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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1942
Page
13
EDITOR DAVID W Chauns argues that the origin and purpose of dancing span history and cultures. He asserts dance improves health and morale and outlines rules for proper technique and posture to achieve graceful, efficient movement.
A veteran bandleader extols youth as the driving force behind American life and the music industry. He recalls early fame built by young fans across the country and reflects on enduring bonds with the next generation, noting a Times Square welcome and future Hollywood plans.
Raleigh August 22 The State Supreme Court will open its full term on Monday August 31 Clerk A J Newton said today During the first week the court will hear appeals from the first 20th and 21st districts The calendar continues with sessions for the 2nd 18th 3rd 18th 4th 17th 5th 16th 6th 15th 7th 9th 12th 10th 11th districts through December 16 Also note W A Tomlinson of this city was a guest at the New Weston Hotel in New York City.
Tommy Dorsey writes from New York that he has not seen Joe College and Betty Coed out West for a couple of months. He plans to visit them soon, signing off with a cheerful farewell.
Mr and Mrs J C Hill announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Nancy Harris to William Arthur Huser of Minneapolis Minnesota and St John s Newfoundland. The wedding is planned at Christ s Presbyterian Church in St Johns in the early fall. Miss Hill formerly worked in the art and designing department at Tomlinson of High Point and later as a decorator at Iveys in Charlotte before going to Newfoundland for a government position.
Miss Sue Speed will arrive from Franklinton to join Mrs. A. S. Parker. The pair depart for Los Angeles and Victorville California to unite with Allen J. Parker in a September 5 post chapel wedding. Parker will earn his wings as an aviation cadet and receive the second lieutenant rank the same day.
Dr C E Rozzelle pastor returns from Lake Junaluska and will preach. Effie Moose leaves for Sikeston Missouri with uncle Charles Moose then Birmingham Alabama to visit Miss Frances Brown. Paul Crawford Meredith visits aunt Mrs Lee Meredith in Greensboro area before returning to Camp Sutton. E F Proffitt’s family notes and Junior American Legion Auxiliary meeting announced. Various locals depart for Baltimore Washington Norfolk Myrtle Beach and Warren Ohio for visits and work. William T unlesson recovering from minor operation at Guilford General Hospital.
John W. Umstead argues against a proposed constitutional amendment for North Carolina schools. He supports a governor appointed Board of Education with an elected superintendent and warns the amendment would place schools in politics, exceed constitutional scope, and hinder rather than help education. He calls for a real, workable reform by future legislatures.
The Woman's Society of Christ in Service at Main Street Methodist Church will hold a general meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the J W Clina classroom. All members are urged to be present.
The Green reunion will be held at Shady Grove Methodist Church two miles south of the Wraltbur highway on the first Sunday of September. C. G. Green will be in charge.
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