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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1929

Page

6

Local notices and gatherings fill High Point social pages

The week brings Bible classes at Lottie Holden and Gene Lamont with times and hosts on Newton street and Willowbrook, plus Allred class with Mrs Carter on Phillips street. Births announced for Robert LeRoy Mixson and Patricia Lou Head, plus Hines family reunion on September 1. Several parties, weddings, and hospital news listed with attendees and hosts.

Lottie Holden C. B. Bundy Newton Street Gene Lamont Bible T. J. Byerly Willowbrook Street Allred Carter Allred Bible Phillips Street Matthew Jones R. S. Head Lockport N. Y Patricia Lou Mrs. Head High Point

Travel and Social Roundup with Nevada Visitors

Harlan J. Heward of Reno arrives to visit C. J. Cummins in Emerywood and will return home with Mrs. Heward. Miss Mary Elizabeth Perry and Mrs. Herman Smith attend a luncheon in Beide ville hosted by Miss Cecelia Scott. Several families spend the day in Winston-Salem and Atlantic City trips are noted.

Lenore Thomas Hobart Bristow Greensboro R. Murphy Williams High Point S. B. Thomas Rhodes Press Leon Joiner Colonial Drive Mildred Harris Salisbury Frances Cosgrove Charleston S. C H. G. Ilderton Anna Elizabeth Kearns Mary Thomas Mrs. Joiner Frances Stell Joiner K. Cb. C A. Kirkman West High Street J.P. Rawley E. T. Corbit T. W. Albertson H. L. Cook John S. Welborn J. W. Kearns Special Education Fund J. S. Welborn C. R. Hinshaw Dorothy Hoskins Margaret Gurley Welborn Gettysburg North Carolina Memorial North Carolina Statesville H. A. Millis J. E. Hayden J. E. Marsh L. R. Terry J. E. Kirkman Hunter Sechrest O. E. Mendenhall O. A. Kirkman H. N. Phillips C. F. Tomlinson Fox Marshall Children of the Confederacy Bilox Miss Johns. Welborn J. W. Harriss J. P. Rawley A. E. Tate J. F. Hayden C. E. Sheloff P. A. Clifton W. R. Smith A. E. Barbee J. A. Mizzell T. M. Stanton Anne Marjorie Smith Norfolk Dorothy Crawley Montheu Avenue New York Randolph-Macon College Lynchburg Harlan J. Heward Reno Nevada C. J. Cummins Emerywood Mrs. Heward Mary Elizabeth Perry Herman Smith Beideville Cecelia Scott

Council votes to rezone Broad St lot for ice plant

High Point officials approve changing the Industrial Zone on West Broad Street to permit construction of an ice plant near Oakwood Court. The four to one vote overruled neighbors and allowed the project after A S Parker dissented.

Broad Street McKinley Davis Oakwood Court Davis Clay Street A. B. Horney Board of Adjustments Davie A. S&s York Horne Holton City of High Point West Broad Street A. M. Rankin

Davidson County Considers New Courthouse

Lexington August 28 Officials of Davidson County and its board of commissioners weigh a grand jury recommendation from the current year’s superior court to build a new courthouse. The discussion focuses on location cost and potential impact on the county seat.

Lexington Davidson County Board of Commissioners

Officials Study Bond Plan for Davidson County Courthouse

Davidson county officials have long considered authorizing a bond issue to fund a new courthouse and a county jail. The board of commissioners is believed to favor the project but is conducting a thorough study before any official steps.

Davidson County Board of Commissioners

Rose Uses Through the Ages in Medicine and Drink

Rose leaves were used extensively for medicines and ointments in centuries past. Rose water and rose wine served as beverages, reflecting the plant's broad role in traditional health and culinary practices.

Moon Eaten by Mice Myth Among Dakota People

A Dakota myth claims the waning moon is eaten by mice. The tale reflects indigenous cosmology and seasonal storytelling traditions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. C. Mixson Robert LeRoy Forrest Avenue Hines John Hines Wallburg-Winston- Salem Road Catherine Baxter Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society Calvary M. E. Church Mary Elizabeth Adams Eva and Elizabeth Spencer Gibsonville Claude Wanda Smith Frank Smith Wanda Vanda Frankie Marie Cecil Lucile Summey Ruth Perdue Magdalene Church Mae Church Gloria Snipe Doris Leisure Ruth Brown Dorothy Leonard Verdon Lockamy Helen Smith Helen Church Margaret Smith Catherine Parson W. P. Perdue, Jr Stanton Cecil, Jr Grady Summey Miss Thomas Bride Gloria Miderton Louise Rebecca Kearns Margaret Chandler Virginia Fraley Edna May Douglas Miss Craig Eva Woodburn Craig Rook John R. Peacock Johnson Street Ruth Briles Ruth Packer Elizabeth Cummings Margaret Hayden Alma Virginia McCain Marguerite Frances Mann Margaret Briggs Annie Ruth Stanton Mildred Crowder Mary Lou Moffitt Helen Bonner Eshelman Doris Allen Charlotte Parker Nancy Hill Berta Carraway Katherine Kearns Mrs. Smith Blowing Rock Katherine Sherrill Cornelia Mary Frances Kearns Bertha Abel Oliver Alexandria J. H. Carroll Paul Smith Street I. T. Mann Raleigh The American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary Carl Kerner William Porter Paul Nash James Spears Kernersville J. W. Woolen Hillcrest Drive Lucille Sherrod Wrightsville Beach Kinston Elizabeth Hayden Charleston, S. C H. Gilderton Mary Frances Parker Carrick Avenue Miss Margaret Parker Washington, D. C Margaret Jones Laurinburg R. R. Blackburn American Legion and Legion Auxiliary J. S. Groome David Yow American Legion Auxiliary Harold Bennett Ben Cooper Clearaway Moffitt’s North Main Street W. E. Shore Paul Morris John Cameron Doris Winston-Salem Lavelle Wilson Asheboro Sarah Smith George T. Stephens Canada Oscar F. Smith Norfolk, Va M. W. Stump Broad ST. Lot Ethel Noys Ie Wien NEA Service Davidson Via N. C I. Miller the Ladies’ Store Commercial National Bank Johnson Shad Wale Aketehed Andance Princess Liemda Uended Fallo Tamar Saiver Prienaly Sechrest Funeral Home
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