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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1935

Page

6

Mrs Sizemore Hosts Mid-Week Study Club Meeting

Mrs. Frank Sizemore welcomed club members at a recent study group session. Mrs. W. D. Brooks led the program with a paper by Mrs. Hoke Bullard on George Arliss based on Up the Years From Bloombury. The group discussed the actor’s boyhood stage career and film work while Mrs. Bullard read passages from Arliss’s autobiography. A salad course followed for Mesdames John D. Biggs, Robert Morrow, H. W. McCain, J. A. Morris, J. W. Chandler, W. D. Brooks, J. H. Stallings, and W. L. Watson.

Frank Sizemore W. D. Brooks Hoke Bullard George Arliss Bloomabury W. L. Watson Club Mem

Social Calendar Events Roundup Thursday to Saturday

The Lotus club hosts a Johnson Street gathering with Mrs. H G Williamson. The Entre Nouns club meets Parkway home of Mrs H N Phillips. Priscilla club bi weekly meeting at Mrs Charles W Perry Sherbrook court. Tea at Forest Hill drive for Mrs RK Amos honoring Mrs Milbourne Amos. Ladies Auxiliary VFW hosts benefit bridge at Moose Hall over Cecil's Drug. Meredith College Alumni luncheon at First Baptist Church dining room. reservations with Mrs D H Hall or Mrs Fant Kelly. Emerywood Country club dinner dance closes the calendar.

Lotus Club H. G. Williamson Johnson Street Entre Nouns Club H. N. Phillips Parkway Priscilla Club Charles W. Perry Sherbrook Court RK. T. Amos Forest Hill Drive Milbourne Amos Mary Wayers Greensboro Veterans of Foreign Wars Moose Hall Cecil High Point Meredith College Alumnae Association First Baptist Church D. H. Hall Fant Kelly Emerywood Country Club

Evening Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Tate

The Tuesday session at Mrs. John H. Tate’s home on Parkway was led by President Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. Members discussed highway beautification bird sanctuaries and planned a committee to study the latter, plus hosting district clubs on March 26 and a late summer or early fall gourd exhibit. About 12 club members attended with Mrs. A. E. Tate as a welcome visitor.

John H. Tate Parkway R. R. Blackburn High Point Garden Club Council A. E. Tate

Garner Bogan Vows Announced Here

Announcement was made here of the marriage of Miss Batty Bogan and John F. Garner, solemnized Saturday evening February 16 at Calvary Methodist church. Bride’s sister Miss Annie May Bogan attended. best man N L Garner. Reception followed. couple at home on Hill Avenue.

Batty Bogan John F. Garner Calvary Methodist Church Reverend Newman Annie May Bogan N. L. Garner Walter L. Bogan Greensboro A Corporation of Thirty Garner Hill Street

DAR Colonial Tea Showcases Red White Blue Social

The Alexander Martin chapter DAR hosted a George Washington tea at Mrs. G. H. Kearns home on Hillcrest drive with about 200 guests. Floral displays in red white and blue framed a Colonial program by Mrs. Charles W. McAnally, Mrs. Harry Brockmann, and Misses Mary Sue Briggs and Muaraverite Murray.

George Washington G. H. Kearns Hillcrest Drive Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution P. W. Flagge Washington C. B. Mattocks Ralph Wilson J. F. Hayden J. &. Welborn Sophie Tilden C. Robbins L. G. Robichaux J. F. Payne Stir E. T. Harmon C. W. Tilden F. 8. Lambeth C C. Hayworth Forrest Murray K. C. Denny A. E. Tate Jack Dillon Tom Powell Blanche Hayworth L. M. H. Reynnlds J. W. Harries Mary Elizabeth Long John Foy Joseph Snider E. E B. Mendenhall Frances Lambeth Mary Simmons Adieux H. L. Coffield Charles W. McAnally Harry Brockmann Mary Sue Briggs Muaraverite Murray

Mrs. Bain Hosts Bridge Party For Mrs. Ramer

Mrs. Robert Bain entertained at her West Lexington avenue home in a pink and white bridge gathering honoring Mrs. George Ramer who is soon moving to Indianapolis. Guests enjoyed three thiry and contract, a salad course, and gifts for the honoree. Little Anne Bain brought a wagon of presents. Also noted is the improving condition of Mrs. Hugh Fesperman after surgery.

Robert Bain Lexington Avenue George Ramer Indianapolis Ind Elda Clarke Damark Pottery Ramner Anne Bain Daugh Ter Bain R. Harrison Stewart Stone J. W. Lindsau Herbert St. Clair John Fambrough, Jr E. M. Enos N. L. Garner Leater Deal Hugh Fesperman Hirrus Memorial Hospital Stae

Miss Nina Henry Weds Ralph O Lawrence in Bluefield

Miss Nina Henry of Rockingham and Ralph O Lawrence of Bluefield W Va were married Sunday February 17 at the Episcopal church in Bluefield The bride studied at the Women's College UNC and resided here six months She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Thomas Henry The groom is manager of Strietmann Biscuit Co Bluefield and a West Virginia University and Alabama Tuscaloosa alumnus member of Kappa Alpha.

Nina Henry Re Point Rockingham Ralph O. Lawrence Bluefield W. Va Episcopal Charles L. Hume Strietmann Biscuit Company University of Alabama Tuscaloosa West Virginia University Morgantown Kappa Alpha Fraternity

Miss Unity Nash Guests at Utopian Study Club Meeting

Miss Unity Nash was the guest speaker at the Utopian Study Club meeting hosted by Miss Patte Jordan at four yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Perry’s Sherbrook Road home. She spoke of her Europe trip detailing Azores Capri Gibraltar Oberammergau Vienna Versailles and Scotland with a display of Oberammergau wood carvings and shared thoughts on Fritz Kreisler. Mrs. Burwell Nolan read a current event about Kreisler and the program ended with tea and refreshments.

Unity Nash Utopian Study Club Patte Jordan Charles Perry Sherbrook Road Lawrence Matton Europe Azores Gibraltar Capri Pompeii Oberammergau Anton Lang Ober Ammergau Nash Vienna Dolfuss Versailles Scotland Burwell Nolan Frits Kreisler George Washington Mesdames Laurence Ingram Valette J. Harriss R. B. Snow Roland Holton O. B. Bonner Farrell Gray Charles Kephart Irvin Groome A Thomas Elizabeth Benbow Greensboro Miss Nash

Fine Arts Dept. of Woman's Club Hosts February Meeting

The Fine Arts Department of the Thomasville Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. R. G. Jennings with associate hostesses Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne Mrs. W. G. Smith and Mrs. Jack Dewey. Mrs. R. W. Crews led proceedings and Lois Johnson guided an afternoon program discussing Anthony Adverse Smollett Tristram Shandy and Tom Jones among others. Refreshments were served as a large group attended. Mrs. T. Austin Finch Mrs. George Finch and Mrs. Frank Mure visited High Point on Wednesday.

R. W. Crews George Finch Old North State Lois Johnson Anthony Adverse D. Defoe Fielding Tom Jones Roderick Random Smollett Sterne Tristram Shandy J. W. Lindsay J. A. Austin J. W. McGuinn High Point Mesdames Ralph Wilson A. H. Ragen T K. Jennings G. M. Hoover Thomasville

First M. P. Society to Entertain City Union

The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the First Methodist Protestant church will host the Young People’s City Union at the quarterly meeting Friday at 7 30 in the church basement. A J Koonce plans an engaging social program and many members from all societies are expected to attend.

First M. P. Society City Union Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society First Methodist Protestant Church Young People’s City Union A. J. Koonce

Mrs W F Motsinger Moves Home From Burrus Memorial

Mrs Motsinger, long hospitalized at Burrus Memorial, is now home in High Point route one. Miss Vivian Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs M V Brown of 607 Carter Street, remains a patient at Burrus Memorial for treatment after entering hospital early this week.

W. F. Motsinger Burrus Memorial Hospital High Point Route One Vivian Brown M. V. Brown Carter Street

Music-Literature Dept of Woman's Club Holds Meeting

The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club met yesterday at Mrs. George Robb's home on Rotary drive with Mrs. J. W. Woollen as associate hostess. Mrs. H. A. White chaired a short business session before an afternoon program on the magazine Fortune.

Woman's Club George Robb Rotary Drive J. W. Woollen H. A. White C. F. Tomlinsen Fortune

Patent Granted to High Point Man for Door Bolt and Latch

Marvin R. Snipes of High Point received a patent for a combined door bolt and latch. The invention features a housing, a slidable bolt, a rock lever engaging the bolt opening, and dual knobs with locking means. The patent office listed four claims of originality and detailed operating components and interactions.

Washington Marvin R. Snipes High Point United States Patent Office Patent Office

Slidable closure operating member described in partial text

The fragment notes that lacking means and the out end of the operating member permit slidable movement from the outer side of the closure. It references an unspecified mechanism and movement path without full context or identifiers.

Lions Club Ladies Night Program Set at Sheraton

The High Point Lions Club stages its annual Ladies Night tonight at 7 in the Sheraton ballroom. T. J. Gold Sr. will deliver the address. Potts Twining acts as toastmaster. All club members and their ladies are urged to attend.

High Point Lions Sheraton Ballroom T. J. Gold, Sr

Return from Virginia wedding of Miss Henry to Ralph O Lawrence

Miss Helen Marshall Pearl Marsh have returned to Bluefield West Virginia where they attended the wedding of Miss Henry to Ralph O Lawrence at the Episcopal church in Bluefield? The ceremony was on Sunday February 17. Mrs Aurelia Orme will depart today for her home in Montgory Alabama after ten days with her daughters Hugh J Smart

Virginia Helen Marshall Pearl Marsh Bluefield W. Va Henry Ralph O. Lawrence Bluefield Episcopal Church Aurelia Orme Montory Ala Daughers Hugh J. Smart

Amphibian Plane to Aid Lengingrad Medical Evacuations

An amphibian aircraft is set to operate in Lengingrad to fly from the interior to hospitals during emergencies. The service aims to speed medical evacuations and deliver urgent care supplies to he cities in need.

Lengingrad 4 Russia

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Coats North Main Bers Mrs. Bullard Fred Hoskins Roberta Carol Kearns Street Miss Burton Raleigh Hospital J. M. Burton West Burton Road Raleigh Mildred Burton Rex Hospital Miss Unity Nash Speaker Utopian Study Club Meet Thomasville Woman's Club Ed Mesdames J. W. Hawthorne W. G. Smith Mrs Jack Dewey T. Austin Finch Frank Mure Thompson Thompson’s Shoe Store Belk-Stevens Schiaparelli Woman’s Club Ing R. T. Amos Sidney Gayle High Perkinson’s Jewelers Lions Club Texas Ring Drug Co Wachovia Rose Marie Rose Marie Shop Sam Shavitz Mer S. Main McLellan
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