Local G. E. Star Chapter To Meet Tuesday Night
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting in the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening August 9 at 8 o'clock. Full attendance of the membership is desired.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1933
Page
6
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting in the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening August 9 at 8 o'clock. Full attendance of the membership is desired.
Hollywood fashion notes spotlight linen wear as practical chic for summer wear. Martha Sleaper wears a black and white checked linen suit with hip length coat, raglan sleeves and tailored skirt. Heather Angel debuts periwin kie blue linen skirt and swagger jacket with navy blouse. Dorothy Jordan plays tennis in a blue and white striped linen sports dress and matching hat.
Miss Wilma Rogers leaves today for Chicago to spend ten days at the Century of Progress exposition. Miss Clara Caudell of North Wilkesboro has been visiting Mrs. D A Cooke on East Lexington avenue and will return home today, accompanied by Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs. J Reed Southern hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Hada marking her fourth birthday. Guests included Nancy Owen June Huckelbee Grover Pryor Ruby Huckelbee Ruth Culler Julian Holbrook Bobby Holbrook and others with Mrs. Belvin Ferguson and Mrs. B B Wilkinson assisting. Ice cream and cake followed lawn games then gifts for Hada.
R. T. Esher wood, 29, a utilities company employee, was killed when he touched live high tension wires while working on a power line near Hickory. The accident occurred during routine maintenance, and investigators began examining the scene.
Miss Dot Willis and Ruby Woods left for Baltimore Maryland to visit relatives accompanied by Miss Margaret Woods who has spent the summer here. Mrs D H Richan and her little son Herbert with Mr and Mrs James Thomas of Asheboro visited Mrs Richardson's niece Mrs Co B Hauser at 819 Chestnut Street.
Seventy five girls and women model cotton alternative outfits at Wesley Memorial church in Atlanta as U S Agriculture Secretary Wallace visits a Georgia cotton conference. Contestants include Miss Paulk in fertilizer sack coat, Miss Rowe in sugar sack suit, and Miss Winters in cotton sheeting gown, with outfits costing from 30 cents to 4 49.
Mullins tobacco market will open next Thursday, August 10, with five warehouses to operate this season. Farmers need storage space as the crop is nearly harvested and Mullins is already filling up with tobacco.
Wilson and Co. to adopt the national recovery labor code once approved by officials in Washington. Thos. E. Wilson says the Institute of American Meat Packers is working with NA A officials to secure approval within 24 to 48 hours and Wilson will implement the code immediately when accepted.
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