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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1934

Page

5

Birthday Dinner Honors Edith Medlin at High Point Route One

Mr and Mrs Smith Medlin hosted a surprise dinner at their High Point Route One home for their daughter Edith celebrating a birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glidewell Mrs Maggie Ferreon Mrs Ellen Medlin Mrs Ohn Glidewell Miss Nina Stout Miss Edna Frances Vernell Medlin Boyd Misenheimer Frank Ward Garland Fields Harrison Ward Lawrence Stout Glenn Medlin and Mathew Ferguson.

Edith Smith Medlin High Point Glidewell Maggie Fereon Ellen Medlin Ohn Glidewell Nina Stout Edna Frances Vernell Medlin Boyd Mis

Social Calendar Busy Week With Local Club Meetings

Tuesday 3 PM Mrs J P Crower hosts W T U at 307 Steele Street with Major Bruce Craven addressing. Wednesday 3:30 PM Contract Club at Woodbrook Court with Mrs Paul Casey. Music Literature Dept of Woman's Day final year meeting at Pickett Farm with Frank C Brown of Duke University. Associate hosts listed. 3:30 PM Mid-Week Study Club at Hillcrest Drive with program. 3 PM Entre News Club at Montlieu Avenue. 3:30 PM Junior Service League at West Emerywood honoring provisional members. 8 PM Lotus Club at Johnson Street. 8 PM American Legion Auxiliary at Archdale Road with Dora Richardson hosting and associates.

J. PP. Crowser Frank C. Brown Duke University F. M. Pickett H. A White R. L. Waynick John D. Biggs Hillcrest Drive H. W. McCain Arthur Marsh Z. S. Walser Entre News Club Montlieu Avenue Emerywood Country Club T. Powell A G. Douglas R. L. Trout Harry White Lotus Club Johnson Street American Legion Auxiliary Dora Richardson Archdale Road C. C. Robbing R. P. Royer Mra. A. Sherrod Woman's Club H. D. Seara Pickett Farm Thomasville Sears H. A. White

Emerywood Club Card Party Friday Evening

Emerywood Club hosts a second evening card party on Friday at eight. Club members should reserve tables with the secretary. refreshments are provided. Both bridge and rock will run in several progressions with fixed partners, prizes for men and women high scores, following a successful first event. Miss Florence Monroe returns home from Fayetteville after a weekend visit.

Emerywood Country Club Susannah Wesley Weg Usannah Wesley Wesley Memorial Church School H. A. Cecil Tom Powell Cecil

Idylwild Cotton Ball Draws High Point Crowd

About thirty five couples from High Point plan to attend the second annual Cotton Ball in Greensboro Auditorium Friday night. Twenty one High Point girls including Mildred Stewart and Agnes Crowder are sponsors. five from Inter-Club Council also represented. Over one hundred prizes to be awarded. Queen of Cotton to win $25. Cotton costumes will be worn by attendees. prizes for various costume types. Invitations issued by president Dr H A Edwards of Greensboro and by L W Flythe and H S Dunkelberger of High Point.

Greensboro Auditorium Winter Garden Idylwild Club of Greensboro Alma Lee Roney Idylwild Club Burlington Linda Gorrel Sarah Burton Cleag Helen Harris Winston-Salem Agnes Crowder High Point Virginia Crumpler Arcadia Clinton Luella Strader Middle Row Mildred Stewart Inter-Club Council H. A. Edwards L. W. Flythe

Elm Street school uses library talks to boost vacation reading

Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston city librarian addressed Elm Street upper and primary pupils this morning at 8 40. She told the Pumpkin Giant and Epaminondas stories and urged continued library use, noting plans to track vacation reading and award prizes in fall.

Nancy Kirkman Poston Elm Street City Library Prises

Soviet Drive Explores Arctic Regions for Trade Routes

The Soviet Government advances Arctic exploration to fill blank map areas and establish new trade routes, signaling expansion into northern territories and potential economic gains.

Arctic

Lighthouses blamed for bird deaths as lights lure flocks

In historical accounts lighthouses once caused hundreds of bird deaths annually. The steady beacon drew birds from afar and many collided with glass, dying on the panes or along the shorelines.

Scrambling device alters transoceanic telephone calls

The system uses a scrambling machine to invert low and high audio tones during transmission and an unscrambler at the receiving end to restore speech. The process aims to prevent eavesdropping and improve security in long distance communications.

Annual Song Recital by Mrs Molitore Pupils Delights Greensboro

An audience filled the Sheraton hotel ball room as Mrs Edouard Molitore Greensboro presented her voice pupils in their first annual recital. Performers included Mrs W H Slane Mrs A B Huff Mrs J W Lindsay Mrs A Sherrod and Mrs R T Amos with Mrs Sidney Gayle as pianist.

Sheraton Hotel Edouard Molitore Greensboro W. H. Slane A. B. Huff J. W. Lindsay A. Sherrod R. T. Amos Audrey Bruton Sidney Gayle Sibella Gretchaninoff Meredith Slane Giannini

Beautiful Women Love New Powder

Ad copy touts MELLO-GLO a French process face powder for youthful complexions. Claims purest smoothest texture, long wear, no flaky look or grime, pore minimization and natural blend with any makeup. Demand MELLO-GLO. Sc

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