Lottie Holden Class Will Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs. O. D. McPherson will host the Lottie Holden Bible class at her Woodrow avenue home Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Hendricks is patient at Guilford General Hospital with a nervous collapse.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1931
Page
6
Mrs. O. D. McPherson will host the Lottie Holden Bible class at her Woodrow avenue home Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Hendricks is patient at Guilford General Hospital with a nervous collapse.
Novelty sweaters appear in fresh crochet weaves and very smart. Blouses crafted from cotton and linen introduce new summer wear models for the season.
Wednesday social events fill the Emerywood and Lexington areas with club meetings and host homes. Births arrive, including a son at Point Hospital and a daughter at High Point Hospital, with Salem College guests noted and numerous garden and bridge events scheduled through May.
Miss Ida Hammer of Asheboro visits here with her sister Mrs. M Hammer. Mrs C A Norburn arrives from Asheville for a short visit with Mrs G Fox Marshall. Miss Pearl Marsh returns from Knoxville Tennessee. Mrs G F Ford of Lenoir to visit Mrs W J Fraley in Emerywood Ardmore Circle. Mr and Mrs Ed Hayes return from Myrtle Beach. Miss Nell Adams travels to Washington for Martha Washington Seminary finals. sister Elizabeth Adams in finishing class. Frances Renfre y ill at home on Forrest Avenue. Mrs H L Newbolt and daughter Betty of Statesville stay with sister Mrs W R Morrow in Roland Park.
Thursday 3 00 p m Contract Club meets with Mrs ell at Parkway home. 3 30 p m Tea and Topics Club meets with Mrs Horace Haworth at her Erie home.
The Roy Croft Junto club is scheduled to meet at 7 45 p m on Friday evening at the Sheraton hotel. Members plan discussions and networking in a formal gathering ambiance.
Mrs J A Austin gave a paper on Annuals for Continuous Summer Bloom. Members present included Mesdames Hayden Robbins Sheloff Bourdin Sheloff McCain Eshelman Spearman McGuinn Mattocks Sherrod Amos Austin Geddie Jordan Wall and Miss Martha Blair. Mrs H A Millis attended as morning guest.
Paria promotes cotton blouses that pair with suits for sports town wear or teas. The left model features a ruffled peplum and short sleeves for a youthful look, while a net blouse with tucked ruchings offers a Paris flair and adaptable over blouse styling for many occasions.
The High Point Country Club announces a remodeled clubhouse opening reception Friday night from nine to twelve. R Amos chairs arrangements with out of town artists and Welch Harris organizing a ten o'clock program of about thirty minutes. A receiving line of officers and wives will greet guests. the event continues all evening with clubhouse tours for members and guests. The Easter date was postponed due to incomplete equipment.
In Waycross Georgia on May 18 J D Colley age 17 and Thurman Davis age 19 white youths were sentenced to life imprisonment for killing and robbing a negro night watchman at a Waycross lumber mill in March They pleaded guilty and received the term from Judge M D Dickerson of the Waycross circuit.
A new sandwich craze in fashionable New York spots features sliced chicken tucked between toasted bread and bubbling cheese topping. The item blends crisp bread with melted cheese for a warm, gourmet bite.
Chicago reports show makeup shifts through the day with skirt length. Morning tones are mild, noon and afternoon gain accent, evening becomes brighter with lighter powder. Eye shadow appears at luncheon, lips and rouge intensify at dinner. a Paris hint of green or black lipstick is noted but unlikely to catch on.
An old saying notes an orange tree uniquely bears fruit and blossoms simultaneously. The claim highlights a striking natural image with potential horticultural symbolism.
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