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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1932
Page
6
The bulletin lists meetings for Central Friends Woman's Auxiliary and Elizabeth Fry class, Yearly Meeting at Guilford College, Young People's sessions, Peace Institute, and various mission circles. Births, weddings, hospital updates, and local club gatherings are announced along with travel notes and a guide on potato salad.
A mixed page item outlines a savory potato salad recipe with beets eggs and lemon juice and notes a humorous brief about a man named Dr. Speer who flies a plane for five minutes then faces a ticket check in Columbus Ohio. The passage also mentions Misses Ruth Baldwin Catherine Hassell visiting Archdale and Clara Grissom staying in Charlotte with Mrs. Cameron Price.
The Christian Endeavor City Union will hold its annual outing next Wednesday evening as a picnic at the city lake. Games will be enjoyed and each society should prepare a stunt. A picnic supper is planned at 6 30. Intermediate and Junior Endeavors are urged to attend.
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Reformed church will meet tonight at 7 with Eva Younts leading. Circle one of the Le banon M P church Woman's Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs. A J Payne. Circle two at 3 with Mrs. J W Thacker. Miss Crawford Weds John Fred Taylor in Martinsville. Evelyn Frances Crawford and John Fred Taylor of High Point married June 26. Rev. Cc M Wales officiated. couple at home in wedding apartments. Miss Simmons returns from a three month southern trip visiting Charleston D C and Galveston Texas. met novelist Theodore Dreiser aboard from Charleston to Galveston. return trip by airplane. stayed at Randolph Field with Lt and Mrs S W Van Meter.
Mrs A R Swaim hosted the Thursday bridge club at her Fisher Ferry Street home with summer flowers. Beulah Norment won high score, while salt and pepper shakers went to Mrs Robert Rapp. A two course luncheon followed. guests included Mrs W H Curlee and others.
Mrs Mollie Snell and Miss Maie Snell left this afternoon for Mount Airy to spend a week with another daughter of Mrs Snell, Mrs Hars ton Williamson.
Mrs. Robert Ray of Raleigh was the guest of Mrs. F I Alexander at her home on Montlieu avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Hutchens completed a motor trip through eastern North Carolina and left Friday to visit relatives in Charlotte.
Miss Catherine Cochrane is spending time in Greensboro socializing with friends during a brief stay.
Miss Mary Ruth Baird has returned to her home in Gastonia after visiting relatives here for some time. She was accompanied by Mrs. Jack.
Mr and Mrs Forrest Grimes returned Wednesday from a vacation trip to Wilmington and other points in eastern North Carolina.
W. H. Tudor spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. D. E. Hoover on Lexington avenue and was accompanied back to Roanoke Virginia by Mrs. Tudor who had stayed with Mrs. Hoover for a week.
Mr and Mrs C R Reid with their children and Rev and Mrs J K Fleming plus Mrs Lulu Wall and Misses Wilma and Amanda Wall will depart Monday for White Lake to spend some time.
Miss Maxine Hall has returned to her home here after visiting friends in Troy North Carolina during a short trip away from the community.
Mrs. E. C. Pearce has returned from Bonn where she visited her daughter Mrs. Stacey Bowen for some time.
Lexington report notes the Sunday night service at the First Methodist church will be led by the Young People Division. Missionary Mrs Hamilton Moore will speak with lantern slides about her Africa mission. Mr Moore died three years ago serving as a missionary. Miss Margaret Linker returns Monday from a two week rural school vacation in Salisbury and other towns.
The True Blue Class of First Baptist met Friday night at Misses Mary and Margaret Hooper's home on West Side Drive. A devotional period followed by a brief business session preceded an interesting program and social with refreshments.
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of the First Methodist church will meet at the hut on South Main street Monday August 1 at three o'clock. This is an important meeting and every member is urged to be present.
Miss Lilla Belle McCrary hosted a moonlight picnic and swimming party at Link's pond on Friday evening. Honor guests included Miss Laura Mae Harris of Durham and Mr. Ben Weems of Lake Junaluska, with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Poston and Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. McCrary present.
Mrs J L Sowers and her son Tomy prepare for an extended stay with her mother Mrs Betty Travis in Helena Montana. She has leased her home for ten months to Supt A W Honeycutt and family and will probably return next summer.
E. L. Morgan, longtime operator at the Western Union office in the city, has returned home to Abingdon, Virginia on sick leave. Ray Patterson is temporarily filling his duties.
Miss Mary Ellen Anderson and Margaret Thompson are spending the weekend at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Edna Marie Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs H Lee Waters is undergoing a stay at Duke Hospital Dur am.
Miss Margaret Riddle is the guest of her cousin Miss Ruth Hutchins, enjoying a social visit at the Hutchins residence.
Mrs. Grace Cathell of Morganton is guest of her son Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Cathell at Park View apartments. She is visiting sister Mrs. D. B. T. Dell in Ville, Tennessee.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard visits Miss Dorothy Stevens in town for a social call. The ladies plan a friendly afternoon gathering and exchange small talk and updates on family matters.
Capt Trice, ill for ten days, continues to improve at his home here according to local reports.
Social note reports Miss Virginia Fritts traveling to Salisbury to visit relatives, with no additional events or details.
Gilmer Farabee has returned to his home in Reeds after a successful appendicitis operation performed at Davidson hospital.
Alexander Springs of this city and William Springs of Reidsville are spending a week at Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach with Mrs. Boatwright of Knox-
Dr. Andrew B. Speer signs up for a plane ride priced at 21 dollars in Pittsburgh. The item highlights a promotional or educational aviation offer involving Speer.
The Sultan of Turkey owns a massive gold throne encrusted with diamonds rubies and emeralds in mosaic work. Contemporary appraisal places its value above 15 million dollars.
Dr and Mrs Herman Richardson and their young son Herman Jr depart yesterday for Richmond Virginia after visiting Mrs C C Robbins south of the city. Mrs A F Franklin and daughters Janie and Margaret of Richmond remain for another week or ten days as guests of Mrs Robbins.
Miss Mary Gill Conrad of Winston Salem visits Miss Elva Gris som on East Green Street for the weekend. Bascome Loflin and Bill Hodgin return from a week long motorcycle tour in Canada.
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