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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

6

Graduate Nurses Club Elects State Meeting Delegates

At the September High Point Graduate Nurses club meeting held at the YWCA Hut Miss Xaine Stowe presided in Miss Ethel Moxley’s absence. Delegates to the Wilson October state nurses meeting were elected: Gilbert Muse Ora Fulp Fay Cunningham and EF Long land H Kidd with alternates Xanie Stowe Wilma Webb Essie Glenn Jessie Lassiter and Luda Mae Carleton. A banquet was planned in place of the October meeting with Grace Clodfelter leading a committee including Wilma Webb May Cobl Ruby Hicks Jessie Lassiter and Mrs Joe Marshall. Dr Chris P Segard of the Wisconsin Alumnae Research Foundation spoke on Vitamins using motion pictures. Thirteen members attended and refreshments followed.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club Xaine Stowe Ethel Moxley Wilson Gilbert Muse Ora Fulp Fay Cunningham Mesdames EF. F. Longland Grace Clodfelter Wilma Webb May Cobl Ruby Hicks Jessie Lassiter Joe Marshall Chris P. Segard Wisconsin Alumnae Research Foundation New York City

Initiation and Banquet Mark Omega Chapter Kappa Gamma

Omega Chapter of Kappa Gamma completes initiation of 21 charter members in a candlelight ceremony at the Sheraton hotel followed by a banquet. Officers installed include President Mrs. Caddell and VP Miss Wall. lectures planned, luncheons set for Tuesdays, and committees named.

Omega Chapter Kappa, Gamma Sheraton Hotel Florence Mermes Hattiesburg Miss Washington, D. C Betty Buck Jacksonville Fla Washington Stella Arnold Mary Wall

Mrs J W Buchanan Feted At Shower After Wedding

Mrs Joseph W Buchanan formerly Miss Hermina Hart of Baltimore was honored at a midweek shower hosted by her aunt Mrs N F Hart at 701 East Lexington Avenue. The event featured games music and refreshments with guests including Mesdames George M Small Ralph W Hart Calvin L Hart Marvin Sinque field Mary Schwartz Doris Edwards and Nell Bulla.

Joseph W. Buchanan Hermina Hart Baltimore N. F. Hart East Lexington Avenue George M. Small Ralph W. Hart Calvin L. Hart Marvin Sinquefield Mary Schwartz Doris Edwards Nell Bulla

Daughter Born To J Ward Packer Family

Mr and Mrs J Ward Packer of 609 English Street announce the birth of a daughter Martha Jane on Wednesday September 9 at Burrus Memorial Hospital

Live Y'ers Banquet And Country Club Dance Schedule

Social calendar lists Thursday events with the Live Y'ers fifth annual banquet at the YWCA hut chaired by Ellen Jensen and featuring Vera Idol as principal speaker. Emerywood Country Club hosts a dance from 9 to 1 with Ted Jennings orchestra. Friday brings Letitian Club fall dance at Sedgefield Manor with Ted Jennings orchestra.

Ellen Jensen Vera Idol Emerywood Country Club Ted Jennings Letitian Club Sedgefield Manor

Local youths to enter UNC fresh soph classes

Marion Hutton and Elmer Warren will leave Saturday for Chapel Hill to enter the freshman class at the University of North Carolina. Other local boys entering UNC this fall include Hammett A. Cecil Jr., Joe Jarrell, and Joe Wilson, while Hilton, Worth Farlowe and Richard Bailey join the sophomore class there.

Marion Hutton Elmer Warren Chapel Hill University of North Carolina University Hammett A. Cecil, Jr Joe Jarrell Joe Wilson Hilton Worth Farlowe Richard Bailey

Social event notes from B N A I Israel and local churches

The Ladies Aid Society of B N A I Israel met at Mrs. Ben Herman's home to plan a benefit dance in October and begin synagogue repairs. Junior Elizabeth Fry class plans a Weiners roast at Central Friends church, while Green Street Philathea class hosts a roast at the city lake. Rankin Memorial M P church Philathea serves chicken supper to fund building plans. Calvary M E Young People elect officers and meet this evening with Robert Sawyer presiding.

B'Nai Israel Ladies’ Aid Society B’nai Israel Synagogue Ben Herman Farriss Avenue Ben Swartzburg I. Bloom Elizabeth Fry Central Friends Church Sarah Martha Jarrett Green Green Street Baptist Church City Lake Philathea Rankin Memorial M. P. Church West End English Street West Point Avenue Calvary Young People Young People’s Division Calvary M. E. Church Robert Sawyer

Allen Jay P T A Officers Plan Year and Meeting

Allen Jay P T A executive committee met at the president Mrs O D Sheppard home to plan the year and the next meeting set for September 29. Officer lists include president secretary treasurer and several committees with multiple members named.

Allen Jay P.T. A O. D. Sheppard P.T. A Bera Brown W. W. Paige G. H. Weant D. J. Hendricks Win H. V. Weant O. C. Morris Greenway Martha Lane CC. S. Keller Ralph Smith Ernest Smith Melvin Briles

Owen-Spivey Family Reunion at Dover Church

The Owen-Spivey reunion will be held at Dover Baptist church on Sunday September 13. Attendees are asked to bring baskets for lunch at noon. Judge Lewis FE Teague will give the principal address at 10 30 am. The program features D E Cole Dover and Central Falls choirs Hemp and Worthville quartets and Rev R FE Heath will lead devotions. A business session and later song service conclude the day.

Owen-Spivey Dover Baptist Church Lewis FE. Teague D. E. Cole Dover Central Falls Hemp and Worthville R. FE. Heath Steeds

D A R Plans District Meeting In Greensboro Outline Of Work

Mrs. W H Belk state regent of the North Carolina D A R led a district gathering with regents from eight Fifth district cities to finalize plans for the October first Greensboro meeting and map the year's work. State officers and chapter regents spoke on division duties. luncheon followed at Mrs Hayden's home with an elaborate center piece of asters and pink roses.

W. H. Belk Charlotte North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Greensboro Hayden Bel Belk Benjamin Wyche Eugene Davis Statesville Duke Hay Winston-Salem Florine Robertson Battle of Alamance Burlington E. E. Gillespie Guilford Battle Ronald Wilson Rachel Caldwell C. C. Haworth Alexander Martin High Point Samuel Finch Wm. Davidson Lexington Reuben Reid George Reynolds Leaksville R. L. Wall Old North State Morrison Bethel William Bethel Reidsville W. C. Tucker Better Films J. EB. Kirkman W. A. Lambeth D. EB. Harllee P. W. Flagge Joe Snider William Jarrel Sophie Tilden James E

Jarrett Family Reunion Set at R L Jarrett Home

The Jarrett family will hold a reunion on Sunday September 13 at the home of Robert L Jarrett five miles northeast of Asheboro off Highway 62. Guests may locate the meeting by Deep River bridge north end and are asked to bring baskets as lunch will be served on the grounds.

Jarrett Robert L. Jarrett Asheboro

Burbank Garden Club Opens Fall Program Series

The Burbank Garden Club began its fall season at Mrs. W. W. Idol’s home on North Main. Mrs. Edgar Hartley presided at a brief business session followed by a program. Mrs. R. H. Sechrest led a round table on Fall Planting with tips from members. Mrs. Grady Stroupe described a Williamsburg trip focusing on restored buildings and vintage gardens. Seventeen members attended.

Burbank Williamsburg

Cherokee ceremony crowns President with tribal title

The President was welcomed into the Cherokee Nation in North Carolina where Chief Jerry Blythe placed a feather headdress on his head and hailed him Chief White Eagle the tribe's highest title. The moment marked the induction of the President into the tribe during a ceremonial procession heading northward.

North Carolina Jerry Blythe White Eagle

Attending Lecture In Winston Salem

Washington D C women Miss Florence Mermes and Mrs Betty Buck with Mrs Stelle Arnold and Mrs Mary Senyard travel to Winston Salem for the first lecture of the newly organized Lambda chapter course at the Robert E Lee hotel. Prof Robert S Haltwanger directs the program with Mrs Arnold serving as national representative of Kappa Gamma sorority.

Florence Mermes Betty Buck Stelle Arnold Mary Senyard Washington, D. C Omega Chapter Kappa Gamma National Educational Sorority Winston-Salem Lambda Chapter Robert

Tobacco prices hit high on Wilson market sales

Wilson tobacco market prices rose with estimates near 25 dollars per hundredweight as about 800000 pounds were offered. Sales yesterday totaled 595704 pounds at an average of 24.29 dollars per hundred.

Wilson

Paratroopers Land Troops Deep Inside Enemy Airfield

Soviet forces dropped 1 200 troops and regimental guns from warplanes over Minsk in a surprise operation. Troops carried machine guns and ammunition and were reinforced by field pieces from other planes. They seized an airfield deep inside enemy territory and began using it as a base.

Minsk Russia

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