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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1934
Page
12
A faded ad extols using Deruot weekly to protect against hidden kitchen dangers. It claims sprays along baseboards joints shelves drains and woodwork prevent pests, with directions for mixing and applying, and noting availability at grocery and department stores.
The annual Maytime dance at Sedgefield Manor, hosted by Sedgefield Country Club, drew a large crowd with Stats Randall and the Rhythm Aristocrats providing music. The event opened a new season of social functions under the new entertainment committee.
A poetic piece dedicates tributes to mothers with sharp social satire on servant life and gender roles. It blends humorous verse about household labor with a yearning for rest, followed by local club notices and Oak Hill PTA plans for a May meeting featuring Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews and music.
Parents and friends attended a Junior High School Parents Night featuring an unusually clever program. Pupils represented every course and activity from the boy patrol to the cafeteria and the Junior store. The program, written by Mrs. Keith Harrison and Mrs. Eller Fletcher, highlighted clubs, classes, and the library to benefit the school library.
The Piedmont German Club entertained Friday night from nine to one at the Emrywood Country Club for their May dance with Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra providing music. Many members and out of town guests attended including Mildred Coleman Clyde Dunn Harry Shaner Martha Garner Dorothy Millar Dee Knight Charlie Harrison Bob Thompson and Glenn Pennington. Negotiations aim to secure a strong orchestra for the June dance while the existing monthly dances continue through summer.
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