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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1936

Page

6

Miss Meredith Beam Weds William Doggett in Shelby

Miss Meredith Beam and William Colman Doggett were quietly married at the Beam home in Shelby North Carolina on Saturday January 4 at 4 30 pm. The ceremony was officiated by Rev J W Suttle with close relatives present. After the service the couple left for a motor trip to Miami Florida and will reside on West Warren Street in Shelby.

Meredith Beam William Colman Doggett David A. Beam Shelby N. C J. W. Suttle Lottie Beam Doggett Shelby Hospital Metropolitan Life Insurance Company High Point Colman A. Doggett University of North Carolina Southern Cotton Oil Company Miami Fla West Warren Street

Mid- Week Garden Club Hosts Winter Arrangement Program

Mrs FE T Harrison hosted the Mid Week Garden Club meeting with Mrs H T Hudson presiding. Though presenter Mrs Forrest Murray was absent, her paper on Winter Arrangement was read by Mrs Horace Haworth. Grace Ford Hayes displayed pouquets and arrangements featuring white honesty in a white bowl with berries seeds pots and dried flowers. About twelve members attended despite bad weather.

FE. T. Harrison H. T. Hudson Forrest Murray Horace Haworth Grace Ford Hayes

Girl Reserve Committee Plans Spring Work at Y W C A Hut

Members of the Girl Reserve Committee of the Y W C A met at the Hut yesterday afternoon chaired by Mrs. J D Ross. Miss Virginia Carrier reported on activities and committees were appointed to carry out spring projects.

J. D. Ross A. Lee Gibson Virginia Carrier Mesdames J. D. Ross Charles Perry A. H. Whitley, Jr Camman Duke Miss Virginia Carrier

Mrs. Wright Hosts Ace-Hi Bridge Club Tea

The Ace-Hi Bridge Club met at Mrs. B A Wright's home on Tuesday afternoon with three tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W H Ellis for high score and Mrs. E C Dillon for traveling prize. Guests included Mesdames F E Dillon J G Walser Jr and B J Yates as the hostess served a salad course.

E. A. Wright W. H. Ellis E. C. Dillon Mesdames FE C. Dillon J. G. Walser, Jr B. J. Yates

Jewish Women Hear Palestine Program At Study Group Meeting

Members of the Study Group of the High Point Council of Jewish Women met at the home of Mrs. Ben Swartzberg on Roland Park Avenue for an evening program on Palestine. Mrs. J Harrie reported on the growth of Palestine followed by Mrs. Ben Herman on "Mod-

High Point Council of Jewish Women Ben Swartzberg Roland Park Avenue Palestine J. Harrie Ben Herman

Church and church group meetings announced for Friday evening

Multiple church classes including Queen Esther at North Main Street Baptist Archdale M E Y P class Friday Evangelical and Reformed First Evangelical and Reformed at Miss Eloise Best home Welch Memorial Catherine Gill Bible class at Mrs H M Whitaker home all 7 30 pm or 7 pm arrangements and urged attendance.

Queen Esther North Main Street H. 8. Smith Wright Street First Evangelical and Reformed Church Eloise Best Lexington Avenue Catherine Gill Welch Memorial Church H. M. Whitaker Tate Street

Dear Troubled Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on Family Teasing

A young girl asks how to win love from a brother and sisters who tease her. Miss Mansfield counsels that boys and sisters often mock during adolescence, but underlying affection remains. She advises ignoring harsh humor, staying kind, keeping feelings private, and recognizing their youth and fondness, predicting better rapport with time.

Miss Mansfield

Palestine Youth Immigration Program Discussed

Mrs Swartzberg spoke on Infant Welfare Work in Palestine by the Hagaasah. Mrs Harry Kaplan closed with readings from Our Heritage by Dr Sacher. The program was well arranged and the hostess served refreshments to about 15 members during the social hour.

Palestine

Hiatt Family Return From Visit To Wilmington

Dr and Mrs H B Hiatt have returned to their Masonboro Sound Wilmington home after time with daughter and son in law Mrs B M McHachern Mrs L J Leech Hawthorne street is patient at Burrus Memorial hospital undergoing an operation reported recovering satisfactorily at noon Miss Mildred Cheek Guilford General hospital nurse improving after appendectomy

H. B. Hiatt Masonboro Sound Wilmington B. M. McHachern O.oo L. J. Leech Hawthorne Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Mildred Cheek Guilford General Hospital

World's largest fingerprint collection claimed by FBI

The Bureau of Investigation states it holds over 4.4 million prints, claiming the bureau maintains the most complete fingerprint collection in the world.

Bureau of Investigation of the United States

Burbank Garden Club Meeting Highlights Fragrance Talk

The Burbank Garden Club met at Mrs. Henry G. Owens’s home with 14 members present under president Mrs. Edgar Hartley. After a brief business session, Mrs. J W Clinard spoke on planting a garden for fragrance, linking plant scents to color and listing herbs and uses through nine months.

Burbank Henry G. Owens Helen Loomis Lin Bam J. W. Clinard

Social clubs schedule for Thursday and Friday

The Social Calendar lists meetings for Thursday and Friday with hosts and addresses. The Tea and Topics club meets at Mrs. W. W. Idol on North Main street at 3:30 P. M. Lotus club is hosted by Mrs. H. G. Williamson on Johnson street at 3 P. M. Priscilla Club gathers at Mrs. Fred Thomas's home 906 Forrest Hill drive in the afternoon. Philomathean and W. Q. O. T. Clubs meet with Mrs. H. A. Millis and Mrs. C. M. Hauser as associate hostess at 3:30 P. M. Laura Wesson Chapter of the U. D. C. meets at Mrs. Willard Dyer's Circle drive home at 4 P. M. The Club of Twelve hosts its regular meeting at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Douglas on Parkway at 8 P. M.

Tea and Topics Club W. W. Idol North Main Street Lotus Club H. G. Williamson Johnson Street Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forrest Hill Drive Philomathean W. QO. T H. A. Millis C. M. Hauser

Daughters of America to Install Officers Tonight

The Washington Council No. 4 Daughters of America will hold an installation service tonight at 7 30 at the hall on Washington Street. All officers elect and members are urged to attend.

Daughters OF America Washington Council No. 4 Washington Street

Ragsdale Council Elects Officers for year

Ragsdale council No. 169 at Jamestown held its election of new officers for the year Tuesday night. Elected were Councilor H. A. Suits Vice Councilor W. H. Gever Junior Post Counselor H. B. Fruitt Recording Secretary J. D. Adams Assistant Recording Secretary W. C. Campbell Conductor Allen Pin nix Warden Palmer Fruitt Financial Secretary J. L. Davis Treasurer J. H. Smith Outside Sentinel Raeford Thompson Inside Sentinel C. F. Pinnix and Chaplain J. M. Wagner.

Ragsdale Council Jamestown H. A. Suits W. H. Gever H. B. Fruitt J. D. Adams W. C. Campbell Allen Pinnix Palmer Fruitt J. L. Davis J. H. Smith Outside Sentinel Raeford Thompson Inside Sentinel C. F. Pinnix J. M. Wagner

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