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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

6

Women’s Club Departments Meet at Whitescarver Cabin

A joint meeting of the Music Literature and American Homes departments of the Women’s Club was held at the Whitescarver cabin near Jamestown with Mrs. Fred Whitescarver as hostess. Officers elected for American Homes were Mrs. Robert Fountain chairwoman, Mrs. R. H. Sechrest vice-chairman, and Mrs. Edgar Hartley secretary. The Music Literature committee was formed with Mrs. M. T. Lambeth as chair along with Mrs. G. H. White and Mrs. C. H. Rhodes. The program featured a cake decorating demonstration by Mrs. Whitescarver, who created a three-tier wedding cake topped with a bride and groom, served to attendees.

Music Literature Womai’s Club Whitescarver Jamestown Fred Whitescarver Robert Fountain R. H. Sechrest Edgar Hartley M. T. Lambeth G. H. White C. H. Rhodes Whitescaver O. S. Peer Bridge Randolph Street Claiborne Pennington James Lambeth, Jr Paul Hassler George Finch John R. Myers W. FE. Tomlinson Glenn Pennington

Program On Spain Presented To Mid-Week Study Club

Mrs. J. M. Salsbury led a Spain program for the Mid-Week Study club with focus on geography culture and historic spots. Members noted current events role and a nominating committee was formed for officers at the next meeting. A social hour followed with a salad coffee for guest Mrs. James W. Blackard and club members.

Spain J. M. S. Salsbury F J. Sizemore J. W. Chandler James W. Blackard Jackson, Tenn Mesdames Embree H. Blackard John Biggs W. D. Brooks J. A. Eshelman F. J. Sizemore J. M Salsbury W. R. Morrow Charles F. Carroll, Jr P. W Flagge J. A. Morris H. W. Mec Cain

Jewish Women Reelect Mrs Tobias as President

The Council of Jewish Women reelects Mrs Sam Tobias as president at a May meeting in Gibson Club rooms. Officers include Mrs Joe Barr vice president Mrs Lou Ershler recording secretary Mrs Max Bones corresponding secretary and Mrs Louis Tanner treasurer.

Sam Tobias Council of Jewish Women Gibson Club Rooms Ben Swartzberg Sam Hyman Harry Kaplan Joe Barr Lou Ershler Max Bones Louis Tanner

Hawaii travel talk inspires Utopian Club meeting

Mrs. J W Harriss described her Hawaiian Islands trip to the Utopian Study Club at a Colonial Drive gathering hosted by Mrs. J H Walker. The program featured vivid sights of harbor welcomes leis gardens and friendly natives. Mrs L C Matton presided as president-elect with a new officer slate presented by Mrs John S Pickett and unanimously approved.

Utopian Study Club J. H. Walker, Jr Colonial Drive J. W. Harriss Hawaiian Islands Jesse Washburn L. C. Matton John S. Pickett Matton Washburn

Social Calendar Highlights From Canterbury and Emerywood Clubs

The Canterbury club meets at 214 Lindsay Street with Mrs. Owen Reese at 3:30 p m Friday. Mrs. Rufus King hosts the Philomathean club at 402 Hillcrest Drive at its bi weekly session. The American Association of University Women local chapter holds its final Blair Park social Saturday at 4 p m. Emerywood Country Club hosts a kiddie party dance at 9:30 p m with hors d oeuvres reservations required.

Canterbury Club Owen Reese Lindsay Street Rufus King Philomathean Club Hillcrest Drive American Association of University Women Blair Park Emerywood Country Club

Exchange Of Plants At Friendly Garden Club Meet

The Friendly Garden Club held a plant exchange yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Ed Holton on the Hayworth Springs road. Miss Martha Parsons presided in the absence of Mrs. John Mebahe. members exchanged plants and discussed culture tips. Awards went to Mrs. W. L. Kivett, Mrs. M. C. Holton, and Mrs. J. Ed Holton for top floral displays. New members Mrs. R. C. Brown and Mrs. J. E. Shelton plus visitor Mrs. Grady Safewright were welcomed. Plans for the June spring social and flower show at Triangle Lake on June 14 were outlined.

Friendly Garden Club J. Ed Holton Hayworth Springs Road Martha Parsons John Mebahe W. L. Kivett M. C. Holton R. C. Brown J. E. Shelton Grady Safewright

Magdalene Rebekahs Plan Evening Meeting

The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet at 7 30 this evening at their hall on West Commerce Street. The program includes echoes from the state assembly that just closed here on Tuesday, with this group serving as hostess.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge West Commerce Street State Assembly

Forty Women Compete In Piedmont Golf Tourney

The Piedmont Women's Golf Association held its third event of the season at Star Mount Forest in Greensboro with about forty players from clubs including Mount Airy. Jean Yates of Starmount led Class C with a net 71 and 96 gross, while Mrs. Phil Haskins of Mount Airy won Class C putting with 27.

Mount Airy Club Piedmont Women's Golf Association Starmount Forest Greensboro Jean Yates Starmount Phil Haskins Mount Airy Miss Yates Jack Brown Nathan Ayers William Hadley Sullivan Leroy Stadler John S. Welborn L. C. Parker Chiba High Point Sedgefield Winston - Salem Salisbury

Rededication Candidates Elected to Club Officers

The club elected Mrs Washburn as vice president Mrs Roland T Holton as secretary treasurer and Mr J H Walker Jr as librarian. Tea and refreshments were served to four visiting ladies Mesdames Harriss Elizabeth Harriss Covington Clay Madison and W P Pickett and to club members Mesdames Matton Groome Harris Holton Snow Thomas Turner Harry Alexander and John Pickett.

Washburn Roland T. Holton J. H. Walker, Jr Mesdames J. W. Harriss Elizabeth Harriss Covington J. Clay Madison W. P. Pickett L. C. Matton J. I. Groome Valette J. Harris Rodney Snow W. B. Thomas Thomas Turner Harry Alexander John 8. Pickett

Buffet Supper And Dance Ends Auxiliary Meeting

The Women's Auxiliary and North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association wrap up three days of events with a buffet supper and evening dance at the National Guard Armory hosted by the Traveling Men's Auxiliary. Activities included garden tours, a matinee at Center theatre, golf at Blair Park, and prize awards led by Mrs. H. M. Ridge Jr. and Mrs. J. R. Willis.

Women’s Auxiliary North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association National Guard Armory English Street High Point Tomlinson New Center Theatre Sheraton Ballroom Pharmaceutical Association O’hanlon-Watson Drug Company Winston-Salem Justice Drug Company Greensboro Freddie Johnson UNC Blair Park Emerywood Country Club Clover Brand Dairies Guy Kirby Marion N. C H. M. Ridge, Jr J. R. Willis

Thomasville Fine Arts Dept Openhouse and Exhibit

The Thomasville Fine Arts department hosted an informal openhouse at the Woman's Club building with a May meeting agenda led by Mrs. Allen A. Surratt. The event featured portraits and miniatures by Thomas Emile Dodamead and Mrs. Dodamead, paintings by F. W. Hinsdale, local artworks, tea service, and floral decor.

Thomasville Fine Arts Woman's Club Allen A. Surratt Surratt R. D. Bevan Louise McMillan

Marmola Tablets Promote Thyroid-Linked Fat Loss

An ad claims Marmola tablets help slim faces and figures without strict dieting or heavy exercise. It urges healthy individuals with hypothyroidism related obesity to take four Marmola tablets daily, notes a thirty-year sales history and distributes to over twenty million boxes, and advises consulting a physician for diagnosis.

Art In Home Life Program At Twentieth Century Club

Mrs C E Lehmann presented a talk on arranging flowers and home furnishings at the Twentieth Century Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs R I Quigley at 1108 Westwood Drive. The session reviewed books on Home Furnishing and Art in Everyday Life and elected new officers including Mrs W W Gluyas as president. A social hour followed with refreshments and pink rose decorations.

Art Twentieth Century Study Club C. E. Lehmann R. I. Quigley Westwood Drive Katherine P. Cary Nellie D. Merrell Anna Rutt Harriett Vetta Goldstein

Miss group gathers for a home floral event

A small gathering of women attended a floral arrangement session in a private home. Present were Mesdames C KE Lehman, C J Schwein, J W Thomas, Lamar McCallum, Henry Koonce, W F Freeman, C H Risch, and W W Gluyas, along with the hostess.

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Madeline Hoover Mite Whitescarver Cabin Lou Greenberg Harry Doctor Social Service Guilford County Sanatorium Ben Herman Congress Hawaii NEW Toyos Moffitt’s North Main Street Magdalene Rebekahs Piedmont Thomasville Fine Arts Dept John Flahive Brooklyn N. Y Philip Alther Old Greenwich Conn E. L. Webb C. H. Newby Frances Myers Myers Hose Alther Flahive Webb W. W. Gluyas E. D. Henderson Charles H. Risch Brarian J. W. Tomas Engine Marianello Cld KE. Lehman C. J Nat Walker Walgreen's Standard Richardson Suits & Coats Just Batiste Phillip Olympia Pickles
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