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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
7
Pants and shirt workers of Local 161 will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Labor Temple at 1081 2 East Washington Street Speakers include C M Fox F M Johnson and David Crawford and others
Combine four packages Wilson's Certified American Cheese with two tablespoons Clear Brook butter two teaspoons prepared mustard four teaspoons Worcestershire sauce and salt. Spread on toasted bread rounds or crackers, cover with wax paper until baking, then brown under a broiler. Garnish with cress and serve. Include two cups ham one cup diced potatoes carrots peas or green beans French dressing cup Savory Mayonnaise and Clear Brook eggs.
The Health Committee of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. Robert Fountain's home to outline an educational campaign against cancer. The drive runs April 24 to 29 to fund cancer clinics in the state with Mrs. Marvin Slate and Mrs. Hobart Bryant as co captains and Mrs. Fountain in charge of publicity.
Members of the Good Will Garden Club hosted by Mrs. T. A. Tilden at 607 Montheu Avenue learned daffodil culture from Dr. D. B. Carrick a former Cornell pomology professor. The session covered cross breeding varieties fertilization and plant history with a tour of Carrick’s North Main Street gardens. Two new members Mrs. M. T. Lambeth and Mrs. Hobart Ferree joined about twenty others.
Tomorrow evening at 7:30 in their hall on West Commerce Street the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will host a bingo party for members and friends. The committee promises plenty of fun for all attendees. Friends of Mrs. John Ogburn of Summerfield, mother of Mrs. R. R. Blackburn, are glad her condition is improving at her home where she has been seriously ill for two weeks.
Grace Nell Crowell from the Christian Herald notes the Christian doctor embodies Christ like care. The poem praises physicians for tending suffering through sleepless nights and long days and for guiding births and final moments with mercy and kindness.
The Thomasville Garden club hosted by Mrs. J. W. Boyles toured Dr. D. B. Carrick’s daffodil gardens in High Point and heard a talk on daffodil culture. Phi Beta club met at Mrs. Lambeth’s home for a Palermo Italy program with a two course repast and pansy centerpiece.
Miss Evelyn Baker a bride elect planned for May 20 was the honoree at a Wednesday luncheon at the Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill hosted by Mrs. David K. Jackson of Durham. Guests included Duke University former schoolmates and the engagement to George W. Orr Jr of Cincinnati Ohio was recently announced.
Annual investiture at High Point College will invest nearly 80 students with caps and gowns in the auditorium tomorrow morning. Dr G I Humphreys will speak and the class of 39 will be presented by Miss Louise Adams. After the ceremony seniors will tour Municipal Lake for lunch and enjoy a picnic day before the Junior Senior banquet and dance at the Sheraton Hotel at 7 30 p m.
Two divorce cases were filed today in Guilford Superior Court by High Point residents. Paquita M. McCorkle seeks a divorce from Robert L. McCorkle on grounds of two years separation. they allegedly married March 12 1936 in York County and separated March 1937. Joseph E. Wright seeks a divorce from Gladys Wright. they reportedly married December 23 1922 in New Castle Indiana and separated June 13 1936.
Mrs Clyde R Hoey First Lady of the State will be guest of honor and speaker at the Alumnae Association annual reception for the Senior Class on April 13 at 8 o'clock. Miss Isabel Hoey, former student, will join her mother as an honor guest at the event at the Alumnae House.
Young Democrats of North Carolina Fifth District will meet in Winston-Salem Saturday night for a Jeffersonian rally. Guests include Rep. A. D. Folger of Mount Airy and State Senator Gordon Gray, North Carolina president of Young Democrats.
Members of the Wednesday Night Contract Club played two tables of bridge on Salem Street for their name day. Mrs Tommy Peacock won the top score prize a perfume and Hallene Wright received a novelty shoe bag as second award.
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