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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1932

Page

6

Tea and Topics Club Meet at Mrs Marsh's Home

Social notes report the Tea and Topics club meeting at Mrs J E B Marsh's South Main street residence on Thursday afternoon. Several local women's groups announce meetings and Easter activities across High Point including the Entre Nous club Laura Wesson chapter and Missionary Union.

Tea and Topics Club J. EB. Marsh South Main Street Entre Nous Club Z. J. Walser Greenway Drive High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Country Club J. E. Marsh, Sr R. E. Blair J. W. Minter George Penny R. H. Sechrest

Be Sleek That Easter Coat Rule for New Fashions

Beige biege coat described as a chic, individual Easter outfit option with slim lines, belt details, three-quarter cape sleeves trimmed in darker fox, and coordinated with twelve-button gloves, a straw bonnet, and a shoulder bouquet for a formal yet practical look.

Biege

Friends of F. B. Lindley Report Improvement

Friends of F. B. Lindley announce his health is improving after a four week illness at his Archdale home.

F. B. Lindley Archdale

YWCA Plans Spring Athletic Program

The YWCA athletic council outlines spring activities at the YMCA on Tuesdays starting March 29. Volleyball replaces basketball with an intercity tournament, deck tennis, folk dancing directed by Miss Elierbe, and year round swimming with a lifeguard. The gym hosts graded school girls ages 10-12 afternoons, while the health education committee oversees the program.

Athletic Council Saress Eilerbe Elierbe Lfe Y. Ww. Cc. A Virginia Carrier Riva Small Y. W Edna Mae Clappe Nannie Utley Gladys Rollinson Business Girls Carol McKee

Easter Home Visits and Hospital News Across Town

Philadelphia resident Hal Reynolds spends Easter with his mother on Steele Street. Nancy Martin of Bluefield visits the Norris family on Parkway. Mrs. W. J. Walker improves after surgery at Guilford General Hospital. D. D. Parsons returns from Snow Hill after her brother Lowder Beauchamp’s funeral. Virginia McCain and Muriel Gomo enjoy Easter in Dallas North Carolina with Mrs. J. P. Hoffman. Katherine Meroney arrives in Mocksville to visit sister Mrs. Silas McBee. The Trogdens of Randleman and Greensboro visit Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Heath for the weekend. Dot Smith of Montheau Avenue spends Easter with Aunt Mrs. H. L. Modlin in Knoxville. Billy Sheeloff of Duke University comes home for Easter with parents on North Main. Mary Beaufort Smitherick returns home to Windsor after visiting Grace Chesson at 912 Asheboro Street. Ed and Mrs. Ashby of Darien Connecticut stay with Silas McBee at the Madison apartment. Dorothy Kirkman, a Duke student, spends Easter with her parents on West Broad Street. Irma Hogan and Ruth Hilliard attend Easter services in Winston-Salem.

Mrs Swaim Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club Meeting

Mrs A R Swaim entertained the Thursday Bridge club at her Fisher Ferry street home with four tables in play and spring flowers as decor. High scorer Mrs W H Curlee received a breakfast cloth, second prize went to Mrs Robert Rapp, and visitor Mrs Alvah Boyles won note paper. Mrs Walter Rapp, a recent bride, received handkerchiefs. Refreshments followed, and guests included Mesdames Carson Cox, Robert Rapp, G W Lyles, W H Curlee, W E B Tomlinson, Paul Hassler, Walter Newby, C H Newby, Walter Rapp, Clarence Tomlinson, Harry Lee Lambeth, and Mrs GE B Crowell.

Thomasville Mar A. R. Swaim Thursday Bridge Club Fisher Ferry Street W. H. Curlee Robert Rapp Alvah Boyles Walter Rapp Mesdames Carson Cox G. W. Lyles W. E B. Tomlinson Paul Hassler Walter Newby C. H. Newby Clarence Tomlinson Harry Lee Lambeth Mrs. G. EB. Crowell

Finch Dinner Bridge Party Attracts Night Club Guests

Mr. and Mrs. George Finch hosted a two table bridge dinner on Tuesday with Night Bridge club members. Flowers provided a spring setting. Mrs. Austin Finch won the high score vase. M. B. Hite received a double deck of cards as gentile prize. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hite and others. Tom A. Finch attended as a guest.

George Finch Night Bridge Club Austin Finch M. B. Hite Finch Home R. M. Cooksey Zed Griffith Tom A. Finch

Duke Student Miss Mary Covington Here For Easter Holiday

Miss Mary Faison Covington a Duke University student visits her mother Mrs T J Covington on West Main Street over Easter and is hosted by Miss Janet Earley of Clinton Iowa a Duke schoolmate. They plan to return to Duke Monday evening.

Mary Faison Covington Duke University T. J. Covington West Main Street Janet Ear Clinton Iowa Duke

Webb Family Guests Over Easter With Johnsons

Mr and Mrs William Webb and their three children from Oxford are visiting Mrs Webb's parents Mr and Mrs Archibald Johnson for the Easter holidays.

William Webb Oxford

Rankin Family Guests Holidaying in Durham

Mr and Mrs W W Rankin and Miss Eleanor Rankin of Durham are guests of Mrs F S Lambeth on Randolph Street over the Easter holidays.

J. A. McAuley Katherine Rankin Mount Gilead James B. Lambeth Randolph Street W. W. Rankin Eleanor Rankin Durham

Maiden Hosts Circle Two Meeting at Community Church

Mrs C L Maiden chaired Circle Two of the Woman's Missionary Society with eight members present. Devotions led by Mrs C D Westmoreland, an educational program featuring papers by Mrs A M White Mrs C A Cox and Mrs Westmoreland. Treasurer announced $150 raised over the year. Refreshments served by the hostess at the end.

C. L. Maiden Circle Two Woman's Missionary Society of the Community Church C. D. Westmoreland A. M. White C. A. Cox

Mrs Goode's Funeral Notices Shelby Visit By Local Women

Mrs Ralph Wilson Mrs James BE Lambeth and Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth spent Monday in Shelby to attend the funeral services of Mrs W O Goode. Mr Goode was formerly pastor of the Main Street M E church here.

Ralph Wilson James BE. Lambeth Harry Lee Lambeth Shelby W. O. Goode Mr. Goode Main Street M. E

Lambeths Attend Ireland Funeral in Greensboro Friday

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lambeth attended the funeral services for Charles H. Ireland in Greensboro on Friday afternoon.

J. E. Lambeth Charles H. Ireland Greensboro

Miss Evelyn Baker Visiting Over Easter at Duke Student’s Home

Miss Evelyn Baker a Duke University student spends Easter holidays with her mother Mrs W L Baker and other relatives. Her guest is Miss Grace Curtis of Greensboro.

Evelyn Baker Duke University W. L. Baker Grace Curtis Greensboro

Miss Mildred Darden Vacationing at Williamston

Miss Mildred Darden a city school faculty member is spending the Easter holidays at Williamston with friends.

Mildred Darden City School Williamston

Howell children visit Easter holidays at Fisher Ferry street

Charles and Juline Howell students at Wake Forest college spend Easter holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs M Howell on Fisher Ferry street during winter term break.

Charles and Juline Howell Wake Forest College Mrs M. Howell Fisher Ferry Street

Local Student Fay Long Visits Home for Holidays

Miss Fay Long spends holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Keifer Long on Salem Street. She plans to return to Catawba College to resume studies Monday.

Easter Holiday Visits From Local Residents

Carlyle Horner of Wake Forest College spends the Easter holidays with his mother Mrs. R. C. Horner at Mrs. A. P. Dickens house. Miss Eleanor Blair of Guilford College visits her parents on Redding Street. Mrs. Ed Hayworth and Mrs. Fields Pugh depart for Charleston South Carolina and Magnolia Garden. Miss Mary Esther Barker and Floise Chevens travel to Columbia South Carolina for Easter with relatives. Miss Mary Agnes Rawson, a Chapel Hill teacher, spends the weekend with her parents on Colonial Drive. Friends of Mrs. P. D. Haynes report she has been ill at her home on West Bay Street.

Carlyle Horner Wake Forest College R. C. Horner A. P. Dickens Eleanor Blair Guilford College Redding Street Mary Agnes Rawson Chapel Hill R. EB. Ranson Colonial Drive P. D. Haynes Weet Bay Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. Whitstine Fannie Janet Cable Street Mrs. Henderson W. A. Henderson English Street J. M. Hilliard J. A. McMillan Mills Woman's Auxiliary M. KE Laura Wesson Forrest Murray Parkway Harold Robertson Burbank Garden Club V. D. Sale Otteray Drive C. C. Garrett Main Street Methodist Church Missionary Union Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist Churches North Main Street Wesley Memorial the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Wesley Memorial Church Good Will Garden Club Blake Thompson Cedron Avenue Fred Hicks Wesley Wesley Bible Mesdames W. F., Austin O. M. Andrews W. A. Bivens J. D. Brame Emma Brower W. M. Bryant C. E. Cummings E. A. McGhee T. H. Scott J. B. Horney Scott Horney W. L. Strouse Travelers Rest 8. C Union Hill P. T. A Parent-Teacher Association Union Hill School R. BE. Ransot Eastern Stars Maconic Hall Bessie Buck Mangum Rocky Mount N. C Miss Caldwell MR. Lopp Hoyle Edward Lopp Mary Dean Caldwell W. R. Shaffer Lucile Lopp Helen Caldwell Lloyd Smith Pauline Haines Frank Posey Lopp Mabel Henderson D. T. Bray M. T. Sorrell Christian Church Danville Mrs. Bray Dogwood Sedgefield Sedgefield Club A. Lee Gibson Circle Three First Baptist Church Mrs. Gibson Louise Avenue Helen Andrews Caroline Julia Edwards Regina Frost Frances Grayson Elsie J. Massey Pearl Thompson Margaret and Elizabeth Shields Iris Rose Gibson Louise Short Margaret Carr Vera Russell Katherine Anna Lee Ellison Martha Russell Maura Ruth Team Edna Wood Mrs. Moffitt Service League St. Mary’s Service League E. J. Payne China C. P. Moffitt Helen Clark 8. C. Clark Mise Mae Kirkman Piano Clase Blake Susannah Matthews Betsy Yow Bourree Bach Doris Johnson Peggy A. A. A. W. Chapter American Association of University Women Central Friends Church E. M. Shipman Meek Beard Ann Albright Nancy Kirkman Poston Vera Smith Wilma Planter High Point College Ernestine Vincannon Winston-Salem R. I. Quigley H. A. White G. I. Humphreys Archa W. Coit W. F. Ellis, Jr Young Artists Club Abisie Gates Fairfield Royal Johnson Millie Austin R. Johnson Kodak Miss Gates O Johnson Miss Ruth Rupert Billie Johnson Ruth McKenzie Paul Justice Bill Austin Millie Canter John Hughes Noah Johnson Bobby Hethcock Ruth MecKenzie Bibby- Bob Mozart Schumann Grieg Tricity Tri-City Winston High Point Girl Reserves Greensboro Girl Reserves Winston-Salem Girl Reserves Henry A. White Leila Thomas Georgia Smith Julian S. Franklin High Point Municipal Greenville Thomas Smith Mr. Franklin Aurora J. W. G. Kemble Boonton, N. J Ora C. McCain Eleanor McCain Asheboro Aia Mt Parms Beauty Salon West End BY Helen Welshimer Watne Athor Joan Savoy NEA Hal Reynolds Philadelphia Nancy Martin Bluefield W. Va John S. Norris W. J. Walker Guillford General Hospital D. D. Parsons Snow Hill Lowder Beauchamp Virginia McCain Muriel Gomo Dallas, N. C J. P. Hoffman Katherine Meroney Mocksville Silas McBee M. C. Trogden Randleman Inez Trogden J. J. Heath Dot Smith Montheu Avenue H. L. Modlin Knoxville, Tenn Billy Shceloff John Shceloff Mary Beaufort Smitherick Windsor Grace Chesson Asheboro Street Ed Ashby Darien, Conn Madison Dorothy Kirkman P. V. Kirkman West Broad Street Irma Hogan Ruth Hilliard Ford Dry Cleaners S. Main St North Main St Piggly Wiggly N. B. Dehart Mrs. Swaim Thomasville Bridge Club Mrs. Finch Patty Joan Lutheran Church N. Main St Ed Hayworth Fields Pugh Charleston Magnolia Garden Mary Esther Barker Floise Chevens Columbia Elsie Gates South Wrenn Eugene Miss Pearl Blaine Phone Cora Lee Young’s McConnell Road Greensboro, N F. W. Woolworth CO Yow’s Funeral Home Broad and Elm Street
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