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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

6

Mrs Schroder Outlines Keys To Child Success At Elm Street

Mrs Dan Schroder Elm Street School principal in a Elm Street Child Study Group talk cited understanding between parents and teachers attention to physical needs and defects good attendance and study habits and pupil responsibility as vital to a child development She warned irregular attendance causes retardation and removal from school Also noted remediable defects like nasal obstructions vision teeth and feeding problems require proper study conditions and quiet surroundings The next Child Study meeting with Mrs Fred Ingram on Peculiar Traits and National Difference of Children is set for November 7 A large turnout of mothers attended yesterday.

Dan Schroder Elm Street C. EB. Ferree Fred Ingram

Colorful window shopping through a color blind shopper

A color blind Shopmarketing writer describes color challenges while admiring Darmark pottery and a vibrant display of flowers, glassware, and clothing in multiple storefront windows. She notes amethyst, ruby, sapphire tones and mentions several shops including Perkinson's Jewelry, Chase, Gooch Thomas, Alexander's, Sykes Florist, and Wagger's.

Perkinson Darmark Pottery

Notable Guests Attend Elegant Evening of Music

A social gathering featured guests including Mashburn Aline Henderson Eth el Broadway Irene Pundergast Myra Young Lillie Young Mild red ldwell Josephine Bennitt Paull Perdue Helen Em bler and many others. Attractive costumes were worn and Mr Seamon provided the music.

Mrs Bain Hosts Halloween Piano Pupils

Mrs Robert Bain entertained her piano pupils at her West Lexington Avenue home on Wednesday evening at 6 30 o clock with a Halloween theme. Decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums as guests in costumes enjoyed a lawn roaster of hot dogs and marshmallows then played games with attendees including Margaret Hancock Fred Gwyn Woodruff Helen McBee Beverly June Hancock Joyce Thomas Hunter Dalton Jr Sam Taylor Nona Thomas Violet Glenn Mary Ramner Hazel Glenn Doris Long Phyllis Fesperman Laura Oakley Ina Howard Carey Atkins Marie Clapp Minnie Bain Marthe Ann Harrison.

Robert Bain West Lexington Avenue Margaret Hancock Fred Gwyn Woodruff Helen McBee Beverly June Hancock Joyce Thomas Hunter Dalton, Jr Sam Taylor Nona Thomas Violet Glenn Mary Ramner Hazel Glenn Doris Long Phyllis Fesperman Laura Oakley Ina Howard Carey Atkins Marie Clapp Minnie Bain Marthe Ann Harrison

Social Calendar Thursday Social Events and Dances

The Entre Nous club meets Mrs. 8 C Clark in Park Way at 3 p m. The Lotus club gathers Mrs. F H Barrett at 209 Woodrow Ave at 3 p m. The Laura Weston chapter UDC meets Mrs. Tom Powell in Park Way for November. Priscilla club hosts Mrs. Cc H Elis at Otteray Dr at 3:30 p m. The Pentagon club hosts its first fall dance at Sedgfield Manor with Joe Roman and his Pennsylvanians. Emerywood Country Club dinner dance at 8 p m with Jelly Leftwich orchestra. reservations to R Lynn Trout by Thursday.

Lotus Club F. H. Barrett Woodrow Avenue Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Confederacy Tom Powell Parkway G. A. Pollock Priscilla Club Cc. H. Elis Otteray Drive Pentagon Club Sedgfield Manor Joe Roman Emerywood Country Club R. Lynn Trout Jelly Leftwich

Mrs Easter Hosts Halloween Party For Local Children

Mrs L C Easter hosted a Halloween party at her Worth Avenue home for numerous children. The event featured orange and black decorations and games run by Purcell Kimsey, followed by refreshments for Peggy Adams Josephine Kimsey Aline Chatham Lois Bowens Virginia Forward Billie McKinney Edna Far Raster Blaine Forward Mary Frances Hicks Leon Shumate Bernard Chatham Franklin Adams Charleton Chatham and Purcell Kinney.

L. C. Easter Hallowe'en Worth Avenue Purcell Kimsey Peggy Adams Josephine Kimsey Aline Chatham Lois Bowens Virginia Forward Billie McKinney Edna Far Ras

Mrs Blomberg Returns Home After Stay in Johnston Town

Mrs Carl Blomberg returns to 906 Charlotte Street after months in Johnston Town with her brother Anthony Geisler who was seriously injured in a motor accident last May.

Carl Blomberg Charlotte Street Johnstontown Anthony Geisler

D A R Benefit Party Delights Guests At Hayden Home

The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a delightful benefit party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J F Hayden’s home on West Washington Street. About a hundred guests attended as Colonial bouquets and chrysanthemums accented the setting. Twenty tables of bridge and rook were in play, with tea served later. hostesses greeted guests and prize winners included Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell and several others from High Point Thom asville and Le noir.

Oak Hill School J. C. Henderson Burton Street J. W. Hen Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution J. F. Hayden Wast Washington Street Hayden P. W. Flagge C. B. Mattocks R. I. Quigley Alice MacRae Caldwell Laurance Ingram Paul Casey H. S. Coffield High Point G. O. Hoover Ralph Wilson Thomasville Shearer Lenoir J. R. Blair Community Arts Club H. L. Speas West Bay Street H. G. Rothrock Mesdames T. J. Underwood Frank Campbell E. A. Lennon H. A. Gibson Roy Kearns Willis Welborn F. A. Stewart D. F. Payne Miss Birdie Smith

Mrs Wall Hosts Wayside Garden Club Meeting

Mrs Ernest Wall hosted the Wayside Garden Club at her Hill Crest Drive home with vice president presiding. The Give-a-Lunch Campaign of the Woman's Club was discussed and a donation voted. A talk on Roses by Mrs F R Taylor featured a rose care and cutting demonstration.

Ernest Wall Wayside Garden Club Hillcrest Drive Wall Woman's Club H. W. McCain F. R. Taylor J. F. Hayden Allen Austin J. A. Morris H. G. Iderton Joseph Snyder Walter Chandler J. A. Eshelman H. Risch Martha Blair

Letitian Club Hosts Informal Hallowe'en Party

The Letitian Club held a home party hosted by Miss Irene McAnally on South Main Street. Decorations featured chrysanthemums and marigolds with novelty games and dancing as the evening’s entertainment.

Letitian Club Irene McAnally South Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Club News Oak Hill Magdalene Rebekahs Meert Magdalene Rebekah Lodge American Legion Hut Ship of the Woodman Circle Aline Embler Dayton Street Miss Embler Irene Pendergast Myra Young Pauline Perdue Bray Hopkins Thelma Oakley Frances Kessler Azalea Corne Margaret Wrenn Jaber Wrenn Flora Joyce Sadel Hill Helen Meyers Morell Beeson Virginia Moffitt’s North Main Street Margot Thomas Dodamead East Washington Main Streets Grace” Ford Hiad Sykes Gooch-Thomas Alexander Hersey Wagger's Wagger’s Mrs. Bain Camark Pottery North Main Entre Nous Club 8. C. Clark Mrs. Easter Mrs. Wall Wayside Club Mae Hayes Darrell Bulla Margaret Hedrick Vernon Hoskins Virginia Smith Jack Byrd Adelaide Williamson Jack Michael Dorothy Crawley James Hinkle Aloise Ingram Wyatt Wall Dorothy Smith Alfred Moffitt Frances Einstein Joe Borodin Hazel Scoggins Carl Gibson Ruth Poole George Cecil Mary Scoggins Gorman Borodin Julia Gold Clark Gene Armstrong John York Bud Jones Meyer Frank Dick Dailey Albert Brockett Bill Hayes Harry Morrill Vernon Idol Bill Taylor Louis Lineback Robert Davis Bill Price Watch Sale Hyman’s Jewelry Co N. Main and Washington Sts New Fall N Our Girls’ Department Taffeta Duroy YSC California Alecon Beavans S. Main St Walid Oxfords Men’s Union Eel Department Store
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