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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
6
A fragmented OCR item mentions Madeline Hoover and goiter with scattered words about office hours. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear actions or dates.
Mrs. R B Rutledge and Mrs W G Jones hosted a Gibson club room party Wednesday night for newlywed Mrs Ralph C Rutledge formerly Dorothy Deal Deligny. Guests registered in the Bride's Book amid autumn greens and lilies. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Rutledge and Miss Minnie Raper. guests shared recipes for a keepsake book.
Miss Marie Louise Huth spoke on Germany at a Mid-Week Study Club meeting held at Mrs. John D. Biggs home. The Guilford college German instructor, born in Germany, described the current German political mood and shared impressions from a visit abroad. She urged that the National Socialist regime faces inevitable disaster amid widespread fear.
Mrs C F Howland entertained at a Barbee street dinner bridge in honor of Miss Ruth Poole whose forthcoming marriage to John Lam buth Bogle is planned for early November. Guests enjoyed a three course meal, a three tier wedding cake, corsage table markers, and bridge at two remaining tables. Top score won a novelty smoking set, second prize a traveling vase.
Joseph L. Dees of Greensboro spoke to the Utopian study club at Em erywood Country club about Algeria. He described French conquest, Arab poverty, and rights denial, noting potential for self-government with proper education.
High Point Graduate Nurses club hosts annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel with speaker Pete Ivey of Winston-Salem. Ruby Hicks presides, music by Janet Hall and Janet Russell from High Point College, then Davis Brothers orchestra for the dance. Ethel Moxley chairs arrangements with Hazel Johnson Gilbert Muse Hazel Fulp and Mrs J Clay Madison on the committee.
The notice promotes Models sanitary napkins available at drug stores, variety shops, or department stores. Sizes range from 20 cents to the economically priced Dollar Pak, highlighting affordability and widespread availability.
The Canterbury club meets 3 30 p m with Mrs Everett Marsh at 909 Johnson St. Mrs Howard Hartzell hosts Philomathean club at 204 Guilford Ave. The High Point Graduate Nurses hold a banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel with Pete Ivey as speaker and Davis Brothers orchestra. Emerywood country club hosts a Harvest Festival dinner dance at 7 30 p m with rustic costumes and square dances.
Mrs. John W. Clinard Jr hosted the Tuesday Contract club at her Ardale drive home for a bi weekly dinner bridge session. Guests arrived at 6 45 pm and enjoyed a two course repast while late flowers decorated the rooms. Mrs. James B Moffitt won the bridge award for best play.
A gratitude letter to G. R. Ward shows Lions Club generosity in providing glasses to a deaf child. The club profits from Friday night’s Carolina State freshman football game at Albion Millis Stadium, High Point College, to fund local social service work.
Dr. D B. Carrick spoke to the Friendly Garden club on Daffodils at a Circle Drive home hosted by Mrs. John Mebane. Members heard bulb culture tips from the noted expert. Club prizes for arrangements went to Mrs. W L Kivett, Mrs. Mebane, and Mrs. P L Cox.
Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America schedules Friday night 7 30 meeting at the hall. The degree team should wear uniforms for initiatory work. Saturday 7 30 the degree team meets at the YWCA to plan a Raleigh trip for initiatory work. Hostesses are Misses Ola Carpenter and Dorothy Simpson.
Mesdames Stanley Taylor and Lou Greenberg hosted the High Point Council of Jewish Women at Sunset Drive in October. President Mrs Sam Tobias outlined council aims and reports noted seven directors helped send 168 garments to the Needlework Guild and magazines to the YWCA while clothing was sent to Emma Blair school. A layette monthly pledge to Junior Service League was announced. Plans were finalized for a November 8 musical at Mrs Milton Silver's home with A Coke Cecil appearing.
Mrs. T. R. Ballard with Mrs. KE. BE. Hayworth and Miss Lucille Hayworth, joined by Mrs. Tilden Hedrick of Lexington, left for Washington DC to be with the critically ill E. Shepard, brother of Mrs. Hayworth and Mrs. Hedrick. They expect to return Sunday night.
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss aid for healthy individuals with low metabolism due to hypothyroidism. It claims over twenty million boxes sold and outlines a four tabled daily dosage until fat loss is achieved, with medical guidance advised.
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