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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1933
Page
5
The Young Ladies Bible class of Welch Memorial church will meet at Miss Gled's Wancanhon home, 612 Wise Street, Friday at 7 30 p.m. Full attendance of members is desired.
Tuesday events include Wayside Garden Club at 1006 Johnson Street and High Point Garden Club at 315 Lindsay Street. Evening gatherings feature Altrusa dinner at First Baptist, Eastern Star at Masonic hall, and St Marys Easter celebration. Wednesday lists Mid Week gathering, a Duke personality talk, and Wednesday Contract Club. Thursday covers Salem College alumni, Tea and Topics, and Friday hosts Lotus and Canterbury clubs plus Philo mathean meeting.
Teachers and the Union Hill PTA opened a school cafeteria serving milk and well balanced meals to children unable to pay. Mrs J W Crowell and Mr Kate Garrett oversee meals. Fourteen local firms donated all equipment and food, with a PTA thank you to generous merchants. Mrs James McMillen of Tulare, Cal, visits sister Mrs W G Shipman on Gatewood Avenue.
Mrs Franklin Roosevelt will wear a sentimental white satin brocade gown made from a rare 100 year old Japanese weave. The gown, a hand me down from her aunt Mrs Forbes, marks her capital debut as First Lady of the Land and features heirloom Duchess lace and a long trailing skirt.
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs Joseph Snider’s West Point avenue home. Mrs H B Robertson led a devotional, reports were given, funds were approved for Confederate relief, and Miss Mary Simmons presented a program on ancestor George Washington Simmons with poems and a history of the War Between the States. Mrs W M Campbell visited.
Winston Salem judges order attorney George O. Hege to file a proper accounting of the Emma Stevenson executorship by March 27. Hege remains jailed on contempt until reports meet court standards after alleged discrepancies.
A columnist explains how to cut family meat costs by selecting beef cuts from the three quarters of the carcass not used for steaks roasts and chops. Tips cover meat quality factors fat color and marbling then methods like pounding and marinating to tenderize cheaper cuts. A sample menu for tomorrow follows.
Mrs W Tucker and Mrs Garland Dahiel of Greensboro attended yesterday's High Point chapter U D C meeting at the home of Mrs H A Millie. Tucker serves as president of the Guilford chapter in Greensboro.
A patient reports severe high blood pressure and racing heartbeat with a fear of stroke. Instructions promise treatment via mail by Dr Hayes at 1278 Coates, City MO, with a claim of quick relief and daily measurements, urging readers to send details for the trial.
Mrs H A Millis entertained the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy with a business session and a talk by Miss Veradol on Sidney Lanier the Southern musician and poet. Visitors included Mrs Garland Daniel state treasurer and Mrs W C Tucker Guilford chapter president.
Dr. Ernest Seeman of Duke University will discuss "The Genius of the Chita" at a luncheon sponsored by the Woman's Club in the Liftbeck building tomorrow. Tickets are available from club members. the event replaces the Match general meeting and targets parents teachers ministers and others interested in personality and character studies.
Raleigh Feb 28 The organization committee's bill would abolish the current corporation commission setup and is likely to face similar opposition in the House. Supporters cite economy while opponents argue it impeaches commissioners without charges. The bill goes to the committee on reorganization and aims to remove two commissioners with a shift to an elective utilities body in a year.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday afternoon at 8 o clock with Mrs. E A Me and Mrs Mulligan to be the hosts at this time.
In Tacoma a clerk, J. W. Fiddes, resisted two holdup men who demanded goods and tried to open the cash register. While one man held him, the register was locked. Fiddes used the moment to strike with his fists, sending the robbers away empty handed.
The Hapitat Young People Union number two of the First Paptiet church will hold a party tonight at eight o'clock at the home of Margaret Sears. All members are invited to attend.
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