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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1929

Page

7

Society Events Highlight Summer Hospitality and Weddings

Social activities feature Mrs Banks forman hosting in Reidsville with decorated Ross home rooms and fruit salads. Miss Elizabeth Parks honored at a bridge luncheon by Mrs J T Lewallen before her August 21 wedding. prizes include a Fostoria bon bon dish. Mrs L M Fox and Miss Nell Fox host a card party for Mia James A Cheely and Mrs Luis Howell with prizes and corsages.

Banks Forman Reidaville Ross L. M. Fox Nell Fox Mia James A. Cheely Ocala Fla Luis Howell Jacksonville Asheboro Edgar Ethel Johnson

Bridge Club Event At Worth Street Hosts Guests

Mrs Charlies McCrary entertained the Contract Bridge Club at her Worth Street home with Miss Henrietta Underwood and Miss Mary Erwin Byers as guests. Seven tables were set on the porch with summer flowers. the evening included refreshments and an ice course.

Charlies McCrary Contract Bridge Club Worth Street Henrietta Underwood Mary Erwin Byers Rock Hill S. C

Air Derby fillies wedding details and guests

The bride’s sister in law Mrs A E Williams of Durham served as dama of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Demmer Iddings of Salisbury Miss Clara Snider of Churchland and Miss Grace Smith of Lexington. Two children carried the veil and two more carried baskets of roses and sweet peas. Attending the groom was best man Mr A E Williams of Durham. groomsmen were Mr Raymond Iddings, Mr Carl Massey of Salisbury and Mr Lacey Barber of Salisbury. After the ceremony the couple left for a tour of Western North Carolina and Virginia via Shenandoah valley and Washington DC.

A. E. Williams Durham Demmer Iddings Salisbury Clara Snider Churchland Grace Smith Lexington Marie Miller George Miller Spencer Iris Smith G. B Smith Raymond Iddings Carl Massey Lacey Barber Frank Anderson Burkhart Polly Surratt Julia Peacock Angel Misees Claudia Meeta Baker Kathleen Thomason Julia Th Peacock Inez Leonard Elizabeth Ford Wilma Spott Mesdames Turner Wall Charles Williams Glenn Burkhart Frank Ussery Pat Young Hayden Hooper Lee Shirley van Phillips Henary Thomason

Cut Flowers Adorn Rooms in Enjoyment of Entertainment

Rooms used for entertainment at the time were enhanced with abundant cut flowers. The vivid floral displays added charm and warmth to gatherings, reflecting the era's decorative preferences.

Lexington Wedding of Lula Williams to Fred Hill Smith

A ceremony Sunday morning August 4 at nine o'clock united Lula Williams and Fred Hill Smith at the bride’s parents’ home near Churchland in Lexington. The Rev Hitler S J Reich of Winston Salem officiated with a ring ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with veil and carried bridal roses.

Lexington Lula Williams H. C. Williams Churchland Fred Hill Smith Hitler S. J. Reich Winston-Salem

Miss Virginia McCrary Hosts Honor Party

Miss Virginia McCrary hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at her North Main Street home in honor of Miss Mary Shemwell. Bridge was played at three tables with flowers in a lovley setting. Miss Shemwell won the high cut and received Houbigant face powder after receiving a box of Yardley’s dusting powder. Mrs. Louis G. Bowles of Weldon, sister of the hostess, was given hand embroidered pillow cases. An outline course of sandwiches and iced tea followed for guests Misses Mary Shemwell Mary Louise Moffitt Madeline Thompson Sara March Walser Sara Frances Vestal Betty Russell Elizabeth Terry Kathrine Eanes Mary Lindsay Lowe Fannie Porter Cowles Dorothy Dorsett.

Sue Dent Lockhart S. C Frances McAlister McCormick Henrietta Underwood Elizabeth Parks Donna Tee Loflin Ruth Ashworth Cox Greystone Terrace Virginia McCrary North Main Street Mary Shemwell Yardley Miss Shemwell Houbigant Louis G. Bowles Weldon

Counterfeit $1 Bill Found in Lexington

A one dollar bill raised to twenty dollars was detected by the National Bank of Thomasville in Lexington. Bank officials say the work involved cutting the ends from $206 bills, splitting them, pasting over a $1 bill, and staining. Similar bills are rumored to be circulating elsewhere, and business leaders are warned to watch for raised notes.

Lexington National Bank of Thomasville

A Day on the Planet Eroe Is Five and Half Hours Long

A science note states that a day on planet Eroe lasts five and a half hours. This concise fact highlights the planet’s rapid rotation compared to Earth.

Eroe

Earthlike Seasons on Mars Last Twice as Long

Mars experiences seasons that last about twice as long as Earth's due to its axial tilt and longer orbital period. This affects climate patterns and surface conditions across the planet.

Mars Earth

Hoover marks 55th with surprise party at Virginia camp

President Hoover celebrated his fifty fifth birthday with a secret surprise party at his Virginia fishing camp. Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Lindbergh arranged the event and directed plans, with gifts described as inexpensive. Earlier, Hoover and aides helped build rock dams on the Rapidan to create sunny pools for wild trout.

Mrs. Hoover Mrs. Lindbergh Fishing Camp Hoover Charles A Lindbergh Palo Alto California Rapidan River Hyde

Yearly Meeting Debate Over College Funding And Morality

North Carolina Quakers meet as Guilford College president Dr Raymond Buford cites 314 students 61 graduates and finances while urging a decision on funding to maintain its high standard. Dr Elbert Russell laments drift from Christian ideals across politics business race relations and international relations urging adherence to Jesus Christ and courage to resist conformity.

Raymond Buford Guilford College North Carolina Quakerism Elbert Russell Jesus Christ

Germans Protest Watered Schnaps Tax Rise

Germans protesting the new excise law say watered liquor priced as whisky costs more. The June 1 law raises tax to 3.80 dollars per gallon and lowers pure alcohol minimum from 85 to 32 percent. Saloons dilute drinks and charge higher per glass as revenue预计 reaches 22 million dollars this year.

Berlin

Floor numbers puzzle confounds strangers in Madrid

In Madrid building floors puzzle readers with odd naming. Ground floor is Piso Bajo not counted. Then Entresuela Segundo Antresuela Principal and others up to Tercero B Quarto Attico. A remark notes Spain lacks 48 story skyscrapers and mentions a radium cast valued at $506,000.

Madrid Spain Entresuela Segundo Antresuela

Shippers Called To Meet On North Carolina Traffic Association

Governor Gardner urged all shippers and transportation users in North Carolina to attend a Raleigh gathering August 22 to organize the North Carolina Traffic Association. The group aims to back rate cases before the ICC and educate the public on rate discrimination while plans move to finalize a constitution and by laws. The meeting could draw several hundred participants and start immediate work.

Raleigh North Carolina O. Max Gardner North Carolina Traffic Association Gardner State Corporation Commission Interstate Commerce Commission

Snowden pushes hard for quick action on Young plan reforms

Snowden calls for immediate grip on reparations and rejects lengthy Hague life plan. He questions Cheron's figures on French sacrifice versus Britain, argues the day should focus on reparations, cites Poincare's 1928 promise to Churchill, and notes an Italian pledge to Chamberlain through Pirelli.

Sienor Pirelli Snowden M. Cheron Cheron Aacron Hague Mins Cheron France King Great Britain Poincare Winston Churchill Italy Alberto Pirelli Austen Chamberlain

Air Mail Service Makes Rapid Gains

The June post office report shows $1,161,461 paid to air mail contractors across all routes, up from $447,641 a year earlier. A total of 598,494 pounds of mail were carried over 1,156.1 miles in June, compared with 216,957 pounds and 695.05 miles a year ago.

Washington Post Office Department Air Mai

Mason lodge meeting notice and officers

Attention masons regular communications of Gy Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 AF and AM meet day night at 7 30 o clock Master Masons requested to be present order J H Jennings Master H Massey Secy

Gy Numa F. Reid Lodge A. F A. M. Mote Jim

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