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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
7
The Brentwood PTA executive committee will meet Thursday afternoon at three o clock at the school. A Brentwood school grade representatives meeting is also planned for Thursday at 3 30 o clock.
The History-Objects of High Point U D C Chapter describes the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and its Laura Webson junior chapter preparing to host the state convention October 10 11 and 12. It details the chapter's aims benevolence education memorial and social activity plus its history leadership ships scholarships flag sales and support for veterans and schools.
The Social Calendar lists several club gatherings from Wednesday to Friday. Events include the Mid-Week Garden Club at 905 Forrest Hill Drive with Mrs J B Millis and guest speaker Mrs Roger McDuffie of Greensboro, plus the Utopian Study Club, Wednesday Contract Club, Woman's Club at the YWCA with Dr Reo Hill of High Point College, Lotus Club, Mothers' Study Club, Entre Nous Club, Canterbury Club, and hostess contact details for attendees.
Mrs R L Brinson president of the High Point Parent Teacher Council entertained with a luncheon at the Brinson farm after the School of Instruction at Central Friends church. Guests included the council executive board local association presidents principals and visiting speakers. Special honorees included Mrs W B Aycock of Raleigh and Mrs D S Coltrane Greeneboro with other invited figures.
Mrs W B Aycock of Raleigh addressed the High Point Parent Teacher Council School of Instruction on Better Cooperation between Home and School. She urged informed participation, rich programs, and study of National Congress suggestions to expand father involvement and address crowded classrooms and reduced funding. The session, introduced by Mrs Homer Andrews, drew 114 attendees.
Local veterans receive railroad fare and spending money for reunions along with fruit baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. widows receive funds. Faithful Workers class at Green Street Baptist plans pins and reports 12 members plus a visitor. Woman's Wesley Bible class elects officers for the year and outlines projects. Garden club hears bird experts discuss attracting birds to gardens. Emma Blair PTA discusses school conditions and contagious disease prevention. Christian Workers class shifts to a city lake picnic. First Reformed circle hosts a Potomac Synod report.
In Asheboro on October 3 the Friday Afternoon club held its first fall meeting with Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse of Greensboro as speaker. Harriette Hammer Walker introduced her, and the audience rallied to advance interest from national movements to local civic affairs.
Mrs Woodhouse spoke then Mrs Page hosted tea in the dining room amid fall flowers at the Park Street home. Mrs Alexander and Mrs Moser poured tea while Mrs Curry Loflin hosted a Sunset Avenue contract bridge gathering with two chairs plus six additional tables. Miss Jane Page Walker entertained friends Saturday night for weekend guest Margaret Woodhouse of Greensboro.
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