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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
6
The Piedmont German club hosts a formal June dance at the Bperrywood Country Club with Jan Garber and his orchestra performing 9 30 to 1 30. The event draws anticipated crowds from Chapel Hill and High Point with plans for out of town guests and a torch singer in the program.
The Junior Service League held its regular morning session at Emerywood Country Club with Miss Margaret Hauser presiding. Reports covered Altrusa reception, Poppy sale volunteers, 24 babies treated at the Clinic, welfare program expansion, six layettes furnished, milk for undernourished children, and fall course plans plus a children's play at the YWCA on June 26.
An ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder claiming it reduces pore clogging, makes skin look younger, lasts longer, and avoids irritation or a pasty finish. It promises a smooth spread and appealing results, ending with a price note of one dollar.
The Archdale M E church will serve an ice cream supper Friday evening from six to nine o'clock inviting the public to attend. The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church meets tonight at 8 o'clock at Mrs. S E Holt’s home on the Asheboro road with Miss Rose Goldsmith leading the program. Members should attend and those needing transportation meet at the church at 7 30.
Miss Mildred Elizabeth Thomas and Ivey Ganford Bodenhamer were married Saturday afternoon June 9 at Abbott's Creek Baptist church in Abbott's Creek. Rev J M Hilliard officiated with witnesses including Mr and Mrs Paul Green and Miss Mae Bodenhamer. The couple's reception included a Sunday dinner at the groom's home with about 35 guests.
The social calendar lists meetings and gatherings across High Point venues. Women’s clubs, a DAR chapter, garden clubs, a dance at Emerywood, bridge parties, and bridal events fill Tuesday through Saturday with officer elections, entertainments, and notable attendees.
Advertises the Marian Martin pattern 9941 a cotton frock with neck opening easy to wear for sizes 10 through 18. Includes design notes, fabric yardage for size 16, separate belt option, and ordering details. Also promotes the Summer Edition pattern book with fashion ideas and a combined price for book and pattern. Orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
Misses Lessie and Belva Harris entertained the Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church on Randolph Street. Guests included new member Mrs Albert Shuford and visitor Mrs Alta Heath. the meeting featured a program on Missionary Societies in Korea and refreshments followed.
Mrs. W. B. Perry stays at her home after a visit with relatives in Henderson. Her daughter Janice remains in Henderson for a longer stay and Mrs. Perry plans to join her there later.
Members of the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church are asked to contact Miss Sarah Jarrett at 9761 if they wish to attend the convention at Guilford College all day Friday.
The Junior Burbank Garden club meeting set for Wednesday at Mrs. W. G. Reid’s home is rescheduled to Thursday morning at ten o clock. All members are asked to note the time change.
The recital for Miss Mae Kirkman's piano pupils, moved from Thursday to Friday evening, will be at 8 o'clock in the Sheraton hotel. The public is invited to attend and follow the progress of the students.
Southern Railway inaugurates summer passenger train service into Western North Carolina from June 10. Sleeping cars operate Asheville from New Orleans Richmond and Atlanta. Trains 1 and 2 added between Spartanburg and Asheville to handle overnight traffic. June 20 adds Savannah to Asheville connections with trains 23 and 24. The Smoky Mountains Tours Company offers tours from Asheville through Great Smoky Mountains National Park to area points of interest.
In Greensboro on June 12 the estate of Dr Joseph L Spruill superintendent of Guilford county sanatorium valued at 11500 was left to widow Daisy W Spruill as sole beneficiary and executrix. Will dated April 23 1930 probated in Superior court. Mrs Mary Kennett Blair qualified as executrix of her husband W B Blair who died June 2. estate valued but not recorded. Will executed August 20 1930.
Mr and Mrs M L Foust announce the marriage of their daughter Addie to Spur geon Hines on Monday June 11 1934 at the Pilgrim Holiness church with only close relatives present. The couple will reside with the bride's parents on High Point route two. Thomas Emile Dodamead will address the Business and Professional Girls club at 6 15 tonight at the YWCA Hut.
The Calvary WMU holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o clock this evening. The gathering takes place at the home of Mrs. W M Evans on East Green Street with members expected to be present.
Mrs J L Norred of Georgia says Cardui gave her confidence while pregnant and after delivery. She describes relief from weakness nervousness back pain and fatigue and credits Cardui with improving her health. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them and urge medical advice if not helped.
A newspaper ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a pleasant fiber source to prevent constipation. It explains fiber bulk absorbs moisture, forms a soft mass, and aids waste passage, while supplying vitamin B and iron. Two tablespoons daily recommended, with caution to see a doctor if seriously ill.
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