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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
6
Today’s Express features pure all weather shawls in shades white pink rose black blue orchid packed in gift boxes. Also novelty leather bags in suede pin seal calf leather ideal for gifters with gloves and capeskin fabrics priced at $1.95 to $2.95.
Society notes report the Oakdale M E church Gleaners association meeting at Miss Ollie Wood's Jamestown home. An evening program featured Shirley Hodgin Hassie Hodgin and Margie Lowe amid refreshments for Eva Mae Young Nellie Edwards Lillian Garrett Shirley Modern Margie Lowe Hassie Hodgin Lola Young and teacher Mrs Gladys Hodgin plus hostess Miss Ollie Wood.
A note on making a gay chintz pinafore for women followed by a Christmas recital at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Miss Elizabeth Strickland leads pupil performers in a program of songs duets and violin pieces with Mary Ruth Woollen as conductor and Miss Dorothy Hoskins as vocal soloist.
Christmas trees cost up to 25 dollars in Soviet Moscow and are hard to find for Russians. Foreigners may buy limited trees, but trimmings are scarce. Embassies decorate, while the All-Union Godless society promotes anti Christmas meetings and clubs host their first anti Christmas event.
A New York piece by Julia Blanshard discusses simple yet festive Christmas hosting ideas. It covers light refreshments, hot hors d oeuvres, and elegant trays, with recipes and presentation tips for holiday gatherings. It also mentions affordable decor options and practical serving ideas for small groups.
A brief, fragmentary item notes a marital exchange with a line about turning from friends to something more. The piece presents a stylized dialogue caption with quotation marks and a terse punchline.
Flames attacked the Santa Fe grain elevator, destroying 1 350 000 bushels of wheat and causing about 1 000 000 dollars in damage. A 4 11 and special alarms drew two fire tugs and 36 apparatus to the six story facility, which was nearly filled with wheat and beyond control.
Dr. F. Y. Pressly, 25 years president of Erskine Theological Seminary, will resign at the end of the current scholastic year and become president emeritus. The resignation was accepted by the board of trustees. successor not yet chosen.
From the victim’s view, George Lagerquist, a Tacoma store proprietor, faced an ideal bandit who knocked after closing time at 11 o’clock. The youth demanded valuables, and the store owner endured the confrontation as the suspect fled.
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