Society And Club News Miss Madeline Hoover
Society notes announce Miss Madeline Hoover hosting a club event with friends and neighbors. Guests include town figures and local society members enjoying refreshments and light entertainment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1936
Page
6
Society notes announce Miss Madeline Hoover hosting a club event with friends and neighbors. Guests include town figures and local society members enjoying refreshments and light entertainment.
Miss Jacklyn McMullan honored at a bridge shower hosted by Mrs. Mildred Ferguson on Montleu avenue. Guests included Mrs. W. Frank Armfield Jr and Mrs. Robert Davis, with bridge played at six tables and summer flowers in the living room. Prizes and gifts honored McMullan including a silver tea service, boudoir lamp for Armfield, and silver salt and pepper shakers for Davis. the event featured refreshments and a large white paper bell shower.
Miss Margaret Sears entertained at Pickett Farm with a bridge party honoring Mrs W Frank Armfield Jr formerly Miss Virginia Fraley and guest Mary Daniel. Alma Virginia McCain won high score. gifts included a silver cheese knife and novelty ash tray. A vase went to bride elect Miss Jacklyn McMullan and ice course was served to a long table of guests.
Miss Marion Davis of Towson Estates Baltimore arrived to visit Miss Dorothy Stabler on West Farriss Avenue. She and Miss Mary Louise Johnson of Williamsport Penn guest of Miss Lois Chidester shared honors at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Stabler at eleven o clock.
Miss V irgie M Smith wed Luther C Moose on April 11 1936 in Lexington North Carolina Rev B B Beck officiated. Mrs Moose is daughter of J F Smith and the late Mrs Smith of Danville Virginia Mr Moose is son of L C Moose and Mrs Moose of Stoney Point North Carolina. The couple will reside in the city.
Report notes that Marie Louise, queen of Spain, would never receive anyone wearing white gloves, reflecting etiquette expectations of court guests and formal portrait norms at the time.
Railroads require periodic eyesight exams for employees while auto drivers face looser rules. Trains average 40 mph, cars 60 mph or more. Last year 86,400 deaths from car crashes and over a million injuries. A yearly vision test with license renewal could reduce the high death toll.
Paris fashion at the Grande Semaine showcased top hats for both genders and bold tailored outfits. Designers displayed garden party gowns, tight silhouettes, and a shift from flat crowns to elevated hats with varied colors, while accessories favored sober shoes and bags.
Mrs. L M Bentley and Fay Jean return home from two weeks in Wilmington North Carolina Besch Clinton Miss Mary Daniel guests at Pickett Farms Mrs Albert M Lewis visits sister in Panama City Florida Mr and Mrs Allen Burton return from Huntington accompanied by Miss Pearl Newton Mrs Jimmie Geddie recovering from surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs L A Welch return from Myrtle Beach Dr and Mrs W T Tice and children back from Myrtle Beach Mrs Ed Kline and daughter Jean home after Myrtle Beach visits Mrs George Lowe visiting her parents in Orangeburg David Parsons Jr attending Community Chest convention Dora Dixon and Alfred Hafield guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Harris in Trinity E C Howell W M Wood and R C Srensey return from Cranberry Virginia after coal mine incident J C Hill and Richard Crouse accompany them Mrs George Hendricks and children visit Dover New Jersey with Briggs avenue relatives L G Monroe Joy Patterson and G A Hendricks to visit New York Pauline Hicks back from Boone and Blowing Rock Mary Louise Johnson guest of Lois Chidester on Rotary Drive
Insects do most cross fertilizing of flowers, with humming birds and bats playing frequent roles. Snails have also been observed carrying pollen.
Miss Jennie Reid Newby hosted a bridge party on West Main Street honoring Meredith College visitors. Prizes went to Margaret Newlin and Margaret Bingham. Guests included Lillian Hughes Elinor Moore Lettie Hamlet China Eva Martin and more. Mildred Hilton Long married Claude N Royals at 8 am July 26 at the bride's parents home. They plan a Myrtle Beach trip and will reside at 314 Spring Street Thomasville after August 2.
Miss Frances Royals and Lawrence Beck were married at 1 PM Saturday July 25 at the Lutheran Parsonage with Rev G O Ritchie officiating. Attendants included Wilma Bray and Voigt Ritchie. The couple’s families from Wilson and Thomasville attended the intimate service.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and daughter Alice Lambeth Wilson spent the weekend at White Sulphur Springs. J A Harris and wife left for Alabama to visit Mrs Harris parents. Imogene Lela Maud and Virginia Boyles returned from Myrtle Beach. Mrs J W Prevo back from High Point Hospital. Dick Rogerson visited Boone. Raeford Barbour and wife of Greensboro stayed with Robert Williams. Dick Oliver visited Blacksburg and George Coston with friends in Lynchburg. Hilliard family attended T H Hilliard funeral in town. R E Myers returned to Charlotte after a week with Mrs Myers mother. Henry Rapp came home from Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Sallie Petrie of Lenoir visiting. Lucy Mallard of Lenoir returned after T H Hilliard funeral.
The Stephen's Bible class will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. Ellington at her home on Street. Mrs. Nora Andrews will lead the study and all members are expected to be present.
Mrs Ned R Stuart attended a luncheon at Reynolds Grill Kernersville July with the bride Mrs Fred F Vance and guests from Tokyo and Toronto. A three course meal featured roses gladioli white tapers and corsages. Toasteres included Mrs Walter Allen and Mrs Roberts farewell toast to the bride.
Mrs T M Roberts spends a week in Asheville. Arlene Porter and Kiam Porter visit M Holleman while Ralph Stuart family from Toronto joins J R Stuart in hosting Roberta Stuart of Waukee Wisconsin. Eunice Wilcox from Noke Virginia returns from Don Korner Folly. Ila Mae Musten Amos Musten Hulls party visits Folkstone NC and Onslow Bay. Zimena James Pat son guests near Wilson. John, Lee Flynt Perry in Washington DC. Frances Du visiting brothers Paul Duckworth and Worth in Fayetteville. Kathryn Ballamy Becca Bodenhamer Mary beth Powers Ruth Lisk Moton of Point plus Spencer Warren Craige James Fulp at Myrtle Beach house party.
A description notes how water closes in behind a fast moving body and converges behind the axis. It discusses a rounded tail fin creating drag and a forked feature leaving space open for flow behavior. The passage emphasizes hydrodynamic effects and drag mechanics in fluid flow.
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