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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
6
NEA Service notes interior designers favor lace curtains over Venetian blinds to soften lines, provide privacy, and control light. Lace nets and heavier yarns suit bedrooms, living rooms, and nurseries, with natural tones like off-white beige and ecru blending with drapes.
Miss Bessie Hedrick of the city will wed Anthony J. Simeon of Uniontown and Kernersville in a private ceremony at the First Methodist Protestant church this afternoon at 5 o’clock. Rev J Clay Madison will officiate with only immediate family and a few intimate friends present. The couple will reside in Kernersville after a short wedding trip. Simeon is a faculty member and athletic coach at Kernersville School.
The Omega Kappa Gamma Chapter held its final March lecture in the Sheraton committee room with Dr P E Lindley reviewing Practical Ideas. The group began a new study on Emotions led by Mrs M A Temple and featured talks by Mrs C H Caddell and Mrs Emma Poole. A brief business session followed planning local fundraisers, with no firm decisions.
The Household Arts club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Dutton’s East Green Street extension home. Needlework and hyacinths were enjoyed, yellow green color theme in dining room with a Janquil bowl and birthday cake. Birthday guest Mrs. J. R. Montgomery shared a salad course with Mesdames L. L. Farlow C. F. Griffin Minnie Hinkle Fred L. Ingram J. R. Montgomery N. E. Russell W. D. Sale Sr. T. G. Shelton and J. H. Womble.
Mr and Mrs R L Brinson returned last night to their home after two months in Miami Beach Florida They were accompanied by Mrs Brinson s father A K Schoch Sr who will be their guest
Mr and Mrs Norwood Grace entertained at their High Point Winston road home Tuesday evening March 23. Games and entertainment followed by refreshments served by Mrs Wv L Elium and Mrs Grace to guests including Mr and Mrs Claude Hauser Mr and Mrs J S Moran Mr and Mrs Douglas Howard Mr and Mrs W L Elium Miss Iris Caudle Wesley Jones all of High Point and Miss Theresea Barnhart and Worth Byerly of Greensboro.
A junior dance is scheduled for Saturday at 9 30 p m at Emerywood Country Club featuring the Davis Brothers Orchestra.
Rich mond VA student Florence Allen of William and Mary is expected to arrive this afternoon to spend Easter with Mrs. William J. McAnally. Mrs. A A Greenwood arrives from Washington DC to spend the holiday with sister Mrs. L J Fisher Jr. Bertrand Yatel returns from DC for Easter. J W Morgan remains in Guilford General hospital after appendectomy March 25. Mildred Crowder returns to spend Easter with her parents. T R Ballard to motor trip to Savannah with stopovers in Charleston to Magnolia Gardens. James McDowell family called to Philadelphia due to Isabel McDowell's death. Mrs. C C Robbins, now in Spruce Pine, spends Easter with her parents and daughter Eb B E Mendenhall Jr.. plans to return Tuesday.
Mrs H J Sink honored her husband with a birthday gathering at their Winston Road home. Guests included A L Sink, Charles B White, Mrs L Freeman, James Sink, W C Sink, and Hazel and Margaret Owens of Winston Salem. Mrs H H Robbins is recovering well from a Burrus Memorial Hospital operation with her daughter-in-law Dr Noel Walker Robbins present.
The Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs hosted a joint dinner at the YWCA hut honoring Girl Reserves from the local high school. N L Garner spoke on making a success of our job, stressing courtesy and perseverance, with leadership roles announced for future meetings.
A North Carolina flower conference, co sponsored by the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina and the Greensboro council of garden clubs, will be held at the college on April 14 and 15. Invitations go to all garden clubs and members are invited. Faculty from Woman's College will speak on topics including Birds and Trees. A tea and meeting are planned for Thursday afternoon in the new alumnae house. Mrs Henry Foust will preside at the opening session. Participants include Mrs C S Hagan Mrs Earle Godbey Mrs C T Lipscomb Mrs Vance Jerome Mrs Graham Thomas Mrs R D Douglas Miss Daisy Strong and Mrs J M Tylor.
Miss Mildred Furgurson is sponsor for two Tous Unis club Easter dances in Greensboro on Easter Monday March 29 at Sedgefield Manor. Tea dance 4 to 6 30 pm. evening 9 30 pm to 1 30 am. Assisting sponsors are Misses Webster Hill Lindsay Echols and Montgomery. Abbott's Creek Church to host Easter play March 28 at 8 pm with Fidelis Sunday school choir carols and characters Jim Barnes Shucky Jane Loring Jeremiah Emiley.
Miss Mildred Marshall will wed Harold Clay Steed in a simple 9 AM ceremony at the First Presbyterian parsonage officiated by Dr O C Williamson. Only close friends attend. Afterward the couple heads to northern cities before settling in Greensboro. Mrs Wells Marshall is her mother. Steed works at the Greensboro post office.
The Trinity Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at the school on Thursday evening with vice-president Mrs Paine presiding.
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