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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1936

Page

6

Peace Program at Florence Nightingale Meeting

The Florence Nightingale club held a Peace program at the YWCA with Miss Hallie Samuel presiding. Mrs. J H Allred opened with How Beautiful Upon The Mountains, sung by Miss Winifred Bodie, then a playlet Mother Earth and Her Children was performed by several girls.

Florence Nightingale Club Hallie Samuel J. H. Allred Mountains Winifred Bodie Mother Earth Johnsie Pugh Leta Anderson Phoebe Meadows Nina Carroll Ola Carpenter Mabel

November League Meeting At Emerywood Club

The Junior Service League held its November meeting at Emerywood Country Club with President Mrs. Forrest Murray presiding. Reports covered clinic activity, welfare work, arts and interests, thrift shop gains, dance profit, and plans for Christmas seals and milk fund. future cooperation with Red Cross Roll Call and Older Boys Conference were approved.

Junior Service League Emerywood Country Club Forrest Murray J. EB. Millis Proctor Harry Brockmann League J. W. Lindsay Arts and Interests Phillip Davis C. T. Parker Elliott Wood 8. S. Saunders Margaret Hauser Junior League of Winston-Salem J. W. Poole Louise Alexander Greensboro Valette J. Harriss Laurance Ingram L. G. Robichaux Nursery School Advisory Board John Peacock Red Cross

American Homes Dept Meeting Moved to Whitescarver Home

The American Homes Department of the High Point Woman's club will meet tomorrow at 3 30 at Mrs. Fred Whitescarver 607 Parkway replacing the Brinson residence due to illness. Hostesses are Mesdames Walter Tice J H Mc Call and Edgar Hartley. Dr C C Hudson of Greensboro will be guest speaker.

American Homes High Point Woman's Club Fred Whitescarver Parkway R. L. Brinson Walter Tice J. H. McCall Edgar Hartley C. C. Hudson Greensboro Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Simmons Rockford Road Mesdames L. G. Robichaux W. D. Simmons, Jr B. Robertson Joe Snyder M. A. Lackey Sheraton Dora Richardson C. B. Mattocks Duck Club Burbank

Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Events

A multi day notices listing meetings and activities for the Alexander Martin chapter DAR Altrusa Garden Duck club Burbank Garden Wednesday Book Club High Point Woman's Club Water Color lecture Y W C A Board Canterbury Laura Weston UDC Emerywood dinner dance with Anna Ray Moore orchestra includes local venues and host names across Tuesday to Saturday with reservation note for Friday.

Emerywood Country Club Anna Ray Moore

Central Friends Church Turkey Dinner Social

The Woman's Auxiliary of Central Friends church will host its annual turkey dinner in the annex Thursday evening from 6 to 8. Tickets are available from Auxiliary members and the public is invited. The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. C. C. Hooks. leader Mrs. Nora L. Andrews, topic Romans. The West End L L L class meets tonight at 7:30 at Miss Clara Baker’s home 800 Fourth Street. all members urged to attend.

Friends Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary Central Friends Church Annex Stephens C. C. Hooks Parkway Nora L. Andrews West End L. L. L West End

Jewish Council Study Group To Hold First Fall Meeting

The High Point Council of Jewish Women study group will meet at 8:30 Wednesday evening at 405 Parkway the home of Mrs Sam Tobias. Mrs Ben Herman will lead the session and full attendance is hoped.

High Point Council of Jewish Women Sam Tobias Parkway Ben Herman

Marian Martin Pattern 9088 Frock for all occasions

The Enterprise advertises Pattern 9088 a Marian Martin frock easy to make and wear with a rever collar and Gibson Girl sleeves. It lists fabric suggestions from cotton to satin and notes sizes 14 through 42 with yardage for size 16 and ordering details including price and address in New York.

Marian Martin Lew Marian Martin The Enterprise Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

Health Education Group Plans Fall At Y W C A

The Y W C A health education committee led by Mrs. O A Kirkman met with ten members to map fall activities. They planned a Christmas party committee, towels and supplies for the pool, and an open program on Nutrition and Relaxation. Pool hours for girls and women were set on Tuesday afternoons and evenings, with regular gym hours continuing.

Young Women's Christian Association O. A. Kirkman Kirkman W. L. Jackson Alice MacRae Caldwell Kenneth Redman Janu E. F. Long W. B. Thomas James B. Lovelace Fred Whitescarver Harry Brockmann Virginia Carrier

Son Born to Mr and Mrs Lyon Edward Robert Jr

Mr and Mrs BE Lyon announce the birth of a son Edward Robert Jr at Guilford General Hospital this morning. The family resides at 322 Otteray Drive.

Mrs. E. R. Lyon BE. R. Lyon Otteray Drive Edward Robert, Jr Guilford General Hospital

Harvest Festival At Emma Blair Tonight

Emma Blair school hosts a Harvest Festival tonight at 7:30 PM under school sponsorship. The program features songs and magic by students, with side shows including fish ponds fortune telling acrobatic stunts and a baby show. Food goods such as fruit candy and cake will be sold to benefit the school fund.

Emma Blair

Miss Ruth Grubbs Bride Elect Honored at Shower

Miss Ruth Grubbs was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sister Miss Tony Grubbs on South Street Saturday night November 7. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments and presented gifts as the engagement to Charles Carroll was announced.

Tony Grubbs South Street Ruth Grubbs Charles Carroll H. G. Grubbs Bertha Grubbs

Pentagon Club With Mr. Koonce

The regular Pentagon club meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 at the home of Leonard Koonce 215 West Bay Street. The gathering is described as of importance and interest to all members.

Pentagon Club Leonard Koonce West Bay Street

Finches and Wilsons Host Emerywood Bridge Party

Mrs. T. Austin Finch and Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Thomasville will entertain at the Emerywood Country Club tomorrow. The event attracts many Thomasville visitors to attend the bridge party. W. E. Myers departs for a ten day visit with relatives in Georgia including Augusta, Gerard, Lincolnton and Hartford.

Emerywood Country Club T. Austin Finch Ralph Wilson Thomasville Bridge W. E. Myers Ragan Street Georgia Augusta Gerard Lincolnton Hartford

New Dodge Display Opens Here With 106 Improvements

The 1937 Dodge goes on display this week at Horace Ilderton Inc. corner of Willowbrook and Commerce streets. Horace Ilderton invites all, even non buyers, to ride and inspect the new model praised as the finest Dodge yet with 106 improvements over 1936.

Dodge Horace G. Iderton Horace Ilderton, Inc., Motor Company Willowbrook Commerce Streets High Point Dodge Bros Tiderton Mr. Ilderton

St. Mary's Church Sponsoring Bridge Luncheon Parties

St Mary's Episcopal church will sponsor a series of bridge luncheons Friday at 1 PM. The events will be hosted at homes of Mrs A G Douglas 516 Parkway Mrs L R Stewart 304 Lindsay Mrs W Nicoll 628 Colonial Drive and Mrs Matt Wall 408 Perry. Reservations are coordinated by Mrs Matt Wall contact 4059.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church A. G. Douglas Parkway L. R. Stewart Lindsay W. Nicoll Colonial Drive Matt Wall Perry

Armistice Day Observances Planned by Local Legion

Legion members in High Point will hold an early 5:00 AM reveille across the city, followed by a breakfast. At 10:00 AM the drum and bugle corps join the Armistice Day events in Greensboro, with Legionnaires and Veterans of Foreign Wars joining a parade. Banks and government offices will close, but merchants keep stores open.

American Legion Post High Point High Point Legionnaires Greensboro Veterans of Foreign Waves

Ten Divorces Granted at High Point Municipal Court

Ten divorces were granted today as Judge Lewis E. Teague opened a two weeks term for civil actions. New suits for absolute divorce were filed for Graham Ring and Lucy Bizzell Hunt. Clara Wilson filed for divorce from Kelly Wilson with custody and alimony requests amid alleged abuse.

High Point Lewis E. Teague Teague Ray Smith Thomasville Denton Vera O. Hawk Ben Hawk, Jr Louise Wilson Robert Wilson Edward R. Hayes Ann Martin Hayes R. Jack Kidd Emaline Greenwood Kidd Felicia Smith Garland Smith L Oc, Mooney Lula Belle Mooney Edna Pauline Martin Ernest William Martin Theodore Morgan Roxie Morgan Etta Mae Dickey Claude Dickey Rena McDaniel Baxter McDaniel Graham Ring Ruth Ring Lucy Bizzell Hunt William Lindsay Hunt Clara Wilson Kelly Wilson Bed and Board

Mrs. Harvey Returns Home From Danville Hospital

Mrs. E. L. Harvey, after two weeks of treatment at Lawes Cancer hospital in Danville Virginia, has returned to her home at 1119 Cedron Avenue and is improving.

E. L. Harvey Lawes Cancer Hospital Danville Cedron Avenue

Notice of annual stockholders meeting for High Point Railroad

Washington D C October 26 1936 notice is given that in pursuance of by laws the annual meeting of stockholders of High Point Rancho man Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company will be held at the companys principal office High Point North Carolina at 9 oclock A M on Tuesday the twenty fourth day of November 1936. The stock transfer books will be closed November 14 1936 and will reopen November 25 1936. Guy E Mauldin secretary.

Washington, D. C High Point, Rancheman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company High Point North Carolina Guy E. Mauldin

Letters on love and choosing a partner after heartbreak

A correspondent counsels a distressed reader on love and marriage choices. The writer urges acceptance of differences, discourages clinging to an ideal, and recommends moving on rather than forcing a rekindled romance. Recognizes the burden of the situation and the possibility of reconciliation fading.

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Miss Mansfield Offered AU Questions Care of The OSnterprise

Readers may address AU inquiries to Miss Mar Mansfield c/o The OSnterprise. Questions will be answered promptly.

Red Cross Drive Preparations Under Way This Week

The annual Red Cross drive will be launched Tuesday after completion of a week of preparations led by Mrs. J. W. chairman. Rev. H Norwood Bowne heads the industrial group and Mrs. C T Parker the residential district with a city wide canvass by groups including Woman's Club Council of Jewish Women American Legion auxiliary and a special group led by Mrs Tom Powell. Dollar memberships fund local welfare programs and aid national disaster relief. Red Cross work last year aided 131000 families in 39 states and sent trained workers and nurses to disasters 105 times. Public health nurses served 604 communities aiding schoolchildren and treating 200000 cases of defects.

H. Norwood Bowne C. T. Parker Woman's Club Council of Jewish Women American Legion Auxiliary Tom Powell Disaster Relief Fund National Red Cross American Red Cross Red Cross Public Health America

Bible Class Supper At First Baptist Church Tonight

The Young Men's Bible class at First Baptist Church led by teacher Thomas E. Dodamead will hold its annual supper in the church dining room at 6:30 this evening. Readings will be by Mrs. R. B. Pegram, music by the male quartet, and a magic act by A. Coke Cecil. The group hopes for full attendance.

First Baptist Church Thomas E. Dodamead R. B. Pegram First Baptist A. Coke Cecil

Chicago butter market report from Nov 10

Butter prices and market terms listed for Chicago on November 10 show unsettled categories with various grades and scores. The report notes firm prices for extra firsts and standard grades, with current receipts and refrigerator standards, and mentions no entry or usage for tomorrow.

Chicago Bega

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Miss Madeline Hoover Florence Nightingale Rimmer Eulalia Havener Catherine Howard John Hayes Holmes Christian Century Magazine Nelle Ansley Y .W R. L. Lafferty Industrial Committee Emerywood Club American Homes Dept Ring Drug CO Fox Skunk Moffitt’s North Main Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors Y. W. C. A. Industrial Committee Lafferty Louise Avenue Canterbury Club Hoke Bullard Forest Hill Drive Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Confederacy William R. Kester Woodrow Avenue Jewish Council D. B. Carrick Carrick North Main & Montlieu Mr. Koonce Mesdames Finch and Wilson Ilderton St. Mary’s Church Legion Marjorie Mansfield Lile Volteer Ers 1St Baptist Church Mrs. Laverty Middleto L Pinkham Gertrude W. Huntingdon St Ohio Pennsylvania Nat Walker Hart Drug Store First National Bank
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