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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1934

Page

6

Hansel and Gretel reheard by Junior Service League at Paramount

The Junior Service League staged a second morning performance of Hansel and Gretel at the Paramount theatre. Colorful costumes, lighting, and set design highlighted the children’s production with Miss Margaret Hauser directing the cast and Miss Hybernia Hudson staging the dances.

Hansel and Gretel Paramount Theatre Junior Service League Phil Warner Ned McEachern Mary Simmons James Lyon Margaret Hauser Hybernia Hudson Lawrence Matton William D. Simmons, Jr J. E. Millis

Junior League Follies to Open in Aycock Auditorium

The Junior League Follies directed by George C. Chiles of New York City will be staged at Aycock Auditorium on Friday at 8 30 pm. Proceeds from ticket sales chaired by Mrs. John Stone benefit the children's clinic charity fund.

Aycock Greensboro Junior Service League George C. Chiles New York City John Stone Children’s Clinic

DeMolay Hallowe'en Party Scheduled at Emerywood Club

The High Point Chapter Order of DeMolay will host a masquerade Halloween party Tuesday October 30 at Emerywood Country club. Active members in costume admitted. Festivities start 8 00 PM with games fortune telling ghost stories and prize for best costume. Dancing ends 1130 PM with refreshments.

High Point Emerywood Country Club DeMolay Wayside Garden Club Ernest Wall Hillcrest Drive Business and Professional Girls Addie Moore Mary Kearns Order of DeMolay

Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week in High Point

A packed social week feature s meetings and events across clubs and churches. The High Point Chapter UDC hosts at 400 Washington. Wayside Garden Club meets at Hillcrest Drive. DeMolay Halloween masquerade at Emerywood Country Club. DAR benefit party at 400 Washington. multiple dances and clubs host gatherings through Thursday.

Wayside Club Wall Wayside Garden Club Ernest Wall Hillcrest Drive

Prescribed Dose By Helen Welshimer

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Slender Style Model Describes Velvet Pouff Effect

A fashion note credits Goupy for a slender model, noting the very slender figure and hips with a pouff back effect described as velvet tied on the original.

Goupy

Philomathean Club Meets In Winston-Salem

Members of the Philomathean club motored to Winston-Salem for an enjoyable meeting hosted by Mrs. V A Idol. Mrs. Ralph Parker presented current events, and Mrs. R F J Johnson led a review of The Mill on the Floss and life of George Eliot.

Philomathean Club Winston-Salem V. A. J. Idol Ralph Parker R. F. J. Johnson Rufus King R. A. McPheeters

D A R Benefit Party and Hallowe En Events Noted

The Alexander Martin chapter DAR hosts a Wednesday October 31 benefit party at 3:30 pm at Mrs J F Hayden’s 400 Washington Street with games and tea and prizes. reservations urged. Also a Halloween party hosted by Misses Elsie Rhodes and Margaret Briggs at 300 West State Street with games, contests, refreshments and prizes for numerous guests.

H. L. “Eas Community Arts West Bay Alexard R Martin Daughters of the American Revolution J. F. Hayden Washington’ Street Hayden Alexander Martin Washington Street P. W. Flagge Elsie Rhodes Margaret Briggs Hallowe'en West State Street Gertrude Moser Treva Jones Lonnie Jones Iris Lanier Verona Hicks Bernice Teague Frances Browne Virginia Hill Irene Stewart Gladys Shaver Geneva Shaver Vv. F. W Clara G. Walsh Evie Neese Ruby Snyder Frances Green Viola Willis Connie Suees Lille Hutchinson Erie Neese Francis Green Audrey Hoover Ora McMahon Ruby Burney Sallie Graham Millie Cecil Dovie Meyers Thelma Walker Blanche Carpenter

Club of Twelve Hosts Delightful Bridge Night

A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Idol featured five bridge tables and fall flowers. Mrs. F. J. Sizemore topped the ladies with the high score, while A. B. Parker led among the gentlemen. Also noted was the birth of a son, David Earl, to Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Smith on October 26 at 603 Whiteoak Street.

George Sledge Jerry Wilson Prospect Street Mock-Watson English Street Maggie Mack Lewis Watson J. W. Grace Ward Street M. B. Church T. L. Mock Mr Watson T. P. Watson Anderson D. C Kester William R. Keater Burrus Memorial Hospital Five X Club Miss Kiser Hazel Kiser Bain Avenue Miss Hopmann Thomas J. Kendall August CC. Hofmann Alberta High Point N. C Emmanuel Lutheran Church F. L. Conrad Mrs. Kendall Carona Mable Causey Wise Street Zula Mae Spencer Floyd Rice Fraley Mitchell Alma Bishop Ruth Iris Culler Bertha Briles Doris Bishop Beulah Chilton Harold Davis McGill Asheboro N. CC D. C., Stone North Asheboro Davis J. W. Chilton M. C. Chilton Route 2 Mr. Davis W. T. Davis Mrs. Davis Trinity Chestnut Street G. BE. Hennie Barbara Ann Cranby Street Hennie Bertie Joyce Mayodan Club of Twelve W. C. Idol Hillcrest Drive F. J. Sizemore R. A. McPheeters John C. Abels A. S. Caldwell W . Fraley J. A. Morris Louis Voorhees R. L. Waynick A. G. Douglas E. J. Payne T. P. Smith David Earl Whiteoak Street

Mrs. R E Ranson Addresses Sorority

The Gama chapter of Bots Sigma Phi held its regular meeting at the Sheraton hotel with Miss Meeta Heath presiding. Mrs. R. E. Ranson addressed the group and spoke on plans for the year's program focusing on modern writers and novelty characters.

Gama Bots Sigma Phi Sheraton Hotel Meeta Heath R. E. Ranson Hiss Heath Ranson R. I. Quigley

Canterbury Club Hosts Mrs V D Sale in Otteray Drive

Mrs V D Sale hosted Canterbury club members on Friday afternoon at her Otteray drive home. Mrs Harry Brockmann led the talk on United States possessions comparing size and value and detailing acquisition history geography and people. Mrs Louis Voorhees discussed Van Gogh life and paintings referencing Lust For Life and showcased masterworks. A Halloween table with pumpkin centerpiece accompanied refreshments. Other guests included Mrs Brockmann Voorhees Lyon Harrison Ellis Lindsay Bullard and McPheeters.

Entre Nous Club 8. C. Clark Parkway Priscilla Club C. H. Bilis Otteray Drive Pentagon Club Sedgefield Manor Joe Roman C. H. Ellis V. D. Sale Canterbury Club Harry Brockmann United States Louis Voorhees van Gogh Mesdames Ed Lyon E. T. Harrison W. F

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