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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1934
Page
7
A July social week in Thomasville features Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles hosting the Eibera club at Forsyth Street with contract bridge and prizes. Community members, trips, and upcoming weddings and visits are noted, including Vivian Teague and Richard Ink’s August wedding at the First Baptist Church in Lexington.
Mr and Mrs James Coble and daughters Maxine and Lorraine of Nowatta Oklahoma have spent ten days with relatives in this and nearby cities. Mrs F B Mitchell returned to Spokane Washington after visiting here as guest of her mother Mrs A J Lamar and other relatives. Mr and Mrs O W Cecil and Mr and Mrs Percy Smith motored to Carolina and Wrightsville beaches for a few days. Friends of Nell Teague learn she is improving at Guilford General hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs Lee Bee Hayworth and son Joe Ross arrive from Charleston WV to visit Mrs E F Hayworth on South Main street. They depart August 15 for Philadelphia PA. Miss Sarah Myers of 1308 Ragan Street visits relatives in Lincolnton and Augusta GA.
A photo from Bailey's Beach Newport showcases sartorial splendor with Mrs Reginald B. Lahier wearing a printed dress featuring a navy blue yoke and tucked detailing.
People left Wednesday for Union to visit Aunt Mrs. R. D. Holcombe. The Tucker and Roberts families spent the weekend at Wrightsville Beach for an Insurance Company of Virginia banquet. Numerous readers travel to Chicago Milwaukee New York and various North Carolina towns for visits operations and family events.
A speaker argues that overall taxes in the United States are high compared with other nations. He urges citizen study of local tax waste, consolidation of offices, prudent machinery use, and careful spending to keep schools open and services like visiting nurses and libraries funded. He calls for sensible, economy driven reforms at town and county levels.
Miss Julia Plummer of Denton wed Mr Thomas Cliatt of Harlem Georgia in Aiken District of Columbia August fifth at 430 PM. Cliatt is daughter of the late Dr and Mrs A L Plummer of Denton and a Guilford College graduate. They will reside in Harlem after August nineteenth. Altrusa Club to hold outdoor meeting on Burrus Memorial lawn Tuesday at 6 30 PM noting the venue change.
High Point Post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Monday night on East Washington Street. Officers report a discussion on the fair the post will sponsor and on the forthcoming election. All members are urged to attend.
The Lexington dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Mary Ella Revelle of Lexington to Mr. Samuel Reeves Young of Concord. The ceremony occurred August 6 1934 in Asheville. Mrs. Young, daughter of Eva Russell Revelle, studied in local schools and has many friends. Mr. Young, son of J M Young of Concord, works with W J Glass and Sons Grocery. The couple reside at 40 Georgia Avenue, Concord.
The Young Ladies W class met Tuesday at Mrs Hayden Hoo home with hostess Mrs Robert Holmes and president Mrs W B Pickett. The meeting opened with a bible reading and a stirring talk. A program led by Fred Everhart followed with readings from Helen Keller and a recitation. The hostess served cake and drinks at the close.
Miss Nell Hackney hosts a small gathering in the living room for her friends. A score prize of a deck of cards was won by Mary Louise Hin Christine Leonard who received a lovely cotton handkerchief. A delicious course was served.
Mrs P B Peacock of this and daughter Miss Agnes Cock of Greensboro visit her son and brother P E Cock Jr and Mrs Peacock, Barnesville, O.
The local W T U chapter plans a meeting on Tuesday at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. Fred J on Vance Circle. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming service activities and community outreach.
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