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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
6
Members gathered at Mrs. J E Millis on Forest Hill drive for a 1230 meeting with spring flowers, dainty table centerpieces, and a three course luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames Bruce Carraway H J Coffield K C Denny R H Walker Frank Hunsucker I T Mann W L Jackson R E B Bencini and Mrs Millis.
The Priscilla club hosts a Friday afternoon gathering at 3:00 p m hosted by Mrs. R K Young at her Elwood Hotel residence.
Utopian Study Group met at Mrs Rodney Snow’s brook court on Wednesday afternoon with Wart-colored flowers brightening the rooms. Mrs 0 B Bonner presided in the absence of president Mrs Thomas Turner. Officers chosen for the new year are President Mrs J S Groome Vice President Mrs Lawrence Ingram Secretary treasurer Mrs Roland Holton and Librarian Mrs Walter Thomas. The program featured a sketch of Queen Marie of England by Mrs J J Groome followed by discussion of Mary Emma Woolley Mount Holyoke College president and peace advocate led by Mrs O B Bonner. Refreshments of tea and sandwiches were served to Mesdames O B Bonner OT Spearman Lawrence Ingram J J Groome Lawrence Matton Phil Warner Walter Thomas Valette J Harris and Mrs Roland Holton.
Mrs Sara Wagner visits New York City to buy merchandise for her ready to wear shop and plans to return home Saturday. S Tobias, manager of the Betty Lou shop, departs Sunday for New York City to seek merchandise for the shop. Friends of Mrs W W Walker note she is recovering satisfactorily from a Burrus Memorial hospital operation last week. Friends Ladies Plant Sale announced by Circle two of the Women’s Auxiliary Central Friends church on the church lawn Tuesday morning March 28.
Ephriam McGill, a Black resident, marked his 109th birthday in Ruther Ford Town. Neighbors and local elders note his long life and community ties as the town observes the milestone.
The column notes that not every suitor a girl meets is as foolish as he seems reminding readers of wit and independence in social commentary from a 1920s voice.
Mozart Music Club showcases a two part program at Mary Jane and Don Wilson’s Hillcrest home. Beethov en items include a life sketch, a Pathique movement, and Minuet op 49 2. Other pieces feature Rhythm Orchestra selections and performances by Elizabeth Strickland Joe Woollen Nancy Cox and many others with songs and dances across the second half.
Representative Vinson urged an amendment to allow postwar price averages to set Burley tobacco parity. He argued the 1909 1914 parity period is the lowest in 26 years and would shift the parity higher. The proposal seeks to empower the secretary of agriculture to use postwar price data in establishing parity for Burley tobacco.
A Mame group gathering at Mrs. W. G. Smith’s Colonial drive home featured three bridge tables with spring flowers. Prizes went to Mrs. Vernon Snider and Mrs. J. F. Garner, with visitors including Mrs. Frank Murr. Thelma Everhart and Dennis Howard wed in Danville Virginia on March 18 1983. Lucille Tesh hosted a twelfth birthday party on Guilford street with games and gifts.
Mr and Mrs Harston William son and Ben are set to arrive Sunday morning from Mount Airy to visit Mrs Mollie Snell at her home on My era Street, as guests of the mother of Mrs Williamson.
Mr and Mrs Hobart Lee Fouts entertained guests on Salem street with five tables in play and rooms attractively arranged with spring flowers. Prizes were handkerchiefs awarded to Hethcock Cox and Maynard for top scores among ladies, men, and visitors. A salad and dessert course followed for the host group and friends.
Miss Agnes Gardner hosted a Monday bridge gathering with two tables set in the living room. High scores went to Miss Valera Russell Edith Myers and Miss Ruby Matthews among visitors. a sweet course followed the games for attendees.
Mr and Mrs David Marsha Milburn of Pla were traveling to New York when traffic separated them near the district line. They guided police to arrange a reunion, but Harsha chose the wrong path. He settled at 5508 Wisconsin avenue awaiting news of his wife.
Southern Railway announced seven bargain day excursions between points in the Southeastern Passenger Association and seven from Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina to northern cities. Round trip tickets will be sold at greatly reduced prices and accepted for return within eight days of purchase. Further information may be obtained by calling the Southern Railway station.
A promotional note urges trying a medicine with claims of widespread benefit. Available in liquid or tablet form at all drug stores.
The article extols prepared sauces as versatile, cost effective helpers for variety in meals. It highlights using prepared mustard to brighten white sauces and cheese dishes, and promotes tomato sauce and canned soups as convenient flavor bases.
The article outlines a dark caramel stock based sauce to enrich pale gravies and stock soups, notes canned consomme and bouillon as ready stock options, and suggests bouillon cubes or meat extracts for flavor. Tomorrow’s menu lists breakfast apricots and cereal, luncheon cheese ramikins, lettuce sandwiches, hot chocolate, and dinner Salmon loaf with various sides.
An act of Congress is required to restore a policeman who has been dismissed from the Washington police force.
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