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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

6

Miss Russell Announces Piano Recital at High Point College

Public kickoff to commencement week features Miss Janet Russell from the music department performing a piano recital in the college auditorium Thursday at 8 o clock. Program includes works by Couperin Schubert Debussy Chopin and Schumann. Friday at 8 o clock senior women vie for the Charlotte M Amos essayist medal and senior men for the S Rabinowitz oration medal. Class Day exercises set for 8 o clock.

High Point College Janet Russell Schumann Debussy Chopin Charlotte M. Amos S. Rabinowitz

Dinner Hostess Dorothy Cummings Honors Dixie Thomas

Miss Dorothy Cummings played host at a formal dinner at 313 South Hamilton Street to honor Miss Dixie Thomas a popular June bride elect whose wedding to Edgar Snider is planned next month. Twelve guests enjoyed a three course meal with pink roses and forget-me-nots as the centerpiece and silver candle sticks as a gift to the bride.

Dorothy Cummings Dixie Thomas Hamilton Street Edgar Snider Miss Cummings Miss Thomas Mary Tice Greensboro Betty Sechrest Jeanne Rankin Betsy Dean Wagger Katherine Kearns

Nightingale Club Hears 3rd Speech on Religion

Mrs. Charles McMurray spoke at the Florence Nightingale Club meeting in the YWCA delivering the third talk in a series on religion titled Religion and the Individual. The group, about 20 members strong, added several names to the YWCA rolls as it closes its annual drive. Earlier talks covered Religion and Industry and Religion and Democracy.

Charles McMurray Florence Nightingale Club Highland Lend-A-Hand Lindale Dairy

Girls' Pentagon Club Meeting Planned Tonight

The Girls' Pentagon Club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Miss Ruth Pollock, 1207 Johnson Street.

Pentagon Club Ruth Pollock Johnson Street

Altrusa Progressive Dinner and Garden Club Picnic

Social calendar lists a 6 30 p m progressive dinner hosted by the Altrusa Club at the homes of Virginia and Julia Ryan in the Alberta Apartments and a 6 30 p m annual picnic for Wayside Garden Club at the Springfield Museum with spouses invited. Also scheduled are meetings and events for the Early American Arts Club Social Arts Club Priscilla Club and a piano recital at High Point College.

Altrusa Club Virginia Julia Ryan Alberta Apartments Wayside Garden Club Springfield Museum Early American Arts Club W.S. Shepherd Boulevard Winston- Salem W. J. Frazier Montlieu Avenue Bruce Conrad D. E. Cauble Mildred Wessinger Rotary Drive Janet Russell High Point College Roberts Hall Priday Priscilla Club R. K. Young Florham Avenue

Length Of Gown For King's Garden Party Topic Of Discussion

Washington observers debate dress length for King George garden party at the British embassy. Lady Lindsay says attire length irrelevant but weather may push guests toward short frocks. Cabinet spouses split with Mrs Claude A Swanson favoring long chiffon and Mrs Harry Woodring preferring short white voile. Mrs Cordell Hull ties gown length to forecast.

Beth Campbell Washington Lady Lindsay Claude A. Swanson Harry Woodring

Church Social A M Idol Class Meeting

The A M Idol Philothea Class of the First Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at 8 o clock with Miss Blanche Burgess of 201 Lindsay Street. The Stephens Bible Study Class meets Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs R Dixon of 1006 Lindsay Street. The Green Street Baptist Go Get Em Prayer Service meets tonight at 7 30 at KE M Blakeley 1218 Ragan Street.

A. M. Idol A. M. Idol Philothea First Methodist Church Blanche Burgess Lindsay Street Stephens Stephens Bible Study R. Dixon James Deweerd Gaston Ind Green Street Baptist Church KE. M. Blakeley Ragan Street

Mrs Shore Arrives For Visit To Be In Statesville Wedding

Mrs Frank M Shore Jr arrived for a three week visit with her parents on Johnson street She will be matron of honor at the June 9 wedding of her cousin Miss Corelli Lazenby to Harold Wilson of Chicago Ill at Broad Street M B E church Also reported Jerry Watson Myatt born May 22 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs R W Myatt of 414 Smith Street and Thomas Calvin Stout born May 23 to Mr and Mrs Carson C Stout at their home on Prospect Road

Frank M. Shore, Jr I. T. Mann Johnson Street Statesville Corelli Lazenby Harold Wilson Chicago Broad Street M. BE Jerry Myatt R. W. Myatt Smith Street Jerry Watson Guilford General Hospital Myatt Betty McLendon Mount Gilead Carson C. Stouts Carson C. Stout Thomas Calvin Prospect Road

May Musical Art Club program features two school groups

At Emerywood Country Club the May meeting of the Musical Art Club presented two school groups. The High Point High School Symphony directed by Miss Virginia Frank performed a demanding program with polished results. The Teachers Chorus, a 65 member group formed in January under Carl G. Cronstedt with Alma Andrews accompanist, offered an artistic set.

Musical Art Club Emerywood Country Club High Point High School Symphony Virginia Frank Carl G. Cronstedt Alma Andrews

Plans For Girl Reserve Summer Camp With Three Periods

Girl Reserve plans for a summer camp are firming with three sessions led by Miss Betsy Dupuy of the Y W C A. Each period hosts about thirty girls under twelve counsellors, featuring nature study craft drama and varied recreation. Interested readers should contact Miss Dupuy soon before quotas fill.

Betsy Dupuy

Legion Auxiliary to Observe Poppy Day May Twenty Seventh

The American Legion Auxiliary announced Poppy Day on Saturday May 27 with volunteers distributing memorial poppies on streets nationwide. More than eleven million poppies were made by disabled World War veterans in hospitals and workrooms to honor the war dead and support veteran welfare and relief programs.

United States Dan Arden Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Auxiliary Arden A. L. Stevens Legion

Openhouse Thursday At Junior High School

Parents and patrons are invited to attend an openhouse at the Junior High School Thursday at 8 p m An announced program will be presented followed by classroom visits An art exhibit features North Carolina maps and projects plus manual training works A seventh grade puppet show is an original pupil production

North Carolina

Caldwell family returns home after weekend travels

Mrs. A. S. Caldwell and Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell traveled from Charlotte and Gastonia to 531 Park Way where they spent the weekend. Mrs. Green remains ill on Crawford Street. Mr. and Mrs. Craven Page came home after attend ing Montreal Junior College commencement finals, with daughter Miss Norma Page accompanying them for the summer.

A. S. Caldwell Alice MacRae Caldwell Parkway Mrs. Caldwell Duncan P. Tillett Charlotte Gastonia Lottie Parker Craven Page Montreal Junior College Norma Page Miss Page

Domino Club To Meet With Mrs Ellington Here This Evening

The Domino club holds its regular meeting at 7 45 this evening with Mrs Tess Ellington as hostess at her Lindsay street home. Mr and Mrs William Fred Snider announce the birth of a son William Fred Jr on Saturday May 20 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Snider was formerly Miss Margie Russell.

Domino Club Tess Ellington Lindsay Street

Alumni Chapter Holds Meeting at High Point College

About 50 attended the High Point Chapter alumni meeting at the postal employees cabin on Highway 10A. Plans outlined for Alumni Day events including a college picnic and activities for seniors joining the general association. Vaughn Boone performed magic, ventriloquism, and hypnosis. Officers of the general association and local chapter were listed.

High Point Alumni of High Point Colege Miss Unity Nash Vaughn Boone General Association Misses Unity Nash Thelma Moss Erma Suits J. Allen Austin, Jr W. D. Lewis Claude Kimrey Elva Grissom

Coffee Cultivation Traced to Jamaica Governor 1718

A note traces coffee's introduction to the western hemisphere to 1718 by the governor of Jamaica, marking the era when cultivation began in the region.

Jamaica

Nance-Bray Wed In Danville Va Ceremony

Ruby Permilia Nance and Jaycee Edgar Bray married May 20 in Danville Virginia at the Methodist Church parsonage. The couple, both employed at Wrenn Hosiery Mill in Thomasville NC, plan to reside with Dallas Everhart in Thomasville after a wedding trip.

Nance-Bray Danville L. Reid Black Trinity High School Commerce, Ga Pilot High School Mrs. Bray Wrenn Hosiery Thomasville N. C Virginia Dalas Everhart C. M. Nance Ruby Permilia Jaycee Edgar Bray Thomasvile

Miss Utley Hosts 14th Birthday Party for Dot Owens

Miss Nan Utley entertained a group at 2382 Mill Street Monday afternoon to honor Dot Owens on her 14th birthday. After games an ice course was served with a large birthday cake as centerpiece. Assisting were Mrs. F C Utley and Mrs. Owens. guests included Carolyn Grant Dorothy Whitt Betty Joe Whitt Doris Walker Jack Williamson Betty Sue Jarrett Christian Schumacher Edna Smith and Pessy Wall from Thomasville.

Nan Utley Mill Street Dot Owens Miss Utley F. C. Utley Owens Carolyn Grant Dorothy Betty Joe Whitt Doris Walker Jack Williamson Betty Sue Jarrett Christian Schumacher Edna Smith Pess

Varied Program For Emma Blair P T A Tonight

Emma Blair P T A holds its final meeting this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Miss Rosalyn Ruscoes will present a play. fifth grade music and a saxette band perform. fourth and fifth graders will present Rhythm Band music.

Emma Blair Rosalyn Ruscoes Parent-Teacher Association

Siamese tobacco duties may curb U S leaf imports

The agriculture department reported higher Siamese leaf and cigarette duties and a new monopoly plan could curb American flue cured leaf consumption. Siam's imports rose from 1 million pounds to 5 million between 1933 34 and 1937 38, while domestic Siamese flue cured leaf output reached 1 million pounds last year.

Washington Agriculture Department Siam

Chicago Market Report Records Steady Dairy and Produce Prices

Chicago product prices show butter at 1,212,485 pounds firm with a 90 score creamery line, centralized carrots at 22 percent, and eggs at 30,195 units steady with no price changes. The report notes other prices remain unchanged.

Chicago

UNC alumni meeting set with House and Wolf in Fayetteville

Double Barre Fayetteville records that Dean R B House and Head Coach Ray Wolf will speak at a Cumberland County Alumni gathering of the University of North Carolina, scheduled for Thursday night.

Double Barre Fayetteville Dean R. B. House Ray Wolf Cumberland County University of North Carolina

Train Crash Kills 13 as Freight Cars Ram Passenger Train

A mountain descent wreck near Carnauti Romania leaves 13 dead and more than 60 injured when runaway freight cars crash into a passenger train. Authorities report a string of heavily loaded cars ran out of control and derailed on May 23.

Bucharest Carnauti

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Miss Russell Wil Open College Couperin Schubert Ien Ocean-Forest Hotel U. S. Highway No. 17 Carling Dineler Lessee Myrtle Beach, Canouinn Nightingale Club Geen Panulat Moffitt’s North Main Street Greensboro College Elizabeth Gabriel Winston-Salem Emerson Society Grace Clare Taylor Morehead City Irving Society Mireille Gounod Sarah Scruggs Rosamunde E. deLamater Taylor Faith Hope Love Shelley The Green Cathedral Hahna Legion Auxiliary Unit W. P. Green Crawford Street Shantung High Point, N. C Ruby Permilia Nance Miss Owens Nat Walker Walgreen's Roline Mor Lin IE Engine Marinello Junsti W. E. Long Ge Ae Uise Ett Am Ee Ag
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