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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
6
Mrs. A. M. Rankin hosted the Entre Nous club at Church Street on Thursday afternoon with two guests. The setting featured yellow chrysanthemums and fall foliage, three Boston rock tables, and a two course repast after the games.
Dr. P. Edley spoke to Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma on fulfilling the individual’s greatest need. He argued purpose guides action and powers the mind, giving direction and contentment, with loyalty to a cause as a key while noting society’s today scarcity of purpose.
Marian Martin Pattern 9090 offers a simple wrap style with youthful collar short sleeves and adjustable sash. The pattern in sizes 14 through 46 includes complete sew chart and fabric guidance with options in cottons and linens. Send fifteen cents per pattern or twenty-five cents for both pattern and book to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
Annual Parents Night at the junior high celebrated National Education Week with a 15 minute concert led by Miss Susan Sharp. Rev F L Conrad led devotional and the audience sang America led by Miss Myrtle Titman. Mrs R B Ranson spoke on meeting teachers, viewing facilities and grading system. Parents toured rooms and shops then enjoyed refreshments prepared by home economics students.
Armistice day activities took place at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. Miss Phyllis Morrah chaired the peace organization with Miss Ruth Gorham as president, and a sunrise service opened the day. An Emergency Peace unit forum on Neutrality followed in the afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. White Jr of Jamestown spoke to the Ray and Him street P T A study groups on appreciation. She urged selecting world handicrafts art treasures and poetry to foster gratitude for beauty in youth. She read her poem Rain and was introduced by Mrs Floyd Wilson with meeting chaired by Mrs C C Haworth. A devotional by Rev F L Conrad preceded tea and wafers served by Film Street association members.
Mrs C C Williamson newcomer to High Point spoke about Mexico at a joint Live Y and Jolly Y club meeting held at the hut. She shared customs and items from her years there and the gathering, led by Lena Belle Blair, concluded with an informal tea and tea table refreshments.
The Y W C A board of directors approved combining the December membership event with the monthly board meeting into a Christmas vesper service to be held Thursday December 10. President Mrs H A Mils led the session and named Mrs Fred Thomas Mrs J E Millis to a planning committee with Mrs H S Coffield.
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a Duke Carolina dinner dance for members and out of town guests at 7 30 p m Saturday with Anna Ray Moore and her orchestra providing music Reservations are required by Friday at the club
The notice lists several residents traveling to Chapel Hill for the Carolina Duke football game including Miss Marguerite Mann with family, Miss Anna Mae Hatcher with sister Miss Elizabeth Hatcher, Miss Evelyn Sharp and Catherine Coble, and Mr and Mrs J Robert Reagan with children. Also noted are Katherine Lodermilk confined by a sprained ankle and Jimmie Boone recovering from scarlet fever at home.
The Gay Debs club approved plans for a Christmas party at its monthly meeting Tuesday night with Miss Margaret Baird as hostess. Refreshments were served to several members, and the December gathering will be hosted by Miss Willie Way Garner on English Street.
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