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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1935
Page
7
Tall stately larkspur is praised as a versatile cut flower for bouquets and arrangements. It is an adaptable, low maintenance annual that thrives with simple sowing and thinning, performs well in beds, and requires about a foot of room per plant for display.
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a public installation in the Masonic Temple Tuesday. Joyce Finlater of Winston-Salem will install, assisted by Moir of Winston-Salem and Grand Marshall of the C. E. 6. Faye Sykes and Harold Moag of Greensboro will serve as Grand Organist and Grand Chaplain. Several C. BE. 8. chapters are invited. officers meet at 7 15 p m.
Card party at Emerywood Country club starts promptly at 3 PM Tuesday. Mesdames Charles Perry and R A McPheETERS host. bridge and rock games with an attractive high score prize. Reservations for refreshments with Mrs John Abele by Tuesday noon.
The Philathen class of Calvary M E church will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at 400 Cable Street home of Mrs Joe Brackett. Heart Sisters will be revealed and a full attendance urged.
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson, a student at Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar Virginia, arrived to spend about ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Tomlinson. Mr and Mrs R B Besser returned to their home at 206 West Green Street from Lexington after a weekend visit. Jerry Jeffries left yesterday for Knoxville Tennessee where he was summoned by his father’s serious illness.
In Raleigh on March 25 Governor Ehringhaus receives news that a rural electrification bill is being shaped for the general assembly. The plan would create a state authority to handle applications from dense communities and seek federal input before introduction. Power companies affirm feasibility of extending lines into rural areas based on Prof. David Weaver’s survey, with 900 to 1,000 miles of the proposed 4,500 miles deemed practical.
Initial shrapnel formed from a wooden case or canvas sack gave way to a perfected time fused scrap-iron filled projectile. French ammunition makers advanced the design to burst over enemy lines.
The Coterien club announces a spring dance at Sedgefield on Friday April 12. Bill Allsbrook and his Carolina club orchestra from Greensboro will provide music. Sponsors include local and visiting young ladies. further details to be announced.
Members of the Musical Art club in High Point plan attend a 8 15 p m program in the Sheraton ballroom by the A Capella Choir of High Point College directed by Miss Margaret Sloan. The event caps a long standing local tradition and draws music lovers from the community.
A dense list of clubs and events fills the week in High Point. The Musical Art Club opens Monday with the High Point College A Capella choir at the Sheraton ballroom, followed by the March meeting. The schedule includes garden clubs, bridge parties, Parent-Teacher Council gatherings, and fraternal officer installations across venues like Elm Street School and the Masonic Temple.
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