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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
5
The first meeting of the Tennis Court Representatives is set for this evening at 7 30 at the YWCA to discuss the Ladies Neighborhood Double Tournament planned for June. Miss Virginia Carrier asks all court representatives to attend.
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt voices a June graduation challenge urging graduates to seek joy in work and community service over money. She stresses personal growth, civic duty, and helping others as the path to meaningful success despite economic hardship.
Tuesday 1 15 p m Mrs Ney Evans speaks on Social and Economic Planning at the Y W C A. Wednesday 3 30 p m Canterbury Club meets with Mrs Capus Waynick. Misses Hess Weaver and Ragan host Miss Martha Armfield bride elect in late afternoon party. Friday 3 30 p m Philomathian Club meets at Mrs George A Matton on Hillcrest Drive.
Lexington May 80 A large crowd of former students and residents are expected for the sixth annual homecoming and picnic at Yadkin College ten miles west of the city next Thursday June 1 Dr Taylor of High Point a native of Yadkin College will be toastmaster and brief talks will be heard for the occasion
An advertorial promoting Dr Emilie Adia Tablets from Mann Drug Stores. It implies smoking excess causes stomach upset and offers Adis Tablets for quick relief without quitting smoking.
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its final spring meeting at Mrs. V. W. Idol s home on Monday afternoon. President Mrs. Hayden presided with hostesses Mrs. J. W. Wilson Mrs. Bruce Carraway Mrs. Grace Ford and Mrs. Eugene Idol. Reports were given and the group noted work on May 10 decorating veterans graves and visiting widows. The historian’s program included readings on southern women and a poem with a songs. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostesses.
Lexington May 30. Mrs W F Brown hosted a Monday bridge party at Hillcrest for her club and honored Mrs Inenare Boatwright of Miami. Guests included Mrs Leonard Boatwright and Mrs Angus Boatwright among many others. Prizes featured stationery and costume jewelry with refreshments served. A second event at the Dell home on West First Ave echoed the week’s social scene with four tables of bridge and gifts for honored guests.
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs Grover Kester’s Greensboro road home for the final gathering of the year. Excerpts from an essay on Literature Music During the Conted were presented by J T Powell. The chapter will support the Children of the Confederacy program at the state convention in High Point and enter a car in the Veterans of Foreign Wars parade.
Salt Lake City announces construction of a new airport administration building budgeted at 40 000 dollars. City officials say the facility will centralize operations and support airport management and services.
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