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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
4
Christmas selection offers all-wool sweaters for boys and girls in slip-on and coat styles. Available in black brown navy white red and all sizes. Fine and dandy styles for ladies misses and children at special prices now. See them.
Sealed in festive sale the shop offers plush velour coats in bolivia and velvet styles for misses and ladies. Prices listed as low as 17.50 with other options at 19.95 and 24.95 while stock lasts. Color choices include navy and reindeer tones.
Silk teddies and silk petticoats plus silk umbrellas and hosiery offered. Novelty leather bags vanity cases toilet sets new beads linen handkerchiefs for men and ladies. Gloves for boys girls and ladies in kid silk fabric sport shawls scarf sets table and dresser sets fancy towels and fine line stationery.
Gurney Briggs of this city will be one of the soloists at the Guilford college choral society’s initial concert Wednesday evening at 8 15. The program includes the opera Bohemian Girl and is billed as a high order offering open to the public.
At a mass meeting of the women s missionary circles of Wesley Memorial church the following officers were elected or named for the year President Mrs W S O Neal vice president Mrs J W Wilson superintendent of the young peoples work Mrs P A Jones assistant superintendent Mrs McCauley superintendent of children s work Mrs Everett Marsh Jr superintendent of mission study Mrs Charlies Ragan superintendent of social service Mrs W D Brooks superintendent of supplies Mrs J K E Kirkman treasurer Mrs A Sherrod recording secretary Mrs Fred Ingram corresponding secretary Mrs W H Townsend agent for The Voice Mrs J A Johnson superintendent of the Ladies Aid society Mrs O K Kearns.
Mrs. R. T. Chappel spent the weekend in Greensboro at a Guilford county teachers assembly. Miss Edith Boone of Atlanta visits Mrs. W. M. Barker on Richardson street. Mrs. Gwynn and daughter Miss Alice Gwynn of Asheville spent Saturday in the city. M. R. Shield attended the funeral of his grandfather J. W. Montsinger in Elkin yesterday. Buff Morrison returns to Charlotte after a weekend with Miss Mildred Bedford. Ruth Morrison, weekend guest of Miss Hattie Kowler, returns to Statesville. Rev. E. R. Nelson of Henderson visits Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Iaislip on Russell street. Mrs. A. A. Mendez of New York City to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs. W. Bradshaw on South Main street. Mrs. Herbert Newbold and son Herbert Jr. visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherrod on North Main street. Miss Southwell of the Western Union office visits Atlanta friends on extended trip. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wall depart for Memphis for an extended absence. Miss Louise Miller of Guilford College weekends with Mrs. William Finch on Rankin street. Ida Davis of Glenn avenue to have appendectomy at Burrus-McCain hospital.
Announcement today that Charles M. Kephart sells the Kephart Motor company to George Lowe of this city. The business at 202 East Washington street will be Dodge car dealers with a general repair shop and Dodge service. Kephart will likely remain in the area, with future plans undecided.
Peter Mc Williams of Raleigh announces his candidacy for sergeant of arms of the house at the 1523 North Carolina general assembly convening in January. He is identified as a Confederate veteran.
The calendar lists events at Wesley Memorial church Archdale Woman's club and Literature Music department gatherings. Eastern Star banquet at Masonic Hall starts the week with several 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm meetings hosted by Mrs Welborn Mrs Slane Mrs Coe and Mrs Tate in North Main Street venues.
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