Tailored Cotton Waists for Tuxedo Wear
Tailored cotton waists announced with cut styles to wear with tuxedo sweaters priced at two dollars.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
Tailored cotton waists announced with cut styles to wear with tuxedo sweaters priced at two dollars.
A dozen new Pussywillow Taffeta Petticoats offered in plain and embroidered styles. Best quality at four dollars ninety five cents each.
A stylish display features Slip On Sweaters in many colors and novelty styles. Light and dark shades plus modest prices. New Sport Shawls arrive in rich tones to complement outfits.
Twenty century participants recalled the 1771 Battle of Alamance where regulators faced Governor Tryon’s forces. Leaders like Robert Thompson challenged royal demands, Thompson resisted and was killed, then rebels were captured or dispersed as drums rang and citizens saluted.
Col D H Milton, former state insurance department chief clerk, spoke to the High Point Life Underwriters Association at the chamber of commerce. He highlighted revenue growth from 90 000 in 1900 to 900 000 in 1920, noted policyholder protection, and praised North Carolina’s thorough safeguards on insurers. Mrs W A Bass cited a Georgia writer selling over 500 000 in 1921. Two new members joined: C W Combs and W E Walker.
Mr and Mrs F M Waters and their baby are guests for several days at Mrs W McFarland s home here. Waters and their many friends here will be glad to learn of their visit. Mr.
Waters, after two years as principal of the local high school, becomes superintendent of schools at Selma. Mrs Waters and the baby have spent the summer in Indiana and are now traveling to Selma to prepare for the school opening.
Miss Mavis Evans and Mrs. J O Evans of Greenville South Carolina are guests of Mrs. Edgar Whitener in this city. Mr and Mrs E M Goolsby of Anecon Canal Zone and Mrs C M Nichols of Asheville are expected to arrive late today to stay with Mrs Joe Weaver at the Weaver home in Archdale.
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