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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

6

Pentagon Piedmont Ball to Feature Johnny Johnson Orchestra

The Pentagon club presents Johnny Johnson and his orchestra with Johnny at the piano and Lee Johnson as vocalist for a Piedmont Ball on June 11 at Sedgefield Manor. Dancing runs 9:30 p m to 1 30 a m with 1200 bids mailed to state guests promised to attend.

Paradise Restaurant Broadway Johnny Johnson Johnny Lee Johnson Pentagon Club Sedgefield Manor Columbia Paradiseestaurant New York Ite Piedmont

Brentwood Teachers Luncheon Hosted by Principal Moore

Mrs. J. C. Moore, Brentwood School principal, hosted a luncheon for the Brentwood School faculty and guests in the school cafeteria. Twelve covers were set with pink and white favors, and a two course meal was served to Mr. and Mrs. T. A Wingate Andrews and Miss Veigh Hutchinson along with faculty members Nancy Pearl Welborn Ruth Simpson Annabella King Virginia Wall Ila Hensley Anne Thompson Georgia Smith.

J. C. Moore Brentwood School T. A Wingate Andrews Veigh Hutchinson Miseeeteila Shore “Thomas Nancy Pearl Welborn Ruth Simpson Annabella King Virginia Wall Ila Hensley Anne Thompson Georgia Smith

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week

The Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Sheraton. Tea and Topics hosted by Mrs W F Armfield Thursday at Brentley circle. Philomathean club hosted by Mrs R F J Johnson Friday at Carrick avenue. Alumnae meeting Saturday at Greensboro College with a social and president hosts from High Point. Emerywood Country club dinner dance 8 to 12 with Archie Davis and his U WN C orchestra and dinner reservations. Bay Street school hosts luncheon for Bay Street teachers by the Parent-Teacher association with hospitality chair Kathryn Raymond and committee.

Beta Sigma Phi Sheraton Hotel W. F. Armfield Brentley Circle R. F. J. Johnson Philomathean Club Carrick Avenue Greensboro College P. W. Fiages W. B. Hall High Point Emerywood Country Club Archie Davis U. WN. C Bay Street School Parent- Teacher Association Kathryn Raymond

Here Comes the Young Bride Dressed in Cotton Fashion Notes

A lighthearted fashion sketch extols cotton wedding attire. The bride favors simple, affordable fabric over satin, showcasing an organdie bridal outfit with pleated frills and a full veil. Bouquets of white and purple lilacs set a springlike color scheme. Gladys Parker.

Father Gladys Parker

Emerywood Club Hosts Tuesday Bridge Party

Seven tables of contract bridge were set at Emerywood Country club for the Di-weekly card party. Hostesses Mesdames H A Millis and Dc T Ingram Jr led the event. high score prize went to Mrs Harold Bennett. The club calendar calls for a dinner dance Saturday with dinner at 8 oclock and music by Archie Davis and the UNC orchestra. Members and out of town guests attend by card only. reservations with secretary R L Trout are due by Thursday noon.

Emerywood Club Emerywood Country Club Mesdames H. A. Millis Dc. T. Ingram, Jr Harold Bennett H. N. . Phillips Pearl Davis Martin A. G. Douglas J. J. McMurray Jack Thomas Alice E. Freese Catherine Hayworth Sweetee Archie Davis University of North Carolina Orchestra R. L. Trout

Golf Tournament at Sedgefield Yesterday

A Ladies' Days golf event was held at Sedgefield Country Club starting at one o'clock. Prizes were awarded in a Blind Bogey contest and for putting with entrants from High Point including Mesdames Henley Ingram Smith Saunders Abels Sampson Merrilees and Miss Hauser.

Sedgefield Country Club High Point Mesdames A. RB. Henley Laurance Ingram Bessie Smith S&s. Saunders John Abels J. A. Sampson A. G. Merrilees Margaret Hauser

B C C Club Meeting With Miss Myrtle Hall

The B C C Club met at Miss Myrtle Hall’s home on West Russell Street with Miss Morelle Gaddis presiding. Minutes from the last meeting were read, and plans for future meetings were set, including a biweekly session followed by a weiner roast.

Myrtle Hall Weat Russell Street Morelle Gaddis Helene Macon O. Connor J. E. Hall Katherine Connor Helen Mason Shirley Bayne Virginia Mae Perkins Moselle Gaddis Evelenia Robins Gertrude Hall Ruth Hutchins Edna Fritz

Final School Program on North Carolina by Brentwood Sixth Grade

The sixth grade at Brentwood school presented the final program on North Carolina tying the year’s study to history and development of the state. Edwin Brown and Eugene Proffitt introduced new School Boy Patrol and Red Cross officers. certificates were awarded by Principal Mrs. Moore and a fifth grade song closed the event.

Brentwood School North Carolina Red Cross Edwin Brown Eugene Proffitt

Miss Lillian Norman Recovering After Surgery

Miss Lillian Norman of 313 Coltrane Street is recovering at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy performed Friday of last week.

Lillian Norman Coltrane Street Guilford General Hospital

La Carter Tarjeta Club Met Yesterday

Members of La Carter Tarjeta Bridge Club played two tables of bridge at West Lexington Avenue home of Ernest Wright. Mrs. W. F. Ellis won the club prize luncheon cloth and Mrs. Riley Martin received the visitors perfume.

Laarter Tarjeta Bridge Club Ernest Wright Lexington Avenue W. F. Ellis Riley Martin Dorothy Rankin Elizabeth Senaben Steve Ingram Frank Wood Charles Byrd W. F. Bilis

Jack Walters Birthday Party Held at 232 West Russell

Mrs. Clara Walters hosted a birthday party at her home on West Russell Street for her son Jack turning nine. The event ran from 6 to 8 and featured games led by Mrs. Walters with help from Mrs. Viola Forbis Mrs. W D Brown and Estelle Brown. Attendees included Mary Louise Lois Thurman Fox Louise Polly Sam Styles Sallie Robert Kress Melba Donnell Brown J R Smith Jr Lucilie Culler Carolyn Jean Dorothy and George Brown Paul and W D Mitchell. Jack received several attractive gifts.

Clara Walters West Russell Street Jack Walters Viola Forbis W. D. Brown Mise Estelle Brown Mary Louise Lois and Thurman Fox Louise Polly Sam Styles Sallie Robert Kress Melba Donnell Brown J. R. Smith, Jr Lucilie Culler Carolyn Jean Dorothy George Brown Paul W. D. Mitchell

Chapel Program at Cloverdale School Highlighted By Recital

An operetta titled In A May Garden was presented at Cloverdale School. Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to many students. The H. B. club met May 18 and renewed plans for May 24. A daughter Peggy Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bell. A quiet wedding joined Anzelette Prevost and Carl M. Smith at First Presbyterian Church with a blue crepe dress and gardenia bouquet.

Thelma Johnson Frances Cassell Frances Hudson Charles Wood Billy Jarrell E. W. Noah Billy Green Claiborne Meekina Gerald Sechrest Leroy Hill Joyce Hazel Lowery Beulah Surratt Quellen Tutterow Charlies McDowell Anzelette Prevost Carl M. Smith First Presbyterian Church W. R. Shaffer First Reformed Church Smith W. H. Prevost Worthville N. C Mr. Smith C. C. Smith Sunset Drive High Point College Spencer Dan W. Smith

Church Socials Highlight Garden Club Outing and Bible Class Notes

Community clubs and church groups fill a May page with social events. Good Will Garden Club hosted Morning Glory Garden Club at a Brentwood School lake outing, followed by a picnic supper. Mary Jones Bible class meets at 618 Arch Street. Lottie Holden Bible group gathers Thursday afternoon. Woman's Auxiliary First Methodist Protestant held a Monday meeting in the church classroom, with prize awarded in an inspiring program. Glenola Baptist to host a chicken supper May 26 from 6 to 8 pm to support Sunday school fundraising.

PATE Good Will Garden Club Morning Glory Garden Club City Lake Brentwood M. P. Auxtilary Woman's Auxiliary First Methodist Protestant Kennetting Dent John Whitesell R. M. Andrews Croup J. H. Ker Cirele Num Glenola Glenola Baptist

Local Legion Auxiliary Members Attend Area Conference In Durham

High Point unit members attended the Third Area Conference at the Washington Duke hotel in Durham. Attendees included Mrs A York, president, and Mrs M A Lackey, Mrs N B Stirewall, and Mrs W J McAnally. Luther Barbour of Durham presided. A L Fletcher urged support for the child labor amendment.

High Point American Legion Auxiliary Durham Washington Duke A. York M. A. Lackey N. &. Stirewall W. J. McAnally Luther Barbour A. L. Fletcher

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A Johnson Tony Pentagons Betsey Oys Park North Main Street Mesdames Charlies Kearns Herman Smith D. A. Kirkman Charles Perry KE. T. Harrison Lynn Trout R. A. McPheeters K. C. Kenny J. E. Millis Frank Hunsucker Co. T. Ingram Jack Holbrook A. &. Hart, Jr John Walker Paul Casey Liston Pope Jesse Washburn A. 8. Caldwell Sedgefield Stuart A. R. Stuart Central Friends Church Miss Thompson Annabelle Thompson Thompson A. C. Ward E. M. Brown B.C. C Miss Hall RAY Street Ray Street School May Page Mary Jane Wilson Secocration P. Hunter Dalton Association la Carter Tarjeta Club Jack Walters Cloverdale School Irene Green H. B. Club Miss Koonts Leone Stout John Atkins Fourth Street Peggy B. Bell Morris Street Pegsy Lee Bng A. B.sier C. C. Hampp Hubert Rockwell T. Tilden Mary Jones L. Lowe Arch Street John Lottie Holden Bridges Se. Regis Lew Fifth Avenue Local Legion Auxiliary W. R. Absher Northboro Lary Legion Mra. A Tomlinson Ladies Shop South Main Street Sechrest Funeral Home
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