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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
7
Mrs. C B Mattocks presented an antiques talk on furniture and willow ware at the American Homes Department of the Woman's club gathering at Mrs. D E B Richardson's home. The group heard about Hepplewhite and Sheraton styles and donated 4 to Give A Lunch.
Mrs Roland Holton hosted the Utopian Study Club at her Brentley Circle home with two guests, as Miss Pattie Jordan read a Bath North Carolina history paper prepared by Mrs O B Bonner. Refreshments followed for members and visitors from Greensboro.
Miss Violet Johnson hosts Beta Pi luncheon at her Thornton street home at 1 p.m. The Entre Nous club meets Mrs B. S. Cummings on Hamilton street from 4 to 6 p.m. Tea honors brides at Mrs C. T. Ingram Jr.’s home on Johnson street. Friday evening features Priscilla club at Mrs S. Clark on Parkway, Lotus club at Farriss avenue with Mrs A. B. Frazier, and American Legion Auxiliary at 630 North Main with joint hostesses. The DéMolay marks its Tenth Anniversary Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Hal Thornton and his North Carolinians playing.
The High Point Graduate Nurses club met at Mrs. C. H Williard’s home with Miss Jessie Lassiter presiding. A report on the Fayetteville state nurses meeting October 25 27 was presented by Miss Gilbert Muse. Performances included Royster Thurman singing with Ruth Willard at piano and readings by Mrs. Grover H. Jones followed by piano selections.
Burbank Garden club met at 10 am with hostess Mrs Henry Grady Owens at 1115 Council Street. In the president’s absence Mrs D H Parsons presided. club planned a potted plant gift to the public library for Book Week and a daisy scrapbook with members to contribute info.
The notice lists Wes ley Memorial M E church turkey dinner tonight from 6 to 7 30 in the basement with proceeds aiding church work. Trinity Grange Oyster supper is set for six to eight tomorrow at the Trinity schoolhouse. South Main M E church Willing Workers and Business Women plan a chicken pie supper with ham option in the basement tomorrow night. The Mississippi Travelers minstrel appears tomorrow at Randleman school auditorium under the P T A sponsorship. North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Young People class met last night at Ruth Bray's home 244 Boulevard with a social hour after a business session.
A lively walk through storefronts shows Beeson Hardware Intimate Book Shop and others brimming with holiday goods. Jewelry glitters in Hyman and Wagger windows while Penney’s coats and Santa’s advance agents frame the scene.
At Brentwood Child Study Group meeting Mrs. Fred Ingram addressed mothers on peculiar traits and individual differences. She urged fair treatment for all children and encouraged helping each child find and develop his abilities.
The Delta Tau club met for a luncheon at Mrs. Frank Hunsucker's Hillcrest home yesterday at 1 p m. Guests found neatly set tables with garden flowers and enjoyed an appetizing luncheon. Mrs. Robert Walker reviewed a today's best seller in the non fiction class Forty Two.
The discourse covers Hoover era presidents in the White House with emphasis on Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. The speaker recounts life as an usher and mentions club members Mesdames K Denny H A Millis J E B Millis Robert Bencini Bruce Carraway H I Coffield C F Tomlinson Robert Walker W E B Price J A Lindsay and W L Jackson.
Giovanni Martinelli the Metropolitan Opera tenor will give a recital at Page Auditorium Duke University on Tuesday evening November 27 J Foster Barnes announced The 22nd season with the Met sees him longest serving tenor in the company His repertoire spans 53 operas and he is renowned across major opera houses in the United States
Mr and Mrs Jack Tucker return to Colonial drive after a week in New York City. Miss Virginia Frank guests include Miss Irene Lapsley of Richmond and Dr A Fraser Lapsley of Dag hospital in Durham. Miss Mildred Carter returns home after two weeks with friends in Oxford.
France and Holland issue Peace stamps to promote the International Peace Movement. Holland’s stamp shows a blue dove above a broken sword, France’s features a dove with olive leaves. Comparisons of Peace stamp sales with regular stamps aim to reveal public peace desire, with interest from the United States Canada and Newfoundland.
Raleigh November 15 PWA building activity announced by state director of re employment Waynick boosts local construction. Rockingham Guilford and Newton areas begin or prepare school projects with federal funds. Counties Yadkin Burke Randolph Moore and Hoke slated for PWA schools. Additional sewer water projects underway with federal aid Franklin Macon County awarded 122000 for sewer and water Raleigh to receive 350000 for a hospital.
The case links Frantiset Sendelar to the deaths of his daughter Bonzena Kindly and her husband Ante man. Bonsena is serving twenty years and Antonio one year in Unhoat prison in Czechoslovakia. Police found the father’s body in an out house and note his boots were muddy while the daughter claimed he died by his own action.
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