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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1935
Page
6
The Idylwild club plans a Post New Year Ball at Edgefield County club on Saturday evening January 5. Doors open nine o clock with Jack's orchestra directed by Jack Gilli to entertain, promising a rain or fair evening that closes the Yuletide social season. Members and guests must present cards at the door.
The Pentagon Club held its meeting last evening with members present at Leonard Koonce’s Ray Street home. Officers elected include Bill Forster as president Edwin Rankin as vice president Curtis Newton as treasurer and Leonard Koonce as secretary. two officers were continuing.
The regular meeting of the fee club at Archdale Lodge with the Coterien club as guests has been postponed to Tuesday night next week. The postponement was announced by club secretary Rev. Owen Ritchie due to inclement weather.
Wehering in the New Year the annual New Year’s event at the Piedmont German club was held last evening at the Wood Country club. A large number of members and out-of-town guests enjoyed dancing from ten to two with Cashman and his orchestra providing music. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Austin Finch, Messrs. and Claiborne Penning, Miss Sarah Winston-Salem, Mrs. Elsie Fin dale, James Grit tog Burnett of boro, Ralph Williams of New York, and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Garner announce the marriage of their niece Miss Louise Parks of Jonesville to Mr. Claude Blackwell of High Point. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening December 22 at the home of Probate Judge Dewey Foster in Spartanburg. The bride wore a navy swagger suit. they will reside in High Point.
Social events fill the week with meetings across clubs. Duck club hosts Cote Rien Club officers and guests at the Lodge. Mid-Week Garden Club meets at 207 Hillcrest drive. Community Arts Club gathers at 710 Scott street. Wednesday Contract Club at Rockford road. WOT Club at 303 West Farriss avenue with day change. High Point Woman's Club at YWCA Cottage with program and execs. Emery Wood Country Club holds first post reorganization meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Laura Weston chapter D of C and Canterbury Club host events Friday afternoon and evening clubs respectively.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Louise Powell daughter of Rev and Mrs H L Powell of Thomanville to Lloyd Haynes of Athens Ga. The marriage occurred September 16 1934 in Danville Virginia.
The text asks five questions and provides concise answers. It identifies the argent bird as the condor and lists Yellowstone Park as spanning Montana Idaho and Wyoming. It states George Washington was inaugurated in 1789 and defines a dwarf star as a condensed body cooling into darkness. It names Europe’s highest mountain Elbrus at 18 526 feet.
Roberta Lea Q gives practical etiquette guidance on after work conversation, theater seating, and date formatting. Answers advise leaving business matters at work, choosing orchestra or mezzanine seats for theater, and dating as The first of January rather than January the first.
The Nagas of Assam deem murder a minor crime while a perjurer may choose death by his own hand instead of facing a beheading, a practice reflecting their local justice norms and rituals.
W L Gordon presents a vocabulary segment focusing on mutability defined as the quality of being subject to change. The note contrasts human laws with divine permanence and urges readers to grow their vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A reader questions methods for sachet powder mixing using orris root rose leaves tonquin musk and almond essence. Also explains whipping cream without a cream whipper via a double boiler and a whisk.
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