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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1936

Page

6

Altrusa Ball Tonight Features Charlie Barnet Orchestra

Altrusa club hosts its annual charity ball at Sedgefield Manor this evening with Charlie Barnet and his New York orchestra delivering swing numbers. Barnet, an acclaimed saxophonist and singer, rose to prominence in dance bands after starting his orchestral career at 19. Proceeds benefit the club’s general charity fund. Mrs. M. J. Wrenn oversees plans. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brown announce the birth of son Charles Ray on Friday at 1121 Grace Street.

High Point Altrusa Club Sedgefield Maar Charlie Barnet Terpsichorean New York City Barnet America Glen Island New York Columbia Frances Mann Ruth Pollock Lois Chidester Glenyce Dalton Winston-Salem Evelyn Lyles Thomasville Elizabeth Bishop Greensboro Altrusa Club O. A. Kirkman J. W. Poole R. T. Amos H. L. Brockmann Carter Dalton Horace Haworth I. T. Mann Phillip Davis Willis Slane H. A. Millis Cc. F. Tomlinson R. B. Terry Mrs Marvin Brown Charles Ray Grace Street

Altrusa Charity Ball Opens Social Week at Sedgefield Manor

Social calendar lists events from Tuesday to Friday with numerous club meetings and Mrs Cora Cox Lucas leading a program. The Altrusa Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor features Charlie Barnet and his orchestra for dancing.

Ruth Russell to Wed Edward Reginald Hayes

Mr and Mrs N E Russell announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Ruth to Edward Reginald Hayes of Roanoke Virginia. The wedding will take place during this month.

N. E. Russell Ruth Edward Reginald Hayes Roanoke

Mrs Mary Hogan to Visit West Palm Beach

Mrs Mary Hogan left yesterday for West Palm Beach Florida to visit her daughter Mrs C M Flynn and will be away a month or two. Mrs Tlah Hodgins is recovering at Burrus Memorial after an operation on Wednesday.

Mary Hogan West Palm Beach, Fla C. M. Flynm Tlah Hodgins Burrus Memorial

Kellogg’s All-Bran Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement from Kellogg promotes All-Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It cites a user testimonial from Tuscaloosa Alabama and describes bulk fiber aiding digestion while supplying vitamin B and iron. The copy urges daily two tablespoon servings as a cereal or ingredient in recipes.

A. W. Murphy 6Th St Tuscaloosa Alabama Kellogg Fm

Mrs. White to speak on Appreciation at Brentwood meeting

Mrs. W. A. White Jr of Jamestown, third vice president of Parents and Teachers, will address the Brentwood North Carolina Congress of the Child Study group at 3 pm Thursday on Appreciation. Mrs. G. H. Callicutt will preside and invite Emma Blair district mothers to attend.

W. A. White, Jr Jamestown Parents and Teachers North Carolina Congress of the Child Study Group of Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association G. H. Callicutt Parent Education Committee Emma Blair

Attendants At Duke Carolina Game In Washington Group

Misses Sarah Myers Bonnie Stutts and Ruby Curlee attended the Carolina Duke game last Saturday in company with Victor Parriere Jimmy Placer and Gray Hill all of Washington. He expects to return to High Point Friday after attending the Southern Medical meeting.

Southern Medical Meeting High Point Sarah Myers Bonnie Stutts Ruby Curlee Victor Parriere Jimmy Placer Gray Hill Washington

Miss Russell Bride Elect Is Honored At Party

Miss Ruth Russell bride elect was feted in a lingerie shower hosted by Mesdames Dewey Garrett and G L Johnson on Lindsay street. The event featured yellow white and bronze chrysanthemum decor a games including an automobile contest and a kitchen quiz. Miss Shirley Farr won a candy prize, and guests followed ribbon clues to reveal lingerie gifts.

Ruth Russell Mesdames Dewey Garrett G. L. Johnson Lindsay Street Russell E. R. Hayes Roanoke Shirley Farr Elva Grissom Fay Beshears Hazel Garner Ruby Fletcher Mary Wall Norma Dutton Mesdames O. G. Doggett Bernice Clifton Everett Peace Chandler Gable Marc Jones Hosteases

Susanna Wesley Bible class and Baptist group meet in November

In Randleman on November 17 special reports a Susanna Wesley Bible class gathered at Mrs. J E Davis’s Main Street home with devotions by Mrs. T A Brookshire and a program led by president Mrs James QC Pickard. A new member, Mrs F Pope, joined. The Baptist church society met in the Sunday school room to discuss Our Christmas Offering in Kingdom Building with talks by Mrs R P Bell Mrs D E Bullard and Mrs T L Helms and Bible study by Mrs Bell. They planned a week of prayer for the last week of November.

Stephens Stephens Bible Study M. J. Lee Lindsay Street Nora Andrews Ing Kingdom Bulding R. P. Bell D. E. Bullard T. L. Helms

Adjustable Marian Martin Slip Pattern 9092 Offer

The ad promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9092 a slip with adjustable straps side fullness and built up shoulders. It highlights high or low back options washable synthetics size 14 to 42 priced 15 cents per pattern 25 cents for both book plus fabric guidance and order details.

Marian Martin Omni

Local Social Notes From Ramseur and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs E W Brown of Ramseur visit daughter Mrs T L Helms. Mrs J W Cozart of Badin spends weekend with Henry Vestal. Miss Stanly Hall of Hickory visits Mrs J T Council. Dr T L Helms injures arm in car crash Wednesday night. Lee Roy Hayes Jr ill in High Point hospital slight improvement. Mrs Lester Ward hospitalized in High Point. Ira Ward visits Will Lineberry. Billy Caney visits aunt Mrs C B Brookshire. Rose Parrish and the Malloys attend Duke Carolina game.

E. W. Brown Ramseur T. L. Helms Ellen Barker N. N. Newlin T. D. Collins Durham Liberty J. W. Cozart Badin Henry Vestal Stanly Hall Hickory J. T. Council High Point Ira Ward Will Lineberry Billy Caney C. B. Brookshire Rose Parrish Frank Tally Robert Alfred Joe Malloy Carolina

Mrs. Ben Herman To Be Council Hostess

The High Point Council of Jewish Women will meet at 8:30 p m at Mrs Ben Herman’s West Farriss Avenue home Associate hostess will be Mrs J Pliskin of Thomasville A corrected meeting place notice urges full membership attendance

American Legion Auxiliary H. A. Cecil Monthew Avenue Mesdames Stirewall R. L. Waynick C. H. Greer High Point Council of Jewish Women Ben Herman West Farriss Avenue J. Pliskin Thomasville Ben Swartzberg

Dear Miss Mansfield Admonition on teenage privacy and trust

A concerned mother asks how to handle her seventeen year old son TJ who sneaks out at night. The adviser urges treating him as a growing boy, granting privacy, avoiding nosey control, and explaining safety while offering reasonable limits and understanding to foster cooperation.

Miss Mansfield

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Cunningham on Forty-First

Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. W. Co. Cunninghams Cook Street home Sunday for a surprise birthday dinner honoring her forty first birthday. The party featured pink and white fall flowers and a large birthday cake. Attending were J. O. Morgan family A F Edwards family Wv B Cecil Archdale Maude Brown Blanche Edna Doyle Charles Elliott Roy Sechrest Mrs J H Lewis L Potter New Bern and Mr and Mrs Cunningham and children.

W. Co. Cunningham Cook Street J. O. Morgan A. F. Edwards Wv. B. Cecil Archdale Maude Brown Blanche Edna Doyle Charles Elliott Roy Sechrest J. H. Lewis L. Potter New Bern Cunningham

Coterien Club Elects Officers Plans Christmas Ball

Members of the Coterien club met at the club lodge on the Asheboro highway to elect new officers. Alfred Moffitt became president, Charles Lee Amos vice president, with Ripp Tabb treasurer and Wilson Dillon recording secretary. Darrell Bulla reelected as corresponding secretary and publicity chairman, with David Welborn and others in roles. The group also discussed plans for the Christmas dance on December 25 featuring Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra.

Coterien Club Asheboro Highway Alfred Moffitt Carl Gibson Charles Lee Amos Wilson Dillon Ripp Tabb Elwood Cox, II Darrell Bulla William Price David Welborn Jimmy Poyner

Birth of William Holloway Reported in Local Family

Mr and Mrs Rufus Holloway of 809 Carrick Avenue announce the birth of a son named William on Monday November 1 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Grandmother is Mrs Davis formerly Catherine Holloway.

Rufus Carrick Avenue William Burrus Memorial Davis Catherine Holloway

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Miss Madeline Hoover Charles Ray Brown Tor Service High Point Floral CO English Street Ree Leef Moffitt’s North Main Street Sedgefield Manor L T. Mann J. W. Chandler Hillcrest Drive Ita Woman's Club W. H. Slane West Emerywood R. A. Sheroff T. A. Tilden Edgar Whitener CC. C. Hampp Cora Cox Lucas Utopian Study Club Emerywood Country Club Thomas Turner Priscilla Club J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Philomathean A. 8. Parker Mesdames C. M. Hauser T. Wingareg Andrews Samuel Haworth Guilford College J. W. Lindsay Circle One Wesley Memorial Auxiliary W. L. Hargett Lotus Club Miss Russell J. R. Cooks Baptist Mr. Brown BE. T. Harrison Baltimore, Md Frances Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Ethel duPon Greenville Del Hilliard Memorial Woman's Missionary Society of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church H. O. Miller Randleman Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Enterprise Pattern Department N. Y Chichesters Hichesters Marjorie Mansfield Vacy Mansfield Stieff Jeweler South Main Street Wm. Holloway Fea Mrs. Matushek Harry H. Price Harrison Lydia E Nat Walker Over Hart Drug Store PHO First National
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