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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1934

Page

6

Will Organizes Garden Club At Brentwood School

A junior garden club organized at Brentwood School with 31 children enrolled. Plans discussed for club work. no W decided yet. Ladies from the Good Will club attended as representatives: Mrs. T A Tilden, Mrs. A Frasier, Mrs. Hubert Rock, Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Officers named: Helen Spencer president, Catherine Proffitt vice president, Gladys Hines secretary.

Will Garden Club Brentwood Good Will Club T. A. Tilden A. .Frasier Hubert Rock Floyd Wilson Moem Folr Helen Spencer Catherine Proffitt Gladys Hines

Social clubs schedule events around North Main Street

The Social Calendar lists multiple events: High Point Order of the Eastern Star installs at the Masonic Temple. Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at the Sheraton. Good Will Garden Club hosts Miss Clara Whitehead speaking on botany at Sunset Drive. Delta Tau club hosts at North Main with Mrs. H. A. Millis. Community Arts Club hosted by Mrs. F. A. Stewart on Fifth Street. Needle Craft Club hosted by Mrs. H. C. Terry at 612 Centennial Avenue. Wednesday Book Club hosted by Mrs. Fred Thomas on Forest Hill Drive. Utopian Study Club hosted by Miss Patte Jordan at Sherbrook Court. Ladies Auxiliary of the Guilford County Medical Society meeting at the Sheraton. Fourth District Rebekah Lodges session at Magdalene Rebekahs lodge hall with dinner for visitors, 6 pm, 7:30 pm program. Piedmont Garden Club Easter dance at the Emerywood Country Club with Kay Moran's Playboys.

Beta Sigma Phi Sheraton Hotel Good Will Garden Club W. F. Pleming Sunset Drive Clara Whitehead Delta Tau Club H. A. Millis North Main Street Frank Hunsucker F. A. Stewart Fifth Street H. C. Terry Centenial Avenue Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive Utopian Study Club Patte Jordan Charles Perry Sherbrook Court Guilford County Medical Society Rebekah Lodges Magdalene Rebekahs Winston-Salem Piedmont Garden Club Emerywood Country Club Kay Moran Playboys

High Point U D C Chapter Hosts Splendid Meet

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. A. D. Brockett’s home on North Main Street. A prize essay on Sidney Lanier titled A Poet A Musician and A Soldier was read by Mrs. Joe F. Hoffman. T Wilgate Andrews spoke on Abraham Lincoln and read Gettysburg and a 1911 UNC president Edward Kidder Graham address. Twenty five members attended with guest speaker, followed by tea and sandwiches.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy A. D. Brockett North Mainstret Sidney Lanier Joe F. Hoffman T. Wilgate Andrews C. H. Bass Andrews Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Edward Kidder Graham University of North Carolina H. N. Phillips R. K. Stewart George T. Wood Irving Paylor

Miss Agnes Crowder to Sponsor Asheboro Dance Event

Miss Agnes Crowder named sponsor for the Standard club dance at the Armory Asheboro on Thursday night March 29 with Jack Wardlaw and the Carolina Pines orchestra providing music. Torch singer Julia Ellington to perform. guests include social leaders from nearby towns and sponsors from multiple cities.

Agnes Crowder Asheboro Agate Crowder Standard Club Bob Morris Armory Jack Wardlaw Carolina Pines Julia Ellington

Birthday Party Held At Home In Trinity

Mrs. R. K. Gray entertained at her Trinity home with a surprise birthday supper for her daughter Miss Mary Gray on Sunday night. Attendees included Misses Mabel Poole Oda Parrish Dorothy Spells Coke Miller Will Hemming and Robert Gray. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan a weekly dance at their North Main street hall over the Princess cafe with both round and square dances. Mrs. Clyde Morris hosted Pegsy Morris seventh birthday party Saturday at three on East Commerce street with games and refreshments for attendees Madeline Sprye Nancy Carroll Betty Lou Grant Mildred and Billie Samuel Peggy Lou Reeves Ruby Bowden Hollis Lupton and Reltzel Wagner Jr.

R. K. Gray Trinity Mary Gray Mabel Poole Oda Parrish Dorothy Spells Coke Miller Will@ Hemming Robert Gray Sons and Daughters of Liberty North Main Street Princess Cafe Clyde Morris East Commerce Street Pegsy Morris Mrs. Morris Ruth Belle Chesson Madeline Sprye Nancy Carroll Betty Lou Grant Mildred Billie Samuel Peggy Lou Reeves Ruby Bowden Hollis Lupton Reltzel Wagner, Jr

Basses Ready for Northeast Motor Trip and City Tour

Mr and Mrs C H Bass plan an early morning departure for a driving trip to Morristown New Jersey with stops in Atlantic City and New York City and expect to be away a week to ten days The High Point chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds a public installation at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8 oclock This will be its only public meeting of the year Mrs M M Allred of Greensboro installs assisted by Mrs Faye Sykes also of Greensboro Chapters from Greensboro Winston Salem and Lexington have been invited with many out of town members expected to attend

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple North Main Street C. H. Bass Morristown N. J Atlantic City New York City M. M. Allred Greensboro Faye Sykes O. EB. S&s Winston-Salem Lexington

Left Homeless By Monday Storm Hits New Orleans

New Orleans reports about 400 people left homeless after a tornadic disturbance that carved a narrow path through downtown. Police guard possessions as Red Cross organizes rehabilitation. over a hundred homes destroyed or damaged. property losses exceed $50,000. no fatalities reported.

New Orleans Mar Red Cross

Church Social At High Point College Honors Auxiliary Leaders

The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church held a Monday afternoon service at Roberts Hall High Point college featuring officer installations a memorial review and a ship themed benediction. New president Mrs John Whitesell led with Rev Roy I Farmer presiding. circles and officers were announced and a male quartet sang lovely selections followed by a study review of The Christian Mission In America.

First Methodist Protestant Church Roberts Hall High Point College Roy I. Farmer Kennett Farmer John Whitesell J. H. Allred P. S. Kennett Minnie Harrell John Pickett R. W. Riggins W. W. Cecil Walter Crouch Ross Davis Christian Mission In America Kerr Miss Young C. L. Whitaker

Church Groups Plan Evening Meetings In City

Martha Holton Y W A will hold a called meeting at East Green street Baptist church Wednesday at seven. Calvary Philathea class of Calvary M E church meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs George Pike at 1706 East Green street. Mrs Thomas H Elder is associate hostess. Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs W J Stout at 1005 Lindsay street. All members urged to attend.

Martha Holton Calvary Philatheas Calvary M. E. Church George Stephens Bible W. J. Stout Lindsay Street

Wagner Begins Revision Today of Labor Bill

Senator Robert E Wagner plans changes to his labor board bill to gain opposition concessions. He may allow employers to initiate company unions while outlawing employer control. President Roosevelt will study a redraft before leaving for a fishing trip.

D. Harold Oliver Washington Robert E. Wagner Labor Board Wagner Roosevelt White House NRA Automobile Labor Board Hugh S. Johnson Automobilez Ution Board Johnson Detroit Nicholas Kelly Chrysler Company Automobile Management Richard EB. Byrd Pontiac Michigan Alfred E. Smith Frank P. Walsh New York

Automobile pact aims to curb employer union domination

He argued the prohibition of company unions was designed to prevent employer domination and reflect the principle of the automobile agreement.

Dr McAnally Addresses Trinity Grange On Soil Conservation

Dr W J McAnally city physician spoke at the Trinity Grange meeting held in the school building in Trinity. He discussed soil conservation with emphasis on the Deep River valley erosion project. His address drew enthusiastic applause from the audience with brief follow up talks after.

Trinity Grange Trinity W. J. McAnally High Point Deep River Valley

Trinity Grange Builds Community Interest At Millsaps

County farmers at Millsaps, South Geon White and Mrs Melvine Morgan participate as the Trinity Grange meets monthly and develops notable interest in the community.

Millsaps Southgeon White Melvine Morgan Trinity Grange

Mrs Calvin Coolidge Visits Tryon for April Horse Show

Mrs Calvin Coolidge, widow of the former president, makes her annual visit to Tryon from Northampton Massachusetts to attend the Tryon horse show on April 11. The note appears in a March 27 report from visiting Tryon.

Tryon Tryon Mar Calvin ,Coolidge Northampton Mass Tryon Horse Show

German motor coach with 820 horsepower twin engines

A powerful German motor coach has been developed to expedite mountain travel. It features an 820 horsepower twin six cylinder engine and each engine drives one of the two rear wheels, delivering enhanced traction and capability.

Germany Mauntain

Att Bran Suggested To Relieve Constipation

An ad style letter promotes Kellogg's Att-Bran cereal as a remedy for common constipation. It claims regularity, improved energy, and iron content, notes potential headaches from constipation, and advises consulting a doctor if seriously ill.

Ein Sy South Norwalk Conn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society and Wolub News Will Beta Sig Phi Mounce Boden Ter Betty Lou West Lex Avenue Alveria Coleman J. L. Coleman North Main Bh Holmes Jimmy Ricker Marion Dyches Creaskell Mrs. J. Moon Columbus, Ga Anand Alveria Mildred Stewart Burrus Memorial 1 Moffitt’s Sarah Denny P. K Fred Thomas, Jr Pi Kappa Alpha North Carolina State College Melba Chamblee Zebulon W. R. Smoak, Jr Lou Moffitt Wilmington A. H. Graffin Edenton Miss Denny Mr. Thomas Denny K. C. Denny Hillcrest Drive Marjorie Webster Washington, D. C Thomas State College Frank Thompson Welde-Meyer High Point Chapter Miss Crowder Pat” Boyles Thomasville Virginia McCrary Mollie Julian Salisbury Evelyn Parnell Albemarle Calorie Schenk Laura Baker Carthage Juanita Taylor Rockingham Misa Nancy McCachern Concord Grace Hobbs Elisabeth Ross Pattie Watkins Ramseur Lydia E. Pinkham Mery Garant Adams St N. E Eastern Star Chapter M. P. Auxiliary Stephens Bible Class President Ballard Ballard’s Obelisk Ballard & Ballard Co Tonle Pat Pastore N. C. State Virginia Dr. McAnally Just Thompson Shoe Store, Inc NAVY South Main Street Rose Aed
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