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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

6

Marian Martin Pattern 9280 Sporty Princess Line Dress

Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9280 a misses and women size dress with princess lines front opening long row of buttons flared hem and short sleeves includes tie-sash V neck collar bow and cotton option. Pattern price and book offer shown with order details and mailing address in New York.

Marian Martin Lew Marian Martin The Enterprise Pattern Department W. 18Th 8 New York

N C Drama Discussion Planned at Joint Garden Meeting

Miss Vera Idol heads a discussion on North Carolina drama for a joint garden meeting of the American Homes and Music Literature departments of the High Point Woman's club tomorrow at 3 30 pm. Mrs A B Huff will sing selections as an added feature on the program.

North Carolina Vera Idol High Point College High Point Woman’s Club H. Deare Pickett Farm A. B. Huff Sears

Mothers Honored at Live Yers Mothers Banquet

The Live Y'ers club of the YWCA hosted its annual Mother Daughter banquet at the Y hut. Grace Ellis played The Fleeting Hour as mothers and daughters entered. Mrs Lena Belle Blair presided. Ellen Jensen gave the welcome. Ann Wood and Phyllis Freeman read aloud. Guest speaker Mrs C A McMurray spoke on Mothers and Daughters. Thirty two members and guests attended.

Grace Ellis Carrie Jacobs Bond Lena Belle Blair

Miss Gibson Made Swimming Manager At Woman's College

The Woman's College of Greensboro appoints Iris Rose Gibson of High Point as swimming manager for the coming year. Officers were installed at a Raleigh banquet with Martha Messenger administering the oath to Harriet Wade nboro incoming president. Other posts include Bet ty Lyon vice president Ella Eddins secretary Rebecca Helsebeck treasurer and sport managers across hockey tennis golf basketball soccer minor sports base ball archery riding and more.

Raleigh May Meredith College Athletic Association Old Rose Inn Mary C. Coleman Woman's College Greensboro Martha Messenger Port Washington N. Y Harriet Rose Wadenboro Betty Lyon Elkin Ella Eddins Jackson Heights Rebecca Helsabeck King Eleanor Redwell Norlina Elizabeth le Grande Wadesboro Alta Critcher Williamston Dorothy Willson Athens

Thomasville Phi Beta Club Meeting Highlights Prize Origins

The Phi Beta club of Thomasville met at Carteret Tea Room in Winston Salem with Mrs. Paul Newton as hostess. Mrs. Meade Hite chaired in Mrs. Ralph Wilsons absence as president. The program covered Pulitzer prize winners and prize origins with a serving of two courses and floral table decor.

Thomasville Phi Beta Club Carteret Winston Salem Whch Paul Newton Meade Hite Ralph Wilson Mesdames Carson Cox BE. W. Cates Carlton Newby Harry Lee Lambeth Jack Kesler Mamie Harris

Musical Art Club on Wagner Opera Tannhauser

The Musical Art club presented a May program on Richard Wagner's Tannhauser at Emorywood Country Club. Mrs. Louis Voorhees narrated the opera settings and themes, with performances by Mrs. Sidney Gayle on piano, Mrs. J. Gurney Briggs singing Elizabeth's Prayer, and John and Nell Davis performing Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star. The program concluded with The Pilgrims' Chorus led by Dan W. Smith. business session elected officers for the coming year.

Richard Wagner Tannhauser Musical Art Club Emerywood Country Club H. D. Sears Louis Voorhees Tanhauser Sidney Gayle Elizabeth J. Gurney Briggs Albert Hart, Jr Dan W. Smith John Davis Greensboro Nell Davis J. F. Hayden John Dc. Abels A. Sherrod H. S. Coffield Reid Marsh Eunice Miller W. J. Fraley John C. Abels R. K. Stewart Valette J. Harris

Greensboro College Receives Carnegie Art Teaching Set

Greensboro North Carolina May 19 Greensboro College was chosen by the Carnegie Corporation of New York to receive a Carnegie Art Teaching Set. The gift, valued around 5090, includes an art library over 2000 photographs and color reproductions and seven component portfolios for teaching fine arts.

Greensboro N. C Greensboro College Carnegie Corporation of New York United States Luther L. Gobbel Robert M. Lester Gobbel New York Carnegie Miles Tomb of Rakh-Mi- Re Vanity Fair Degas Rodin Art Library of Books Marion Landrum Tivanan

Greensboro College Receives Deems Portrait Gift

Greensboro college announced a gift of a portrait of Dr. Charles F. Deems presented by Miss Sally E. Blake of Florida. The portrait bears Deems’s autograph and was given via Miss Annie Eliza Blake, a former student and college president in the 1860s. The note mentions the University of California’s enrollment of 21,000 students.

Greensboro College Charles F. Deems Greensboro N. C Luther L. Gobbel Sally E. Blake East Virginia Street Talahassee Fla Annie Eliza Blake Miccosuke Kan County Florida Sally Blake Annie Blake University of California

Social calendar of clubs and gatherings this week

A list of events in High Point including American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. Manns home on Johnson street Twentieth Century Study club at Mrs. Freeman Greenway drive Good Will Garden Club benet bridge at Mrs. Bain West Lexington extension Mid-Week Study club at Mrs. Blackard Hillcrest drive Music Literature and American Homes joint garden meeting at Mr. Sears Pickett farm Garden Tea at Mrs. Millis Forest Hill drive Circle six Wesley Memorial church High Point Council of Jewish Women at Mrs. Silver Parkway Entre Nous club at Emerywood club Philomathian club at Mrs. Jones West Farriss avenue Emerywood Country club dance with Lew Gogerty orchestra at the clubhouse starts 9:30 after a 9:00 friendly half hour

American Legion Auxiliary I. T. Mann Johnson Street Edith Moore Sherrod D. D. Arden Twentieth Century Study Club W. F. Freeman Greenway Drive Good Will Garden Club Robert Bain West Lexington T. A. Tilden P. H. Dalton E. H. Blackard Hillcrest Drive R. m Music Literature Woman's Club H. D. Sears Pickett Farm C. BE. Diffendale R. L. Waynick F. R. Taylor Edgar Hartley Harvey Mills Nelle Ansley J. Ed Millis Forest Hill Drive Circle Six Wesley Memorial Church High Point Council of Jewish Women Phillip Silver Z. I. Walser Entre Nous Emerywood Club Philomathean Club W. Cc. Jones West Farriss Avenue Emerywood Country Club Lew Gogerty

Local notices on hospital recoveries and visits

Friends of Mrs Howard Livewood report her improving after a serious operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs J T Ryan is a patient at City Memorial hospital Winston Salem following an operation. Mrs M E Murray of Charleston visits son Thaddus Murray at 604 Woodbury avenue. Miss Dorothy Kirkman to arrive from Sanford for summer stay with her parents on West Broad Street.

Howard Livewood Burrus Memorial Hospital J. T. Ryan The City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem M. E. Murray Charleston, D. C Thaddus Murray Woodbury Avenue Dorothy Kirkman Sanford Mrs P. V. Kirkman West Broad Street

Greensboro College to host three speakers at 89th commencement

Greensboro College announces three outstanding speakers for its 89th commencement May 29 to 31. Josephus Daniels will deliver the commencement address Monday May 31 at 10 30 in Odell auditorium. H P Myers will preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday May 29 at 11. Gilbert T Rowe of Duke University will preach the YWCA anniversary sermon Sunday May 30 at 8 in Odell auditorium.

Greensboro College Luther L. Gobbel Josephus Daniels Mexico Odell Auditorium H. P. Myers Board of Missions Methodist Episcopal Church South Gilbert T. Rowe School of Religion Duke University Young Women’s Christian Association

Royal Aircraft For Six Seated At 180 MPH

The king and queen of Englaand order a plane designed for six passengers with a cruising speed of 180 miles per hour.

Englaand

Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on Parental Teasing

A 19 year old girl writes of dating a town man amid conflict with a father and brother who mock her. She asks how to gain rights at home while feeling forced to stay in due to family pressure. The writer and mother are described, with guidance on balancing pride, safety, and parental trust.

Mother

Advice on handling friends and family teasing

The author urges discussing new friendships with a mother to uncover objections and avoid mockery. It recommends resisting temper and taking jokes lightly to deflate teasing and suggests family members may not realize their unkindness, so laughter or ignoring the humor is advised.

Ruth A Wood and J Floyd Morgan wed in Danville

Mr and Mrs Eck Wood of 107 Winslow Street announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth A to J Floyd Morgan of High Point route one The ceremony occurred Saturday May 8 in Danville Virginia with Rev M T Sorrell presiding Miss Rada Cox and Ronald Jester attended The couple will reside in High Point

Teeth Build Hospital Mission Help from New Guinea Dogs

Missionary Sister Maria Molnar collected canine teeth from supporters to fund a mission hospital in New Guinea. Her autumn appeal to Budapest church members yielded a large shipment of teeth valued as currency there.

New Guinea Lhat Maria Molnar Budapest Hungary

Staley Bodenheimer Celebrated At 20th Birthday Party

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bodenheimer hosted a surprise party for their son Staley on Saturday night. Guests enjoyed lawn games and contests with prizes won by Mary Helen Hayworth Ruth Spurgeon and Edith Green. The dining room featured pink and green decor a pink candlelit cake and refreshments.

W. A. Bodenheimer Staley Mary Helen Hayworth Ruth Spurgeon Edith Green Staley Bodenheimer Lillian Helen Bib Lanning Ruth Margaret Spurgeon Ruth Martin Edith Nellie Green Hazel Hayworth Opal Lucille Evelyn Thomas Daphne Moore Darline Garrison Nancy Jane King Faye Beckerdite Lena Smith Cassie Bodenheimer Irene Williard Violet Pansy Iola Bodenheimer John Martin Chester Spurgeon C. F. Green Clyde Green Paul William Hayworth Bill Metsinger Charlie Teague Lindsay Bruce Smith Bryce Black Randall Manning Stanton Bodenheimer Kermit Green Ivey Bodenheimer

Garden Club Plans Benefit Bridge at Mrs Bain Home

The Good Will Garden Club announces a Friday 2 30 PM benefit bridge at Mrs Robert Bain's West Lexington Avenue Extension home. Funds aid the proposed Blair Park municipal rose garden. Table reservations via Mrs T A Tilden phone 2971 or Mrs P H Dalton phone 9492.

The Good Will Garden Club Robert Bain Lexington Avenue Blair Park T. A. Tilden P. H. Dalton

Farrington Family Reunion Amid Illness Calls

Charles Green of High Point visits relatives Joe Farrington of Cincinnati and John Farrington of Hickory as they come to the city responding to the serious illness of their father Rev. J. A. J. Farrington.

Charles Green High Point Joe Farrington Cincinnati John Farrington Hickory City J. A. J. Farrington

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Princess Lines N.C. Drama Miss Gibson First Baptist W. M Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church W. F. Clayton A. C. Lovelace A. C. Lovelace, Jr P. Y. Adams Grover Jones Archdale Friends Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary Archdale Friends Church Lucy Peace Lebanon South Main Circle Lucy Robertson South Main M. B. Ehurch Thomasville Phi Beta Club Yann Moffitt’s North Main Street Dperkinsoni Kellogg Battle Creek Greensboro College Vnals Hutchens’ Bakery Marjorie Mansfield Miss Mansfield Flapper Sylvia ‘Copa NEA Service. Inc T. M. Red. U Wood-Morgan Europe Garden Club Branko DIZE Thomas E Gatewood Nat Walker City Library South Main Stree
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