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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
6
Florence Nightengale club of the YWCA held an August outing at Mrs. I. T. Cagle’s Campbell street home with about twenty six members and guests. New president Mrs. Janie Wade led a brief business session. A watermelon feast at the city lake is planned for August 6.
The Gordian club plans its third of four summer dances named Hick ball at Sedgefield Country club tomorrow night from 10 to 2. Guests are asked to dress in Hick style with overalls encouraged. Duke Barron and his orchestra provide the entertainment in a farm atmosphere with appointed chaperones listed.
Mr and Mrs R A Lohr announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Eleanor to Floyd R Bundy. The ceremony took place July 23 1935 in High Point North Carolina with a few friends present. The couple left for Florida and other points and will reside in High Point after returning. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J A Bundy and works for Myrtle Desk company.
Bill Foister hosted the Pentagon club at his North Hamilton street home last evening at 7 15. Twelve members attended and several business items were handled. A dance committee meeting planned to follow was postponed to a later date.
Mr and Mrs Paul W Casey announce the birth of a daughter Alexandra on Monday July 29 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
Miss Lucille Goldston shows marked improvement after illness and plans to move to Rowella Apartments on North Main Street. She will be glad to see friends there after August 1 when she and her family relocate.
Miss Ina Goldston ree takes up residence there as her sister moves to the same locale, marking a family relocation noted in the column.
The Business and Professional Girls club will meet at the Y W C A cottage this evening for a weekly supper meeting. A buffet supper will be served on the porch as the group prepares its own meal. Afterward the club will go to City Lake Park for a swimming party.
Elizabeth City July 30 Plans moved forward for a meeting of local Negroes to pray for a peaceful settlement of the Italo Ethiopian dispute as part of a broader movement to prevent war. Prof James A Clark of the campus was mentioned in the report.
E T Erickson former erosion specialist with the Soil Conservation Service has been appointed State Administrator of the ECW Soil Conservation Service Program. The Iowa native, a 1920 Iowa State College graduate and 1923 M S degree recipient, taught agronomy and vocational agriculture before moving to North Carolina. Headquarters will be in High Point.
State Normal school and Negro churches nationwide back a week long drive to seek peace. Clark says telegrams will go to Secretary Hull urging U.S. use of the means to avert war, and messages to the League of Nations and to Mussolini requesting arbitration. Emperor Haile Selassie praised for his heroic stand.
W. M. Alexander was re elected secretary treasurer of the department of schools and colleges Methodist Episcopal Church South. Spright Dowell of Mercer University and J. R. McCain of Agnes Scott College were named to the executive committee. Various college issues for church operated schools in the south were discussed.
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 o clock at Mrs. M. J. Lees home 1003 Lindsay street. Mrs. C B Grayson will lead with a Genesis topic and full attendance is expected.
Misses andMrs together with families return home after visits in Durham Asheboro Pulaski Nashville Lynchburg Danville Pace Virginia and a Myrtle Beach motor trip. Names include Virginia Nixon Leora Hampp Dorothy Wallner Opah Culler and Ralph Lightfoot with companions and relatives.
Miss Evelyn Elizabeth Daniels and G Jarrett were married Saturday afternoon July 27 at 4 30 in Circuit Land Avenue by Rev John A The bride wore triple sheer crepe Eleanor blue with white accessories and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniels of Salem street The groom son of Mr and Mrs EB Jarrett of Fisher Ferry road works at Standard Chair They will reside on Fisher Ferry road
Greensboro July 30 Shaw county commissioner says farms need a big bull or at least a little bull to deter thieves. After staking out a ferocious bull near his chicken house there have been no more thefts from the Shaw hen roost.
A spectacular blaze destroyed the boiler room at the McLeod and Sinclair lumber plant in Laurinburg. Firefighters from Bennettsville McColl Hamlet Rockingham Maxton aided, but Laurinburg crews contained the fire before outside units arrived. Officials could not yet estimate the total loss of lumber and oils.
ASHEVILLE July 30 H N Snyder president of Ol Ford college Spartanburg D C will head the southern conference of church related colleges for the next year succeeding Dr Charles J Tureh president of Centre college Danville Va Snyder was elected to head the conference at its one day session here yesterday R C Greer president of Bra Kine college Due West and Cy
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