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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
7
Mrs. Ann Baxter hosted a wedding shower for Miss Owana Haney soon to wed Howard Saltz. Attending were members of the Amoma ay school class of the Green Baptist church and guests including Eloise Cooper, Anderson, Mary Ruth Kim Pauline Saltz, Doris Newell, and others.
Miss Doris Smith presided at the Gay Debs club meeting at 2202 Hansell Street where new officers were elected for the year. Edith Henderson became president with Margaret Baird as vice president Gladys Stone secretary Willa Veigh assistant secretary Dena Corns treasurer and publicity chair. One visitor Miss Nellie Wright attended.
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association executive council met at the school auditorium. President R B Culler presided as plans and projects for the remainder of the year were presented and discussed by committee chairmen.
The Greensboro courthouse filed a certificate of incorporation yesterday for B. F. Hendrix, Inc. a High Point furniture establishment. Three stockholders each subscribed one share of $100. The authorized capital stock is $100,000.
The article notes a likely return to Raleigh late in the week as the hearing duration remains uncertain and potentially lengthy.
Miss Alice Ruth Kirkman entertained 12 friends at a Thursday night party at her aunt Mrs. Kenneth Hilliard home on Greensboro road. Guests enjoyed dancing games and refreshments after a green and red Xmas decor theme. A New Year’s gathering followed at Miss Margaret Brown’s Depot street home with fireworks and festive food for 12 guests.
Judge Hubert Olive and Emma Olive of Lexington spend New Year’s Day with cousin H. O. Baker who remains ill. Numerous sisters, cousins, and students visit family and attend colleges in Greensboro, High Point, and Raleigh area towns, with travel to Lenoir Blowing Rock and Winston-Salem noted.
The Ladies Aid Society of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ will gather Friday evening at 702 Willowbrook. All church ladies urged to attend. transportation available by calling 44442 or 6175.
The Daughters of Ruth of Green Street Baptist church held their monthly meeting at This sell Street with Mrs J B Morgan as host. Officers were elected: Dorothy House president Hyacinth Hedrick vice president Edna Hunsucker secretary Annie Laura Shelton treasurer. A visiting committee and social committee were named and refreshments served to seven members and one guest.
Reverend R L Clinton arrives home from Asheville after attending the funeral of his brother James A Clinton of Weaverville. Services were held Monday afternoon. James A Clinton, longtime Weaverville resident active in political and civic affairs, had been ill.
Art critic Dr Theo dore Green of Princeton University will lecture at Duke University on Friday about Basic Principles of Art Criticism. The talk aims to explain framing, interpretation, and judging aesthetics for students and general audiences.
Diamonds are made entirely of carbon in its pure, uncombined form, forming a crystalline lattice that gives them exceptional hardness and clarity. The explanation clarifies the chemical composition and structural nature of diamonds.
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