Priscilla club hosts sewing afternoon at Mrs Clark's
Mrs. 8. C. Clark welcomes Priscilla club members and guests for a Friday tea like session at Parkway home with rose arrangements. The group sews and chats, then enjoys congealed salad and tea.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
5
Mrs. 8. C. Clark welcomes Priscilla club members and guests for a Friday tea like session at Parkway home with rose arrangements. The group sews and chats, then enjoys congealed salad and tea.
The schedule lists gatherings from Monday to Friday including the Musical club at 8:00 p.m. at the Country club with local composers, a Tuesday wild flower expedition by the Good Will Garden club, a lecture by Mrs. Ney Evans, and several meetings at the YWCA Masonic Temple Sheraton Hotel and member homes.
The Mozart Music Club met last Saturday afternoon at Mary Smith’s Richardson Street home. A short business session preceded a student ensemble program featuring duets and solos by Nancy Cox, Betty Jean Bates, Miss Elizabeth Strickland, and others with Mary Ruth Woollen conducting. Guests Martha Tilden, Doris Holmes, and Marjorie Payne attended.
The column lists numerous local residents with health updates and weekend travels. Mrs C W Hoover is very ill at 1507 King Street. Clyde Cox Jr bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism at his grandmother’s North Main Street home. Lorraine Mason recovering from adenoids and tonsils surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Others returned from Roanoke and Myrtle Beach or visiting Spartanburg and Charlotte.
Miss Margaret Abernethy of Statesville wed Clifford Wilson of Lakeland Fla at the First Reformed Church in a simple ring ceremony. Rev. W R Shaffer officiated with Roses decorating the church. The couple's party included Miss Hatty B Turbeville as bridesmaid and Okey Allison as best man.
Meredith College alumnae from generations span will gather in Raleigh on Saturday May 27 for the annual Alumnae Day. Activities include a 9 o'clock business meeting, 1 o'clock luncheon at the Woman's Club, senior class Day exercises, a historical pageant, garden party, and evening concert. Mrs Lily M Mebane speaker will address the group.
Rev. G. Ray Jordan urges turning crises into growth and virtue at Wesley Memorial, framing tough moments as stepping stones to higher life. Pastor John E All contrasts New Earth restoration with a sinless world, detailing governance, architecture, and equality in a later Seventh Day Adventist sermon.
Families see better days as Mr. Arens promotes a fast-selling bottle-cap and a Safe Standard Plymouth on the curb. The car boasts large interiors, Rigid-X double-drop frames, and safety-steel construction, signaling strong market appeal.
New York May 22 Paulie Walker of Trenton and Eddie Kid Wolfe of Memphis meet in a ten round middleweight bout at the St Nicholas arena tonight. A Detroit Friday night main event features Midget Wolgast facing Ernie Maurer in a 10 round non title bout.
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