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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
6
Mrs. Valette J. Harris hosted the Utopian Study club on Rockford road with guest speaker Mrs. W. A. Bivins. The discussion centered on Lin Yutang's The Importance Of Living and its view of Chinese life and philosophy.
Brazilian soprano Bidu Sayao headlines a Cooperative Concert at a junior high school with Paul Ulanowsky as accompanist. Sayao, famed from the Metropolitan Opera, will perform and present new members who may buy next year’s season tickets before April 4.
Members of the class of 1938 at High Point College prepare for Senior Day tomorrow. The ceremony includes investiture with robes and caps, a senior picnic at the municipal lake near Jamestown, and the Junior-Senior banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel with G. W. Holmes III as toastmaster.
The Woman's Guild of St Marys Episcopal is selling homemade caps and aprons for maids to fund church work with contact Mrs L R Stewart at 2620 or phone 4351. The Gleaners class of Ward Street Methodist and Circle Two meet at Mrs Bryce Reeds 2241 English Street Friday at 730 with Mrs Reed and Jewel Reed as hostesses. The Lebanon M F P church Y P M C holds its regular meeting at the King home on Homestead Avenue with devotionals and a program and officers elected: president Ruby Bryant vice president E B Barnes Jr secretary Phyllis Wright assistant secretary Annie Bryant treasurer Shirley Welborn.
Miss Byvelyn Lyles daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Lyles of Thomasville will be presented in a senior drama recital Friday evening April 1 at 8 o clock in Odell auditorium by Greensboro College drama department. She is Emerson Literary society president and has been active in campus life including Emerson queen and society marshal honors. Her recital program includes Up O Me Thumb and monologues Three American Women in a Paris Cafe and Miss Stone with readings under Miss Ellea Henninger.
Staunton Virginia Mary Baldwin College senior Miss Mary Lou Moffitt arrives tonight to spend the spring holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs O P Moffitt. The note lists other local student visits and medical updates including illnesses and recoveries among residents of Guilford County and nearby areas.
The Elm Street Parent Teacher Association's Child Study group met in the school library to adopt a resolution urging the City Council to place a traffic semaphore at English and Elm streets to protect children and adults. Speakers highlighted hazards from road widening and the need for safety education across home, school and street.
Mr and Mrs Fred Montgomery announce the birth of a son Michael Dion on Sunday March 27 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Montgomery before marriage was Miss Inez Guyer of this city.
Walter Vassar of Greensboro College directs the Greensboro College Glee Club in a concert at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday evening April 3 at 7 30. Vassar, Curtis Institute graduate, has taught at De Pauw University and performed with the Philadelphia Grand Opera Association and the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. He has reorganized the Meister Singers and leads two annual concerts with the glee club and chorus of Greensboro businessmen.
Friday at 3 30 p m the Canter bury club gathers at Mrs BE T Harrison home on Ferndale drive A joint meeting of the W O T and Philomathean clubs follows at Mrs D Ralph Parker’s Woodbrook court with Mrs Joseph D Cox as associate hostess O Arthur Kirkman will be guest speaker at this time
The Parent-Teacher Association will host a benefit supper at the Johnson Street School cafeteria on Friday evening April 1 from six to seven thirty. Cafeteria style service. Proceeds support the free lunch fund.
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge schedules a regular meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in their hall. Reports from the district meeting held here recently and from a recent joint meeting in Winston Salem will be presented.
The T E L class of the First Baptist church will hold its quarterly meeting Friday at 7 30. All members are urged to attend and visitors are invited. The Willing Workers class of the South Main street M E Church also meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs W H Rowden hosting on Silk Street.
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