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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1935

Page

6

Attractive YWCA Garden Party Planned for Members

The YWCA adult members gather at Mrs. W. B. Meeks home 806 West Farriss Ave NE Wednesday afternoon to 6 o clock for an indoor if rain event. Mrs H A Millis president will greet new members and Iris Welch will play flute. Delegates from Camp Merrie Woode and Camp Latta will report on meetings. Mrs H I Coffield leads arrangements with past presidents M J Wrenn and Collier Ellis present.

W. B West Farriss Avene H. A. Millis Camp Merrie Woode Camp Latta Charlotte H. I. Coffield M. J. Wrenn Collier Ellis

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Holds Meeting

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at W. F. Hall on East Washington last evening. Mrs. B. G. Walsh presided and announced the national encampment plans, appointments for state and local officers, and a July membership drive with invites to women whose husbands or brothers served overseas.

Veterans OF Foreign Wars Auxiliary Ladies’ Auxiliary Ans of Foreign Wars W. F. Hall East Washington Deat B. G. Walsh Carl Blomberg Orth Carolina Fe Cecil Iumone Audrey W. Garof Graham New Orin T. C. Potts Harry Polly Snyder Council Administration Department Robert E. Lee Hotel Winston-Salem Auxiliary Walsh

Junior Service League Holds Regular Monthly Meet Today

The Junior Service League met at Emery Country Club for its regular monthly session. Reports covered officers and committees, with announcements on infantile paralysis quarantine, clinic activity, thrift shop funds, and ongoing marionette classes for youth.

Junior Service League Emery Country Club Margaret Hauser Mra Lyman Redding

Teams Will Play Emerywood Golf Event Tomorrow

The Emerywood Ladies Golf Association schedules a Wednesday event at the club to determine partners and score with handicap-adjusted totals. The team with the lowest aggregate wins, and balls are awarded as prizes. Players may join in morning or afternoon.

Emerywood Ladies Golf Association

Pentagon Club Holds Weekly Meeting at Elm Street Home

The Pentagon club met last evening at N. L. Smith Jr. home on Elm Street with President Curtis Newton presiding. Twelve members answered roll call and discussed several matters including plans for a future dance to be announced later.

Pentagon Club N. L. Smith, Jr Elm Street Curtis Newton

Martha Blair in Critical Condition at Daughters Home

Mrs. Martha Blair remains critically ill at her daughter Mrs. A. M. Rankin's home on Church street after being moved from the Alberta Apartment. Her illness has persisted for months and is reported grave. Mrs. Robert M. Noble is expected to arrive from Chicago to be at her mother’s bedside.

Martha Blair A. M. Rankin Alberta Blair Robert M. Noble Chicago Church Street

You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9454

Homemaking ad for Marian Martin Tailored Classic pattern 9454 featuring a two piece youth sports frock with striped shirting yoke and contrasting belt. Includes diagram, sizes 12 through 40, fabric needs for size 16, and order to The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew Enterprise Pattern Department 18Th St New York

Mrs Husham Returns Home After Accident

Mrs Husham and her children Louise Jack and Judith were in a car crash ten days ago. Mrs Husham is moved from Lamberton hospital to 1305 Pershing and hopes for visits in a week or ten days. Judith was most seriously injured but all are recovering and home now.

A. J. Husham Pershing Lamberton Hospital Lumberton Judith

Community Arts Club Meets at Mrs Underwood’s Home

The Community Arts Club will gather at Mrs. T. J. Underwood’s residence at 5620 Denny Street for its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4. The event will feature the hostess entertaining club members in a casual social setting.

Community Arts Club T. J. Underwood Denny Street

Altrusa Club Bi-Weekly Dinner Meeting Tonight

The Altrusa club holds its regular bi weekly dinner at 6 20 this evening at the Sheraton hotel. Members are asked to meet promptly at the appointed hour. DAUGHTER BORN TO MR AND MRS BERT ALLRED Mrs Allred and husband announce the birth of a daughter Monday July 1 at St Peters hospital in Charlotte. BOBBY LEWIS HALL BORN ON JULY 4TH Born July 4 a son Bobby Lewis to Mr and Mrs H Hall of 1229 Franklin Street at Guilford General hospital. STEPHENS BIBLE CLASS TO MEET The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 pm at the home of Mrs P R Dixon 1001 Lindsay Street led by Mrs Nora L Andrews. All members urged to attend.

Altrusa Club Sheraton Bert Allred St. Peter's Hospital Charlotte Alfred Grace Howard High Point Bobby Lewis Hall H. Hall Franklin Street Bobby Lewis Guilford General Hospital

Welch Memorial Circle Meets This Evening in Home 231 Lexington

Circle one of Welch Memorial M. P. church gathers at 7 30 this evening at Mrs J W Brower 231 Lexington avenue all members urged to attend. Also Fidelis class of First Baptist hosts meeting at 8 oclock at Mrs L G Monroe 113 Edgeworth street with all members expected. Daughters of Wesley met Monday at Grace Lee 322 White Oak street with business and refreshments later.

Welch Memorial Circle Welch Memorial M. P J. W. Brower Lexington Avenue Baptist Fidels First Baptist Church L. G. Monroe Edgeworth Street Daughters OF Wesley Grace Lee White Oak Street Lucille James Evans Kathleen Wood Gladys Burgess Lucille Lee Evelyn Dillon Irene Kivett Leola Bryant Jewell Rutledge Nell Minor Ruby Kaway Virginia Crawford Iris Hatley Edythe Burchfield Verna Williams Martha Hardee Edna Wrenn

Returns from White Lake and nearby journeys noted

Numerous local residents travel and recoveries are reported. J Frank Hart’s condition remains unchanged at 609 Willowbrook. Roy Welborn and Bertha Huffman return home after illness. Visitors from Atlanta, Knoxville, Burlington, and Washington call on friends and relatives in town.

J. Frank Hart Willowbrook

C N Brown of Thomasville honored on 70th birthday

Thomasville July 9 C N Brown local jeweler was surprised with a birthday party at his home to celebrate his seventieth birthday. Relatives and friends from High Point and Thomasville joined in a picnic supper and greetings. Several local business representatives attended the furniture show in Chicago.

C. N. Brown Thomasville Dora Brown T. G. Shelton T. G. Shelton, Jr Robert Jordan 8. A. Brown T. M. Guy Grace Ann High Point Menry Martin Carl Martin Perry Briles John May J. H. Croker Mildred Jack Croker C. T. Brown Henry Rapp E. F. Westmoreland J. 9 Newton John 8. Brown Troy T. Austin Finch Chicago Thomasville Chair Company Mr. Finch E. 8. Wall Glenn Pennington C. L. White Sam H al DeVries Tom Einstein C. H. Newby Carlton Newby Walter Newby

Perry Briles Family Plans Coastal Trip

Mr and Mrs Perry Briles with children and Gary Long and daughter will depart Wednesday for the eastern coast to spend several days and are expected to be away over the coming weekend.

Mia Perry Briles Gary Long

Hoover sisters to Camp Yonahlessee for six weeks

Miss Mary Alice Hoover left the latter part of the week for Camp Yonahlessee to spend six weeks. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Allcene Hoover and her father G. M. Hoover, who returned Friday evening.

Leona Henderson Carolina Beach W. A. Metcalf Mary Alice Hoover Camp Yonahlessee Allcene Hoover G. M. Hoover

Mrs Shelly Caviness Guests in Greensboro at East Main Street

Mrs Shelly Caviness of Greensboro spent the weekend as the house guest of Miss Alliene Hoover at her East Main Street home.

Shelly Caviness Greensboro Alliene Hoover East Main Street

Lambeth Family trip plans mirror city to Riverton visit

Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth left Friday night for New York City to join her daughter Miss Catherine Lambeth who has been visiting friends in Pennsylvania. They expect to spend a week there. Miss Priscilla Lambeth and Charles Lambeth Jr. accompanied their grandmother Mrs. Archibald Johnson and their aunt Miss Lois Johnson to their summer home in Riverton for several weeks.

Charles F. Lambeth New York City Catherine Lambeth Pennsylvania Priscilla Lambeth Charles Lambeth, Jr Archibald Johnson Lois Johnson Riverton

Mrs J C Pennington Returns From Atlanta Visit

Mrs J C Pennington arrived back Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs in Atlanta Georgia.

J. C. Pennington Atlanta, Ga Mr. and

Mrs Evelyn Baker Home From Durham Visit

Miss Evelyn Baker returns home after a weekend spent with Misses Marian Reid and Louise Wanna maker in Durham.

Evelyn Baker Durham Marian Reid Louise Wannamaker

Local Hosiery Convention Attended by Area Residents

Mr and Mrs M L Bales Mr and Mrs T EB Jennings and Mr and Mrs A H Ragan and sons Amos and Robert Joe returned Sunday night from Asheville where they attended the Southern Hosiery Manufacturers convention at Grove Park Inn. NC English and David A Long of this city also attended.

Mra M. L. Bales T. EB. Jennings A. H. Ragan and Sons Amos and Robert Joe Asheville Grove Park Inn N. C. English David A. Long

New York Guest Frances Cowan Stays with City Hosts

Miss Frances Cowan of New York City is visiting the city and staying with Mrs. T. EB. Jennings and Mrs. M. I. Bales at their homes.

Frances Cowan New York City City T. EB. Jennings M. i Bales

Mrs Westmoreland Improves After Illness at Daughter’s Home

Mrs Laura Westmoreland who had been ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Edward Burton is now improving, friends report.

Laura Westmoreland Edward Burton

Mrs J D Stinson Ill at St Leo’s Hospital Greensboro

Mrs J D Stinson is a patient at St Leo s hospital in Greensboro where she is quite ill.

J. D. Stinson St. Leo's Hospital Greensboro

B. and P. Club To Welcome YWCA Guests Tonight

Special guests at the weekly Business and Professional Girls club dinner at the YWCA Hut will be Miss Minnie May Wilson and Miss Jane Skinner, general secretaries of Greensboro and Winston-Salem YWCA. Miss Skinner will be joined by Miss Frances Kelman, and Miss Wilson by Miss Vivian Barrier for the supper meeting. A special program is planned for this evening, announced Miss Nelle Ansley.

Business and Professional Girls Club Greensboro Winston-Salem Y. W. C. A Minnie May Wilson Jane Skinner Miss Skinner Winston-Salem “Y High Point Frances Kelman Miss Wilson Vivian Barrier Nelle Ansley Y. W

Three Americans Die Daily From Car Exhaust Carbon Monoxide

It is estimated that three people in the United States are killed each day by carbon monoxide released from automobile exhausts, highlighting a silent public health hazard.

T. E. L. Class Meeting At Mrs Andrews Home

The T E L class of the Green Street Baptist church will meet at 7:30 this evening with Mrs C T Andrews on East Russell Street.

T. EE. L Green Street Bapttet Church C. T. Andrews East Russell Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Club News BE. T. Harrison R. T. Amos Proctor Mabel Davis S. C. Kirkman Ts. Elliott Sears Moffitt’s North Main ST Emerywood Mrs. Husham Addie Lomax Pearl Marsh Guy Martin Elsie Heath Helen Marshall Messrs Harold Dorsett Ted Harllee Elmer James White Lake Roy Welborn West Golda Mae Harold Kearns Atlanta Marshall Loftin Marion, Va Ding Bertha Huffman A. M. Loll Valdese Medie Loil Rose Martin Knoxville, Tenn Mozelle Alene Huffman Burlington Verna Hayworth Washington Annapolis Baltimore J. B. Hard Chapel Hill Mary Lou Sarah McRae Juanita Brigman Cheraw D. C Gertrude Myrtle Hall West Russell Street Lugenia Baker Ocean View, Va David Harman Tulsa Okla J. F. Hayden Paradise Point Hayden Cottage Agnes Crowder Steele Street Myrtle Beach 8. C Dorothy Rogers East Burrus Memorial Hospital Clyde Connor Roy Yow Catherine Connor Columbia, D. C Mary Esther Barker Dorothy Kirkman West Broad Street Evangeline Taylor Mount Olive Mary Parker Woodland N. C Enterprise Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street N. Y Edward Holman Ray &. Hoover Hoover Chair Company of Lexington Frank Colvert F. I. Alexander Standard Chair Company Caroline Dorsett of Mebane Helen Hinkle Randolph Street B. and Nat Walker Hart Belk - Stevens CO Duke Power Company Duke Power CO Southern Public Utilities Co South Main
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