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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1935

Page

14

Representative Pickens Speaks at Tri City Banquet

The closing session of the second annual Tri City Conference of Industrial Girls of the Y W C A at Wesley Memorial church featured Representative Rupert T Pickens of this city. He outlined social legislation and education funding, discussed the Child Labor amendment and rabies bill, and urged reforms to capital punishment. About one hundred girls from Winston Salem Greensboro Salisbury Durham and High Point attended.

General Assembly Rupert T. Pickens Tri-City Conference of Industrial Girls Wesley Memorial Church Pickens Winston-Salem Greensboro Salisbury Durham High Point Margaret Curry Ernestine Voncannon Rose File Florence H. A. White

Alma Owen Hosts Study Club Meet in Lexington

Miss Alma Owen elected president for the new year at the O Henry Study club March meeting held at her West First Ave home. Members discussed programs with Mrs W H Moffitt and others, plus writers Georgian period figures. High School Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting Wednesday with Miss Mildred Lindsay in charge focusing on recreation.

Lexington O. Henry Study Club Alma Owen West First Avenue H. E. Olive Miss Owen Mildred Lindsay W. D. Clark Louis Gaines Paul Hinkle Mildred Lindeau Marion Justice

Missionary Society Hosts Laundry Workers at Brunswick Stew

The Missionary Society of the First Reformed church entertained employees and wives of Lexington and B. & B. Laundries with Brunswick stew in the basement of the Reformed Sunday school building. Mrs. Paul Hinkle thanked the laundries for their free service to the church ladies. Bowles of

the Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church Lexington and B. & B Brunswick Reformed Sunday School Paul Hinkle

Grace Williams Birthday Party At Mrs Smith Home

Mrs Lee Smith hosted a Monday party on West Second Avenue for her daughter Grace Williamss nineteenth birthday. Guests played bridge in the living room with spring flowers, and Orlynne Gambrell won the high cut ladies prize while Ed Hooper earned the high score gentlemen prize. An ice course followed.

Lee Smith West Second Avenue Grace Williams Bridge Orlynne Gambrell Ed Hooper

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel

A. J. Newton spent Friday morning in Thomasville on business. Miss Eunice Brinkley returned to Salisbury after visiting Miss Verna Mae Koonte. Jim Daniel III, son of Attorney J. M. Daniel Jr., spends the week in New York as guest of Michael Erlanger. Young Daniel and Erlanger are UNC Chapel Hill classmates. Miss Elizabeth Terry and guest Miss Ernest Hines of Kinston visit Miss Terry's parents Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Terry for the weekend.

A. J. Newton Thomasville Eunice Brinkley Salisbury Verna Mae Koonte Jim Daniel J. M. Daniel, Jr New York Michael Erlanger Daniel Erlanger University of North Carolina At

Social Calendar for High Point Weekly Schedule

A list of civic and club events from Monday to Friday including United Daughters of Confederacy hosting at Wiltshire Boulevard, High Point College A Capella program, Emerywood bridges for ladies, various garden club meetings, and district garden club annual meeting at the Emerrywood Country Club with guest speaker J A G Davey from Kent Ohio.

James A. G. Davey Kent Ohio Piedmont District Emerywood Country Club High Point Council of Garden Clubs H. A. Millis A. R. Harrison High Point United Daughters of Confederacy Wiltshire Boulevard N. &. Stirewall C. L. Whitaker Musical Art Club Sheraton Hotel High Point College John C. Abels

Thomasville Phi Beta Club Entertained In High Point

The Phi Beta club drawn from Thomasville Greensboro and High Point held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. J A Morrison Brentley circle in High Point. President Mrs Charles F Lambeth presided. Talks covered Literature A Novelist and An Editor focusing on Thomas Dixon and The Man In Gray and William Randolph Hearst.

Thomasville Phi Beta Club Greensboro High Point J. A. Morrison Brentley Charles F. Lambeth Thomas Dixon E. W. Cates Man In Gray Dixon Charlies Lambeth William Randolph Hearst Harry Lee Lambeth Robert Lambeth BE. W. Cates C. H. Newby R. C. Harville Paul Newton Mamie Harris

Mothersingers to headline North Carolina PTA convention

The Sixteenth Annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Asheville will feature the Mothersingers opening the Wednesday session April 17. Miss Grace Van Dyke More will direct with selections by Ward Loomis di Capua Mendelssohn Brahms Lacome. Mothersingers from across the state are to rehearse April 17 at Grove Park Inn.

North Carolina Loomis di Capua Mendelssohn North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Mra W. A. White, S Jr Luther Leagues Luther Leagues of Greensboro F. L. Conrad Luthern Leaguer Winifred Bodie Luther Leaguer

Local Socials and Club News Across Greensboro

Miss Mary Lambeth of Sweet Briar College spent spring holidays with her parents in Sweet Briar Virginia and attended a Greensboro dance hosted by Miss Beda Carlson. The Thomasville Woman's Club and St Mary’s church groups held meetings with hosted programs, poetry, music, and refreshments. Births, recoveries, and local society notices fill the day’s community notes with visits, travel, and upcoming events in Greensboro and nearby towns.

Mary Johnson Lambeth Sweet Briar College Sweet Briar Charlee F. Lambeth Greensboro Beda Carlson Greensboro Country Club

Wellesley Alumnae Luncheon Hosted in Winston-Salem

Misa Catherine Lambeth attended a Wednesday luncheon for Wellesley College alumnae in Winston-Salem. The event took place at the Robert E. Lee hotel and centered on alumnae gathering and networking.

Misa Catherine Lambeth Winston-Salem Wellesley College Robert E. Lee

Mrs G L Paschal to Return Home After Visitation

Mrs G L Paschal of Greensboro will return home tomorrow after spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs R L Harville.

G. L. Paschal Greensboro R. L. Harville

Luncheon Held At Ridge Street Home By Miss Lois Johnson

Miss Lois Johnson hosted a Saturday luncheon at her Ridge Street home with guests from the high school faculty and Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth. The table featured spring flowers as centerpiece and a three course meal was served to Eunice Kneece Vera Dixon Lucy Hazelwood Marian Crider Mae Shearer Margaret Hunt and ladies Mrs Harry Culp N J Miles and A H Werner.

Lois Johnson Ridge Street Charles F. Lambeth Eunice Kneece Vera Dixon Lucy Hazelwood Marian Crider Mae Shearer Margaret Hunt Harry Culp N. J. Miles A. H. Werner

Miss Williams Accepts Post With Burlington Mills

Miss Josephine Williams leaves for Burlington to take a job with Burlington Mills Inc. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Williams of this city.

Josephine Williams Burlington The Burlington Mills, Inc Miss Williams Rm Robert Williams City

Perry Briles On Buck-Ex8 Trip In Tarboro

Perry Briles spent the past week in Tarboro on a buck-ex8 trip, according to the readable extract.

Perry Briles Tarbor

Barn Dance Tells of Hay Ride Night at Emerywood Club

A rural Friday Barn Dance at the Emerywood Country Club features a hay ride entry and a string band. The crowd dressed up in ginghams and bonnets, with colorful personalities like Anne Mendenhall and Caroline Freeze, while locals like Horace Haworth and Ed Millis mingle amid playful hog calls and dance rhythms.

Dobbin Emerywood Country Club Anne Mendenhall Caroline Freeze Hi Hudson Charlie Frank Robbins Charlie Parker Sid Tomlinson E. W. Freeze, Jr Milbourne Amos Prac

Local Social Notes Highlight Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs Archie Peckinpaugh and Mr and Mrs Hubert Caldwell left for their New Castle Indiana home after visiting Mr and Mrs R L Green at 302 Best Street. Miss Helen Davis and Mildred Crowder spend weekend in Spartanburg DC as guests of Miss Leora a student at Converse College. Miss Eisie Cook of 118 West Willis Street is out again after a Guilford General Hospital operation and weekend visit with her mother Mrs A S Caldwell Sr on Newton Street. Mrs Joseph Hardison and Charles Lee Smith Jr return to Raleigh.

Archie Peckinpaugh Hubert Caldwell Newcastle Ind R. L. Green Best Street Mr. Peckinpaugh Green Helen Davis Mildred Crowder Spartanburg, D. C Leora O Converse Colege Eisie Cook West Willis Street Guilford General Host Inez Caldwell A. 8. Caldwell, Sr Newton Street Joseph Hardison Charles Lee Smith, Jr Raleigh

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R. I.’. Pickens T’o DeLite Beauty Shop F. Green Street Hick’s Home Delicatessen Perkinson's Congress North Main R. T. Cottam Elm Street Altrusa Business and First Baptist Church Jones Byrne English Street Burbank Bruce Craven Garden Clubs J. A. G. Davey W. F. Armfieldd Roland Park Canterbury Club R. A. McPheeters West Farrisr Avenue P. m Club of Carter Dalton Johnson Street Thomasville Phi Beta Club Carson Cox Gleaners Main Street M. BF Spring Street Cox R. K. Farrington Co. B. Griffin Max Moore Sam Welborn G. W. Lyles John Hall H. W. Haire Denisse Franklin Misa Mabel Pike Mann Drug No. 2 N. C Congress of Parents Asheville W. FE. Tomlinson Sunrise Avenue Thursday Bridge Club Charles F. Phillips J. W. Hawthorne Walter W. Rapp Robert Rapp Thomasville Woman's Club Louise McMillan I. G. Greer Sallie McCracken Lucille Hamby McMillan George Finch Emily Dickenson C. F. Finch Charles Lambeth Music Federation Winston AL. Carroll Atkinson James D. le Gwin John R. Dick Hunt Bresno Huhn Luxembure Gardens Catherine Lockhart Manning Hildac Charlotte Frank Calvert ST. Mary's Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church L. R. Stewart Lindsay Street SR. Endeavor Society Christian Endeavor Society Welch Memorial Church Bud Cashwell Ward Street Annabal Sowers Rev. Hipps Margaret Dot Preddy Wilbur Hutchins Annabel Sowers Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church Gladys Ellington Martha Holton Ater W. C. Beavans Clara Steele Farsh North Main Street FE. B. Bragg Burrus Memorial Hospital M. Z. Perkinson Lancaster G. W. Armstrong W. T. Kemp R. H. Gordon Reidsville Frances Mann Ruth Pollock Betty Waldron Irving Park Mrs. Waldron Bration Elisabeth Morriss Tero Alice Freeze Rockford Road Miss M Elwood Country Club C. L. Myrick Randleman Jimmie Dean Point Tically Hyar Horace Haworth Louise Smith Annie Macdowell Tom Ole Horace Haworth Ed Millis K Denny Charlie Tomlin Junior Robbins Bers Promenas Margotf Ed - Ae Wagger's Ladies’ Shop Wagger's Mrs Sara Wagger
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