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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
6
The Wednesday Book club will meet with Mrs. C. Clark at her home 638 Parkway Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. The program titled From The Banks of the Mississippi will be presented by Mrs. Collier Ellis who will offer sketches of Mark Twain and Grace King.
Mr and Mrs W J Leonard announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Mr Howard Shaw on January 20 1935 in Chraw C S The bride is the Leonard’s daughter of 228 Willowbrook street The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs J L Shaw and has joined Adams Millis corporation They will reside at 904 Broad street Patricia Ann Swaim Born Monday March 25 Mr and Mrs Sherman Swaim announce the birth of a daughter at Burrus Memorial hospital
The schedule lists multiple club gatherings across Tuesday to Friday. Events include the Business and Professional Girls entertaining the Altrusa club at First Baptist, a public installation by the High Point chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, Narcissus bulb show at the Garden Club gathering, and garden club meetings hosted by Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Hampp, and Mrs. Clark. Additional items cover the Piedmont District Garden Clubs annual meeting with speaker J A G Davey and tea activities at Armfield and other homes.
Lieutenant J L Shank and wife of Annapolis Md announce the birth of a son on Saturday March 23 in Annapolis. Jack Crutchfield who has spent spring holidays with his parents at 29 North Main Street returned yesterday to Chapel Hill where he will resume studies at the University of North Carolina.
The H P College A Capella Choir directed by Miss Margaret Sloan presented a refined program in the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Selections included The Lord Is In His Holy Temple Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace Savior Thy Children Keep Deep River Goin Home and God So Loved The World with solos and a flute piece by Ihe Welch and a Seven Fold Amen finale.
The Pentagon club elected Herman Bernard as president for a three month term at its weekly meeting hosted by Bill Foister. Garlands Hayworth becomes vice president with Leonard Koonce and Curtis Newton re-elected as secretary and treasurer. Ed Rankin named publicity chairman as plans proceed for an Easter dance on April 18 at Sedgefield Manor.
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. A. R. Harrison’s Wiltshire boulevard home with Mrs. A. T. Wishart presiding. Devotional opened the session as plans formed for district meetings at Emerywood Country Club on April 30. Committees were named for event tasks, and Mrs. W. S. Bernard will speak. A letter from Fayetteville’s Confederate Woman’s Home was read, and Mrs. J. A. Morris reviewed a Southern Magazine article on Stratford and the Lees of Virginia. Seventeen members attended the tea afterward.
The Letitian club held a social meeting with Misses Virginia and Dorothy Smith as hostesses. Officers were elected with retiring president Miss Virginia Smith presiding. Dorothy Crawley became treasurer and Margaret Hedrick secretary. An ice course followed for the members listed. In South Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. R H Sechrest and children visited Sumter with Dixie Thomas accompanying them for a stay at Dr and Mrs O D Baxter. Community Arts club to meet at 3 pm tomorrow at 708 Denny Street. Girls Pentagon club meets tonight at 7 15 at Miss Mary Agnes Crooks house on North Hamilton Street.
Miss Leora Hampp of Converse College Spartanburg D C is due tomorrow afternoon to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Hampp during her spring break. She travels with two club sisters Miss Elizabeth Felder of Asheville and Miss Lucile Cole of Durham.
The Stephens Bible Study class holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 3 pm at Mrs. L. D. Wagner's home 306 Boulevard. Leader Mrs. Nora L. Andrews continues discourse on Bible Characters focusing on Ruth. An English doctor notes overweight men endure stress longer and face lower disease risk.
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