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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. H A Millis will host the Duplicate Bridge club Thursday at 1 o'clock at her North Main Street home. The Senior club of Girl Reserves will meet today at the hut with interesting features announced.
The executive board of the Woman's club meets at 3 at the Y W C A hut and a 3 30 general session follows. Various clubs including Entre Nous Duplicate Bridge Priscilla Philomathean and Optimist hold meetings at 1 3 30 and 4 o'clock with hostesses named. A Tacky party tonight at Miss Nellie Muse's South Main street home excites younger club members. The Musical Arts and St Marys auxiliary discuss conventions and speakers.
The roll call included four new names and members discussed committees for the coming year. Arrangements were made for a supper in the church basement on March 16. Rev. T. J. Rogers led a closing prayer, followed by a social hour with an ice course served by Mesdames J. O. Connor and E. F. Kearns.
Mrs William Dinsmore of Hartford Conn arrived today as guest of Mrs W H Ragan. Mrs John Walker Jr visits her sister Mrs Herman Meredith in Wilmington and will return later this week with her mother Mrs W G Pickett. Mrs Betty Wood guests of daughter Mrs J J Farriss in Roland Park. Dr and Mrs Thompson of Lexington spent yesterday in the city. Mrs M Coggins and George Coggins return to Lexington after visiting Mrs J A Holmes. Mrs J F Hayden in Greensboro yesterday. Mrs J Elwood Cox Miss Clara Cox and Miss Effie Cox spent morning in Greensboro. Miss Sadie Kelly of Carthage arrived to visit cousin Miss Marie Jones.
March 6 report from Thomasville notes visitors including Mr. and Mrs. John R. Myers and Mrs. EE Dixon from Greensboro. Susie Myers spent the weekend at her home. Others include Ralph Wilson of Wilson Mills, High Point shoppers Maye Livengood and Maie Snell, and Ray Hoover from Asheboro visiting family.
Mary Carolyn and Mr and Mrs John Brown from Lexington spent Sunday at Rev N D Bodie’s home. M G Burr of High Point traveled to the city Sunday morning while Dewey Foyle of Greensboro visited friends here.
A skin specialist endorses Mentho-Sulphur for eczema and itching, noting its germ destroying properties bring rapid ease and healing. The ad advises compraising Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist and applying like a cold cream for clear smooth skin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tudor and daughters Helen and Elizabeth spent Sunday afternoon in Winston-Salem visiting the home of Geo. Cc. Tudor.
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