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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1933
Page
5
Poem praising the Red Cross as a unifying flag of humanity. It calls for labor for the common good and unselfish effort, urging guards and nations to protect and serve the banner that joins hemispheres. It envisions a world meeting as brothers beneath its light.
Mrs Beulah Culler announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Ethel Juanita to Clifton Dalton Jones on Saturday November 11 1933 in Hillsville Virginia The couple were accompanied to Vir a by Miss Stella Hiatt and Thomas Holmes who witnessed the ceremony They will reside with the groom's mother at 1004 Grant Street High Point Mrs Sara Wagger travels to New York City to shop for her ready to wear shop The Night Owls club held a business meeting with president John Thomas to plan a future party The Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs S C Clark at Park Way Thursday at 3 PM
Mrs W H Hannon of Tulsa Oklahoma says after her son’s birth she felt weak and nervous. Cardus built her up and gave strength reducing nerves. She notes she can do her work and feels fine since taking Cardui. Buy Cardui at the drug store.
The Junior Service League holds its regular meeting at the Sheraton hotel at 10 am. Wayside Garden Club meets at 1104 North Main Street with Mrs John Sheloff at 10 am. Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a dinner at the YWCA club at 6 pm with Miss Rachel Wolff of Winston-Salem as guest speaker. High Point chapter No 106 O E S meets at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 pm. On Wednesday Canterbury club hosts luncheon guest Mrs William Lindsay at Otteray drive at 1 pm. Sorosis club meets at Mrs Oscar Kearns on Washington Street at 8 pm. Wednesday Contract Club gathers with Mrs Sam Davis at 3 pm. Music and Literature department of the Woman's club meets at 8 30 pm hosted by Mrs S Matthews at her 640 Colonial Drive home. Thursday includes Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs S C Clark at her Parkway home at 3 pm.
The Colonial Drive school P T A met for its regular monthly gathering in Thomasville. The program featured a welcome song and prayer, Thanksgiving and Armistice exercises, an Indian dance, and a play Adventures of the Pilgrim. Mrs J C Green presided as secretary read minutes and reports.
Mrs. W F Armfield hosts the Tea and Topics club at Brentley circle with Mrs W F Clayton presenting a review of Kate Douglas Wiggin autobiography author of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Dainty refreshments follow for members and noted city residents. Funeral services were held for David E Young in Linwood after a cousin’s death. Elm Street PTA to hear Mr Kirkman on Wise Reading with a song program by Miss Hattie Williams’ second graders.
A North Carolina town news roundup highlights several school and church study group meetings. Dr. R J Slay, education professor, will speak on The Place Of Elementary Science In Our Schools at Elm Street school with Miss Virginia Frank providing music. Other sessions cover child leisure use, family environment, and hero worship.
The Mozart Music Club held its November meeting Saturday at Bila Lou Taylor’s Centennial Avenue home. Vice president Virginia Ellison led the session in the president’s absence with an instructive program on Mozart and Paderewski featuring life sketches, piano solos, poems, and recordings. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother to members including Elizabeth Strickland, Jessie Frazier, Joe Cook, Elia Lou Taylor, Dorothy Magnin, and others.
Gentle reminder promises denture comfort and secure grip by sprinkling Fasteeth on plates each morning. Claims all day hold, deodorizing action, and pleasant texture with no gummy or pasty feel. Available in three sizes from stores or druggists.
Members of the Philomathean Book club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs V A Idol's Winston-Salem home for tea and a program led by T Wingate Andrews on The Technique of Contemporary Poetry. Attendants included members from High Point and local guests. The United States Geological Survey notes the world water supply at 454 million horsepower.
Reption Lodge of Odd Fellows will travel to Greensboro tomorrow night to confer the degree of Truth on candidates from Winston-Salem and Greensboro. A dinner is set for 6 45 and the degree work begins at 7 30 with departure from their hall at 6.
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to act now to lock in low 1933 Plymouth prices before inflation raises costs. It highlights two time profit angles from trading in older cars and emphasizes features like Floating Power engine mountings hydraulic brakes safety steel bodies and long performance life.
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