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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1935
Page
11
Readers complain about column errors and joke wagers on a walking contest between Franklin and Porter. A German club dance interruption, local politicking on Main Street, and society chatter about a Walrus poem motif mix with shipping news and European trip plans by Mayor Slane and Earl Phillips.
People pages note multiple weekend visits and guests including Sarah Denny at Myrtle Beach, Ruby Baldwin returning to Archdale, Serena Hunsucker and others from various towns, Elva Estes from Detroit arriving in Winston-Salem, and Leila Liesvelt from Lincoln Nebraska visiting local hosts. Also announce the Y W A meeting at First Baptist Church Monday night with devotions by Miss Thelma Patrick and reports from Ridgecrest conference.
The V. F. W. ladies auxiliary will meet Monday at eight o'clock at the hall on East Washington street. All members are urged to be present.
A bridge and rook party is planned at the Emerywood Country Club for members and guests Tuesday evening beginning at eight. Prizes will be awarded for high scores in both games, with refreshments served by the club. Reservations should be made with secretary John Abels by Tuesday noon. Hostesses are Mesdames James W Poole Jesse Washburn and Harold Bennett.
Engagement from High Point notes Miss Alma Meade Davis and Henry M Veach plan marriage in late August. Davis, youngest daughter of S Lester Davis, is well known locally. Veach, son of the late Z M Veach of Thomasville, works with Gate City Life Insurance in High Point. Announcement also lists birth of a son at Ridgecrest drive and a local couple returning from a trip to Washington and Virginia Beach.
Miss Lucille Goldston shows improvement after removal from Guilford General Hospital five weeks ago. She had been a patient there for several months and is now residence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wooden Boulevard.
The Altrusa club will be entertained at a garden party Tuesday evening at six o'clock in the garden at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Gilbert M se and Miss Hazel Johnson are associate hostesses. This will replace the regular bi weekly cad meeting. Miss Margaret Brown of Greensboro visits her sister Mrs Robert Free at 600 Grimes street.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Slane hosted a Friday dinner at West Farriss avenue for Miss Mary Belle Robertson the honoree. Guests included James Foscue Katharine Hayworth Welch Harriss Mary Elizabeth Long Robert Fearing Katharine Raymond Marvin Greenwood Mary Simmons Sam Denny Virginia Frank Dick White Mabel Davis Earl Phillips Margaret Hauser John Vann James W Poole Seborn Perry and John Inge of New York City.
Mrs. Frank Mickey and son Joe and Mrs. Howell Albertson with James Leslie Albertson join Miss Mary Lou Cecil and Miss Feral Green in departing for Paradise Point. Mr. and Mrs. Coke Cecil and Mr. Mickey plan to join the group on Wednesday for a few days at the Cecil Mickey cottage.
Edward Sale son of Mr and Mrs V D Sale of Otteray drive was a patient at Guilford General hospital where he underwent an appendectomy Thursday. He is recovering satisfactorily from the operation and friends are glad to learn of his condition.
The Kitty Kat club will hold a summer dance on Thursday evening August 8 at the American Legion hut in Thomasville. Louis King and his orchestra will play. Miss Katharine Green is sponsor and members' parents will act as chaperones. Admission by card. invitations to be issued next week.
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