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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
6
Mrs J W Kittle hosted the Friendly Garden club meeting at Melbourne Heights. Miss Martha Parsons led the program on indoor gardening with love jars. Members and guest Hattie Cox attended.
At 3 p.m. the Tea and Topics club meets with Mrs. R. H. Sechrest at 447 South Main. The Lotus club visits Mrs. H. G. White on Johnson Street. The Priscilla club meets Mrs. R. I. Farmer on Colonial Drive. The Philomathean club gathers with Mrs. Ralph Parker at 401 Woodbrook Court. Mrs. G. H. Kearns hosts Entre Nous at 308 Hillcrest Drive.
Wayside Garden Club members gathered Tuesday morning at Royster Tucker's Edgedale Drive home. President C Mattocks presided as letters from the high school library committee and from Miss Elizabeth Lawrence Raleigh, chair of the garden center, were read.
Mrs W J Fraley hosted the Wednesday Book club at her Ardmore circle home yesterday afternoon. The program, led by Mrs I P Ingle, covered Walter Reed the scientist and physician noting his work on yellow fever and discovery that the germ is carried by the mosquito. The Walter Reed Hospital in Washington was mentioned as a memorial. A salad course was served to seven members after the meeting.
The Stringfield Ensemble of the North Carolina Symphony Society will present a chamber music concert Monday January 29 at 8 30 in the Odell building Greensboro College. A small admission charge will go to the Scholarship Loan Fund of the Euterpe club Greensboro. High Point music lovers are invited.
About People Miss Pauline Batten of Troy guests Miss Callie Warner at 1101 English St. Mrs. J. W. Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kittle return from East Bend N C after Mrs. H. P. Binkley funeral. Salem College students Virginia Fraley and Margaret Sears visit homes. several residents improve after operations at Burrus Memorial hospital. Florence Bonner Hoffman celebrates eighth birthday with friends. Mrs. Foust to address Reform Church Mission Study groups tonight and tomorrow.
Mrs. K. C. Denny hosted a Delta Tau club luncheon at her Hillcrest Drive home with dainty tablescape decor and a two course meal. Mrs. H. A. Millis led a program reviewing Janet Beith’s No Second Spring, to the club’s enjoyment, with members and guests in attendance.
Mrs. E. C. Cridlebaugh showcased Natural Beauty Spots In Our State at the Burbank Garden club meeting. She highlighted Blowing Rock Chimney Rock and western North Carolina sites with notes on Chapel Hill Arboretum and Linville Falls.
In Thomasville on Wednesday Mrs H T Hethcock hosted the Fortnightly Bridge Club at her West Main street home. Two tables played with forsythia arrangements. prizes went to Miss Madeline Hoover and Mrs Robert Gloff. Guests included several local women and visiting students from Duke University.
Mrs. J. W. Boyles attended an all day meeting of the North Carolina branch of the executive committee held in High Point at the First M P church Thursday. Miss Lela Maud Boyles and Mrs. H F Surratt served.
The Good Will Garden Club met at 10 am at Mrs T A Tilden s Montlieu avenue home. Mrs Bruce Craven resigned as president and Mrs Tilden was chosen vice president for the remainder of the term. Mrs A B Frazier will serve on the High Point Council of Garden Clubs to plan bird sanctuaries. A committee will explore organizing clubs in outlying High Point. Mrs J C Teague led a program on the World s Fair Garden with pictures.
The Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. Arthur White's home with President Mrs. Joe Clodfelter presiding. Rev. H. F. Surratt led devotions. Reports covered Life and Memorial, secretary duties, and a nominating committee chaired by Mrs. T. G. Perry was formed. Plans for a February pageant were discussed and refreshments served to twelve members and two visitors.
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