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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
6
Community religious and school activities fill Thursday evening with a play The Wedding of the Painted Doll by Miss McCurdy and Mrs Beett first grades and an operetta Ginger Bread Twins by the grammar grades The event at Ada Blair school begins at 8 pm with a small admission charge to aid the school fund.
The Canterbury Club meets at 3 30 with Mrs Capus Waynick. Miss Martha Armfield is honored at a house party by Miss Jane Hess Weaver and Miss Elizabeth Ragan at Jane's home. The Philomath ean club hosts a meeting at Mrs George A Matton's Hillcrest Drive home.
Guilford College prepares for its 44th annual commencement with final exams to next Friday. The senior play In Dixons Kitchen by Wilbur Stout will open June 2 directed by David Parsons with cast members from High Point Greensboro and Marion. Alumni Day on June 3 features reunions for classes 1913 1928 1930 1931 and 1932 plus a 3 PM reception hosted by President and Mrs Raymond Binford.
Monnie O'Dare sails for Europe with Miss Anstice Corey as she contends with Dan Cardigan’s presumed rejection and Sandra Lawrence’s bid to win him. Arthur Mackenzie, a wealthy New Yorker, also pursues Monnie while she weighs marriage options and a letter from Dan arrives.
Monnie rereads Dan's heartfelt letter as she weighs marrying Arthur Mackenzie for status. Miss Anstice counsels, money and security tempt more than love. In a twist, Monnie resolves to join Dan back to New York, ending the proposed alliance and plotting a dramatic departure.
Governor Ehringhaus and State Treasurer Johnson depart for New York to open negotiations for renewing $5,670,000 short term notes maturing June 15.
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