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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1935

Page

11

Emerywood Dinner Dance Set at Emerywood Club

The Emerywood Club will host a dinner dance on Saturday evening March 16 marking the second such event this month. Les and his orchestra of Duleiversity will provide music making their first city appearance. Dinner begins at 7:30 and members may reserve tables with secretary John Abels before Friday noon.仅

Emerywood Ntry Club Les Duleiversity Mak Ing City John Abels

Nationwide Banquet to Honor Business Women in High Point

On March 26 in High Point the Business and Professional Girls Club joins with the YWCA Live-Y’ers and Altrusa to sponsor a Nationwide Banquet at First Baptist Church. The event will honor business women across the city with speakers and shared objectives. Tickets are available through the YWCA.

United Tes Coun M. C A Tional Business and Professional Girls Club High Point First Baptist Church Altrusa Club

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Focuses on Better Movies

The American Legion Auxiliary plans Friday gathering at 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas 706 Mont Hew avenue with hostesses Mesdames J. F. Carriker Robert Molt and D. D. Arden. March is community service month and principal speaker is Mrs. Geddie Strickland with Mrs. C. H. Risch providing accordion music. Full attendance urged.

American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Thomas Monthew Avenue Meadames J. F. Carriker Robert Molt D. D. Arden Geddie Strickland C. H. Risch

Dozen Tables Reserved for Legion Auxiliary Benefit Party

Approximately twelve tables were reserved for a bridge benefit hosted by the local American Legion Auxiliary in the Legion hall Friday evening. Attractive prizes donated by merchants and Auxiliary members were awarded to winners including EB Briggs and family, Paulette Lindsay, Virginia Calhoun, Chester Greer, J W McMahon, E Smith and guests J H King and Elford York. A sweet course with coffee and nuts followed the cards.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall EB. L. Briggs Paulette Lindsay Virginia Calhoun Chester Greer J. W. McMahon E. Smith J. H. King Elf

Graduate Nurses To Meet Next Wednesday

The High Point Graduate Nurses club will meet on Wednesday March 13 at 3 PM in the City Health department over Wilson Shoe store. Miss Xanie Stowe will give introductory remarks and Miss Veigh Hutchinson will speak on School Nursing followed by Healthograms by city school children and a group song. Mrs Thomas Sprinkle will close with a talk on The American Red Cross. Trinity Grange to meet Monday night at 7 30 with a round table on sell problems and a sales specialist present. John Leslie Andrews four year old son of Mr and Mrs J L Andrews 808 Carrick avenue is recovering from scarlet fever.

High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club City Health Department Wilson Shoe Store Xanie Stowe Veigh Hutchison Mabel Patton High Point Meredith Beam Metropolitan Nursing Service Thomas Sprinkle American Red Cross Oak View Oak View P. T. A C. H. Freeman Lula Mae Motsinger J. F. Wood R. Clinard Blanche Moss Blanche County Board of Education New Oak View N. H. Davis G. F. Wood B. C. Blair

DeMolay Spring Holiday Dance At Sedgefield

High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay hosts a spring holiday dance Friday March 15 at Sedgefield Manor from ten to two. Billy Knauff and the University Vagabonds provide music with special lighting effects enhancing the event.

High Point Order of DeMolay Sedgefield Manor Billy Knauff University Vagabonds Chapel Hill Virginia Boyles Clark Hubbard Rose Rogers Wallace Ellington Micky Mason Joe Jarrell Katharine Loudermilk B. C. Fowler Virginia Harrison

Local Greensboro College alumnae attend Homecoming events

Local alumnae joined Greensboro College for Founders and Benefactors Day at Odell Memorial hall led by Dr. Charles F. Myera. A luncheon in the dining room followed by a tree dedication from High Point alumnae in memory of Dr. Dred Peacock preceded a college players’ rendition of The Princess Marries the Page and an afternoon tea.

Greensboro College Mesdames W. B. Hall Holt McPherson J. B. Woolsey Minnie Vail J. W. Chandler Odell Memorial Hall Charles F. Myera Greensboro High Point Dred Peacock College Players Edna St. Vincent Millay

Priscilla Club Hosts Spring Themed Afternoon Tea

Mrs. I. P. Ingle hosted the Priscilla club and guests at her Sherbrook court home on Friday afternoon. The gathering featured spring flowers, needlework, and conversation with a salad service at small tables, each adorned by a floral centerpiece. Attendees included Mesdames Hoke Bullard, C. A. Ring, C. C. Robbins, A. E. Taplin, Charles W. Perry, J. F. Hayden, W. W. Idol, C. Clark, Fred P. Ingram and guests Ed Kearns, Charles Amos, C. R. B. Overman, F. B. Harllee, Bascom Hoskins, W. J. Fraley and R. S. Lafferty.

Priscilla Club I. P. Ingle Sherbrook Court Mesdames Hoke Bullard C. C. Robbins A. E. Taplin Charles W. Perry J. F. Hayden W. W. Idol C. Clark Fred P. Ingram Mesdames Ed Kearns Charles Amos C. RB. Overman F. B. Harllee Bascom Hoskins W. J. Fraley R. 8. Lafferty

Ada Blair P T A Meets With Varied Activities

Ada Blair P T A met March 6 with devotionals and a radio education talk by Dr C R Hinshaw of High Point College. Mother attendances and a Clemons Marionettes event at the school were announced along with a prize for Miss Fracters fifth grade.

City P.-T. A Ada Blair Misa Hutchison Misa Ada Blair Clemons

The Sociological Significance of Woman Scrutinized

A reader condemns a masculine essay on women as a national tragedy and mocks its claims from cave days to modern times. The critique highlights stereotypes of wife roles, labor shifts, and chivalry, while noting the author’s anonymity for political and social reasons.

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