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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

6

Parental Desires and Divorce Laws Contrast in Tenor

The piece argues that parental worry is often futile yet parents still grant children desires. It notes rare cases where worry is vindicated by tragedy and suggests divorces may be arranged by famous individuals. It contrasts U S laws banning collusion in divorce with Soviet practices and shifts to a remark about Josef Windover, a Hottentot of South Africa, who took a third party as a spouse.

Soviet Russia Josef Windover South Africa

MISS KOONTZ PATIENT AT LOCAL HOSPITAL

Miss Mary Koontz is ill and undergoing an appendicitis operation at Guilford General Hospital this morning. The note lists other local society items including a Business Women's Circle meeting at 7 30 PM Friday with hosts at 116 Oakwood Court and a birthday party for Iris Culler with many local children in attendance.

Miss Koontz Mary Koontz Guilford General Hospital Business Women's Circle Business Women's Green Street Baptist Church Ira Keney Iona Henderson Oakwood Court R. B. Culler Iris Gladys Culler Mrs. Culler Miss Culler Polly Ruth Combs Sadie Whitley Ruth Bell Chesson Joseph Smithwick Rella Huggins Wayne Huggins Ruth Harrell Charles Stout Ruby Culler Pauline Lloyd Darrell Lester Steele Ruth Culler Mary Lou Culler Iris Culler

Social news notes from Thomasville gatherings and visits

Aug 15 report details Miss Lucy Eason and Mrs R G Jennings hosting bridge at Mrs Jennings home with prize salts and towels for winners. Other events include Mrs Carson Cox hosting the Thursday club at Park avenue with two tables of bridge and garden flowers. Additional entries mention Mrs E H Mahone's bridge luncheon, a marriage announcement for Martha Frances Dawson to J D Craddock, and numerous local visitors and travels across North Carolina and beyond.

Thomasville Lucy Eason R. G. Jennings Bridge Jennings Carson Cox Park Avenue Dave Long, Jr G. W. Lyles Cox Robert Kapp Chamie Phillips Harriet Arnold Mamie Harris W. Lyles W. E. Tomlinson Ralph Hinkle E. H. Mahone Moore Street Alliene Hoover BE. L. Webb Reese Harville Ralph Wilson R. M. Cooksey C. H. Newby Georgianna Bird E. L. Webb Robert Rapp G. E. Crowell W. H. Peace

Swetna Jones and Clyde Jones Tie in Southern Ceremony

Crouse and Julius Meredith relatives of the bride accompany Miss Swetna Jones. Clyde Jones is linked with relatives of the groom along with Miss Pearl Marsh and Rev. A G Walton as intimate friends of the couple.

Swanna Jones Jewel Crouse Thomasville Pearl Marsh Trinity Jones Julius Meredith Greensboro Clyde Jones Bennett A. G. Walton Arkansas Ben White Carrie Crawford Jewel

Eugene ONeill and Marital Ties Highlight Woman's Day Feature

The piece notes Eugene ONeill's third marriage to Carlotta Monterey shortly after a divorce from Agnes Boulton ONeill. It mentions Colonel H H Rogers's recent marriage after divorce from Mrs Rogers, linking to Millicent Rogers and Countess Salm. A short human-interest note recalls Cyril Watson, an 11 year old Chicago boy who saved for a pony and was killed when the pony trampled him.

Eugene Q O’neill Carlotta Monterey Agnes Boulton O'Neill H. H. Rogers The Standard Oil Milliers Cyril Watson Chicago Cyril

Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertised for child relief

An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for ills in babies and children including colic gas sour belching and indigestion. It claims quick relief within five minutes and advises dosing by teaspoonful or tablespoonful with water. The piece notes the product is US registered trade mark and free literature from The Phillips Co.

Phillips Co Hudson St New York N. Y Phillips U. S Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co Chas. H. Phillips

The Groom and the Windower: Marriage as a Chronic Disease

A biting reflection on marriage and parenthood contrasts a 128 year old groom with a 47 year old bride as the writer argues marriage is a lifelong illness. The piece laments parenting burdens and the emotional toll of raising children without reward or recognition.

Windower

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