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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1926
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunter entertained last night on Parkway in honor of Miss Lorraine Burgess and H. L. Shuey whose engagement was announced. Four tables played bridge in the well arranged rooms.
Decorations included holly greens and red candles with sug gestive place cards. Mrs. Andrew Lindsay and Alexander Rankin Jr. led high scores and received prizes. Following games, refreshments were served as the executive board plans a luncheon.
People J Thomas Allen and daughter Dorothy of Alexandria Virginia visit Mr Allen's sister Mrs Harry Gurley and Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith in town. Miss Annabel McKenzie of Carthage enrolls as student at Edwards Business College.
R L Reeves of Forest Avenue did not appear in Greensboro Superior Court yesterday after appealing a guilty finding in a state school attendance case. He has withdrawn the appeal and the local court judgment stands. The dispute centered on Ray Street versus Mechanicsville district boundaries over his child’s school enrollment.
Partly arranged late last night at Amos and Worth While clubs in the YWCA. Rehearsals begin tonight at 7:30 to 8:30 daily until the public performance on December 16. Ten to fifteen major roles with industrial club members and outsiders in drama. Proceeds fund sending city industrial girls to the State YWCA conference at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina.
Temporary receivership named for Elwood Motor Company on South Main. Court order signed by Judge Tom Bowie with W G Brown appointed temporary receiver. Order returnable Friday. Once Elwood Service Station, now incorporated with Harvey Burgess as manager. About 1600 moose killed yearly in Nova Scotia.
In Paris, two drivers who detested each other met in a one car wide alley. One roared that he would never yield while the other calmly backed up and urged, Go past me, my friend.
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