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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1936

Page

10

Final Plans Announced For 15th Annual YWCA Meet

Final plans are announced for the 15th annual High Point YWCA meeting at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening at 6 30. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will speak on International Friendship with H A Millis presiding and Rev Howard Hartzell giving the invocation. The event features music, minutes, a treasurer’s report and director balloting with sabbatical leave for six years.

Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church High Point Y. W. C. A First Presbyterian Church London Geneva Switzerland Sykes H. A. Millis Howard Hartzell St. Mary’s Episcopal Church A. Sherrod Charles W. McAnally Modern Art Trio Virginia Frank Elizabeth Hoffman Evelyn Boyd Patte Jordan Lucille Johnston C. F. Tomlinson W. F. Clayton Collier Bilis W. B. Thomas H. W. McCain Lillian Massey R. W. Riggins K. C. Denny

Priscilla Club Meeting At Mrs Idol Home

The Priscilla club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. V. W. Idol’s North Main Street home with thirteen members and four guests. Roses and sweetpeas provided a pastel setting as members knotted and crocheted, then enjoyed a salad course served by Mrs. Idol and her daughters Betty and Martha Idol. Guests included Mesdames C. Garrett D. BE Harllee Carl Hill and Mrs Z I Walser. members present were Mesdames Charles W. Perry 58 C. Clark S. B. Coe J. C. Whitesell Harry Brockmann R. S. Lafferty Fred Ingram J. F. Hayden A. E. Taplin C. C. Robbins Hoke Bullard F. F. Dickson and Mrs. Fred Thomas.

Priscilla Club V. W. Idol North Main Street Betty Martha Idol C. Garrett D. BE. Harllee Carl Hill Z. I. Walser Charles W. Perry C. Clark Coe J. C. Whitesell Harry Brockmann R.S. Lafferty Fred Ingram J. F. Hayden A. E. Taplin C. C. Robbins Hoke Bullard F. F. Dickson Fred Thomas

Recent Bride Honored At Bridge By Miss Kate Lomax

Mrs. Fred Munday the recent bride was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Kate Lomax at her home 1684 English. Three tables played with a miniature bride design marking the honoree’s seat. Virginia Hunt won the high score novelty dressing set. Malloye Stanfield received traveling honors. A wedding pattern crystal bon bon dish and a white satin ribbon shower accompanied gifts and pink white refreshments were served.

Fred Munday Helen Caldwell Kate Lomax Virginia Hunt Whatnot Malloye Stanfield Pauline Haynes Doris Caldwell Virginia Seward Mesdames Hoyle Lopp James Brooks

Young Musicians Hold Monthly Meeting with Contest

At the Young Musicians club monthly meeting hosted by Miss Evelyn Boyd and Miss Jo Ingram, a life sketch of Offenbach and the Barcarolle story were presented. The program ended with a contest of original compositions themed The Year, featuring six class members led by Dorothy.

Evelyn Boyd Gantt Apartments Jo Ingram Offenbach Barcarolle Dorothy

Millikan Winning High Honors At Club Affair

A musical game followed by refreshments served by Miss Ingram and Miss Boyd. Officers for the next three months were elected: Virginia Benton president, Eleanor Younts vice president, Alfreda Hardee secretary.

Millikan Miss Ingram Miss Boyd Virginia Benton Eleanor Younts Alfreda Hardee

Double Wedding Held In Danville Virginia For Two Couples

Announcement reports the Christmas day double ceremony in Danville Virginia uniting Esther Lambert and Lawrence Lowe and Josephine Wilson and Hugh Freeman. Rev James Shelburne presided at the First Baptist Church with aqua blue and blue outfits noted for the brides.

Danville Virginia Esther Lambert Lawrence Lowe Josephine Wilson Hugh Freeman James M. Shelburne Lowe M. T. Lambert Asheboro Mr. Freeman Ernest Freeman McCrary Mills

VFW Auxiliary Guests Of Post Regular Meet

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 holds its regular meeting at the VFW ball on East Washington Street Monday evening. Ladies Auxiliary president Mrs. Lillie Hutchinson asks that many members attend. the Auxiliary also meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the hall with a full attendance desired.

Veterans of Foreign Wars V. PF. W. Ball East Washington Street Ladies Auxiliary Lillie Hutchinson Ladies’ Auxiliary Hull

Social Calendar events fill High Point week

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts speaker T Wingate Andrews at 3 30 p m with Mrs John Welborn and Mrs Stirewall. Florence Nightengale club dinner 5 30 p m at YWCA Hut followed by William Penn Glee Club music. Emerywood Country club dance 10 00 p m to 2 00 a m with Fred Kibler orchestra. Tuesday features Wayside Garden club 10 a m John J Blair speaker, Emerywood bridge 8 p m, YWCA annual meeting 6 30 p m First Presbyterian church with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary 7 30 p m hall 105 East Washington, Eastern Star 7 30 p m Masonic Temple. Wednesday Utopian Study club 3 30 p m at Mrs R E B Snow Woodbrook court and Canterbury club 3 30 p m semi monthly at Mrs Louis Voorhees.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy John Welborn Washington Street Stirewall T. Wingate Andrews Florence Nightengale Club William Penn Glee Club Emerywood Country Club Fred Kibler Wayside Garden Club A. Sherrod North Main Street John J. Blair C. C. Garrett Frank Smith First Presbyterian Church Tom Alderman Sykes Woman's Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars East Washington Street Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Utopian Study Club R. E B. Snow Woodbrook Court

Emerywood Club Dance Tomorrow at Clubhouse

Emerywood Country club hosts a dance tomorrow evening from 10 to 2 at the clubhouse. Fred Kibler and his orchestra will provide music for this regular club affair, the first since the holidays, with a large crowd expected.

Emerywood Country Club Fred Kibler

Lotus Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Brower at Johnson Street

Mrs E M Brower entertained the Lotus club Friday afternoon at Mrs Jack Taylors Johnson street home with seven members and two guests. The group played Bunko at two tables and awarded novelties to Mrs Harry White the top scorer and to Mrs Melvin Hayes holder of traveling honors. A salad course followed as card games paused.

BE. M. Brower Lotus Club Jack Taylor Johnson Street Harry White Melvin Hayes Brower Taylor

O. E. S. Chapter Set For Regular Meeting In High Point

The High Point chapter 108, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 7:30. Worthy matron Mrs. Louise Black will preside. secretary Miss Bessie Pope urged attendance. The Utopian Study Club meets Wednesday at 3:30 pm at Mrs. R. Be. Bnow’s Woodbrook Court residence.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Bessie Pope Louise Black Utopian Study Club

Mid-Winter Girls Swim Meet And Y M C A Basketball Game

A girls mid winter swimming meet is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A pool featuring Free Style Relay Elimination Relay Diving Balloon Race and Newspaper Race. The Y W C A invites interested girls to contact for details and to be at the Y W C A by seven. The Y M C A basketball team faces Greensboro Y at eight p m in the gym. The High Point Greensboro rivalry on the schedule remains close with both teams evenly matched.

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Tri City DeMolays Plan Private Dance February 7

Plans are set for a private Tri City DeMolay dance at Emerywood Country Club on Friday February 7 featuring the A and T band of Greensboro for music. Dancing runs from 10 to 2 with DeMolay members their ladies and chaperones including parents and local dignitaries.

Tri-City High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro Emerywood Country Club A. and T. Band

Miss Hutchens Weds Earl Beeson in Danville Va

Miss Margaret Louise Hutchens and Earl Beeson married at Rev Jesse R Hite home in Danville Virginia on Friday January 24 1936 The couple of High Point were wed in the presence of Norman Owena and his wife Mrs Owena Beeson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Hutchens of 331 Burton street Beeson is the son of Mr and Mrs Perlie Beeson of 403 Cedar street They will reside at 401 Cedar street High Point.

Danville Margaret Louise Hutchens Earl Beeson High Point Jesse R. Hite Norman Owena Beeson W. G Hutchens Burton Street Mr. Beeson Perlie Beeson Cedar Street

Musical Program To Fellows Supper Meet

The Florence Nightingale club hosts a weekly supper meeting at 5 30 PM Monday at the YMCA. After supper at 6 45 PM the Boys Club of William Penn High School led by Professor W E Burford will perform songs. Miss Johnsie Pugh is the new club president.

Florence Nightengale Club Boys Clee Club William Penn High School W. E B. Burford Johnsie Pugh

Lend-A-Hand Club Tours WBIG Ahead of March Theater Night

Eighteen members of the Lend-A-Hand club from Highland YWCA visited Greensboro radio station WBIG yesterday. They are preparing for Little Theater Night on the first Saturday in March with several groups performing plays such as Genie Is the Style and George and Martha Returning.

Highland Y. W. C. A Greensboro WBIG George Martha

Mr. Blair To Address Wayside Garden Club

John J. Blair will present the program at the regular Wayside Garden Club meeting on Tuesday at 10 o clock on North Main street. Members may bring a guest. N R Davis honored with birthday supper at 184 West Lexington Avenue. guests included Mr. and Mrs. R Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Swink, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, Fred Davis, and Misses Virginia Valentine Faye Opal and Dolores Davis.

John J. Blair Wayside Garden Club N. BR Davis N. R. Davis West Lexington Avenue Cletus Swink John Davis Fred Davis Virginia Valentine Faye, iOpal Dolores Davis

German Music Topic Program For Junior Music Study

The Junior Music Study club met Saturday at Mrs. Sidney Gayle’s home. Miss Ja Alderman of Sedgefield performed with a program on German music, including works by Bach Handel Mozart Beethoven and Schubert. Betty Hunt Sustey read a paper on the topic and introduced the pieces, with other members performing. Refreshments were served by Sara Sears Frances Mann and Eleanor Powell. Infant daughter Shirley Ann Buck died January 28. she was born the same day.

Sidney Gayle Ja Alderman Sedgefield Betty Hunt Sustey Frances Mann Sara Alderman Guy Maier Betty Hunt Murray Betty Brockman Beethoven Dupuy Sears Schubert - Heller Shirley Silver Florence Ellis Knight Rupert Schumann Shirley Silver Hart Buck East Green Street Shirley Ann

Attractive Bridge Party Honors Mrs Napier

Mrs Napier formerly Miss Wilma Rogers was honored at a Montlieu Avenue bridge party hosted by Miss Loise Brower. Four tables of contract bridge enjoyed pink and white bridal tallies, with Mrs B C Rogers winning high score and a manicure kit, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett second with a compact.

Nathan Alter Napier Wilma Rogers Loise Brower Bridge Montlieu Avenue Contract Bridge B. C. Rogers Mary Elizabeth Bennett Henry Lips

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Y.W.C. A Moffitt’s North Main Tnes Canterbury Club Louis F. Voorhees Emerywood Club E. M. Brower Sedgefield Manor Fredricka Morris Katherine Lowdermilk Betty Sechrest Katherine Hayworth Marguerite Mann Jene Hess Weaver Dot Crawley Edith Crowder Miss Hutchens Mr. Blair DEPT WATCH Main Street N. A. Napig Napier. Brower Mary Alice Farrell Mary Virginia Hunt Helen Helen Paschall Ruth Katherine James Bonnie Berta Lindsay Carraway Elizabeth Bennett Virgin Nett and Mesdames C. C Fred DeLappe Jesse Henry Lipscomb Ers Good-Thomas Hats & Tams Vy Price
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