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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
6
Illustrated Lecture for Wayside Garden Club
John J. Blair presented an illustrated talk on garden flowers before the Wayside Garden Club at Mrs. A. Sherrod’s North Main street home. Slides featured NC gardens and local club members properties. W. F. Bailey assisted. Mrs. J. A. Morris presided over a brief business session. About thirty members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blair
Wayside Garden Club
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Blair
North Carolina
Wayside Club
Mr. Blair
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
J. A. Morris
Have-A-Heart Day Plans Reported By PTA Council
At Elm Street school a PTA meeting announced final Have-A-Heart drive plans for February 14. Give-A-Lunch chairman Katherine Raymond directed district work with Women's Club led by Mrs. Bailey gate duties, Sechrest factories, Wilson residences and Bryant schools. Hearts donated by C. H. Rhodes will be sold for any amount. A fundraising balance is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Techer Council
Elm Street
P. H. Dalton
Katherine Raymond
Woman's Club
W. F. Bailey
Gate of Hearts
R. H. Sechrest
Floyd Wilson
H. M. Bryant
Little Red Hearts
Rev Tom A Sykes Heads YWCA Annual Meeting Talk
Pastor Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church addressed the fifteenth annual YWCA dinner on International Friendship. Howard Hartzell gave the invocation, with Miss Patte Jordan reading minutes and Miss Lucille Johnaston reporting treasurer’s figures. Board changes added H D Sears E Millis W F Bailey M J Wrenn H M Armentrout J A Eshelman and Mrs Fred Thomas. Music by the Modern Art Trio followed by Y songs. Benediction by G I Humphreys. The dinner featured a Y shaped table and blue white colors with chrysanthemums narcissi and candles. About 135 attendees. Mrs Craven Page recovering at home. Miss Bryte Baker Rawson assigned as clerk-stenographer at Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Sykes
Howard Hartzell
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
H. A. Millis
Patte Jordan
Lucille Johnaston
Charlies F. Tomlinson
Chirman
Mesd
8. Wall
David T. Yow
Modern Art Trio
Virginia Frank
Elizabeth Hoffman
Evelyn Boyd
A. Sherrod
Charles McAnally
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Y. W
Aft
Ingram Wins High Score Prize At Emerywood Card Party
Mrs. Laurance Ingram won the high score prize at Emerywood Country Club bi weekly card party. Guests and hostsesses served tea after arrival. Attending players included Mrs. Pearl Martin of Petersburg Va and many local ladies. Mrs Ermalene Sykes, NC Department Conductress of the Ladies Auxiliary, VFW was honored guest at the unit meeting. The group voted $3 to Kiwanis Fuel Fund. North Carolina Society members James Farriss and T Austin Finch attended the St Regis dinner dance in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Ingram
Emerywood Country Club
A G. Douglas
A. 8. Parker
W. C. Idol
Frank Sizemore
R. &. Snow
George McLarty
Valette J. Harriss
F. Whitescerver
J. H. McCall
Arbert Dunkelberger
R. L. Brinson
F. E. Moses
N. W. Bales
W. C. Tice
E. C
Ermalene Sykes
North Carolina
of the Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. F W. Hall
East Washington Street
Lillie Hutchison
Sykes
Kiwanis Club
James J. Farriss
New York
North Carolina Society
St. Regis
Mra
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville
Mr. Farriss
R. K. Stewart
Roland Park
Mrs. Farriss
Metropolis
Wick Wack Dance Tops Thomasville Social Calendar
The Wick Wack club held a winter soirée at the American Legion Hut Kinneywood Thomasville with the Davis Brothers orchestra providing music. Despite severe weather attendance was strong and the event was praised as one of the club's most outstanding functions. Mr and Mrs BE A Wheeler of High Point Route 2 announce the birth of a son Donald Eugene on January 24 at Guilford General Hospital. They reside on Route 2. Mrs Wheeler, formerly Miss Hattie Bodenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Wheeler
High Point Route Two
Donald Eugene
Guilford General Hospital
Route Two
Wheeler
Hattie Bodenheimer
Wick-Wack Club
American Legion
Kinneywood
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Utopian Study Club Meets at Mrs Snow Home
Social Calendar notes a 3:30 p m Wednesday gathering of the Utopian Study Club with Mrs R E Snow at Woodbrook Court. Those absent should call the hostess. Friday at 3:30 p m the Canterbury club meets with Mrs Louis F Voorhees for its semi monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Study Club
R. E. Snow
Woodbrook’ Court
Canterbury Club
Louis F. Voorhees
Wesley
Woman's. Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
James Brown Quiets Suffering From Pneumonia at Home
James Brown is ill with pneumonia confined to his home on Lind say street. Friends will regret to learn he has been unable to leave his residence for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Lindsay Street
Mr. Brown
Mothers Owe Children Decent Conduct as Much as Food
Marjorie Mansfield argues that mothers owe their children an example of decent conduct equal to providing food and shelter. She stresses behavior shapes character and society.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on separation and a child’s welfare
A married woman asks about whether to stay with her husband or pursue another man. The adviser urges focusing on the child, ending nonessential relationships, pursuing legal separation if needed, and avoiding gossip, with a reminder to keep personal conduct above reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Its Against Law To Snore In Dunn
A Dunn ordinance forbids snoring that disturbs neighbors with a ten dollar fine. A citizen cited the rule after complaint, but police warned the snorer and did not assess a fine.
Duck Club Observes Club Night At Archdale Lodge
At a weekly meeting the Duck club held last night in Archdale lodge members observed Club Night with several out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Lodge
Archdale
Final Plans For Thomasville President's Ball
Thomasville plans a President's Birthday Ball at the American Legion Hut with J Lou Gogerty and his orchestra. The event honors Roosevelt's birthday and raises funds for infantile paralysis with a cake auction and a floor show. Seventy percent of proceeds stay in Thomasville, thirty percent to Warm Springs Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvville
J Lou Gogerty
American Legion Hut
Roosevelt
Elmo Huffman
Paul Hassler
Jimmy McAdams
Sam Stark
Mildred Ivy
Dugan Ritchie
Jack Russell
Thomasville
Warm Springs Foundation
Greensboro Club Hosts Birthday Night Party
Miss Margaret Wall and Boyd Tilley of Greenstoro acted as hostess and host as members enjoyed dancing and bridge. A birthday cake was presented to Paul Norman, a club member, with Miss Caroline Hay Miss Edna Bray of Greensboro and Banks Thayer of Guilford College as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wall
Boyd Tilley
Greenstoro
Bridge
Paul Norman
Caroline Hay
Edna Bray
Greensboro
Banks Thayer
Guilford College
Newark Man Visits Family at West Main Street Home
Hospital mentions Zed Griffith of Newark New Jersey spent the weekend with his wife Mrs. Griffith and their daughter May Sumner at their West Main Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Griffith
Newark, N. J
Mrs. Griffith
May Sumner
West Main Street
Lurid Patent Remedy Promises Sleep with Kelpamalt
An advertisement touts Kelpamalt as a mineral concentrate to cure sleeplessness and low energy. It urges nightly use for a week, promising refunds if no gains or rest occur, claiming glandular iodine needs and a cure for rundown conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Todine
Science
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.T. A. Council
C. H. Rhodes
R. T. Cottam
Florida
Wilson
R. F. J. Johnson
Tom A. Sykes
Y. W.C.A
Craven Page
Otteray Drive
Bryte Baker Rawson
Yadkinville
Shelby
Mrs. Ingram
Emerywood Party
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Thomasville Hut
Weir
Kayser
Moffitt
North Main
Young Women’s Bible
First Evangelial and Reformed Church
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Glenn Brown
Grace Bible
Grace Bible Study
J. R. Shelton
Tryon Street
Nora L. Andrews
Lutheran Church
Luther League of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Aioe Anp
N. Main ST
James E. Lambeth
John R. Myers
Minerva Heilig
Norwood
James” Erwin
Lambeth
Randolph Street
John Robert Myers
Nan Burgin
Asheville
Gladys Black
Lexington Avenue
Miss Black
Woman's College
J. W. Boyles
City Memorial
Main ST
Kress
Vicks
Woeed
Vicks Vatro
Beavans Quality Shoppe
Gossard
South Main Street
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