Wayside Garden Club Meets Tuesday Morning
The Wayside Garden club will be entertained at its February meeting by Mrs. R A Steeloff. The session will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock at E Steeloff’s Johnson home.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1935
Page
6
The Wayside Garden club will be entertained at its February meeting by Mrs. R A Steeloff. The session will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock at E Steeloff’s Johnson home.
A full slate of meetings and events across local clubs and societies. February gatherings include Wayside Garden Club at Mrs R A Sheroff on Johnson Street and Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton. Eastern Star guest speaker Brenna DeGrotte arrives from Reidsville. Other clubs host regular meetings at homes and venues around town with various times through Friday and a Saturday wedding at St Marys Episcopal Church.
Pastor John E All in a Sunday discourse at the Carolina theater urged careful study of Biblical specifications to identify the true church amid many sects. He cited prophecies about a remnant formed after 1844, keeping all commandments and the seventh day, led by a prophet.
A list of North Carolina women will attend the Regional Institute on Government in Richmond March 7 8 for southeastern state women. Notables include Harriet W Elliott and Louise B Alexander with many others from Charlotte Greensboro and Raleigh among attendees. The event features speeches by Frances Perkins and Mary Dewson with a Governor's Mansion tea and a March 8 historic pilgrimage. Local arrangements are led by Mrs Irving Whitehead with contact through Mrs Charles W Tillett Jr in Charlotte.
Miss Margaret Delphine Hayworth and James Edward Nichols wed February 22 1935 at the First Baptist parsonage High Point North Carolina. The bride daughter of Mrs Mittle Hayworth wore brown. the groom cashier at First National Bank East Smithfield Pa. They plan to live in Pennsylvania after March 1 with friend Mr Arthur Wood in attendance.
A preacher argues the true church must meet biblical criteria such as tithe, adherence to a Bible diet, and belief in the second coming. He insists that a remnant satisfying all specifications proves the church’s authenticity.
Sunday February 24 1935 featured Mind as the Lesson-Sermon subject for Christ Scientist churches. Golden Text from Job 28 28 emphasizes wisdom and turning from evil. Bible citations include Proverbs 20 12 about hearing and seeing and a passage from Science and Health noting spiritual perception granting sight and hearing.
A beauty columnist advises readers to wash with bland soap and water, use a complexion brush nightly, and rinse with hot water. Forefingers covered with cloth should press dirt from pores, avoiding harsh squeezing and not trying to remove all blemishes at once.
Former New York mayor Jimmy Walker appeared in chancery court on two summonses from American firms seeking unpaid bills. He claimed no funds and said he has no offer to settle, noting his recent continent tour with his wife Betty Compton and that he had a salary of $25,000 a year during his mayoralty.
Lucy Yvetton Thomas Maras tahove and husband William Maxraw face indictment in Miami County Florida for alleged illegal gaming at the Usurious Venaville Night Club in Miami. Authorities say the couple operated the venue and involved a sale valued at about 3 million dollars.
In a court session, the ex mayor described a $15090 allocation to his former wife tied to debts. He cited a European trip paid by Mrs. Walker due to her health, and said part of the 6th St. Corporation bill for a Mayfair hotel tab in New York is disputed with money owed by him.
The Pentagon Club will meet tonight at Herman Bernard’s home on Montlieu avenue to finalize plans for a masquerade ball set for Friday evening March 1 at Sedgefield Manor.
Talks on administration of the Bankhead Cotton control act are set for a meeting in New Orleans today. Collectors of internal revenue from across the South are expected to attend, including Charles H. Robertson of North Carolina.
In Pennsylvania glare from vehicle headlights is linked to one death and about ten non fatal crashes every ten days. The figure reflects a persistent crash risk attributed to nighttime driving and poor visibility.
Freshman sophomores and about 150 attendees gathered at Flora McDonald College in Red Springs for a ship voyage themed banquet. Miss Nancy Hill and Anna Elizabeth Kearns of the city attended, with a skit led by Hill and decor including anchors lifesavers and paper port holes.
In a Munich address marking the 15th anniversary of the Nazi party, Reichsfuehrer Hitler denounces monarchism and republicanism as dead. He says democracy failed Germany, praises Nazi achievements, and warns that the state must grow from its own roots while pursuing peace but ready to stand alone if needed.
Mr and Mrs Harry H Culler announce the birth of a son Harry H Jr on Friday February 22 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Culler formerly Miss Beasie Lee Tobin of San Antonio Texas.
Mildred Burton has recovered enough from illness treated at Rex Hospital Raleigh to move to her aunt Mrs. A. M. Ayers' home in Raleigh. Erica Ranson arrived to visit cousin Mrs. W. B. Davis at Montlieu Avenue, will work with Mrs. Davis, previously ran a Toledo dance studio and sang with the San Antonio Opera. Susie Everhart leaves tonight for Washington D C to spend time with her sister Mrs. Bert Fogle.
The Philathea class of Calvary Methodist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7:35 o clock at Mrs. Charles Abner home 1401 Ragan street. Mesdames G V Estes and Hal L Hill will be associate hostesses and all members are urged to attend.
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