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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
6
Society notes report De Molay councillors W J McAnally Jr and N L Smith Jr honored at a dancing gathering hosted by Mrs M S Hall on Car Avenue. About twenty couples danced from 8 to 11 30 with refreshments served afterward.
Archdale residents report Easter visits and guests from Salisbury to Greensboro. Miss Alma McCain returns from Woman's College, UNC Greensboro, to spend Easter with her mother. Students from Beaver College and Virginia State Teachers College are listed among Easter guests. The Community Arts Club met at Mrs. F. A. Stewart’s home, planning a program and serving a salad course.
A flock of pelicans glides in unison, following a leading bird as they lift off. The coordinated display shows a calm, deliberate ascent with each bird taking cues from the leader before broadening their formation.
High Point Christian Endeavor union announces annual Easter Sunrise service at 7 am Sunday at First Methodist Protestant. Rev Roy I Farmer will deliver the message “Our Challenge, Go Quickly and Tell” with special Easter music. Local Endeavor members and the public are urged to attend.
About fifty officers and delegates from Rebekah Lodges in the fourteenth district gather in the city for a district meeting hosted by the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge. Miss Cleo Blankenship presides through afternoon and evening sessions with officers Mrs. Berta Loman and Mrs. Lessie Watson in attendance. A 6 o'clock dinner honors visiting officers precedes the final 7:30 p.m. session conducted by the Degree Staff illustrating the Order's degree.
Winston-Salem March 30 The North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects laments Governor Ehringhaus for failing to appoint a state building code council as directed by the 1932 legislature. L A O'Brien says the industry loses thousands monthly and the code remains 27 years old. He calls the governor's delay unjust to the little man.
Sherwood Bracwell state fire marshal is described as the czar of the building industry. The quote argues his insurance expertise does not qualify him to pass on building construction and sanitation standards.
Fate Matthews, a 59 year old farmer from Morganton, was held today in Burke County jail on a charge of slaying his wife.
Miss Leila Bell and Norman Rogers Jr tied the knot last evening at the groom’s parents home in Charlotte in a small family ceremony. The bride, formerly of Dawson Georgia, heads the French department at the Senior high school. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs N E Rogers, is assistant manager of Southern Oil Stores on West Commerce Street. The couple plans a brief trip to Charleston before settling back to make their home locally.
Washington March 30 The name of Secretary Wallace Roosevelt agriculture head appears in the William A Wirt communist charges inquiry A Gary Indiana schoolmaster telegram quoted Wallace and others with unnamed names a summons to testify looms as Rep Foulkes says Wirt will appear before a special committee next week Wallace aides aim to minimize the action.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was invited to visit South Carolina to greet night school pupils and inspect Magnolia and Middleton Place Gardens near Charleston. The invitation came from Senator James F. Byrnes at the request of James H. Hope, superintendent of education, and Governor Blackwood.
The Piedmont German club hosts its annual Easter dance tonight from 9 to 1 at Emerywood Country Club. Kay Morans Playboys of Hollywood California provide music, with Miss Moran directing. An unusually large crowd and many visiting girls are expected for the Easter holiday event.
An Edinburgh public health professor notes that among children of the same age the tallest often end up in a higher class. The comment highlights how height can influence perceived maturity and placement in schooling.
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