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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1935
Page
12
A reader blasts a Looking Glass column for omitting William H. Bailey and notes Bailey spent ten days in New York with no theater records. The item also laments misrankings, parish affairs, and social notes about local families, theater chatter, and upcoming community events.
Mary Jean Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Newell was honored on her third birthday with a party Saturday afternoon. After games children enjoyed ice cream cake and candy in the dining room. Several gifts were received including many attractive presents from friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Miles were guests of the Alice Lambeth Myers choir at Lakeside in Thomasville. The couple, long associated with the Main Street Methodist church, were presented a silver vase as thanks for their service before departing next week for Asheville.
Mrs Clyde Smith is a patient at City Memorial hospital after an operation on Monday. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily, and friends will be glad to know of her condition.
Mr and Mrs M C Jester and their daughters Mary Lois and Jerry Neal left yesterday for Asheville for a short stay They plan to return Monday to their West Main Street home after moving from near Winston Salem, their prior residence.
Mrs J R Pope entertained at her Ward Street home on Saturday afternoon from five to seven honoring her daughter Josephine Pope who turned twelve. prizes went to Pauline Hill Beatrice Cole and Earl H Cole. guests included Beatrice Paul Cole Pauline Hill Paul Collins Eugene Hill Lucille Shelton Betty Ruby Lawson Dorothy Williams.
The Lowdermilk family reunion will be held at Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant Church five miles east of Seagrove in Randolph County on the fifth Sunday in September starting at 10 30 a m An unveiling of a grave marker for Jacob Lowdermilk the first settler in Randolph County is a special feature The marker is donated by the United States government for his Revolutionary War leadership All relatives friends and members are invited.
Mrs Cox and Mrs Phillips hosted a Friday bridge event at Spring street with ten bridge tables and one rock table. High score prize went to Mrs Ralph Wilson, runner up to Mrs W E Tomlinson. rock table winner was Mrs James E Lambeth and Mrs Georgianna Bird gained a cream and sugar set. Guests enjoyed a refreshment course after play. Co N Brown, local jeweler, recovering from a stroke at his Salem street store.
Mrs. D. E. Hoover is spending a few days at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. L. Hargett in High Point.
The marriage of Miss Viola Carmichael and Arthur Rose took place in Danville Virginia on September 14. Rev. A G Carter officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs J P Carmichael and the late Mr Carmichael of this city and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs J T Rose of Seagrove. The couple will reside at 800 Lindsay Street.
The Women's Golf Association of Emerywood Country Club will hold an afternoon meeting at one o'clock Wednesday. President Mrs. John C. Abels urges all members to attend as plans for fall tournaments and other matters will be discussed. Last week members voted to shift meetings to afternoon sessions, making this the first afternoon gathering.
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