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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1933

Page

6

Tea and Topics Discuss Art Galleries at Mrs Clayton Home

Miss Annie Petty of Raleigh spoke on the growth of art in the United States and galleries, noting North Carolina has no art gallery. The Tea and Topics club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs W F Clayton’s Lindsay Street home, with refreshments served after the talk. Members present included Mesdames Wall Armfield Marsh Coe Sheloff Sechrest Andrews Porter Humphreys Weaver Nash and Moffitt among guests. A backdrop of late fall flowers enriched the rooms.

United States M Iiss Annie Petty Raleigh W. F. Clayton Lindsay Street Miss Petty North Carolina E. S. Wall W. F. Armfield J. EB. Marsh S. 8S. Coe C. EB. Sheloff Iéoh Ror Sechrest R. M. Andrews Logan Porter G. J. Humphreys Horace Haworth J. T. Weaver

Pentagon Dance At Sedgefield Tonight

Pentagon club wraps week long anniversary with a dance at Sedgefield Manor ballroom from ten until two featuring Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra with Eloise Prince. Five sponsor girls are Mildred Crowder Virginia Fraley Caroline Dalton Sarah Denny and Jacklyn McMullan. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. C F Tomlinson Dr. and Mrs. T Mann Mrs M S Hall Mr. and Mrs M L Patrick and Mr. and Mrs Ray Nibbelink. A birth notice reports James Edward born November 22 to Mr. and Mrs Jack Edward Otis.

Pentagon Club Jack Wardlaw Eloise Prince Sedgefield Manor Ballroom Mildred Crowder Virginia Fraley Caroline Dalton Sarah Denny Jacklyn McMullan C F. Tomlinson T. Mann Hall M. L. Patrick Ray Nibbelink

Good Will Garden Club Meeting Highlights Winter Bouquets

Mrs. J. C. Whitesell hosted the Good Will Garden Club meeting on Rotary Drive. President pro tem Mrs. T. A. Tilden led a brief session with committee reports. A greeting from former member Mrs. Charles Nabers was read. Mrs. Floyd Wilson and Mrs. H. H. Sears spoke on Winter Bouquets and seed saving. Wilson offered home decoration tips using evergreens and berries. Sears outlined seed and bulb storage for spring planting. Members listed include Mrs. R. R. Blackburn, O. C. C. Chichester, Melvin Hayes, and others. Mrs. Coltrane is expected to return home soon after an automobile accident left her granddaughter injured and killed another.

J. C. Whitesell Good Will Garden Club Rotary Drive T. A. Tilden Bruce Craven Charles Nabers Greenville 8. C Floyd Wilson HH. D. Sears Mrs. Wilson R. R. Blackburn O. CC Chichester Melvin Hayes Coletrane Charles F. Mann Richwood West Virginia Flora A. Coltrane McClung Hospital C. EK. Spencer Mann

Disraeli Discussed by Utopian Study Club

Mrs. Valette Harriss presented a paper on Disraeli at the Utopian Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Walter Thomas on Colonial Drive. The talk covered Disraeli’s early life, parliamentary battles, literary work Vivien Grey, influence of women, friendship with Queen Victoria, and his burial at Hughendon.

Disraeli England Valette J. Harris Walter Thomas Colonial Drive Vivien Grey Queen Victoria India Mrs. Harriss

Social Calendar Highlights and Club Activities

The Priscilla club hosts a breakfast at Elwood hotel with Mrs. R. K. Young as hostess. Philomathean club meets with Mrs. Chas. Ragan at 262 South Main. Tea honors Mrs. John Frederick Whitescarver at Parkway home. Pentagon club Anniversary Dance runs 10 to 2 at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw orchestra.

Priscilla Club R. K. Young Elwood Hotel Philomathean Club Chas. Ragan South Main Street John Frederick Whitescarver Fred Whitescarver Parkway

Copeland Kearns Nuptials at Kinston Tomorrow

The Copeland Kearns wedding will take place at noon tomorrow at Queen Street Methodist Church in Kinston. Rev. G Ray Jordan and Rev R E Brown will conduct the ceremony. Many local and High Point guests, with a luncheon to follow at 213 East Washington Street, are noted among attendees.

Copeland-Kearns Queen Street Methodist Kinston G. Ray Jordan R. E. Brown High Point Elliott Newcombe Mary Duke Lyon Charlotte Sarah Copeland Gunston Hall Washington, D. C Copeland Mr. Kearns J. Welch Harriss Charles Kearns John Dempster Hal Reynolds Philadelphia R. EB. Copeland Earl I. Phillips J. Gurney Briggs Tom J. Kearns L. M. H. Reynolds Frank Kearns R. R. Ragan Horace Ragan, Jr R B. Terry Alexander Rankin, Jr Harry Raymond Katherine Raymond J. W. Harriss J. W. Lindsay

Chicken Dinners At Local Churches At Weekend Suppers

Community church events include Spring Hill M P church hosting a chicken dinner on Saturday at the former London’s building on North Main street with a full menu. Archdale M E church Ladies Aid offers an oyster and chicken noodle supper with a bazaar this evening. Welch Memorial M P church Circle One sponsors an oyster supper tonight at Cicero Lambeth’s home. The Johnson Street School Child Study Group heard Rev F L Conrad speak on character building and parental responsibility. Winthrop College alumni planning meeting for Greensboro trip, with Dr Kinard and Mrs Kinard among speakers.

Spring Hill Spring Hill M. P London North Main Street Archdale Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society Archdale M. E Welch Memorial Circle Cicero Lambeth Circle One Welch Memorial M. P Mr. Lambeth Johnson Street F. L. Conrad Johnson Street School Lutheran Church Winthrop College First Presbyterian Church Greensboro Place Mebane Waverly Place James Pinckney Kinard Kinard C. Frederick Lawrence Leila Russell

Wedding Rehearsal Party Prepares for Tonight’s Ceremony

The Davis nuptials proceed at eight this evening with Miss Willie Davis to wed. rehearsal featured Mr Howard Conrad and Mrs Clyde Shore at the Woodrow Avenue home with piano numbers and refreshments. Out of town guests included Winston-Salem residents and relatives. Oyster sale at Green Street Baptist Sunday school supports church building fund with sandwiches and coffee served.

Willie Davis Donald W. Conrad Greensboro William Allison Davis Woodrow Avenue J. Kenneth Pfohl Home Moravian Church Winston- Salem Miss Davis Helen Davis Mr. Conrad Gordon R. Spaugh Winston-Salem Howard Conrad Clyde Shore Conrad W. A. Davis Gordon Spaugh Ogburn Conrad Green ST. Church Green Street Baptist Sunday School O'Neil Shoe South Main Street

Hamlet couple visits West Farriss Avenue home

Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ingram of Hamlet spend the weekend with Mrs. L. J. Ingram on West Farriss Avenue. Mrs. John Abels visits Asheville to stay with her sister Mrs. George L. Hackney for a few days.

Mrs Hal Ingram Hamlet Mrs. L. J. Ingram West Farriss Avenue John Abels Asheville George L. Hackney

Oyster Stew Benefit Set by North Park Sunday School

The primary and beginners’ departments sponsor an oyster stew Saturday evening November 25 at Mrs. Nannie Robbins 203 Kelley Street supper starts 5 p m public invited. Rainbow Girls class of East Green Street church met Miss Mabel Blakely at her Ragan Street home for monthly meeting with Miss Katie Wilson reading scripture and prayer.

North Park Sunday School Nannie Robbins Kelley Stret Rainbow Girls East Green Street Mabel Blakely Ragan Street Katie Wilson Leone Stout Lois Hedrick Marie Combs Ruby Curlee Thelma McGill Harry Monroe

Modern lingerie care and garment washing tips

The text advises washing underwear and foundation garments without ironing if possible, ensuring shoulder straps lie flat and lace stays crisp. Modern girdles and corsets wash easily, use a small brush for scrubbing, and rinse thoroughly before hanging. It ends with stray lines about banana production and large employment figures.

Camay Beauty Contest Promises Better Complexion

An advertisement touts Camay Complexione soap as a path to admiration and success in beauty. It frames everyday judgments as a beauty contest and links clear skin to social approval and desirability.

Ellen Camay Filen

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