience, and assures true friends will not be swayed by unfounded tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Twen
Rosa
Proto
Advice Column: Reconcile or Rebuild After Separation
The writer seeks guidance on loneliness after months apart from a husband who travels and may not return. The advice emphasizes choosing a path for personal happiness and the baby’s welfare, urging independence, avoiding risky attention, and pursuing a dignified settlement or single life until a clear decision is made.
Keeping Cut Flowers Fresh in the Ice Box
The guidance suggests placing flowers in the ice box for an hour or two after delivery to extend freshness and keeping them overnight if practicable. It emphasizes chilling as a method to preserve petals and stems until use as a centerpiece.
Lilies Named for a Season Readily Available Year-Round
Advertisers note that flowers called Easter lilies are not limited to spring and can be found year round. The piece emphasizes their naming after a season while clarifying ongoing availability.
Centerpiece Ideas For Small Tables At Small Gatherings
A small round container works best as the centerpiece for four to eight guests. For longer tables a similar container can be used to create a balanced display.
Willie McClure Involved In Street Incident
A report describes Willie McClure struck on 6 street and treated at Memorial hospital last night after an ambulance and Funeral Home crew removed him. He later left the hospital and seeks incident details while police investigate the assault claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie McClure
Memorial Hospital
Injo
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Salem
Council Jewish Women
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Lizzie Gooch
Laura Wesson
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Otteray Drive
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By A
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P.T. A
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SCS
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Aste
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Benes Fordes
Travis
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Gore University
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Ikin
RKO
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Philip Huston
James Gleason
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Jay Berwanger
Chicago
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Sion
Mae Mansfield
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