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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
6
The Live Y ers club of the Y W C A met for its fourth anniversary banquet at the Hut last evening with twenty two members present. Green and silver decor plus an airplane theme framed the event as Miss Donia Caldwell became president and pledged future service.
Debutantes Marguerite Mann Marguerite Burress and Marian Dickson left for Raleigh for the 15th Debutante Ball at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium under Terpsichorean club sponsorship. Marshals James C. Durland Bertrand Yatel and H. S. Cortfield Jr. accompany them with chaperones Mrs J T Mann and Mrs D A Burress.
The Philathea class of Calvary M. E. church will serve a chicken supper at the church this evening starting at 5:30. Public invited with a reasonable plate charge. Also tonight the Lebanon M. P. church Ladies Aid Society presents Arthur Tubbs' Home Ties at 7:30 at the Hut nearby.
FRIDAY schedule lists a Laura Weeson chapter benefit bridge party at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn on West Broad Street with reservations through Mrs. Roy Welborn or Mrs. L. L. Robichaux. Altrusa joint meeting at Sedgefield Inn with Miss Anne McCrae as honor guest and invitations to district clubs. American Legion Auxiliary first fall meeting at 116 Oakwood Court with officer installation and memorial for L. J. Ingram. Club of Twelve fall meeting at EB Payne residence with cast preparing an evening of entertainment.
Friends of Mrs A H Maynard formerly of this city now in Durham will be interested to know she is convalescing after a recent operation at Watts Hospital in Durham.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Welch Memorial M P Church presents the farce Here Comes Charlie tonight at the junior high auditorium. Admission is charged with proceeds aiding the society fund. members perform roles after weeks of rehearsal for an entertaining evening.
Mrs A Coke Cecil will entertain the American Legion Auxiliary at its September meeting this evening at 7 45 at her Oakwood Court home. Hostesses include Mrs H A Cecil Mrs George Hedrick and Mrs C A peeks. Rev Loy L Fesperman will lead officer installation and a memorial for deceased member Mrs L J Ingram. A music program closes the observance of Music Month.
A birthday party was held Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Whitley 611 Cable street honoring their one year old son Master Ray Whitley. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Cain Billy Cain Eve lyn Cain Miss Sadie Whitley Harriette Ann Gross Mrs Ann Gross Colen Wilkins Mrs Worth Frasier Norma Jean and Dolores Frazier Mrs Lucille Pierce and Jesse Pierce and Mr and Mrs D E B Whitley.
Mr and Mrs James J Farriss of 416 West 23rd Street New York City announce the birth of a son in New York City this morning. Guests arrive for Mrs Bernard Williame and daughter Kitty Mrs A L Holton of Culpepper Va and Miss Mary Louise McBroon of Roanoke visit Mr and Mrs Roland Holton at Brentley Circle. Building permits issued last month in 19 NC cities over 10 000 population total 465 projects valued at 789714 a 121 percent rise from August 1934. A two year old boy in Derrygonelly Irish Free State was rescued by his terrier after falling into a kitchen fire. a neighbor was summoned to extinguish the flames.
Simple knitting pattern for a lacy collar and scarf attached to a fall blouse. Features narrow openwork stripes and a ribbed contrast, with long or short sleeves and a matching plain knitted skirt. Sizes 16 18 and 88 40 with required materials and stitch instructions. Credit request sent to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York.
The Friendly Garden club held a regular meeting at Mrs J W Bolton's home with president Mrs E B Wilson Jr presiding and devotional. They planned the annual flower show for October 10 at Mrs W Kivett's house and a second anniversary party for October 16 at Mrs Kivett's home. The afternoon featured a reading Blue Bonnets by Mrs W L Kivett and a poem September In My Garden by Mrs J W Bolton.
Lexington dispatch notes Mrs J C Childress entertained guests Thursday morning at a bridge breakfast at her Erlanger home. High score went to Mrs Robert Grubb with a novelty white fug. consolation awarded to Mrs Milton Block.
P L Cox explained planting and feeding plants in September and wildflowers for next year. Mrs EB J Ray visited as six members attended the meeting.
Mrs J F Hedrick returns from a hot moon and plans home with Ottis Heci and his fat wife. Before marriage she was Ethel Merritt of Benson. Everett Sheloff from this area is named in shares for the North Caroline butante ball in Leigh Friday. Eloise McCorkle of Ston Salem and Reece Cro of Cid recently visited Mr and Mrs L O Kearns.
Mrs. R. L. Waynick returns from Durham after spending several weeks with Mrs. T. L. Bailey.
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