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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
6
Mr and Mrs W RR Stone announce the marriage of their daughter Nellis to Clyde Hedge mk on March 3 1934 in Dawle Virginia. The young couple will reside on High Point route RS.
Circle one of WoOs Missionary Society hosts a social at 7:80 this evening at the arch with adults and children, refreshments, and a pie cake sale. A small admission is charged and the public is invited to enjoy the evening.
Miss Liddle ovas returns from a New York business trip to shop spring stock and stays at the McAlpin hotel. Mrs. H. B. Ingram has returned home improving after hospital care. Miss Alice Caldwell heads home from Charlotte after ten days guesting with Mrs. C. W. Tillett. Mrs. Ira Johnson returns to Thomasville after visiting her daughter Mrs. Ross Davis. Mrs. A. F. Edwards recovers at home from Guilford General hospital operation. Isa Jane Hese Weaver visits UNC Chapel Hill students spend spring holidays with her parents. Frank Armfield Rip Tabb Walter Hargett John Gurney Briggs Jr. Harry Williamson among UNC students at home for spring vacation, planning to return to Chapel Hill. Mrs. A. S. Caldwell recovers at 531 Parkway from ptomaine poisoning. Mrs. J. W. McMahon hosts a bridge party at 207 Guilford Avenue with prizes awarded to S. J. Snyder, Mrs. Walter Spencer, and Mrs. Carl Blomberg. A salad course follows for guests including Mrs. Carl Blomberg and others.
Mrs. G I Humphreys led the Tea and Topics Club meeting at Mrs RR Andrews home on West College drive. She sketched Luther Burbanks life the horticulturist and reviewed Harvest of the Year written with Wilbur Hall noting Burbanks view of trees as civilization and his shift from ornamentals to flowers vegetables and useful plant study.
Mrs T Austin Finch entertained the Contract Bridge club at her East Main street home in Thomasville. Three tables played as jonquils brightened the rooms with prize winners listed and guests noted. Helpers and attendees included Messrs and Misses gathered from local families plus updates on members' travels and a child recovering after surgery.
Miss Addie Hotston and Mrs Martha Petty Hannah led a Greensboro group to organize a local business and professional women's club in Thomasville. Miss Lillian Yow named temporary chairwoman and Miss Clara Johnson temporary secretary with plans for a March 26 first meeting and constitution by the nominating committee.
High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 30 pm at Mrs A D Brockett 412 North Main Street. Hostesses are Mrs H N Phillips Mrs R K Stewart Mrs George Wood and Miss Irving Paylor. T Wingate Andrews to be guest speaker.
A successful union meet at Weeley Memorial church drew Young People from six Methodist churches. Lois Massey presided with a master theme as a quartet and a playlet depicted Peter’s denial. Trinity won the attendance banner. Archdale will host next. Martha Martin and W R Brown of Greensboro spoke on Junaluska.
Diphtheria toxoid, two doses granting immunity, will be given free by the city health department to all residents recommended by the board of welfare. Doctors may also obtain free toxoid by sending the health officer a list of patients to be vaccinated, with Raleigh as the destination for the list. abundant toxoid on hand at the city health office.
Charlotte Glutting of East Orange New Jersey and Deborahe of Worcester Massachusetts reached the 32nd North and South women’s golf final in Pinehurst. Glutting, medalist, beat Antela Gorreayea of Fort Worth Texas 1 up after a 79 round. Verry defeated Mrs J J Lawlor of New Rochelle New York 5 and 4 with even par 5s.
Judge A M Stack cleans Gaston county civil docket of 700 cases marking spring house cleaning. He orders a new docket after finding cases dating to 1919 and many parties deceased or reconciled in old divorces.
The High Point Poring Flower Poultry Pigeon Rabbit Fair and Merchants Manufacturers and Automobile Dealers Exposition at Willis Ball Park opens Saturday April for seven days. The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor the everybody wins contest with cash prizes. Proceeds fund a new veterans home and clubhouse. Admission is ten cents with free parking and circus acts free to the public.
Ted Williams an aviator from Raleigh reported losing his wallet between the post office and the Sheraton hotel after Thursday afternoon. The wallet contained his air transport license and 8.16 in cash. In London authorities note busy traffic points where bicycles may outnumber motor cars.
The Pioneer Woman statue in Ponca City Oklahoma has drawn about 300000 people since its 1930 dedication. Officials note steady visitor interest as the landmark remains a top local attraction.
New York march 23 Frank Shields and Lester Stoefen completed a clean sweep for America in the international indoor tennis series against France. Shields defeated Andre Merlin 7 5 7 5 6 1 and Stoefen beat Jean Grotta 16 14 64 9 7 in the final two singles to close the series.
Hawaiian slugger Henry Oana says it hurts his rep to be labeled a prince but he proves it with a homer and two singles in the Phillies 7 to 0 win over Rochester at winter camp.
The Junior School basketball tour ended with Room 106 defeating Room 3 by 106 to 108 and Room 6 losing 41 to 108 as organizers shift the plan ship round to Monday afternoon due to a fire.
OCR fragment identifies the Western meadowlark as state bird for seven states but misspells several names and places. It mentions Alaska Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota and Oregon with transcription errors.
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