Madeline Hoover Office Hours Notice
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
6
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Miss Vera Idol head of High Point college English spoke to the Woman's club Music-Literature department at Emerywood Country Club. She traced Frost's life from California birth in 1875 to New England, noted his early teaching and farming, and his move to England before 1913 and 1914 verse volumes that gained fame.
The Utopian study club gathered at Emerywood country club with Mrs. Thomas Turner hosting. John A. Myers discussed European political and economic conditions from 1900 to 1936 and the US England relationship before a salad course.
The Burbank Garden club met yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. H. L. Fesperman on Montlieu avenue with Mrs. M. P. Morrison presenting The History and Culture of Roses. Eighteen members attended and the program included soil preparation, fertilization, mildews, insects, blights, and Edgar A. Guest verses. The event featured autumn fruit arrangements and red-rose decor. Regular Damsels' Clique meet is set for 8 p.m. at Jeanne Rankin’s Church street home. Coy Joyce Jr. was born November 13 at home to Mr. and Mrs. Coy Joyce of 184 Textile street. he is named Coy Jr. Janice Carolyn Reid was born November 14 at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reid. Mrs. Reid was formerly Edith Kapp.
Social calendar notes a Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club meeting at Mrs Cra ven Page 509 Parkway and a Philomathean club gathering at Mrs A G Douglas 516 Parkway. Saturday 9 30 p m Emerywood Country club hosts annual Thanksgiving dance with Jack Yancey and his band at the clubhouse.
The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church met at Mrs. A J Payne’s home on North Main street Tuesday evening with Mrs Sue Welborn presiding and Mrs S E Montgomery in charge of devotionals. New officers were elected: president Mrs Sue Welborn, vice presidents Mrs R K Hoke and Mrs S E Montgomery, secretary and associate Mrs H B Johnson and Mrs Bessie Cook, treasurer Mrs J W Montgomery, reporter Mrs E B Barnes, teacher and assistant Mrs J W Montgomery and Mrs J A Murphy.
An engaging magic and ventriloquism show at the junior high school auditorium drew a large audience as part of Altrusa Club's Entertainment Festival. Lor ing Campbell demonstrated escapes and a guillotine block illusion with wife Kathryne, while Jerry Woodenhead entertained with witty repartee. Children from the Methodist Protestant Home attended as guests, with G L Collins and Mrs Collings of Rochester, N Y, observing.
A circus will be held at Cloverdale School Friday November 18 at 7 30 p.m. under Cloverdale P T A sponsorship. Features include Vaughn Boone ventriloquist from High Point College a Negro quartet and other attractions plus side booths exhibits fish pond bingo bowling and a hall of horrors.
An advertisement pitches Marmula as a dieting aid for overweight individuals. It claims a 4 tablet daily dosage until weight loss and asserts millions of boxes sold. It warns Marmula is not a cure and that a physician should be consulted for diagnosis, noting the formula is included in every package.
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a successful benefit card party at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's home. Twenty one tables were in play with top scores by Mrs. J. W. Thompson and Mrs. L. R. Terry. Prizes sponsored by the ways and means committee were awarded as guests enjoyed tea and sandwiches for about ninety attendees. The event raised funds for the Crossnore School.
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend to consider important matters. A surprise feature is planned during the social hour and visiting Rebekahs are welcome.
The Johnson Street School Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a Fall Festival tomorrow evening at 7 30. Features include a play an auction sale bingo a fish pond and other attractions with a small admission charge.
Mrs. Nellie Pearsall and Mrs. Iona Mitchell return home after attending the funeral of their niece Mrs. Gladys Persons Crumpler who died at Duke Hospital in Durham. Services were held in Swannsboro.
The Cercle Francais adult education class in conversational French resumes this evening at 7:30. Meeting held at Mrs. D Peacock’s home on Louise Avenue.
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