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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1937
Page
6
The program presents four sections titled Foundation Decay Restoration and Thanksgiving. Solos feature the choir’s regular soprano tenor and baritone singers. A 19 voice chorus will accompany the soloists.
The First Presbyterian Church choir will present the cantata The City of God by H Alexander Matthews in a musical service at 11 next Sunday. It is the first performance of the work in High Point. The text is from Holy Scripture with music by Dr Matthews building on three Reform ation chorales including A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.
A bridge shower hosted by Mrs. Bertha Sheetz and Misses Nelle Ansley and Esther Maness at 211 East Green Street celebrated the upcoming marriage of Mise Blanche Barbour Stamey. Guests played bridge and Bingo, gifts appeared at the door, and the bride received crystal and silver tokens amid a white wedding cake and crystal service.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a large enthusiastic meeting at Mrs. N S Stirewall's home with new president Mrs S Thurman Mann presiding. District committeewoman Mrs W Conyers addressed guests from Greensboro and plans for the year were outlined while Mrs Oscar Smith shared experiences from a World War battlefield tour. Mrs R L Waynick introduced Madame Zuzu who entertained with gypsy tunes as 35 members and four visitors attended.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at 325 Louise Avenue for its November gathering with president J A Eshelman opening and a program on World Peace led by Alice Paige White. New members Eva G Alexander T P Hardie and J M Simerson joined, and sandwitches wafers and coffee were served.
Jamestown P T A will hold its November meeting Thursday evening November 18 in the school auditorium at 7 80 o clock. J W McMahon head of the bureau of identification for the High Point Police Department and J O Pike will speak on Organized Safety. All parents and those interested in Parent-Teacher work are urged to attend.
Four sociology students from Woman’s College Greensboro were inducted into the Alpha Kappa Delta sociology fraternity. Initiated at Chapel Hill, the four honorees include Margaret Woodson Salibur y Sophia Taplin and Dorothy Kolman with ties to Chapel Hill Bufell Pittsfield Mass.
Hob_Nob club members held their regular social meeting Tuesday evening at the clubhouse on Prospect Road with Eula and Archie Chase as hosts. The affair featured dancing and refreshments in the dining room, attended by a long list of members and guests.
Mrs. F L Conrad addressed the Child Study group at Oak Hill School on religious training in the home. She stressed four key child development areas spiritual mental physical and social and posed questions on Christ-Likeness and its purpose.
The High Point Council of Jewish Women meets at Mrs. Lou Greenberg's Forest Ave home with Mrs. Jake Harris as associate hostess. Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs. J W Harriss on Rockford Rd. Community Arts club luncheon at Mrs. W L Welborn on Denny St. Priscilla club at Mrs S C Clark on Parkway. Philomathlean and W O T joint meeting at Mrs S H Tomlinson's Hillcrest Dr. Emerywood Country Club hosts November bridge with advance reservations. Piedmont German club November dance at 9 pm with Harry Reser and Cliquot Club Eskimos providing music.
Misses Pattie Thomas and Caroline Dalton hosted the bi weekly ladies bridge in Emerywood Country Club's ladies lounge yesterday afternoon. Guests included Rex Ehlers H Dunkelberger Lee Schaner Lloyd Flythe and many others. Mrs J W Hauschild won the high score prize, a customary double deck of cards.
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