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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1931
Page
6
Mr and Mrs R W Hayworth announce the birth of a son Robert Wilson Jr on December 15 at High Point hospital.
Wayne Cagle, son of Mr and Mrs G C Cagle, had his tonsils removed at Burrus Clinic and is recovering. Miss Wreatha Muse is ill at Guilford General Hospital after an operation. Jack White underwent an operation at Guilford General Hospital and is recovering. The First M P Society meets Monday at 7 30 with Christmas in Literature as topic. Mrs Bowne returns home from Willis Johnson Hospital much improved. Sunshine Girls Class meets Monday at 7 30 at 210 West Willis. Miss Margaret Hayden hosts a Christmas party on East Washington Street with bridge and dancing. Christmas Story Hour planned at the Public Library for 8 14 year olds. Miss Rebecca Walser and Ernest A Wright wed at Presbyterian church. couple to live in High Point. Oak Hill Circle No 2 elects officers Beulah Henderson presides. service reports include 74 visits to the sick and $29.10 in aid. Mary Hoy class at First Reformed hosts a Christmas party with officer reports and gifts.
Invitations go out for the Country Club New Year’s Eve gala dance from 4:30 to 2. Ted Black’s orchestra will provide music. The event aims to be a premier social highlight as the club reopens after spring renovations and leads into a busy season of celebrations.
Miss Evelyn Hester and Robert Burr of High Point wed Friday night at the First Reformed church parsonage with Rev. W. R. Shaffer officiating. Witnesses were Miss Violet Weaver and Miss Elizabeth Patterson. The couple will reside on Richardson street. The article also notes Christmas events at the Y W C A and local clubs, including a candlelight program at the Country club and a Royal Russian chorus appearance, plus a Wesleyan class meeting with officers elected and a Pollyanna party at Circle Drive.
Jewelry and gift items including robes and pajamas in pastel shades and black. Silk underwear and rayon options priced from 50 cents to 6 dollars, plus gloves, silk scarves, novelty jewelry, handkerchiefs, gift bags, and mother’s wool scarf options with a focus on affordable gift ideas.
Randolph superior court in Asheboro closed a two week term with the Liberty sewerage case of S. C. Frazier against the town of Liberty. Judge P A McElroy presided and the verdict awarded Frazier 550 dollars with an appeal notice filed.
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