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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
6
Circle number one of the ladies Auxiliary of Welch Memorial M P Church will serve an oyster supper Friday afternoon November 24 starting at 8 o'clock. The event will be at Cicero Lamberth’s home across the street from the church with proceeds to benefit the church fund. The public is invited.
Mrs Glenn Brown president of the Mary Hoy class of the First Reformed church will entertain members at her home 226 Montheu ave five on Friday evening November 24 at 7 30 o clock Mrs Brown extends a cordial invitation to every member to attend.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society will host a supper on Friday evening November 24 at 6 45 in the annex as part of the fiftieth anniversary celebration. Speakers include Clara Cox Joseph W Peele from Guilford college Norman Osborne and Reuben Payne with short talks. Music by Beatrice Crouch Inez Cowan and Norman Fidler. Tickets sold by Martha Jarrett at Jarrett’s Stationery Company.
A Baltimore sun dial shows local time and indicates the hour in all principal cities around the world, marking the passage of day across global hubs.
Thursday events include Tea and Topiea club at 223 Lindsay Street hosted by Clayton at 6 30 p m Priscilla Club breakfast at Elwood Hotel hosted by Mrs R K Young Philomathean club 252 South Main Street 118 February meeting Mrs Chas Ragan 4 to 6 p m Tea for Mrs John Frederick Paillacarver at Park Way hosted by Mrs Fred Whitescarver Pentagon club Anniversary Dance 10 to 2 at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw orchestra.
The Child Study Group of the Brentwood PTA held its fourth of five meetings on Wednesday November 22 at 3 15 in the school library. Mrs Edward Johnson spoke on developing the child through recreation noting the value of American recreatory hours and stressing sports as leadership and cooperation tools. 23 parents and friends attended.
New 50 cent Lydia E. Pinkham tablets marketed for women claim to relieve and prevent pain by addressing the ailment rather than merely masking symptoms. Advertised as modern medicine, they promise permanent relief with persistent use and are sold by all druggists.
Thomasville story: Ace of Clubs members hosted a luncheon bridge at Mrs. Chars es F Phillips on Sunrise avenue. Guests enjoyed a two course meal, then bridge with two tables. top prize went to Mrs. W G Smith, second to Mrs. Paul Hasler. Other attendees listed.
Mrs Walter Newby attends the American Guild of Organists North Carolina chapter gathering in Statesville today. She is a Guild member and is accompanied by Mrs Charlie F Phillips to the event.
Miss Melissa Kinney travels to Washington under the hospitality of her nephews Clark Kinney and Frank Kinney. The trip centers on family gathering and social visits with relatives in the capital.
Miss Maile Snell spent Sunday in Greensboro as a guest of Miss Jane Pratt at the home of Jane's mother Mrs Lena Pratt.
Miss Edith Parker from Stantonsburg North Carolina arrived to visit her aunt Miss Lucy Manon at Mrs. Robert Gloff's Guilford Avenue home. She underwent a tonsil removal operation at Dr. R. G. Jennings office this morning and is slowly recovering.
Miss Mary Lynch Johnson of Raleigh returns home after spending the weekend here as the guest of Miss Lois Johnson.
Miss Catherine Lambeth and Miss Barbara Corcorah of Chapel Hill visited the area over the weekend and stayed with Miss Lambeth’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth before returning home.
Miss Eloise Welch leaves Sunday for Matthews to spend time with her father R L Welch and visit other relatives. She expects to return Friday of next week.
P. C. Thomas of Fort Worth Texas is spending time with Mr and Mrs G Marshall Hoover on East Main street, sharing a brief stay and social visit in the local community setting.
Mrs. J. F. Hayden hosted a Thursday tea from four to six at 400 East Washington Street in honor of her daughter in law Mrs. John Frederick Whitescarver who recently married. Approximately two hundred guests attended in a party arranged with pink roses snap dragons white flowers and autumn foliage. Mrs. Hayden wore wine chiffon velvet while the bride wore ivory satin, and guests were guided through multiple receiving lines before tea service.
Mrs. I Paul Ingle hosted the Wednesday Book club at Sherbrook court yester day afternoon with Mrs. A E Taplin leading a program on Emily Dickinson and a visit to Miss Dickinson's Ambhurst Mass home. The group also heard talk on planting ferns by Mrs. Ingle and voted to donate 2.50 to the local high school library fund while planning Elm Street school grounds beautification. New member Mrs. W E Covey was welcomed as the meeting closed and several members were named in attendance.
Mrs. Mary Edwards returned to her home at 219 Thirston Street after a recent operation at Guilford General Hospital. Richard Metsky sustained a fractured leg while playing football in Winston-Salem and was treated at a Winston hospital before going home. The serialized cast list includes Grandpa Samuel Crawford and Ruth Conrad among others in a local production cast.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland M E church will host a supper for Safety Council members this evening from 6 30 to 8 o'clock at the church.
The Loyal Workers class of North Main Street Baptist church will stage a three act comedy The Path Across the Hill by Lillian Mortimer Friday at 7 30 PM. The show features Grandma Davis proposing to Grandpa Crawford and characters including Flo Gray Ruth Conrad Robert Post Walter Conrad and Little Davis with direction by Mrs.
A short report notes that trees left knotted by visitors guide hikers through Ethiopian trails. The marking helps outsiders follow routes in remote regions. Local authorities advise caution and respect for the natural landscape.
Margy writes to Alice about arriving early for Grace's party. She notes Samuel Hyman Jeweler offers a large gift department with Bavarian China figures and Japanese nut bowls selling at low prices. Hyman wraps purchases in tissue and pastel boxes for Aunt Sue.
The Burbank Garden Club met yesterday at Miss Mary Munyan's Monthen Avenue home with Mrs. C S Grayson directing the program.
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