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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
7
The Piedmont German Club hosts its July dance at Emerywood Country Club featuring Art Kassel and his Kassels in the Air. The event, a regular monthly affair, promises strong attendance with out of town guests invited. Dancing runs 9:30 to 1:30 with formal attire expected.
Emerywood Country club hosted a bi weekly bridge party with seven tables in the club lounge. Mrs Jack Thompson won the high score and received a double deck of bridge cards as a prize.
The Business and Professional Girls' club held a weekly supper at the YWCA Hut with 17 members and two visitors. Miss Evelyn Hutchins led the program featuring Norman Fidler in vocal selections and a humorous reading. The social hour followed with a gift presentation to bride-elect Miss Evelyn Hutchins and greetings to Mrs. B. A. Marshall of New York.
Members of the Central Friends church Elizabeth Fry class met at Mrs H A White’s home for their monthly business session. Misses Bera Brown and Melita Fidridge organized the program themed around the Spirit of L77 and a supper table display of begonias.
The Reitzel family reunion at Richland Lather n church near Liberty is cancelled this year to prevent the spread of infantile paralysis, announced by Ruth Reitzel secretary of the reunion.
Pattern 93802 offers a versatile Marian Martin junior frock with optional puff sleeves and a shoulder ruffle. Suitable for Mother and Daughter styles, the design adapts to crisp fabrics. size 10 requires 23 4 yards of 36 inch fabric. Order by sending 15 cents per pattern to The Enterprise Pattern, 232 W 18th St New York.
Mrs C J Sears and her children of 817 North Main street left Sunday for eastern Carolina to visit her mother Mrs C R Barker and other relatives for six weeks. Miss Betty Jo Abels hosted guests from Lexington and Chicago including Elizabeth Summers Mary Spruill Kay Willey. Rev Hoy L Fesperman and children dined with Mrs Ray Hoover on Lexington avenue. Sylvia Lamet from Mount Airy visits Miss Harriett Skull on Carrick avenue this week.
Mrs. Chester Ensign and Jack Dillon left yesterday for Statesville due to the serious illness of their father W. P. Dillon who has been ill for some time and suffered a slight stroke his condition is now critical. The elder Dillon was well known in High Point and previously worked in the local furniture business.
The F F Club gathered at the home of Miss Mary Lou and Miss Sarah McRae on Campbell street last evening with President Miss Mabel Rimmer leading. Business matters were settled and a social hour followed with refreshments. The Lottie Holden Bible Study class will meet at Miss Rosa Sutherland’s Lindsay street home Thursday at 2 o'clock with full attendance urged.
A female alligator lays and stores nests with 69 or more eggs, arranged in layers of about 16 per clutch. The behavior illustrates her prolific reproductive strategy and nesting pattern observed in the study.
Dr. R Y Yokeley addressed the Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club at a dinner meeting about his Mexico trip and Rotary International Conference. He described Mexican life and bullfighting, with a short business session and plans for an August picnic and fall projects.
Mrs. Tom Lambeth departed today for Chapel Hill to visit her father, W. S. Crawford, during a short trip.
Miss Alliene Hoover spends the day in Charlotte with her mother who remains a patient at the Eye Ear Nose and Throat hospital there, where she has been for sometime.
Mrs H D Rucker entertained the Yo man s Auxiliary at her West Main street home on Monday. President Mrs O R Hodgin led the session and announced an August picnic at Mrs L Bird s southeast of the city. Mrs George Finch led Bible study and Mrs Dewey Troutman spoke on Sabbath Observance assisted by Mrs D A Helme.
Miss Nannie Hawkins goes back to her Baltimore home today after a two week visit at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooksey on Highland Avenue.
Fragmentary note references Pollock Rebecca and Hock relatives with limited context about location and survivors. The readable text provides no dates, places, or clear events to identify.
The North Carolina camp Society of the fifth division will stage its third annual reunion in Fayetteville on August 4 and 6 in conjunction with the American Legion department convention. An annual luncheon at Steve's Place near Prince Charlies Hotel will occur at 1 pm Monday with year reports and officer elections. Red Diamond veterans in North Carolina and nearby states are invited.
Mr and Mrs D K Cathcart announce the birth of a son Darrell Gene on Sunday July 14 at Gilford General Hospital. Mrs Cathcart before marriage was Miss Nell Jones of this city.
The Lollie Hensley YW A meets at Miss Virginia Lane's home with eleven members, planning a swimming party and picnic. The Oak Hill church Philathea class offers ice cream and cake Saturday near Fairmont Barbecue. Mary Jones Bible Study meets 1702 East Commerce Street at 3 pm Thursday. The A M Idol class of First Methodist Protestant hosts an ice cream supper on the lawn Thursday at 6 pm for the public.
Production of rayon is steadily increasing in Japan and has reached a monthly output of approximately 4,000,000 pounds.
The piece argues that home religious education should center on guiding children to make Christian choices in daily life. It warns against treating Bible study or punishment as ends and stresses sympathetic guidance, dialogue, and shared self discipline as the path to genuine Christian character.
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