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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1932
Page
6
Local club sets Friday afternoon gathering at 3 oclock with Mrs V W Idol on North Main Street. School and civic notices include Parent-Teacher Council and Elm Street P T A meetings this week.
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The Utopian club plans a Wednesday 3 30 gathering with Mrs O B Bonner at Edgedale Drive. The Woman's club Art department meets at 3 45 in the high school library with Mrs Baylor and Mrs Horton hosting as L R Johnston continues her Madonnas discussion. Various church and school groups announce meetings, study courses, and programs through Monday to Friday with hostesses named.
About People Miss Eleanor Idol, a student at Salem College, spends the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs W C Idol. Guest Miss Mary Catherine Sievers of Morganton joins them. Faculty members Miss Cornelia Carter and Miss Florence Jamison visit Mr and Mrs R B Ranson. Mrs W W Dickerson returns from Chattanooga after her mother's funeral. Mrs C L Koontz of Lexington visits her mother Mrs J R Cherry. Miss Grace Spencer and Miss Ottie Greene spend the weekend in Mieiasboro with friends.
In Thomasville on Colonial Drive Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth hosted the Sans Souci Bridge Club. Two tables played with Mrs. Charlie Clegg winning high score and Mrs. Walter Rapp second. Rapp also received towels as a bridal gift. The gathering included guests and a piano performance while Missionary Society circles elected new officers for four circles.
Mrs. Charles Clegg hosted Ace of Clubs with two tables of bridge and prizes for top two scorers Mrs. W E Tomlinson and Mrs. Vernon Snider. Guests were served two course refreshments. Mr and Mrs Austin Finch hosted Night Bridge with prizes to Mrs Meade Hite and Mr R M Cooksey.
Miss Dorothy Holt of Greensboro and Miss Frances Lyon Hep ler of Kernersville visit Mrs. Van Holt on Centennial avenue. Mrs. W. C. Idol hosts sisters Mrs. Ralph Sievers of Morganton and Miss Grace Siewers of Winston-Salem on Hillcrest drive. Miss Irene Douglas McAnally, Salem College student, stays with her parents on South Main street, joined by guest Miss Louise Brinkley of Plymouth.
Mrs Frank Hunsucker will entertain the Delta Tau club on Wednesday at one at her Hillcrest Ave home. Miss Adelaide leaves for North Carolina College Greensboro tomorrow to resume studies after an appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. She is now fully recovered.
Educational secretary of the Southern Foreign Mission committee will speak at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 7 30 pm as part of Foreign Mission Week. He returns from a Far East tour visiting China Korea and Japan and discusses regional political and military issues in Manchuria.
Mrs. M. E. Chaney 72 of Chattanooga died at her daughter’s home in High Point North Carolina early Saturday. She leaves three sons C C J E Chaney and J T Chaney two daughters H G Kolter Mrs Gee and Mrs Dickerson two sisters Mrs H L Peck and Mrs David Nelms seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Avon Dale Baptist Church with Rev D B Bowers officiating. Interment Chattanooga Memorial Park.
English Street M. P. church will hold regular services tomorrow with Rev. C. H. Hill delivering messages in both morning and evening sessions. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with R. T. Holcomb as superintendent. The public is invited.
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