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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
6
Emerywood Golf Association held a seminar led by pro Andy Merrilees on Wednesday morning and staged a medal play handicap tournament during the day. Miss Margaret Hauser won first prize while Mrs John Abels finished runner up and golf balls were awarded as prizes.
Tonight at Emerywood Country Club from eight to twelve o clock marks the first in a series of dances hosted by the Emerywood Club entertainment committee chaired by J Morris. Plans call for monthly meetings and special holiday events. Members and families are invited. Music by Jim Hensley and his Collegians from Wake Forest College will provide the entertainment.
Miss Marie Heath hosted the Kitty Kat Club meeting on Adams Street. Officers elected were Heath president Greene vice president Goodwin secretary Chase treasurer Greene publicity. Miss Sarah Brandon resigned to attend school in Augusta. An ice course was served to members and guest Miss Elizabeth McMahon.
Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsors a benefit bridge party at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn's Broad Street home on Friday afternoon September 20. General chairman Mrs. Roy Welborn leads planning. reservations via Mrs. Welborn or chapter president Mrs. L. G. Robichaux. Proceeds fund the group's projects.
The Coterien club marks its Anniversary Ball at Sedgefield Manor tonight. Sam Hensley and his group provide music for dancing from ten to two as sponsors and chaperones, drawing interest from local and neighboring social circles.
The Musical Art club announces its September meeting to be held next Monday night September 16 at 8 00 at the Emerywood Country Club. The first meeting of the new club year invites members and others interested in good music. A program features Hubert Liverman, a High Point pianist who studied in New York. An business session precedes the program to discuss matters of importance. The club invites the State Federation of Music Clubs to meet in High Point next March and seeks local musicians' support.
Miss Dot Robbins was feted by Mrs Helen Jarrell and Mrs Sarah Brown at the West Green Street home last evening before she departs tomorrow for Virginia. Guests included Dot Robbins Juanita Kinney Bobby Moore Pauline Smith Grace Osteen and the gentlemen Jimmy Hightower Bill Morris Clifton Overcash Douglas Mash.
Wade Luther Burn and a cohort of officials including Jack Gun ter Clingman Osteen Wayne Kearns Wade Morris Bill Bennet and Fred Teague appear in the county records. The fragmented snippet notes these individuals in connection with local proceedings and potential appointments.
Mrs E K Willis and daughters Clara and Susanne arrived from Concord to visit Mrs Willis mother Mrs BE Harmon on North Main. Mrs Dale Montgomery recovers at home from a minor hospital operation. Thomas E Dodamead and family depart for Washington DC for a week. Wayne Garner heads to Ames IA for his first year at Iowa State College. Sallie Dorothy Elsie Cress and Robert Cress return home from Brock KY after four weeks with relatives. Effie Irene Moose and Coy Elmer Moose Jr visit Badin to see grandparents. Elizabeth Hatcher leaves for Duke University in Durham.
Miss Fay Nell Sprye was elected president of the Sub Deb club for six months at a meeting held at Miss Martha Idol's North Main Street home. Other officers include Miss Martha Idol as vice president and Miss Iris Rose Gibson as secretary with Miss Edith Vance as treasurer.
Native of High Point Sam Hensley, renowned orchestra leader, arrives tonight to stay with his mother at 6138 Chandler street and leads his ensemble at the Coteriens Anniversary Ball at Sengefeld Manor this evening and at Emorywood Country Club dance Saturday night. The column notes a barbering trivia line about razor and hair strokes.
Mrs. Melva Meyers hosted Prospect M. B. Church young ladies for their monthly meeting on Kennedy Street. Officers for next term included President Jewell Snyder and Secretary Lucy Hester. Edna Schram received a linen shower with gifts, prizes went to Wilma Reddeck and Pauline Teague, sixteen members attended. refreshments were served. Other events included Fidelis Bible class meeting and a Spring Hill M P Church lawn party with ice cream and chicken.
Capus M. Waynick announced plans to build a new Cape Fear River bridge at Fayetteville after engineers found the current iron structure unsafe. The project is expected to cost 175000 dollars.
J W McMahon superintendent of the High Point Police Bureau of Identification spoke to the Lions Club at the Ek wood hotel last night. He described fingerprint uses in solving crimes and cited a Thomasville safe robbery case that led to arrest and conviction. He noted photography's role in investigations and described local efforts to improve crime conditions.
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