MISS BLAIR TO REOPEN MUSIC STUDIO MONDAY
Miss Florence Blair will reopen her music studio on Monday September 1 at her sister Mrs A M Rankins home on Church street. The item lists location and date for the reopening and notes the host site.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
6
Miss Florence Blair will reopen her music studio on Monday September 1 at her sister Mrs A M Rankins home on Church street. The item lists location and date for the reopening and notes the host site.
Herschel Moore of Lynchburg spent the weekend with his mother on Forrest avenue. Helen Marie Sheloff has returned from Camp Dellwood in the western part of the state. Mr and Mrs C W Combs and family are at Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach. Mable Parker heads home to Rougemont after visiting Mrs R L Waynick. Mrs J D Holt and son Ray Van visit Rev and Mrs D Smith in Pilot Mountain. Tally Sue Smith returns to Pilot Mountain from East Lexington avenue. J E Millis family in Atlantic City at Chalfonte Haddon Hall. W D Wade and daughter Mamie, Mrs G P Gillipin, and Mrs Pressley King of Birmingham spent the weekend with Mrs Nando Moore on Forrest avenue. Mrs M J Wrenn, ill on Broad Street, is somewhat improved.
Hair must be ready for any hat style as fashion changes. The piece urges healthy hair, brushing to stimulate the scalp, using a brush that lifts and twists hair, and tolerating a bit of gentle “hair pulling” to maintain a lively appearance for photo ready looks.
Lil Dagover reportedly insured her shoulders for 15000 with a Berlin agency before leaving for America. The piece notes hats and hair care trends, urging regular scalp cleaning and dry shampoos, and mentions back to curls with old fashioned charm. It also advises planting late radishes and lettuce for fall use as summer heat wanes.
In Thomasville Aug 26 Mr and Mrs John R Myers and Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted a large dinner at their suburban home west of the city. The gathering featured a four course meal for eleven with floral decorations and a silver bowl centerpiece. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Anderson and several Myers and Wilson family members. Other notes mention guests traveling to Asheville and Durham for visits, friends and relatives from Spartanburg High Point Columbus Roanoke and New York, plus a Children World Circle meeting led by Mrs J C Green with a group of about fifteen children and a post-event ice cream social.
Little Miriam Pliskin celebrated her third birthday Saturday at her East Main Street home. Pink and white decor set a refined tone as Var-colored summer flowers framed rooms where children played under Mrs. B. C. Ritchie and Mrs. Foster. The dining room featured lace cloth and a large white centerpiece.
Mrs R G Jennings hosted guests including the Yow family in Winston-Salem area on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Black and their children Gladys Marcia and Arthur Black Jr returned from Virginia.
Miss Ruby Stone visited Greensboro over the weekend at her aunt Miss Catherine Stone s home where she found a new position for her relative. Mrs H Way Russell planned several days in Asheville with a Sunday return. Mrs A R Swaim and her daughter Nell spent Monday in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Pritchard Mra Kate Norment and daughter Beulah Norment were Greensboro visitors Monday. In Germany airplanes are designed to deliver city newspapers to suburban points with bundles dropped through cockpit floor holes.
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