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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
6
Engagement Announced At High Point Party For Miss Virginia Hunt
A High Point social event hosted by Mrs. W. S. Hunt announced the engagement of her daughter Virginia Hunt to W. S. McKinney of Salisbury. Guests enjoyed bridge and monopoly, with prizes for high scores, as celebratory pink themed hints and gift plates revealed the couple’s May 30 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hunt
Fourth Street
Virginia Hunt
W. S. McKinney
Salisbury
Virginia and
Sam
Monopoly
Pauline Haynes
F. Mann
Lucile Haworth
James W. Fowler, Jr
Hunt
Virginia
Grace Koonts
Fern Daniel
Bessie Hedrick
Helen Smith
Eva Chappelear
Kate Lomax
Malloye Stanfield
Loise Brower
Unity Nash
Susan Sharpe
Virginia Seward
B. Francis Hendrix
Earl Womble
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Arnor Wardell
James Brooks
W. M. Martin
C. W. Dedman
R. E. Rawson
C. F. Mann
John Armfield
High Point
Naomi Hunt
Sarah Vestal
Robert Grubb
R. E. Hunt
Lexington
Edith Cont
Greensboro
General W M S Delegates Convene At Local College
The General Women's Missionary Union of the Methodist Protestant church holds an afternoon session at High Point College in Greensboro week. Rev F La Gibbs and Dr W Stevenson address educators. Dr G I Humphreys and Mrs Henry W Mater present a Christian Education Demonstration. A tea at Roberts Halls follows before visiting the M P Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Women’s Missionary Union of the Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
High Point College
F. la. Gibbs
Board of Education
W. Stevenson
Christian Board of Education
Pittsburgh
G. I. Humphreys
Henry W. Mater
Cambridge
Ohio
Roberts Halls
M. P. Children’s Home
Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
L. E. Teague
Mills
Lovely Tea Honors Mrs. Alexander And Mrs. McPheeters
Mrs. Harry Alexander, new bride, and Mrs. R A McPheeters were honored at an informal tea hosted by Mrs. Idol and Mrs. Reese at Hillcrest Drive. Guests included close friends and were greeted by the hostesses and other relatives. Floral arrangements featured peonies, iris, columbine and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
R. A. McPheeters
Richmond
W. C. Idol
Owen Reese
Garden tea honors new junior service members
The Junior Service to Oak will honor provisional members recently elected at a garden tea hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth H. Covington on Rockford road. On Saturday, Mrs. M. W. Nash and Miss Unity Nash host a tea at Emerywood Country Club to honor bride-elect Miss Lucile Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooek
Elizabeth H. Covington
Rockford Road
M. W. Nash
Tea table centerpiece with roses, cornflowers, and lace mat
An ornate tea table centerpiece features pink roses and blue cornflowers arranged in a crystal bowl. The bouquet is framed by lace matting and sits on a reflector, positioned as a focal point at the center of the table.
Meredith Slane to entertain Music Club gathering
The Junior Music Study club will meet at Meredith Clark Slane’s home in West Emerywood Saturday at 3 30 p m. This regular meeting urges all members to attend. Announcement released by Mia Sidmey Gayle, sub counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Clark Slane
West Emerywoot
Mia
Sidmey Gayle
Allen Jay Executive Body Names Chairmen
The Allen Jay Parent Teacher Association executive committee met at the school Tuesday and elected chairmen for next year. Elected: program Mrs. C. P. Cannady. membership Miss Martha Lane. publicity Miss Aileen McEndricks. hospitality Mrs. G. H. Weant. finance Mrs. Co. 8 Keller. publication Mrs. Ernest Hil. study group Miss Ruth Sikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Tacher Association
C. P. Cannady
Martha Lane
Aileen McEndricks
G. H. Weant
Mra. Co. 8
Keller
Ernest Hil
Ruth Sikes
Local church notices report recoveries and community meeting
Reverend N. Royal of Green Street Baptist recovers at home after tonsil surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Polly Meador undergoes a tonsil operation and improves at home. David and Henry Blair recover from membranous croup. Guilford Episcopal women join Leaksville spring meeting at Church of the Epiphany with St. Mary’s representatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Montifext Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Westaday
Little Polly Meador
Mra
2. B. Meador
Fourth Street
Randolph Hospital
Leaksvilla Menting
Guilford
Episcopal Church
Church of the Epiphany
Leakaville
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Mother Daughter Banquet By Live Yers Club At YWCA
About 23 members and their mothers attended the Live Y'ers club Mother-Daughter Banquet at the YWCA Hut. Doris Caldwell presided while Ellen Jensen led the program. Elizabeth Ellis played violin with Field Kearns on piano, and Mrs. H W McCain spoke on mothers and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live
Doris Caldwell
Ellen Jensen
Gram
Elizabeth Ellis
Field Kearns
H. W. McCain
Christ
YWCA Board Discusses Membership Drive Plans
The YWCA board, meeting at Mrs. H. A. Millis home on Greensboro road, outlines Membership Emphasis Month to recruit women, with dues funding Hut indebtedness and a new building fund. Delegates to the Duke Institute in June were approved. resignations accepted. June meeting to be held at the Winston-Salem camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
H. A. Millis
Greensboro
R. T. Amos
C. F. Tomlinsom
Starutline
J. D. Ross
Julia Liles
J. A. Eshelman
Catherine Howard
W. WL. Jackson
M. J. Wrenn
Duke Institute of
Alma McCain Named Vice President of Cornelian Society
Miss Alma McCain of High Point chosen as vice-president of the Cornelian Society at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina for the 1936 37 academic year following elections. Susan Hamlin of Garden City N Y elected president. other officers include Elizabeth Snyder Fannie Daniel Anne Watkins Mary Elizabeth Sanders Lillian Jordan Carolyn Prout and Virginia Tatum and Betty Calder as marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Susan Hamlin
Garden City
N. Y
Cornelian Society
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Ciety
Mise Alma McCain
High Point
Elizabeth Snyder
Fannie Daniel
Wilson
Anne Watkins
Roxboro
Mary Elizabeth Sanders
Lillian Jordan
Hartsville
D. C
Carolyn Prout
Owings
Virginia Tatum
Raleigh
Betty Calder
Springfield
Spanish War Veterans' Auxiliary Plans Carnation Sale
The Spanish War Veterans' Auxiliary in High Point will sell carnations on Saturday May 16 on city streets. Proceeds support hospitalization and Child Welfare funds for Spanish War veterans. Mayor Grayson approved the sale and A B Frost urged residents to wear a carnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
McKinley
Grayson
A. B. Frost
East Carolina Teachers College Commencement 1936
Commencement at East Carolina Teachers College Greenville runs May 29 to June 1 1936. Events include a music recital alumnae meeting luncheon a May 31 sermon by Dr B W man of Kinston vesper services an address by Ambassador Josephus Daniels and graduation exercises at 11:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
N. C
B. W. , Man of
Greensboro YWCA Industrial Committee Chair Speaks
Mrs. Rodney C. Miller, chair of the Greensboro YWCA Industrial committee, addressed a local meeting at the YWCA this morning at 10:30. Co-chairs Mrs. R. S. Lafferty and Mrs. J. A. Bahelman led eight committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney C. Miller
Greensboro
Locg
Mra. R
May Queen Crowned At University Today
Miss Hester Barlow of Cairo Egypt is crowned campus Queen of the May at UNC Chapel Hill becoming the first May Queen in the university’s history. Maid of honor Mary Pride Cruikshank of Raleigh and festival chairman Frances Caffey of Lyon Mass lead a student and local committee planning the event with publicity by Kay Quigley and finances by Margaret Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Hester Barlowy
Cairo
Egypt
University of North Carolina
Mary Pride Cruikshank
Raleigh
Frances Caffey
Lyon
Mass
Harriet Taylor
Port Washington
N. C
Ellen Deppe
Asheville
Kay Quigley
Oak Park
Margaret Jordan
Nancy Lawlor
Durham
Sai Mise Barlow
Bay
Miss Cruikshank
Saint Mary’s
Tennessee
Mies Barlow
China
Prof. Koch
Carolina
Presbyterian Women Honor New Pastor and Wife at Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church hosts a tea this evening in the ladies parlor to honor the new pastor Dr. Orin Conway Williamson and his wife Mrs. Williamson. About 400 invitations were issued to church members and the Minister's Association and their families for eight to ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Orin C. Williamson
Woman's
Orin Conway Williamson
Sedgefield Horse Show prompts social and equine events
The Sedgefield Horse Show runs tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the Sedgefield ring with horsemanship events and many entries expected from the surrounding area. A social hosted by Sedgefield Hunt and a barbeque across from the stables follow the event. all Front members and exhibitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Ring
Sedgefield Hunt
Front
Poteat's Grocery Damaged in Morning Fire
Fire of undetermined origin damaged Poteat's grocery at 308 Taylor Street with an estimated loss between 1200 and 1500 dollars. Firemen from companies three and six and the aerial arrived to find the interior in flames. exact contents loss could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poteat's
Taylor Street
UMTC Opens August Fifth With Free Camp Access
Capt FE Patterson of Guilford county announces mentors for Citizens Military Training Camps this summer. Dr Fe J McAnally and Capt Norman Fox plus Capt William Patman volunteer to aid 17 to 24 year olds at no cost. Camps run Aug 5 to Sept 30 with athletics games entertainments, aimed as vacation value. Inquiries to Lieut Chas W McAnally of the National Guard in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. K. Patterson
Greensboro
Military Training Camps Association
Guilford County
Citizens
Fe . J. McAnally
North Main Street
High Point
Norman A. Fox
N. G
Willaim L. Patman
Chas. W. McAnally
National Guard
High Point Speaker Leads North Carolina Safety Conference
Frank Johnson of Asheboro C M Kimball of Charlotte and BE Whiting of Boston spoke at the North Carolina industrial safety conference in Charlotte. P M Camak presided as about 1000 delegates split into sections led by leaders in public safety furniture tobacco truck and bus electric utilities and personal injury. Morgan B Speir Jr and Ben Douglas were among local officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Frank Johnson
Asheboro
C. M. Kimball
BE. Whiting
Boston
North Carolina
P. M- Camak
South Carolina
Harville
High Point
Ben Douglas
Robert Willians
Thomasville
B. E. Baumgardner
Winston-Salem
Morgan
B. Speir, Jr
D. M. Bostick
Raleigh
W. A. Bramberry
Norfolk
Leapard Air Line
Music Pupils Of Miss Willis Give Recital At Thomas
The pupils of Miss Elizabeth Willis presented a piano recital at Main Street school auditorium before a large audience. Participants included Betty Brown McMillan, Sally Rush Williams, Lois Russell, Frances Williams, Mary Elizabeth May, Arabella Evans, Mary Brown Crawford, Doris Loflin, Daisy Hall, Wilma Wall, Ruth May, Joe Bales, Eloise Bodenheimer, Margaret Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Willis
Main Street
Betty Brown McMillan
Sally Rush Williams
Lois Russell
Frances Williams
Mary Elizabeth May
Arabella Evans
Mary Brown Crawford
Doris Loflin
Daisy Hall
Wilma Wall
Ruth May
Joe Bales
Eloise Bodenheimer
Margaret Palmer
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Lois Hilliard
Iris Hinl
Keiffer Long
George Byerington
Mrs. Dick Stone Hosts Asheboro Bridge Show
In Asheboro on Cranford Street Mrs. Dick Stone hosted a bridge evening honoring Mrs. George Hendrickson with a shower gifting many items. Miss Mabel Robertson won high score and an ice course was served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Dick Stone
Bridge
Cranford Street
George Hendrickson
Cloverdale PTA Holds Final Meeting Installs Officers
The Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association met on May 12 and installed new officers for the coming year: Mrs. W. Edwards as president, Mrs. Paul Wrenn as vice president, Mrs. Parras Harrison as secretary, and Miss Sarah Edwards as treasurer. Mrs. Wrenn reported on the PTA conference in Charlotte. Mrs. Saunders led the devotional. Causey’s fourth grade won attendance honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association
Paul Wrenn
Parras Harrison
Sarah Edwards
P.wt. A
Charlotte
J. C. Saunders
Causey
Seniors Present The Nincompoop At Allen Jay Tonight
The Allen Jay senior class stages the spring play The Nincompoop tonight at eight in the school auditorium. Miss Nell Ellington directs. The cast includes Bryan Grimes Paul Younts Mac Blakley Rosie Ginsberg Ruth Bently Sol Ginsberg Richard Hendricks Honolulu Briles Hagel Voncannon Mrs Livingston Laacille Myers Rui Robertson Robert Bradley Lloyd Taylor Josephine Weant Helem Dobbins Hubbard Ridge Everette Kearns Reubens Herman Shackleford Gordon Manville Millard Bodenheimer Peter Arnold William Oakley Hilda Burchfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Nincompoop
Nell Ellington
Charctere
Bryan Grimes
The
Paul Younts
Benny Parker
Mac Blakley
Rosie Ginsberg
Ruth Bently
Sol Ginsberg
Reubens
Herman Shackleford
Gordon Manville
Millard Bodenheimer
Peter Arnold
William Oakley
Hilda Burchfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Miss Hunt
Alexander
Moffitt
NORTH
Meredith Slane
Allen Jay
David and
Henry Blair
J. Robert Blair
Live Y’ers Club
Y. W. C. A. Board
Alma McCain
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Greensboro ‘Y
Helen Welshimer
Marian Semler
Ziegfeld Follies
Presbyterian
Poteat’s
UMTC
National Biscuit Company
Thomas
Janie Tuttle
Lessie
Belya Harris
Mamie
Paul Green
Lucille Holden
Vale
Ilson
J. E. Lawing
Tesses
Dainty
Asheboro Bridge
Francis White
George Sumner
Sorosis Club
White
Holly Street
W. D. Stedman
Randolph
Rock
Underwood, Jr
Callie Chisholm
McAlister
Miseter
Lewis Howell
Mre
T. F. Bulla
Public Instruction
Graham’ Spoon
Boro
Cloverdale P.T. A
Samuel
Human
Jewel
Main
Roward
Weiner
R. R. Bland
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Heropractor
Hutchen’s Bakery
E. Washington &J
Opin Fore Hotel
J. Mason Alexander
Myrtle Beach
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