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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1934

Page

6

Church Classes Meet This Week In Local Congregations

The Christian Workers class of the North Hamilton Church of Christ will meet Friday at 7 20 p m with Mrs W E Willoughby on Dayton Street. Tomorrow at 7 30 p m the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge meets in their hall on Commerce Street to outline plans for the year. Mrs Rema Jones Nelson daughter of Mrs J W Hobbs of 310 Chapman Greensboro and Ernest L Ritchie son of Mr and Mrs H A Ritchie of 228 Boulevard High Point were married in Danville Virginia Monday January 1 1934 with Rev Owens of Danville officiating.

Christian Workers North Hamilton Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Commerce Street Rema Jones Nelson J. W. Hobbs Chapman Street Greensboro Ernest L. Ritchie H. A. Ritchie Boulevard High Point Danville Owens Danillic

Social Calendar with afternoon club meetings

Mrs J F Hayden hosts Entre Nous at East Washington street. Sorosis meets Mrs D A Stanton at East Green street. Mrs Ed Lyon entertains Canterbury at Otteray drive.

Sorosis Club D. A. Stanton East Green Street Ed Lyon Canterbury Club Otteray Drive

Ward family notes recoveries and travel updates

Mrs. B and J Ward of High Point is recovering at home after tonsil removal at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville. Ray Wardell Jr. is recovering from a serious burn at home. D L Falks return to Norfolk after holidays with friends in Jamestown. Fred Andrews attends mid winter furniture meeting in Chicago. Frances Lewis returns to Weaver College after holidays with parents.

B&. J. Ward High Point Smith Street City Memorial Hospital Thomasville Little Ray Wardell, Jr D. L. Falk Norfolk Jamestown Fred Andrews Chicago Frances Lewis

Open House at Wood Brook Court by Mr and Mrs Casey

Mr and Mrs Paul Casey entertained about twenty couples with an New Year Day open house at their Wood Brook court home. Christmas decorations and a decorated tree formed the backdrop. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper in the dining room with a center silver fruit bowl and tall red tapers.

Paul Casey Woodbrook Court Casey

DeMolay Dance a Successful Midweek Affair

The Emerywood Country Club hosted a DeMolay dance sponsored by the High Point chapter with Eddie Wittstein and his orchestra drawing a large regional crowd. Chaperones included local families and prominent residents.

Emerywood Country Club High Point Chapter Order of DeMolay Eddie Wittstein Wittstein M. 8. Hall Carter Dalton C. F. Tomlinson J. Ed Millis C. L. Amos O. Arthur Kirkman I. T. Mann

Mid-Week Garden Club Meets at Emerywood Country Club

Mrs Forrest Murray hosts a Mid-Week Garden club meeting at Emerywood Country Club with 19 members present. President Mrs Horace Haworth leads a business session while Mrs Fred Thomas presents a roses program detailing bed prep pruning and rose varieties.

Forrest Murray Emerywood Country Club Horace Haworth John O’beirne Salvation Army Fred Thomas Hoke Bullard Mesdames R. T. Amos T. Harrison Frank Hunsucker Paul Ingle Charles Ingram Ed Lyon R. A. McPheeters J. BE. Millis H. A. Millis Charles Perry Frank Marr Seborn Perry John Pickett W. L. Jackson Walter Thomas

Woman's Club program on Inter-Racial Relations

The general meeting at the YWCA featured a musical program by young Black men from William Penn High School directed by Professor Buford. Speakers, including Miss Clara Cox, urged goodwill and progress of the Negro in poetry, music, art, science, education, religion, and business. Associate hostesses assisted.

General Meeting Woman's Club Henry Grady Owen Committee On Inter-Racial Relations Woman’s Club Young Women’s Christian Association Grover Jones Geddie Strickland William Penn High School Buford Metcalf Harry T. Burleigh Professor Buford Paul Lawrence Dunbar Clara Cox Estate Board On Inter-Racial Relations P. W. Flagge C. Idol C. R. Hook W. F. Pleming

Mrs Ellis Hosts La Cartar Tarjeta Bridge Club

Mrs William Ellis entertained the La Cartar Tarjeta bridge club at her Boulevard home on Tuesday afternoon. Two tables played bridge with Mrs Steve Ingram winning high score plaques. A salad course followed. Attending were Miss Agnes Crowder, Mrs Charles Byrd, Mrs Harry Culler, Mrs Joe Walser, Mrs Frank Wood, Mrs Robinette, and others.

la Cartar Tarjeta Bridge Club William Ellis Boulevard Steve Ingram Agnes Crowder Charles Byrd Harry Culler William Robinette Joe Walser Frank Wood Ellis

W F Pleming Reported Better After Illness

W F Pleming of 712 Sunset Drive has improved after several days of illness and expects to be out again in a few days. Friends are glad to hear of his better condition.

W. F. Pleming Sunset Drive

Contract Club Meets With Mrs Frank Murr

The Wednesday Contract club met at Mrs Frank Murr's Thomasville home at 3 pm with extra guests. Three bridge tables filled the living room and scores yielded a high prize of ten napkins for Mrs L G Robichaux. Gifts were given to Mrs Amos Kearns and Mrs Richard Salsbury, recently married.

Frank Murr Thomasville L. G. Robichaux Amos Kearns Richard Salsbury Murr Austin Finch

Public appearance wardrobe highlights lecture elegance

Madame Valentine Thomson tours the United States with a wardrobe blending dignity and whimsy for public appearances. She favors rust dotted wool with a suspender detail and a bold hat for day events, and a sheer black lace evening gown with stand-up taft cuffs for night engagements.

Madame Thomson

Sports Frocks Bring Debonair Air with Striped Novel Patterns

The article showcases new year sports dresses with bold striped, check, and zig zag designs. Prominent looks include a two tone gray frock with black white stripes and an orange scarf, plus a maroon lace dress with gray zig zag pattern and green belt.

Debonair Air Lake Placid

Sykes Speaks to Junior High on New Year Resolutions

Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church addressed seventh and eighth graders at the junior high about New Year resolutions. He urged aiming to form good habits, cautioned against repeated carelessness and rudeness, and encouraged regular school attendance. He cited Lincoln Edison and Luth er Burbank as examples and urged students to seek the spirit of Christ.

Tom A. Sykes Central Friends Church Abraham Lincoln Thomas Edison Luther Burbank Christ

Glorifying Yourself Gifts for the beauty minded woman

A guide to thoughtful beauty gifts for women under the Christmas tree. Suggests large jars of known creams, cleansing and tissue creams in half pound jars, favorite toilet soap, a course of beauty treatments, and prepaid salon appointments. Also notes decorative cotton, face powders, compacts, and lipstick sets as desirable presents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Madeline Hoover Church OF Christ Ritchie Nelson Coats Moffitt’s N. Main J. F. Hayden Entre Nous Club East Washington Street Mrs. Casey Adlinante England Cucke Utan Althoit Mrs. Ellis LA Cartar Tarjeta Club Fanny Joan Savoy NEA Service Parent-Teachers’ Association Madame Valentine Thomson NEA Bonwit Teller New York MR. Sykes Washington’ Choice Franklin Park Theatres Roland A. Mumford Hamilton Fourteenth Washington Yows Funeral Home Broad and Elm Streets
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