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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
5
Miss Margaret Kemp hosted the Kee Klub at her Arbordale drive home last evening. Plans for a private dance in late July were discussed. Two bridge tables competed with Miss Kemp winning a linen sport handkerchief. Next week’s meeting will be with Miss Margaret Wood on Circle drive.
Night club revue style show and dance by Loyal Order of Moose at Sedgefield to raise charity funds. Six acts from Addie Brown school of dancing with performers Martha Minhinnette Gloria McCall Jimmie Burgess and others. John Peddicord orchestra to play with Reginald Marshall Theron Walsh and Stubby Urban as featured soloists. Mooseheart home for 1100 children is highlighted. Sir Henry Irving born February 6 1835.
The Musical Art Club closed its year with a Young Artists Recital at Pickett Farm the home of D Sears. Guests included Eleanor Briggs Sara Was no business session followed by six musical numbers sung and played by members and guests. The program featured violin piano and vocal solos and concluded with two vocal pieces by John Gurney Briggs.
Florence Nightingale club members met at the Y W C A hut for a conference. Mrs. Worden was elected president with Miss Hazel Farrington as secretary and Miss Helen as secretary. Ola Car lud was named treasurer and Miss Dell as supper treasurer. Sybil Bowman will join the club program next July 6 as new committee chairmen installed the thirty four members.
The Swing Club met on Monday evening June 21 on Phillips Street with Miss Frances Moon presiding. Members drafted plans for Initiation Night and a club motto and colors, with a follow up meeting set for June 28 on Hamilton Street led by Miss Ruby Britt.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Kearns hosts the Domino Club this evening at her home 208 Lindsay Street at o o clock.
Attendees at the YWCA meeting all signed up for the membership drive current at the event.
The social calendar lists events this week including the Altrus Club dinner at the Sheraton and the High Point Order of the Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. Miss Carolina Dalton hosts a bridge party for Winston-Salem bride elect Miss Frances Walker. A Good Will Garden Club garden party closes the day, followed by a Thursday tea honoring Miss Frances Walker Lambeth.
Mr and Mrs B A Marshall of New York arrive for a two week visit with Mrs Marshall’s parents Mr and Mrs F L Brooks at 316 South Hamilton. J R Cook is reported critically ill at his home north of the city. Miss Hazel Lanier piano pupils give a recital tonight in the Sheraton ballroom at eight. Miss Lettie Jester returns home from visits to Birmingham and Atlanta. Doris Pilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Pilson, is home recovering after tonsil and adenoid surgery. Ruth Ellis and Helen Ownbey added to the Koonts recital participants after their names were omitted.
The First Baptist Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs W F Clayton presiding. Mrs O C Williamson spoke on Mexico where she spent six years, sharing facts about its people and customs to make the program especially helpful.
A bon voyage luncheon at the Robert E. Lee Hotel Winston-Salem honored Mrs. Charles Lambeth and her daughter Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth along with Miss Lois Johnson as they depart for a two month Europe tour. The event included a four course meal and themed table decor.
Mrs Spencer Carleton of Gardner Massachusetts arrived yesterday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth. Mrs Archibald Johnson left
Pattern advertisement for Marian Martin Pattern 9339 offering a flutter cape collar low neck line and flared skirt to suit sizes 34 through 48. Includes yardage, prices 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book, order details to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 10:30 AM at 308 Woodrow Ave to hear Rev. Mr. Godsey who left the Jewish faith for Christianity. The Lebanon M. P. Ladies' Aid met at North Main St last night with Devotional, business, and an ice cream supper.
Charles Aubrey Davis son of Mr and Mrs C E Davis celebrated his first birthday by entertaining a few friends at home on Saturday June 12 A decorated cake with a single candle and a display of gifts drew the young host’s attention. Friends and relatives gathered to honor him.
The Boyles and Tilletson families will hold their annual reunion at the home of W. R. Boyles near Glenora on Sunday June 27 1937. Special music and singing will be featured and all friends and relatives are invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.
The Air Bureau of the Commerce Department reports 16 of 27 recent airplane accidents were caused by pilot error, highlighting human factors as a leading danger in aviation safety.
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