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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
7
The piano pupils of the Trinity Music Center directed by Mrs. Nell B. White will perform a recital at the Trinity high school auditorium Friday at eight o clock. The public is invited to attend.
The Thomasville Woman's Club closed its year with a Wednesday luncheon at the Elliott Drive club building. Incoming president Mrs. Charles Phillips outlined next year’s committees after outgoing president Mrs. Alvah Boyles recalled the group’s work. Ace of Clubs bridge featured Spring blooms and prizes for top scorers. Additional society notes cover Legion Auxiliary officer elections and Poppy Day plans, plus a short item on Dr. and Mrs. R L McDonald leaving for Chicago for about ten days.
Princess-to-be Dr. and Mrs. R G Jennings with Mrs M A Lackey depart for Louisville Kentucky to attend their daughter Betty Clare Jennings's Baptist Training School graduation. Betty will join them for the trip home. Mr and Mrs Bill Guthrie and daughter Mary Ann with Miss Edith Bodenheimer of Winston Salem visited Mr and Mrs Dave Jester on Moore Street. Mrs George Orr of Cincinnati Ohio visits her mother Mrs W L Baker. she is formerly Evelyn Baker of this city.
The YWCA membership drive is advancing well with the Business and Professional Club and the Florence Nightingale Club in the industrial division both at one hundred percent. The drive aims for one thousand members, with about 300 currently enrolled, and men are offered honorary memberships at the standard fee to support the program. The men’s division is also showing progress.
Miss Doris Pope bride elect will be honored at two Thomasville bridge parties this weekend. The first hosts Mesdames M. R. Harris and Forrest Grimes at the Harris home near Lexington with four to five tables. The second, by Mrs. Howard Wood, at her Randolph Street home, also with four tables. She will wed William Thompson of Thomasville at Green Street Baptist Church Sunday morning May 18. Guests include many from Thomasville, where she is employed.
The High Point Union of Methodist Young People holds the second spiritual mobilization service at Calvary Methodist Church tonight with a 6 30 p m supper in the basement. Rev Amos Murray Richey assistant pastor of Central Methodist Church Asheville will speak on A Practical Religion for Present Day Young People in the church auditorium. All city young people invited.
Farriss of New York City is visiting his mother Mrs. R. K. Stewart at her Farress Avenue home. Mrs. John Neve underwent an operation last Friday at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is reported improving today. Mrs. William Happer and her young son William Jr. of Guntur India are visiting Mrs. Happer's sister Mrs. O. A. Kirkman. Happer, a British army doctor, has been in India six years and will stay ten days in High Point after spending time in Salisbury with her mother.
The Land of Manana fiesta will be staged by the Junior High School for students tomorrow at 2 PM at the school. The public is invited Saturday at 5 PM in the amphitheatre at High Point City Lake. Miss Beverly Hancock portrays Carlotta with Joseph Colfield as Maximilian. over 200 participants expected.
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge announces a special meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM for practice. All members are asked to be present promptly.
A health claim urges fat individuals to use Marmola Yableta as a non dieting option. It states Marmola has marketed for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes sold. The notice cautions Marmola is not a cure and advises consulting a physician for thyroid-related weight issues.
The first enclosed cabinaire aircraft was constructed in 1912 by Ble riot and piloted by Legagneux. The note adds that most earthquakes happen far from population centers.
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