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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1933
Page
6
Mrs Virginia De Lapp has recovered enough from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital to return home at 1214 Shelton Street. Miss Pauline Clodfelter hosted a Friday evening party honoring guest Miss Zorah Holden of Charlotte North Carolina with games and refreshments.
Miss Ethel Broadway entertained about fifty friends at her home 1401 Forrest avenue on Saturday evening May 290. Dancing and games followed by refreshments provided a lively social gathering for guests in attendance.
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 3 o clock with Mrs L V Sharpe 16 Morris street led by Mrs Thomas Willey on the Book of Genesis An ice cream supper will follow at Archdale M E F church Wednesday evening May 24 hosted by church ladies Del icious home made ice cream and cake will be served and the public is invited
Tuesday events include the Good Will Garden club outing at Mrs. Blake Thompson's home with a wild flower expedition and a picnic. Also on Tuesday the fourth lecture in a Social and Economic Planning course by Mrs. Ney Evans at the YY. W. C. A. Hut. Regular meetings of Girl Reserve, Altrusa, and O. E. S. follow. Wednesday features several club gatherings including Delta Tau, Music-Literature department’s garden party, and Book Club. Thursday hosts Entra Nous and the American Association of University Women. Friday's Lotus club gathering is at 800 Carrick avenue.
Mrs EB B Menzies of Hickory visits her daughter Mrs E B Gamble at 1415 Wiltshire boulevard. Miss Lillian Edwards of Archdale returns with her brother Kermit Edwards after a weekend in Goldsboro. Zorah Holden returns home to Shallotte after visiting Miss Pauline Clodfelter. she travels with Miss Selma Elder and Parrish and Hazel Clodfelter. Mary Louise Teague of Old Fort visits cousins Thelma and Beatrice Teague in Archdale. Mr and Mrs Beverly Thurman return to Norfolk after visiting J Thurman on Johnson street. Friends of Mrs K J Snider of 701 Montview Avenue learn she is seriously ill at Guilford County Sanatorium. her brother Lonnie Epps is also a patient there. Horace Lapt on, five, son of Mr and Mrs T A Lupton, returns home from Guilford General Hospital after an operation. recovering well. Miss Fatelie Brown, a Spencer schools teacher, visits Miss Helen Dickson on Jones street before heading to Hillsboro for the summer. Charles Lincoln of Bassett Va visits for several days on business. Miss Meatta Hringle returns to Salisbury after a week with her sister Mrs Coy B Moose, who recently had a tonsil operation. Milly Price improving. patient at High Point hospital since Saturday. Miss Eleanor Amos is ill with scarlet fever at her parents home in Emerywood.
The Musical Arts Program closed its year with a High Point Country Club concert featuring local composers and performers. Pupil Hampton Hubbard opened with piano pieces, others presented works by Elizabeth Strickland Genevieve Moore Mae Kirkman Florence Blair and more. A nominating committee was named and a June business meeting announced.
Miss Clara Johnson a librarian at David son County library and social figure placed third at the Cotton Ball hosted by Idlewild club in Greensboro on May 19. Her white organdie dress with red polka dots and a Colonial-style hat drew mention among ten ladies in waiting.
Misses Maie Snell May Hull and Lucy Eason spent Sunday in Mount Airy visiting Mrs. Mollie Snell, the mother of Miss Snell, who is staying with daughter Mrs. Hars ton Williamson. Mrs. Snell plans to return home later this week.
Mrs Lee Rice has returned from High Point after visiting her daughter Mrs W M Barker on Thurs ton street.
Mr and Mrs Roland Holton and daughter Frances of High Point were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin at their Mock street home.
Mrs. John Schmidt of Winston-Salem underwent an operation for removal of tonsils at Dr. R. G. Jennings office on Monday morning. Miss Alma Jennings returned today from Pete's Knob where she had spent several days at her home.
Mr and Mrs Julius Green of High Point spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Green on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Ray Hoover left Sunday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs. W. F. Rader in Newton. She was accompanied by Mr. Hoover who returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs Moyer Mendenhall and her children Peggy and Moyer S Jr visit High Point to stay with Mr and Mrs Royster Thurman for a few days.
The F. L. B. Class will meet Friday evening at 1436 South Main Street with Mrs. R. L. Brintle hosting. Full attendance of the members is urged.
Mr and Mrs John Wood of Philadelphia announce the birth of a daughter Harriett Martha on May 11 in that city. Mrs Wood before marriage was Miss Margaret Johnson of High Point.
The mid week prayer service at First Reformed Church begins tomorrow evening at 7:30. Rev W R Shaffer will lead the study focusing on hymns and hymn tunes, with the target hymn My Faith Looks Up To Thee.
Mr and Mrs Carl Vaughn Carl Vaughn Jr and Gilbert Keith all of Chicago spent Sunday night in town as guests of Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin.
Mrs Albert Hewitt of Asheville visits the home of Mr and Mrs J A Zeigler as their guest.
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