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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
6
The Dianas, a Greensboro young women club, announced a Leap Year dance October 7 in the O'Henry hotel ballroom. Jack Baxter and his orchestra will provide music. Couples must have a female escort. the event emphasizes traditional party custom.
NY bridegroom and bride trends show a thinner flow to the Little Church Around the Corner yet marriages persist since 1871. Secretary Mary Hanlon notes older ages and more serious aims, with brides selecting practical frocks and modest corsages as platinum rings stay popular.
In Lexington on October 5 the Woman's Missionary Society of the First M E B Church met with 36 members present under President A E Brannock. The Bessie Hunt Circle led the program with scripture readings by Ed Beck and John Craver and others. a solo was sung. zone meeting report from Mt Olivet noted. A separate surprise dinner honored Mrs Nifong's 50th birthday near Welcome, hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Nifong, with many relatives and friends attending.
Readable fragments list Miss Alta Hinkle Miss Florence Hinkle and others from Thomasville along with Mrs O M Craver and family including Miss Sula Freedie and Miss Mable Hinkle and Baby Freedie of Welcome indicating extended kinship ties and social connection in the area.
Miss Nell Leonard and Mr. Donald Ayers were married Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Second Reformed church in a ring ceremony. The ceremony featured greenery and rosebuds, with vocal and organ music, and the couple will reside on West Third Avenue.
The Home and Garden departments of the Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs J Fred Coxs residence on Vance Circle with 12 members and two visitors present. Mrs Cox urged attendance at the Federation of Clubs meeting in Elkin and Mrs Thomas Miller led a program on Trees Shrubs and Flowers.
The Health Education committee will meet at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at feet W. CG. A. The YWCA service committee meeting is postponed to next Thursday at the same time. The Girl Reserve committee meets Thursday at 4 PM at the YWCA with Miss Anne Albright leading and Mrs. K Denny chairing.
A humorous exchange from Edmonton Alberta features Biggs, patriarch of ten, noting his lifelong aim to wear long pants and claiming he wears them longer than anyone else. The quip stems from a Canadian miscellany in the Gleaner.
A note clarifies that an immigrant may join the president's cabinet only if they are a United States citizen. The statement underscores citizenship as a condition for high level executive service.
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