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Society and club items feature local gatherings and social events. The column notes attendees, hosted by prominent figures, with brief mentions of venues and dates.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
6
Society and club items feature local gatherings and social events. The column notes attendees, hosted by prominent figures, with brief mentions of venues and dates.
Miss ise Cooke travels with cousin Mrs J B Conway of New York and St Peters Florida leaving Cobh Ireland for Havre France today. They plan travel in August in France returning to the United States about September 5 after touring the British Isles since June 25.
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet in regular session Friday evening at the lodge room on East Commerce Street. A full roster of members is listed by the lodge secretary.
Mr and Mrs Hugh J Smart return from Myrtle Beach and host their guest Jimmy Stookey son of Mrs L L Stookey of Mobile Alabama. Other party members included Mr and Mrs Ed Davis and children and Uhi and child from Evansle Indiana.
The Peace Council number nine announces a swimming party and picnic at City Lake Park Friday evening. Members should meet at the hall at the stated time. transportation will be provided for those who need it. A picnic supper will follow the swimming event and attendees should bring well filled baskets.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Crutchfield of Sanford visit daughter Blanche Muse at 695 South Street. Mrs. H. W. Muse is a Guilford General Hospital patient with a broken leg. Mrs. E. B. Willis improves at 629 Colonial Drive after a stroke. Mrs. W. H. Petton of Drakes Branch visits R. T. Chappell on Otteray Drive. Pearl Gibson and Little Miss Nancy Goff depart for Concord and Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mrs. Clyde Sheetz and son Jimmy arrive to visit W. M. Crouch on Winston-Salem Road. Mrs. F. M. Craue and children return to Long Island, N. Y., after a three week visit with C. C. Muse and Mrs. Muse on 328 South Main Street. they also visited Mrs. Frank Murr in Thomasville.
Fashion reawakens interest in soft flattering styles with a yoke sleeve bodice and decorative tie sash. Pattern 9492 offers sizes 14 through 42 with yardage for size 16 and includes Lew chart. order 15 cents per pattern from The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
Vergie Turbeville was admitted to Guilford General hospital after an appendectomy performed shortly after 8 o clock last night. She is progressing as well as can be expected this morning. Mrs McMahan Returns Home After Tonsil Removal
The Navy department ordered a temporary halt to recruiting in Virginia and North Carolina due to infantile paralysis outbreaks. Officials said the suspension would last until the illness abates, while the War Department noted no similar army orders at this time.
A lively tour through showroom floors highlights new chairs, lamps, and display booths. Carolina Parlor Co debuts the Wonder-Best glide chair while Mantle Lamp Co showcases Lulu etched in glass and Aladdin lamps with illuminated bases. Furniture City Upholstering Co and High Point Bending and Chair Co display space-saving, collapsible designs for card games and living rooms. Globe Parlor touts a modern suite and Cedar mohair covers, with Fagle Ottawa reporting Grand Rapids leather sales dominance.
Miss Iris Rose Gibson entertained about thirty guests in a formal tea at her parents home on East Washington Street Wednesday afternoon honoring her cousin Miss Betty King of Charleston NL as houseguest. Miss Helen Bolling greeted guests and flowers set a festive room. Lunch included sandwiches cookies and punch served by Misses Elizabeth Virginia Mitchell and Mrs M A Edwards.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses boiled versus fresh cabbage and carrots noting vitamin retention differences. Boiled cabbage loses about 80 percent of vitamin C but retains vitamin A. raw cabbage and spinach are rich in vitamin C. Cabbage provides 1.4 percent protein, 0.2 percent fat, 5.3 percent carbohydrate, and about 130 calories per pound.
A memorial candle for Enrico Caruso will be lit on All Saints Day and burn daily for 18 centuries. The candle stood 16 feet high with a 6 foot circumference and weighed about 1 ton when first lit.
A number of caterpillars were made defendants in a suit over damaging a French vineyard in 15545. Between the 11th and 18th centuries many cases saw insects and animals named as defendants in lawsuits.
Mrs Gratton Foy captured the high score prize a double deck of bridge cards at a bi weekly Emerywood Country Club women’s party. Guests from Winston Salem Lincoln Nebraska Atlanta Ga and several local members joined the morning event with many tables filled.
The Gordian club staged the Hick Ball at Sedgefield Country Club last evening as the third of four mid summer dances. The event featured themed decorations, costumes, and Duke Barron and his orchestra delivering the music. Farmed specialty numbers were performed to fit the idea, with chaperones and prominent local attendees.
The event on Wednesday evening August 7 will finalize the popular series of political gatherings held on consecutive Wednesday nights.
R G Hendrix was operated on at Burrus Memorial Hospital this morning and is reported to be doing nicely.
The Southern Railway System approves August personnel shifts across its subsidiaries. L. T. Nichols becomes assistant to the vice president in Chester S. C. W. M. Archer is named superintendent with HQ in Hickory North Carolina. W. J. O Pry takes Danville Virginia post as superintendent as Wm M Archer moves. S. M. Percival becomes assistant superintendent in Salisbury North Carolina. J H DeButts is roadmaster in Danville Va with W E Steele as assistant roadmaster.
F A Pierce of Humboldt county California kept a mohair goat whose fleece grew hair five feet long, reflecting an unusual livestock curiosity reported in the region.
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