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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1938
Page
13
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a February dance Friday with Lew Gogerty and his band former Durham Duke Hotel entertainers. Doors open at 9:30, tables reserved by Friday noon, cards and hors d oeuvres served, with welcome to new members and other features planned. Admission by board with member and guest attendance.
A jumble of names and short notices outlines residents visiting relatives and traveling. Perle Davis Martin hosts Flora Douglas II from Charlotte and H N Phillips at a Parkway home while Bonneau of New York visits Harry Raymond on North Street.
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts its annual Colonial Tea at Mrs. J. E. Kirkman’s home on 230 East Washington Street on Wednesday February 23. Regent Mrs. Chester C. Haworth and others will wear authentic colonial costumes. guests are invited from four to six with a silver offering benefiting chapter projects.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist church will meet tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. at 1106 Johnson Street to review the Home Mission study book Rebuilding Rural America by Mark A. Dawber. An informal tea will follow. Circle No.5 chaired by Mrs. Percy Payne will host. President Mrs. Lewis E. Teague urges all members to attend.
The parliamentary law course for provisional members of the Junior Service League begins Wednesday at the Sheraton hotel and continues through Saturday each afternoon at five o'clock. Mrs. James W. Poole, chairman of provisional members, will lead the sessions and other league members are invited to attend.
Greensboro District M E Young People plan their annual banquet at the Masonic Temple Friday February 25 at 745 pm. Wayne Kernodle district director will be master of ceremonies and a radio broadcast style program is planned. Mrs Kirk former district director will be principal speaker and about five hundred youths are expected. A special amplification system will be installed for the event.
The annual chicken supper of the Woman's Auxiliary will be served at the South Main Street M E church Tuesday evening. Public is invited to attend with serving hours from six to eight o'clock.
Joanne Wardell three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Wardell is recovering from a tonsillectomy performed Saturday morning at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Roy Strops of Columbia DC are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Phil Warner at their Farrias avenue home.
A packed schedule lists meetings and events from Monday to Friday across High Point clubs and societies. Alumnae of Alpha Theta Psi meet. Musical Art Club at Emerywood. bridge gatherings. Junior Service League book club. Garden Clubs luncheon. Eastern Star. Garden tours. Colonial tea. Parliamen tary law course. Charity Ball. Entre Nous club. Social Arts tea. Priscilla club. freshmen tea. February Emerywood dance with Lew Gogerty and orchestra.
Mrs James W Poole of High Point has accepted the chairmanship of the High Point district in Converse college 250000 endowment and building program. A district alumnae committee will enlist former students to add fifty girls to the student body by enlarging facilities and endowment. An Alumnae Foundation will fund an alumnae center and strengthen college ties across High Point Asheboro Highgas Lexington and Thomasville.
Members of the Philomathean and W. O. T. clubs are informed the February joint meeting scheduled for this week has been postponed to a later date, per yesterday's announcement.
The ceremony for Miss Julia Rogers Drake of Raleigh and Joseph Roger Edwards of High Point took place at the bride’s home with Rev. Francis A. Cox officiating. The reception followed as guests from Raleigh and High Point attended in formal attire, with plans for a two week Miami honeymoon.
The newly organized Social Arts Club will hold a Thursday meeting at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Leland B. Nelson’s home 306 Louise Avenue Charles Edwards Jr of High Point and numerous members from Bennettsville Bennettsville Drake Greens boro Washington City New York City Drakes S C are listed as attendees.
The article explains how backgrounds in amateur photos often overpower the person pictured. It advises neutral backgrounds, warns against busy foliage and patterned wallpaper, and suggests sky as a favorable outdoor background with camera angle and color filter tips. John van Guilder.
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