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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1933

Page

6

Careful with Words Reflects on Speech and Silence

A reflective society brief notes the value of careful speech in daily life. Quoted lines by Will Carienton discuss how unspoken words may harm, while spoken ones cannot be undone, framed as a thoughtful social musing in a fragmentary column.

Faulkner Birth Weldon Maurice February 16

Mr and Mrs John Faulkner announce the birth of a son Weldon Maurice on February 16 at their home 1427 Tryon Street. Also notices of club meetings and births across the community including Pessy Joyce Scarce born February 12 and Joann Mitchell born February 14.

Faulkners Bon John Faulkner Weldon Maurice Tryon Street Jpggy Jane Joyce George Scarce Pessy Joyce Stanton Street Joe Mitchell Joann Ridgecrest Drive M. A. Lewallen Eula Mae Fairfield Road Charles Hassell C. C. Hassell High Point Hospital Mickey C. R. Mickey Wilma Elaine Mangum Avenue

Legion Auxiliary Hears Talk On Americanism

The American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. H. R. Matthews home with enthusiastic attendance. The program featured a talk on Americanism by Mrs. R. Lt. Farmer and a performance by the auxiliary and Andrew Jackson Post of a comedy The Old School of Hickory Holler to be staged at Ray Street school next Friday evening February 24. The evening included songs, a reading of Henry Van Dyke's America For Me, and refreshments served by several members.

Odell Johnson R. EF. Johnson Fairfield Road Route 3 Allen Jay School Ray Bay Street Neese David T. Yow Parent- Teacher Association Homer Hudson Association Virginia Frank American Legion Auxiliary 8. R. Matthews Hick'ry Holler Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Ray Street J. I. Broome Mia Reid Marsh Evelyn Boyd R. Lt. Farmer Theodore Roosevelt

Social Trends to be subject of Dr Keister lecture

Dr Albert S Keister economist at Woman's College UNC will speak on Social Trends Monday February 20 at 3 in the Education building Wesley Memorial church. It is the third lecture in a series sponsored by the local AAUW chapter and held each Monday evening at 8 until all five topics are covered.

Christian Endeavor Society First Methodist Protestant Church Margaret Lewis Tomlinson Edward McDowel Musical Art Club High Point Country Club C. F. Tomlinson J. Norman Wills Peterborough Edward McDowell Peterboro Kathryn Tate Mia Wills Elfantang Bluette McDowell Missa Opal Neeso Annie Robbins Genevieve Moore Valette Harris RR. W. Riggins G. C. Kester R. V. Adams Hadley Smith Adelaide Williamson May Hayes A. H. Whitley Ernest Powe Misa Charlotte Hubbard Misa Elizabeth Strickland R. L. Waynick Galsworthy Maybaham John Galsworthy American Association of University Women Commercial Club Eulalia Smart Dan Schroder Jesse Wicker Roycroft Junto Robt. Owen Sheraton Hotel Lillian Massey Robert Owen Victoria Lawrence Virginia Clinard Mesdames C. H. Rhodes D. L. Butler Minnie P. Harrell M. J. Wrenn Owen Harmory Indiana Albert S. Keister Woman's College University of North Carolina Wesley Memorial Church Keister Am Association of University Women North Carolina

Social Calendar Busy Week of Meetings at Local Clubs

A Busy schedule features lectures at Educational building of Memorial church. Evening programs include the Musical Art Guild February meeting at the Country Club and multiple club gatherings at homes on Woodrow Avenue North Main Street Bain Avenue East Green Street and 905 Johnson Street. Local groups include the Good Will Garden Club Mothers' Club Delta Tau Club Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Gamma Zeta Club and others with hostesses named for each gathering.

Albert S. Keister An Memorial Church Etustcal Art Aan Country Club Good Will Garden Club F. H. Barrett Woodrow Avenue Over the Teacups Club Harry Raymond North Main Street J. A. Eshelman Johnson Street Gamma Zeta Club Harry Brockmann Boulevard Mothers’ Club Wesley Memorial Church Frank Kiser Bain Avenue The Veterans of Foreign Ware I. P. Walker East Green Street R. H. Walker Delta Tau Club Edgedale Drive C. H. Ellis Otteray Drive American Association of University Women Priscilla Club Charles W. Perry Sherbrook Court

Lotus Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Barnhardt

The Lotus club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs C C Barnhardt s home on Johnson. Jonquils and pussywillow enhanced the rooms as two bridge tables served entertainment. Guests included Mesdames F E Moses J E Amos H L Mitchell R B Tillson W R Shaffer Edgar Whitener H R Williamson W L Hargett Mrs C H Williard Mrs Floyd Wilson Miss Thelma Walters of Detroit visiting Mrs Edgar Whitener and Mrs Stevenson mother of Mrs W R Shaffer.

Lotus Club C. C. Barnhardt Johnson Street Jonquils Pussywillow Mesdames F. E. Moses J. E. Amos H. L. Mitchell R. B. Tillson W. R. Shaffer Edgar Whitener H. R. Williamson W. L. Hargett C. H. Williard Floyd Wilson Thelma Walters Detroit Stevenson

Canterbury Club Meeting Honors Francis Griswold Sketch

Mrs. Brockmann hosted Canterbury members at her Boulevard home with Mrs. J. Weyne presiding. Mrs. C. Perry outlined next year’s programs while Mrs. R. A. McPheeters presented a sketch of Francis Griswold and reviewed the book Tides of Malverne set in Charleston, South Carolina. A salad course was served to nine members including W. F. Ellis, Roy Spearman, Craven Page, Ed Lyon, J. W. Lindsay, C. W. Perry, Louis Voorhees and Hoke Bullard.

Canterbury Club Harry Brockmann Boulevard J. Weyne Charlies Perry R. A. McPheeters Francis Griswold Charleston S. C W. F. Ellis Roy Spearman Craven Page Ed Lyon J. W. Lindsay Charlies

Legion Auxiliary to Present Play Friday at Ray Street School

The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Friday evening show “The Old School of Hickory Holler” at Ray Street School auditorium. A local cast from the Legion post and Auxiliary will perform the comedy, with tickets sold by Auxiliary members and a large turnout expected. The play centers on the last day of school and features a long list of characters including teachers, students, and community figures along with the Hickory Holler band.

American Legion Auxiliar Schoo of Hickory Holler Teacher Toothacher Dave Croker Lorenzo Juniper Dave Yow Setstill Campbell George Edwards Andrew Montgomery Charles Kephart Johnny Short Bill Raper Benjamin Long H. L. Baumgardner Corwin Kilgore Gurney King Salvation Samson Weaver Sprinkle Lorena Juniper Lorenzo Eva Burrus Elizabeth Jane Crabtree Margaret Teague Emma Zilly

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Society Briefs Will Carienton First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church Egbert W. Smith 208 Boulevard C. T. Club Praley J. Fraley C. H. Ellia Sidney Lanier GLAD Gilad Girls’ Bible Clase First Baptist Church Mother's Club Greensboro Order of the Eastern Star Masonic and Eastern Guilford College Road Central Friends Circle Central Friends Church Clara I. Cox R. W. Walker Grace Street F. R. Taylor D. H. Parsons Farriss Avenue Mra. J. C. Hill H. A. White Lindsay Street Circle 4 J. D. Cox Murray White J. C. Barker MR. Parker Danville John Parker Barry Parker Little Theatre Organization of Priscilla Ciar Perry Marjorie Spence Beulah Philathea Green Street Baptist Church Paul Wrenn West Walia Street M. P Woman's Missionary Society L. J. Harper Lee Collins Weat A Circle M. P. Yarborough Annabel Thompson L. R. Peacock J. H. Aillred A. A. York Monthen Avenue H. G. Ferree Circle Eight R. G. Gunn Gertrude Teague Sunset Drive Miss Robinson RE. M. Robinson Misa Jeanne Belle Robinson W. J. Evans Atkins, Ark Halifax Va B. A. Bagley Baptist Parsonage Halifax Mr. Evans R. O. Robinson Lincoln County Hae North State Telephone Company Evane RG. Laseller Construction Company Powells Point Archdale Archdale M. FE Troy Gilmore Brownie Rogers Gilmore R. L. Davis Keller Evelyn Gill Davis English ST. Society Christian Endeavor Society of English Street Ihs Mises Annie Bonkmeyer Kathleen Hinkler Cha.ge Miss Welborn Cara Mae Welborn Bessie Fay Margaret Ruby Hedgecock Octinia Crofts Ruth Turner Marie Jones Nanie Johnson Ruby Mourning Jewel Williard Hazel Moore Richard Clodfelter John Kindergarden W. G. Kirkman Otteray Eleanor Garrett Maxine Richardson Johnny Thomas Billie Corrigan Peter Armstrong Tommy Kearns Betty Odom Bobby Lyon Stuart Hartley Ella Page Harrison David Hayworth Esther W. O T W OT Claude Canady High Point Luther Medlin Belmont Carrie Medlin John Easter John Skeen Nancy Bame Helen Marie Sheroff Charlotte Betty O’herron Myers Park Phil Warner Elm Street Warner F. H. Warner Norrowsburg N. Y Roy Strotz Long Beach, California Strotz Mr. Warner W. D. Shell South Main Street ST. Mary's St. Mary’s Episcopal Church R. I. Quigley Monthey Avenue L. R. Stewart Lee Dance Stuart Lee Dance, Jr Mack Hiatt Stuart Yokohama Japan Hoover San Francisco Honolulu Chicago R. B. Stuart Milwaukee Wis Kernersville J. R. Stuart Hiatt China British American Tobacco Company Egypt Lee Miss Summers Clyde EB. Smith Ruth Summers Clyde FE. Smith Orrell First Christian Church of 8. L. Summers Burlington Mr. Smith R. BE. Smith Ww. Co. T. U Alda Grayson First Baptist W. M Woman's Missionary Society of the Moffitt’s Sery Legion Auxiliary Barnhardt Hyman’s Jewelry Co. Cor N. Main Washington Lloyd's South Mann's Miss Sorman Barnett Eugene Willowbrook 8&T M. T. Hicks VOGUE Spreu
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