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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
5
Joan Savoy describes velvet lounging outfits with playful sleeves and bright color velvets in negligees and pajamas. The blue dotted velvet coat with blue trousers and the romantic green velvet pajamas feature puffed sleeves and gold accents, reflecting a luxurious boudoir style.
Social notes from First Methodist Protestant and local clubs highlight Mrs W K McCain hosting a bridge luncheon at 304 Howell Street with prizes to Mrs D A Cooke and consolation to Mrs Jack Kester. The page also lists meetings for Bible classes and unions, with a theater rehearsal and a baby born to Mr and Mrs Glenna Bowden.
The Greensboro club heard Tom Sykes deliver remarks as part of a meeting agenda. Sykes spoke on local issues and engaged with attendees during the discussion period.
The Good Will Garden Club met at 209 Woodrow Ave to hear Mr Ramsey from Lindley Nurseries speak on rose care pruning varieties best suited to the area and the timing of planting. Four new members were welcomed and a brief business session followed as Rotary International was praised by Rev Tom Sykes in observance of its 28th Greensboro birthday.
Wednesday events include Delta Tau at 412 Edgedale Drive and Book Club at 319 Otteray Drive. Utopian Study Group gathers at 706 West Farriss Avenue. Thursday brings Over The Teacups at North Main Street and American Association of University Women at the Commercial Club. Priscilla Club meets at Sherbrook Court and American Legion Auxiliary presents The Old School Hickory Holler at Ray Street School Auditorium.
Dr. Ernest Seeman a Duke University consultant in personality will speak at a Woman's Club luncheon on March 1 at 1 p m in the annex of Central Friends church. His address The Genius of the Child promises universal interest and a round table discussion will follow. Tickets may be obtained from several club members.
Guilford officials and supporters discuss re drafting the enabling act at a public hearing. County Commissioner R C Causey and Greensboro attorney Bryce Holt voice opinions on economies and consolidation while others warn the bill may grant excessive power and invite opposition. Senator Waynick seeks concrete proposals before backing any sweeping changes.
Mrs A N Dixon recovering well after appendicitis operation at Guilford General hospital last week. Miss Louise Kearns patient at High Point hospital after appendicitis operation yesterday. Mrs C Venable hosted guests from Charlotte, Mrs David Gibson, at Route two High Point for several days.
The Men's Club of the First Reformed church will meet at the church tomorrow night at 7 30. A program is being arranged and all men of the church are invited to attend.
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