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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1929
Page
6
Several local clubs announce midweek meetings and events for Wednesday through Friday. Attendees include the Mid-Week Garden Club at the Country Club at 10 AM and the Stevens Bible Class at 3 PM with Mrs. Linthicum.
A High Point High School program led by Mrs. H N Phillips with Miss Flossie Foster and Robert Marshall will discuss Contemporary Dramatists. Delegates from Asheville’s convention report, and committees will be formed for next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hooper of Shelby N C spent Saturday night with daughter Mrs E L Lindsy. Cal Webster, recently ill, is improving. Mrs James T Stewart returns home on Parkway after months in Baltimore. Dan Curry Grady Hooper and Rev J H E Nelson of Concord visited Rev and Mrs E L Lindsy. Miss Nell Thomas and Eunice McPherson Guilford College seniors spent weekend with Miss Thomas aunt Mrs M C Culler. Frances Greeley was called to South Boston Va due to ill uncle. she resides with Mrs M C Culler on Tate street.
Kansas City shooters adapt the prairie coyote for a new sport where hounds hunt a non existent fox. Roy L. Nafziger promotes the idea at his farm with Capt. I' W. Eagan directing the horn. Red coated riders find the game as exciting as the old hunt.
Prof J H Joyner returns from Washington N C funeral of Mrs Misha W Joyner who died after an operation. W T Whitsett Jr returns to university with companions Vaughan and Chandler. Mrs Glenn Wheeler visits. she was Clara Key of Burlington. Guilford teachers meeting in Greensboro noted. Rock Creek Jersey farm advertised as a show place with new road access and nearby girls camp at Foust Mill. Brick Church grounds improved. cemetery is historic and accessible by good roads.
Dutch fruit and flower dealers will ship by air between Amsterdam and London. The Commerce Department reports two new freight planes to begin service soon. Air delivery lets London diners enjoy Holland strawberries picked that morning.
A Yard and Garden Contest demonstrates how planting enhances real estate value. Photographs compare a modern bungalow before and after landscaping, showing how shrubbery and trees from nurseries transform a house into a charming home.
Sheloff Hardware plans a three day series of lectures and demonstrations on modern home decoration April 22 to 24 inviting women patrons to bring items for Duco finishing. Eva Shelton of DuPont Home Decoration Service will present color use and decorating tips and likely run Duco decoration classes during her stay in High Point.
Atlanta observer O B Keeler notes golf has quickened over 15 years with men ten strokes better and women advancing faster. He recalls 82 for southern amateur qualifying 15 years ago at East Lake and Pinehurst boasts five players shooting 72 or better on tougher layouts than Atlanta’s.
A report notes Australia accounts for about twenty percent of global wool production. Industry analysts emphasize the country’s large fleece output supports major textile markets and export earnings.
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