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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
6
The Pentagon club members chose new officers for the coming year with George Armfield presiding. Elected were N. L. Smith Jr president Bill Forster vice president Wayne Garner secretary Curtis Newton treasurer Kelman Gomo assistant treasurer Leonard Koonce chaplain.
Mrs John A Paul and daughter Eleanor return from Washington DC guests of Mrs George A Paul. Mrs George Paul and daughter Louise join them on Sherrod Street. Mr and Mrs Robert C Kay and son Bob return to Jacksonville after visiting grandmother Mrs S R Styers. Mrs Hester Summers and Mrs George Schondelmeir with Lena visit Jacksonville after a week with Mrs Styers. en route will visit Anderson DC and Atlanta GA. V Kester Ben B Lyon and Henry Holton travel to Chicago for the furniture mart and Century of Progress Exposition. Frances Kester returns from Hickory. Misses Ruby Weevil and Evelyn Allen spend week in Washington DC. Col S E Willis returns home from Baltimore and Michigan. son S H Willis joins in summer at Sensenbach home. Mrs W F Thomas and Mrs L J Freeman host twenty children for birthdays of Freda Thomas and Edna Freeman at Fairmont Park with Myrtle Davis, Jack Davis, Carson Yates winning contests. Camp Dellwood in Waynesville to host High Point girls this summer. Catherine Jane Ryan Eleanor Amos Betty Gwynn Weaver and Betty Joe Abels to attend. others may join later. Baptist Home Dept of First Baptist to meet with Mrs C S Bennett at 820 Meadow Street tomorrow at 3 PM.
Miss Virginia Hunt hosted a bridge party at her Fourth Street home in honor of Miss Dot Willis, bride-elect to H. M. Ridge Jr. on July 16. Four contract tables played as summer yellow and white decorations graced the rooms. high scorer Miss Dot Willis received a double deck of cards. Miss Helen Davis won handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston was elected president of the Altrusa club at last night’s regular dinner meeting. She will assume duties as president on July 1.
Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston was chosen to succeed Mrs. W W Dickerson as president of the Altrusa club at a biweekly dinner at Mrs A D Brockett's North Main home. Officers named include Hazel Johnson vice president Martha Shields secretary Edna Blake treasurer.
Mr and Mrs R L Renegar announce the birth of a son Harvey Clay on June 27 at their Fairfield road home Edward Davis Madden born June 26 to Mr and Mrs L Madden at 414 Winslow Street
Miss Mary Elizabeth Long returned Monday to her Elm street home from Burrus Memorial hospital where she had been treated. She is recovering nicely at this time and friends are glad to learn.
Joseph T. Weaver Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weaver of Archdale, is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering satisfactorily from an appendicitis operation performed last Friday. A prior notice in the Sunday Enterprise misnamed him. The French Air Ministry plans to replace gasoline engines with oil burning engines on military aircraft.
Beulah Winfrey class of Green Street Baptist Church postpones last week picnic to tomorrow at city lake. All members should assemble at the church by 6 45 p m.
Friends report Pauline Culler has been forced to return early from an extended visit in New York with Mrs. H. H. Rusack due to illness and is now confined to her home at 404 Tate Street.
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