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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
7
The Philathea class of the First Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at Mrs C B Sheroff s home 539 Parkway with a large attendance. Mrs Hargrove led the devotional and a social hour followed with tea and sandwiches for about thirty members and visitors.
Members of the Canterbury club will meet with Mrs W D Sale Jr on Otteray drive for its regular meeting Friday at 3 00 p m.
Mrs Walter Roberson recovers from appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital and is home at 906 Bridges St. Little Tommy Hearne improves at 708 Park St after his operation. Families return from Asheville. Miss Marie Cooley improves after Burrus Memorial Hospital treatment. Choir program at First Methodist Protestant Sunday 7:30 pm with a silver offering for the choir. Confederate flag sale Nov 4 by High Point UDC to aid Confederate Women's Home. Avis Leonard and Iris Smith host a party at 828 S Main St with 30 guests. Turkey dinner at Wesley Memorial Nov 17 hosted by Woman's Auxiliary. DAR Alexander Martin Chapter meets Nov 7 at 3 pm. HALLOWE'EN party for Ray St Fifth Grade at Mrs Alper's class raises funds at 380 Oct 31 with activities and dances.
Mrs J J McMurray entertained at her West Lexington avenue home for bride-elect Miss Anne Carter Marsh as she prepares to wed Charles Lucas of Greensboro. Three bridge tables played amid chrysanthemum arrangements resulting in Mrs Jack Thomas earning a ghost score and a double deck of cards.
Mrs. Thomas hosted a Halloween party with orange and black decorations and lighted pumpkins. Refreshments included cookies dixie cups and oranges trimmed in black crepe. The grade charged admission and sold about sixty five tickets, realizing 12.50 dollars.
The Entre Nous club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. C. Beavans as hostess at her North Main Street home. Members and guests enjoyed late fall flowers and four rock tables, ending with a salad course and refreshments.
A black cat with white spots disappeared from Cecil's Drug Store on Halloween night. Mrs. Coke Cecil appeals for the cat’s return and quips that next Halloween the creature will be kept indoors if it was simply a stray.
Mrs Collier Ellis graciously hosted the Wednesday Book Club at her Otteray Drive home. Mrs W J Fraley led the program, discussing Mary Roberts Rinehart and her life as a WWI front reporter, magazine work, and government service. Light refreshments followed.
Officer Paul Charping sustained a broken leg Thursday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a truck driven by Owen Ballard of Martin Dry Cleaning Co. Ballard was arrested for reckless driving after the truck pulled into the street without warning.
Workmen replacing the roof of the Providence Presbyterian Church in Charlotte found a bee hive in the rafters and removed three buckets of honey.
The article notes that the 148 national forests contain more than 2,000 public camp grounds, highlighting the extensive access for recreation and camping across federal lands.
Mrs Wall hosts Tea and Topics Club at 214 Hillcrest drive with talk by Mrs Coe on Ben Johnson. Senior C E society of Central Friends church to meet tonight at 7:30. Mrs Ausband moves to 1221 North Main. Muse Medlin marriage announced Sanford Va. Mrs Pittman hosts Halloween party at 402 South Street with Ray Stanford winning costume prize.
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Thomasville November 3 Rev R L Clinton Methodist minister living near Thomasville is in City Memorial hospital in semi conscious condition after an automobile struck his horse and wagon just east of the city shortly before 6 pm. He was knocked from the highway and suffered severe cuts and bruises to the face and head with a possible brain concussion. The horse was killed.
A vehicle collision involved a wagon struck by an automobile driven by Rev. Mr. Merritt. The car carried two northern ministers.
A Presbyterian minister from York was in a car crash with the vehicle damaged. Occupants stopped and rendered assistance, according to a report from the scene.
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