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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1936
Page
11
Mrs Otis Sain leaves for Covington Virginia with a farewell party hosted on Campbell Street. Miss Alia Liles won high score after three tables of informal bridge and received a box of handkerchiefs. Eva Chappelear earned traveling honors with a bridge score pad and tally set.
The Sedgefield Hunt cu rta ins present the second annual Hunt Ball this Saturday at Sedgefield Inn. Last year’s debut drew a large crowd. this year Lou Gogerty and his orchestra will provide music after eight o clock dinner and hors d oeuvres in the grill.
The Women's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday at 3 o'clock in the church. A full attendance is urged for the gathering. Mr and Mrs Frank Wood of Richmond arrived to attend the mid winter showing of the Southern furniture and rug market, hosted by Mr and Mrs George Wood on Boulevard. Frank Wood is connected with George T Wood and Son of High Point.
Rankin Memorial Christian Endeavor offers 6 30 PM meeting at the church with Miss Artis Caudle leading the topic What Does the Bible Mean By Lost and Found Plans for C E week in February to be discussed Public invited especially church youth City Union Meeting Thursday at Ward Street church opens 745 PM with Ward Street quartet selections from Forsyth County and Winston young people featured A Winston guest Furg Snyder to entertain during recreation All department presidents urged to attend for near 100 percent turnout Also Greensboro district banquet Standard Training school announcements Tickets likely Thursday night
Community groups announce meetings at churches and homes. Activities include circle gatherings at the home of Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Hauser, Endeavor services, a Jamestown church tacky party to raise Epworth League funds, Philathea class events, and auxiliary meetings with speakers and social hours.
Advice urges balancing social engagements with schoolwork and health. If studies are manageable, a conservative number of dates is ok with an emphasis on rest. End dates by 10 or 10 30 PM and avoid unsupervised late rides, risky out of the way spots, or leisurely drives that invite danger.
The speaker argues against joy riding citing safety on highways and the prevalence of dreadful accidents on roads, urging restraint and proper conduct while driving.
The advice suggests selecting male friends close in age to yourself to foster similar interests. It argues this age similarity increases the likelihood of shared activities and mutual acquaintances.
A quotation attributed to Marjorie Mansfield warns that abandoning high ideals leads to regrets. It urges resisting the temptation to surround oneself with undesirable friends and discreet bad behavior to preserve reputation.
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