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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1937

Page

6

Letitian Club Plans Private Dance in June

The Letitian club met at Mrs. Darrell Bulla’s Woodrow Avenue home to discuss a private dance on Friday June 11 at Emerywood Country Club. An unannounced popular orchestra will provide music and bids will be issued soon. Present were Misses Dot Smith Ruth Poole Mary Reid Idol Eloise Ingram and Mesdames Grady Anderson Glenn Perry Wilton Barnes Robert Davie and Mrs. Bulla.

Letitian Club Darrell Bulla Woodrow Avenue Emerywood Country Club Dot Smith Ruth Poole Mary Reid Idol Eloise Ingram Mesdames Grady Anderson Glenn Perry Wilton Barnes Robert Davie Mrs. Bulla

Local Women Endorse Plans to Organize Girl Scout Council

A Greensboro prompted campaign to form a High Point Girl Scout Council was endorsed by local women after a Wesley Memorial church address by Mrs. Douglas H. Long. The American Legion Auxiliary leads the effort with 3 troops already active: Senior High with 15 members, Junior High with 16 members, and Wesley Memorial with 24 enrollments.

Girl Scout Council Douglas H. Long Greensboro Wesley Memorial Church D. T. Yow Long American Legion Auxiliary High Point Council National Council Unit Activities Committee The Legion Auxiliary David Yow Nell Stallings Nell Poole Wesley Memorial Troop E. H. Blackard

Trinity School Presents Comedy Here Comes Hattie

Trinity high school presented the three act comedy Here Comes Hattie last evening to a large audience in the school auditorium. The plot centers on the Greene family with a detailed cast including Clara Greene Hazel Perry Homer Greene Ann Greene Thomas Greene James Payne and others in a lively suburban setting. Marshals Miss Lucille Snyder and assistants led the event.

Hattie Trinity High School Greene Clara Greene Hazel Perry Homer Greene Billie Welborne Ann Greene Evelyn Lackey Thomas Greene James Payne William Billings Ann Coy Thayer Florence Ryan Thomas Margaret Cook Hattie King Homer May Williams Velda Wayne Dorothy Wall Etta Armstrong Carmelo Lambeth Lucille Snyder Maxine Burge Virginia Gilmore Juanita Howard Sherman Hubbard Everette Jordan Staley Woodell

Kee Klub Sees New Officers At Weekly Meeting

The Kee Klub held its weekly gathering last evening with Miss Virginia Horney at 601 Key Avenue. New officers were installed including Margaret Wood as secretary Kemp as treasurer Ercell as publicity chair Virgo Horney. New members were considered for initiation at the next meeting with Miss Sue Clifton of Montlieu Avenue.

Kee Klub Virginia Horney Key Avenue Or Margaret Wood Kemp Ercell Virgo Horney Sue Clifton Montlieu Avenue

Annual Silver Tea Draws 100 At Wesley Bible Class Event

More than a hundred ladies visited the home of Mrs. P. V. Kirkman on West Broad street for the Woman's Wesley Bible class annual silver tea at Wesley Memorial church. The event featured flowers, music by Mrs. Ernestine Strickland and Mrs. Hubert Barrer, and refreshments. Proceeds support the class general fund for charitable projects.

Woman’s Wesley P. V. Kirkman West Broad Street Wesley Bible Wesley Memorial Church Kirkman J. F. Hayden Frank Gurley Maryland Hubert Barrer

Winston-Salem Bridal Couple Feted At Kernersville Parties

Miss Beugenia Albert hosted a Saturday dinner at her Kernersville home honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson Crow of Winston-Salem. The reception featured a lace table setting, a three course meal for sixteen, floral green and white decor, and guests from Mocksville Greensboro High Point Oak Ridge and Winston-Salem.

Kernersville Beugenia Albert Edward Wilson Crow Winston-Salem Margaret and Doris Allen Bess Hastings Esther McKaughn Jane Crow Mackeville Esther May Brown Woman's College Greensboro Clarence Stafford Phil McCuiston J. M. Pinnix Jr Hugh Albert Jim McCachren Roy Prince Charlie Case Oak Ridge Allen R. B. Hastings Crow Mocksville Esther Mae Brown Dorothy Livengood Virginia McCain High Point Lucille Dunn Edgar Allen Emmett Stone Robert Morrow Charles Case Jim McCachern Carlyle Whitaker Pennington Sawyer Margaret E. N. Allen Margaret Allen Edward Crow Winston- Salem

Young Adult Sunday School Hosts Fish Fry at Linville Home

Members of the M. EF. church Young Adult Sunday School class enjoyed a buffet style fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Linville and Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Vaughn at the Linville residence. Attending were J. R. Blackwell Jr. and Sr. families, Francis Gibbs, R. S. Taylor, Rev. T. R. Wolfe, Jim Spears, Kemp Whicker, R. C. Morris, Briane Maultsby, Hermon Morton, Sarah Deaton, Bina Dillon, Olivia McKaughn, Amelia Sutton, Phebe Whicker, and Gertrude York.

M. EF. Church Walter Linville V. V. Vaughn Linville J. R. Blackwell, Jr J. R. Blackwell Francis Gibbs

Wrights and guests depart for western North Carolina tour

Mr and Mrs A G Wright and family with Miss Vivian Baker leave Friday for a month long motor trip through western North Carolina. The trip serves as a graduation present to Miss Baker who recently finished at Kernersville High School. They will visit Lake James Asheville Lake Junaluska and attend the Rhododendron Festival at Craggy Garden.

A. G. Wright Vivian Baker North Carolina

Local visitors return home from extended visits

William Echols returns to his Loukeville Kentucky home after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs George Echols. Morton Bellamy of Charleston DC was a recent guest of his brother George Harriss Bellamy.

William Echols Loukeville George Echols Morton Bellamy Charleston, D. C George Harriss Bellamy

Social Calendar shows a week of club events

A series of social gatherings dominates the week with meetings at Emerywood Country Club hosting bridge parties and art shows, garden club luncheons, entre nous and Gay Debs events, Omega Kappa Gamma lecture at Sheraton, Altrusa banquet, Piedmont German club dance, Aviation Ball at Sedgefield Manor, and a Vocational Guidance Tea honoring high school and college seniors.

Altrusa Club Sedgefield Inn Marie Caddell Piedmont German Club Emerywood Country Club Johnny Hampp Greensboro High Point Sedgefield Manor Don Marion French Casino High Point Altrusa Club M. J. Wrenn West Broad Street High Point High School High Point College

Price Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs. W. B. Price left Burrus Memorial hospital yesterday and arrived at her Park Way home recovering well from an appendectomy. Mrs. Coletrane announces the birth of son Donald Preston on May 23 at the home of Mrs. Preston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitt Hedrick, 1101 Grave Street. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.

W. B. Price Parkway Burrus Memorial Hospital Ccoletrane

Miss Lineberry And Fiance Feted At Formal Dinner

RANDLEMAN May 25 Mr and Mrs Stroud Brooks hosted a dinner party at their Dixie apartments to honor Miss Mary Martha Lineberry and Larry Hammond whose wedding is planned for early June. Arrangements featured summer flowers with a lace cloth centerpiece. The bride elect sat at a miniature bride and groom with a corsage of white rose buds while two contract bridge tables were set up in the living room.

Enterprise Randleman Stroud Brooks Dixie Apartments Mary Martha Lineberry Larry Hammond Asheboro

Marriage Invitation for Mary Martha Linberry and Laurence Hammond

Mr and Mrs Logan Weaver Linberry invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Mary Martha to Laurence Hammond on Thursday June 10 at 5 PM. The ceremony is at St Pauls Church in Randleman North Carolina.

Logan Weaver Linberry Mary Martha Laurence Hammond St. Paul's Church Randleman North Carolina

Greensboro Social Notes Mention Vis counts and Visits

People travel and host guests across Greensboro with relatives and friends visiting Richmond Washington Greensboro and nearby towns. Attendees include Thomas Turner local attorney and Mrs G V Stroupe hosting sister Mrs E S Hamilton from Charlotte during a weeklong stay.

Thomas Turner Washington, D. C

Church Social Activities Schedule Listed For Wednesday

The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM at 903 Fourth Street led by Rev. C K Gentry. The Mothers' Study club of Wesley Memorial meets at 7 30 PM at 710 Carr Street with Rev. Tom Alder man Sykes as speaker. Also Bridges Street Neighborhood Bible class reconvenes at 8 PM at 509 Bridges Street led by Mrs BE Holden with old members urged to attend. Circle No 1 Lunch is set for Wednesday May 26 from 11 30 to 1 with a tempting menu at South Main MBE church.

Stephens Bible Study Mothers’ Study Club Wesley Memorial Church R. F. Pendegrass Carr Street Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church Bridges Street Florence McIntyre BE. C. Holden Main Street M. BE

Double Ring Rites Will Be Used By Duke and Wallis

In Monts France on June 3 the abdicated King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield will wed in a double ring civil ceremony conducted by Mayor Dr. Charles Mercier. The music room of the Chateau de Cande will host, with Marcel Dupre playing the wedding march at the library organ. Gifts to the couple continue arriving from various donors.

Marcel Dupre

National Safety Council Honors Airlines for 225 Million Passenger Miles

The National Safety Council awarded medals to three American airlines that logged over 225 million passenger miles with no fatalities.

National Safety Council American Airlines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Trinity School Miss Horney Brigadier Club Bill Forster North Main Street S. 8. Saunders K. B. Geddile Good Will Garden Club R. R. Blackburn Monthen Avenue Burbank Entre Nous Club L. R. Terry Gay Debs Willa Veigh Garner English Street Omega Kappa Gamma Sheraton Hotel P. E. Lindley Mrs. Price Moffitt’s Nrth Main Street Miss Lineberry George T. Wood Richmond C. T. Nolan St. Simon's Island Burwell Nolan Nolan G. V. Stroupe E. S. Hamilton Charlotte Douglas Long City Dougell Chestertown Gatewood Avenue Jimmy Young Guilford General Hospital Nannie Goodman Denny Street Boiling Springs Junior College Shelby Gertrude Tabor Spindale Herman Goodman Lula Love Detroit Mich C. O. Love Mrs. Neave Guilford College A. J. Neave Ivoe, Va Charles Thomas Lupton Denver Colo J. H. Gardner Holland, A Kenneth B. Geddie Pentagon Pentagon Club Marion Elliott Duke and Wallis Hutchens Washington &T Kellogg Battle Creek Kelloggs Nat Walker City Library
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