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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
3
Designers embrace two-time dresses that serve as daytime wear and evening gowns. Patou’s collection features a street ensemble with dress bolero and detachable fur basque and an evening gown with a cape formed by long panels. The silk crepe dress showcases a lifted waist and colorful embroidery with vivid panel linings.
The Kiwanis club held its annual Ladies Night at the American Legion hall with a turkey dinner served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Dr. John K. from Winston-Salem gave an engaging address followed by a program featuring Miss Ruth Mill and Marion Mann. The event included a musical interlude and light entertainment for attendees.
The first long paved road in the United States stretched 69 miles connecting Philadelphia and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, built at a cost exceeding $500,000.
C H Rush 83 former superintendent of Asheboro water and light died at home on Academy Street after a prolonged illness. Surviving are five children. funeral at First Methodist church Friday at 11 with interment in Asheboro cemetery. He lived in Asheboro since 1906 and was active in local organizations.
John Thomas Winslow 81 son of the late Thomas and Jane Winslow died Wednesday morning at six at his Park Street home after about six months of illness. He was born and raised in Asheboro and lived his entire life in the area.
Mr and Mrs John Craver Mrs D A Tesh and Betty Jane and Billie Jean Richard spent Sunday afternoon in Thomasville with Mr and Mrs Clyde Tesh Mrs John Arnold and Mrs Joe Holmes were visitors in Winston Salem Tuesday Mr and Mrs Roby Freedle and Mrs John Craver spent Tuesday in Winston Salem shopping Mr and Mrs Berry Goings and daughter Barbara Jean visited relatives in Greensboro Sunday
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