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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
6
Mr and Mrs F B Powell announce the birth of a daughter Lapa Grace on February 26 at their home 520 First Street High Point The item also notes Montague Peddycourt engagement of Rachel Inez Montague to Nelson Edward Peddycourt both of Rome Ga with marriage planned March 17 1933 at the Montague home.
Friday events list lotus club at 209 Woodrow avenue hosted by Mrs F H Barrett at 4 90 p m Canterbury club hosted by Mrs Craven Page at West Emerywood 3 00 p m Philo Mathean club meets with Mrs W C Idol at 210 Hillcrest drive at 3 00 p m
Mr and Mrs Charles Morris of Nashville Tenn visit Mrs Morris parents on Steele street. Mrs H N Phillips returns from Charlotte. Karl Phillips heads home from a two week northern tour to attend the Roosevelt inauguration. Mr and Mrs David Yow return from Raleigh with guests Mr and Mrs Will Vogler. Mr and Mrs Tom Turner expected from Raleigh to spend the weekend at home.
High Point physician Dr. F. C. Sharp of 164 South Main Street, a member of the Associated Board of Osteopathic Examiners, has been invited to attend the Milwaukee gathering for the 37th annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association. The board conducts required state licensure exams for osteopathic physicians.
Piedmont Grove No 172 of the Woodmen Circle is invited to witness the June 6 6 dedication of the society s national headquarters in Omaha Nebraska Mrs Hiffie Rogers Raleigh state manager will participate along with James A Brewer Winston Salem and other officers More than a thousand members from across the country are expected including North Carolina drill teams and state officers The event features the special degree The Court of Hearts Desire The building of pink Kasota stone measures 110 by 150 feet with 42 foot wings and contains a cinematic tube system for document transmission The facility emphasizes light comfort and efficiency and stands as a beacon to woman hood and past accomplishments
Mrs. W L Jackson hosted the Salem College High Point alumni association at her Forest Hill Drive home for their annual social meeting. Hostesses included Mrs. Frank Hunsucker and Mrs. Sanders Dallas. The group elected officers: president Miss Eleanor Idol, vice president Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell, and secretary Miss Lucile Dunn.
Two High Point students, Miss Annie Gertrude and Miss Virginia McEwen, are named among 169 Duke University juniors and seniors on the Dean's List for the first semester. The record includes 88 men and 71 women with averages of B or above and no failures, with Wilson Honeycutt of Lexington also listed.
J Lyman Redding, manager of the enterprise, corrected a report in The Enterprise noting hosiery sales run over 200 daily rather than per week. He said weekly sales range from 1500 to 2000 and that orders come from every state in the union.
Connie Mack was summoned by telegram to the bedside of his ill eldest daughter in Ashe County North Carolina. Miller in charge of the Fort Myers camp led in his absence as captain, marking his first test of executive responsibility since appointment.
A Salem College event featured Miss Vina Vologodsky, a Russian princess, giving Lent customs notes and a Russian dance in a 150 year old costume. Miss An Jackson Preston spoke on college projects, with musical numbers by Miss Wanna Mary Huggins and Miss Mary B. Williams. Tea followed with yellow white color motif and jonquils, in a setting hosted by Mrs. L. J. Ingram.
Mrs C B Overman hosted the Entre Nous club at her home 403 Lindsay Road with four tables of bridge and early spring flowers. Guests included Mrs J B Kirkman Mrs A E Taplin Mr Charles Perry, Mr Paul Ingle and others, who joined for refreshments after the games.
Mary Long of High Point joins Mary Young as recipients, with Miss Julia Brown Jennings and Mrs. Ervin Warnhardt of Thomasville and Mia Nanny B. Craven of Trinity mentioned in a regional notice.
A short humorous remark features a quip about singing by a humorist and a reply about singing only in the bath. The exchange highlights light banter and a playful tone typical of anecdotal humor.
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