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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
6
The Ray Street School Parent Teacher Association announces a merit bridge party Friday afternoon May 11. Play starts at 3 15 and prizes will be awarded for high scores at each table. Reservations to Mrs Royster Thur lan at 4089 or Mrs Melvin layes at 2822.
The Fidelis lass of the First Baptist church meets Tuesday night at Miss Lois Council's Thurston street home with Mrs. W. C. Howard as associate hostess. Members are urged to attend as heart sisters will be revealed at this gathering.
Announcement of engagement between Miss Ruth Blair Ader and Pierre Van Dyck made at Highland New Jersey party. Ader, a former Highland Park teacher from Winston-Salem, will wed in late summer. Van Dyck, Rutgers graduate, works with Ages Corporate in New Brunswick.
Numerous clubs plan meetings and events across High Point from Tuesday afternoon through Saturday. Notable items include the Alexander Martin chapter D A R gathering, a bridge party for Elizabeth Snow Welborn and Robert Hodges, a garden club flower show at Emerywood, and the Welborn Hodges wedding on Saturday.
Mrs. Hazel Halsegraves formerly of this city now living in New York left May 4 for London England for an extended trip and plans to return to New York in July. Friends of H C Massey are pleased he is recovering satisfactorily from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital on Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Charlies Remfrey have returned to Atlantic City New Jersey after visiting 41 Forest Avenue with Mr and Mrs Frank Remfrey. Friends of Mrs Frank Remfrey report she is improving after two weeks of illness at her Forest Avenue home.
Memorial Day for Confederate veterans will be observed Thursday morning May 10 at Ray Street and Elm Street schools. Programs begin at 8 40 with devotionals, biographies of Robert E Lee and Jefferson Davis, poems and songs. Flowers brought by children will be taken to Oakwood cemetery for grave decoration by U D C chapters Laura Wesson and High Point.
The Junior Service League held its regular monthly session at Emerywood Country Club. New provisional members were welcomed and monthly officer and committee reports were presented, including layettes, clinic visits, and an arts exhibit. New officers and standing committee appointments were announced before adjournment.
Henry I. Adams of the United Textile Workers told Central Labor Union Branch 82 hosiery workers that NRA code enforcement must be real within 90 days and urged reporting all violations. Porter urged planning and solidarity, I M Ritchie led discussion, Oaks hopes for a June meeting. Blair spoke on bird life with slides showing North Carolina birds and rustic scenes.
John J. Blair of this city and Raleigh spoke to the High Point Ministers association at the Y W C A cottage. Dr A B Conrad presided and invited members to be his guests at Fair.
Health message encourages cheerful living and family care. Kellogg’s Art Baan cereal is advertised as supplying bulk and vitamin B to ease constipation, with iron for the blood. It compares the bulk to leafy vegetables and recommends two table spoons daily, advising medical consultation for chronic cases. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Chapel Hill May 8 One hundred extra bids for the annual junior senior dances go on sale at the Y M C A. The Tin Can hosts the Friday night start with a tea dance Saturday afternoon and an evening dance Saturday night Kal Kemp and his orchestra will provide music May 11 and 12 to fit 1400 on the floor with amplifying system.
The Mary Stevens class of Green Street Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 701 Wise Street. Mrs. J. B. Phillips presided and the program included a devotional by Mrs. Argie Wood and a piano selection by Betty and Juanita Lee. Refreshments followed for members and visitors.
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