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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1935

Page

6

Bride Elects and Parties Share Honors in Social Event

A bridge party at Mrs. D Yow’s Edgedale Drive home honored bride Miss Mildred Wart and bride elect Mrs BE Freeze Jr with six tables of play and a tea reception. Prizes included a novelty smoking set for high score won by Miss Carolyn Kramer. linen bridge sets given to honorees.

Pernoon D. Yow Edgedale Drive Yow G. V. Stroupe Mildredwart BE. W. Freeze, Jr Carolyn Kramer Elizabeth City Stewart Milbourne Amos Mildred Stewart W. Freeze, Jr Sarah, Denny Dorothy Stewart Frances Lambeth Alice Elizabeth Freeze Jane Hess Weaver Frances Douglas Joseph T. Weaver, Jr John Foy Jimmy Armstrong J. A. Hart, Jr Do. T. Ingram, Jr Morris Jones Elliott Wood John Whitescarver

Social Calendar Includes Club Meetings and Wedding Events

The schedule lists club gatherings at homes on Rockford road Forest Hill drive North Main street and Parkway with addresses and hostesses. It notes a wedding rehearsal and cake cutting at St Marys Episcopal church and a spring ball at Sedgefield Manor with entertainment by Jimmy Gunn and his Dixie Pee.

Gooden Garden Club C. C. Chidester Rotary Drive Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church C. C. Garrett Surbank Garden Club Rockford Road R. H Sechrest Delta Tau Club W. L. Jackson Forest Hill Drive Mary Elizabeth Longs L. R. Terry North Main Street American Home Department Woman's Club W. E. Gray Weat Farms Avenue Tea and A. G. Douglas Parkway Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Confederacy William Kester Margaret Thompson Woodrow Aves . m W. J. Fraley Ardmore Circle J. R. Stewart Lindsay Street St. Mary's Episcopal Church Pentagon Club Sedgefield Manor Jimmy Gunn Dixie Pee Dixie Serenaders Spon

Birthday party for Joann Green at 1801 East Green Street

Mrs W P Green hosted a Saturday party for her daughter Joann turning four, with games and refreshments for ten children.

W. P. Green East Green Street Joann

Farmers Will Meet Allen Jay School

Farmers and landowners in the Allen Jay community are urged to attend a Soil Erosion Service meeting at the Allen Jay school Thursday at 7 30 p m. James M Parks an Soil Erosion Service agronomist will lead an open forum on spring seeding of pastures hay lespedera seed bed prep terracing strip cropping and other topics tied to cooperative agreements.

Allen Jay Soil Erosion Service Allen Jay School James M. Parks

Business and Professional Girls Hear F L Conrad

The Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA held a weekly supper meeting at the Hut. Miss Mary Leet Underwood presided as president and Rev. F L Conrad gave a talk on Keeping Appointments. Attendees included Mary Leet Underwood Anabel Thompson Lucille Hayworth Cola Anderson Martha Sartin Pattie Mason Blanche Barbour Lucille Browne Diey Cash Julia Lyles Thelma Patrick Jacksie Brooks Mary Kearns Evelyn Hutchins and Carmain Lewis.

Business and Professional Girls Club Mary Leet . Underwood F. Lt. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Mary Leet Underwood Anabel Thompson Lucille Hayworth Cola Anderson Martha Sartin Pattie Mason Blanche Barbour Lucille Browne Diey Cash Julia Lyles Thelma Patrick Jacksie Brooks Mary Kearns Evelyn Hutchins Carmain Lewis

Knox Tackles City Government For Altrusa Club

City Manager BE M Knox spoke on City Government at the Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton last evening. He called government a big city corporation with every resident as a stockholder and urged firm leadership and civic duty in elections.

BE. M. Knox Altrusa Club Sheraton Mr. Knox Knox C. H. Caddell Addie Moore Nancy K. Poston Anne Byerly Lynn McKinon Ada Snow

High Point O E S Chapter Hosts Guest Speaker

The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with guest speaker Mrs. Maud Hester past grand matron of Reidsville. Mrs. Edna Sparger of Lexington and visitors from Lexington attended. one petition from Mrs. Neadie Mahony was received.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Maud Hester Reidsville Hester Brenna Degrotte Eugene Hester O.be. 8 Eastern Star Edna Sparger Lexington Louise Black Mabel Brown Tampa Fia Neadie Mahony

McDonald to Discuss Sales Tax on Radio

Dr. Ralph W. McDonald of Winston-Salem and state representative will discuss the general sales tax and the McDonald Lumpkin substitute in a Raleigh radio address on WPTF. The program airs Thursday night at 7 15.

Ralph W. McDonald Winston-Salem State House of Representatives WPTF Raleigh

Revival at Hickory Chapel Continues This Week

Revival services ongoing at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Rev. J. A. Clement. Services held nightly at 7 30 o clock throughout the week and open to the public. A US Coast Guard aviation base costing 300000 has been constructed at Biloxi Mississippi.

Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church J. A. Clement U. S. Coast Guard Biloxi Miss

Mrs Cagle and Shirley Visit Mrs Boling in Darlington

Mrs D J Cagle and her son Shirley of Darlington D C are visiting the former's niece Mrs R D Boling at 118 Willowbrook Street. Boling has been bedfast ten days with pleurisy but is now improving. Friends of Mrs Nannie E Palmer on Johnson Street are glad to hear she is also improving today.

H. G. Uderton, Jr Belmont Junior College Charlotte H. G. Siderton Mercy Hospital D. J. Cagle Shirley Darlington D. C R. D. Boling Willowbrook Street Nannie E. Palmer Johnson Street

Collins Appointed Assistant Technician in Forest Service

D. B. Collins, a six month Soil Erosion Service forestry member in High Point, will join the U S Forest Service as assistant technician. He will be stationed at Greenwood, South Carolina, for a federal land acquisition and examination project. Collins, Syracuse University Ranger School graduate class of 1934, began as timber estimator at New Bern, North Carolina, and joined the Soil Erosion Service last October. he reports for duty March 4.

D. B. Collins Forestry Department Collins

City Teachers Hear Dr Crabb Address Tonight

Dr A L Crabb of George Peabody Teachers College Nashville will address High Point teachers at Bay Street school auditorium tonight at 7 30 announced by Ir Wingate Andrews superintendent Crabb arrives from Atlantic City after attending the National Education Association meeting.

A. L. Crabb George Peabody Teachers’ College Nashville Tenn High Point Bay Street Ir. T. Wingate Andrews Crabb Atlantic City National Education Association

Richardson-Long Vows Announced

Mrs Frances Hutcheson Long of Staunton announces the marriage of her daughter Jean Hutcheson to William Fred Richardson son of Mr and Mrs William T Richardson. The ceremony was performed by Rev David F Glovier. The couple will reside at 214 Church Street Staunton after March 15.

Dolores W. A. Frasier Cable Street Peggy Lou Justice Necomia Lee Justice Helen Justice Frances O'Kelly Norma Jean Frazier Birdie O'Kelly Joyce Cable Frances Hutcheson Long Staunton Jean Hutcheson William Fred Richardson William T. Richardson David F. Glovier Richardson Lee High School Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Harrisonburg Trinity High School High Point College

Wayside Garden Club Plans District Meeting Hostesses

The Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs. R. A. Steeloff’s Johnson Street home with president Mrs. A. Sherrod presiding. Plans were discussed for the district garden club meeting to be hosted by local groups on March 28, and Miss Martha Blair and Mrs. Chester Hayworth were named joint chairmen of the bird sanctuary project committee. A full attendance reported.

Wayside Garden Club R. A. Steeloff Johnson Street A. Sherrod

Funeral Attends Outland Family Return From Woodland

Mr. and Mrs BE R Outland returned home from Woodland North Carolina where they were called by the illness and death of Mr Outlands mother Mrs Mary F Outland Funeral services for Mrs Outland were held last Friday Mrs Outland had stayed with her mother in law for two weeks prior to her death.

BE. R. Outland Woodland N. C Mr. Outland Mary F. Outland

Hydrogen filled core with helium shielding in LZ-129 dirigible

The LZ-129 airship uses hydrogen lifting gas in the center while a surrounding helium envelope provides safety. Extensive piping networks extend nearly 100000 miles to distribute to all regions of the United States.

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