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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1926
Page
9
Social notices show multiple club events in High Point area. Mrs. I T Mann hosts Delta Tau at 3 30 pm Wednesday at the country club, with tea and topics to follow for Tea and Topics at Mrs R H Sechrest on South Main.
The Beulah Philathea class of Green Street Baptist church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at the YWCA building Tuesday at 7 30 PM. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs P J Bitting of Winston Salem spent Saturday with cousin Mrs F J Sizemore in Roland Park. Mr and Mrs W B Cook of Winston Salem visited here yesterday at the Monroe apartment with daughter Mrs B C Page. Misses Margaret and Lucile Mongo and John Rhodes of Greensboro were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith on Colonial Drive. Mrs Edward Lee Wingo and son Edward Lee Jr returned from Lynchburg Virginia. Mrs F B Klein and children returned from a two month visit to Cleveland Ohio.
Mexico City reports Senorita Ernes tine Elias Calles, daughter of the president, chosen as carnival queen by a large vote of 182000. London perfume experts assist police in tracing female raffles tied to exotic scents found in elite wardrobes. New York finds a young poet, eleven year old Felecia Fisher, daughter of a physician, writing rhymes and preparing a novel with nightly inspiration.
Mrs Frederick C Church Jr Muriel Vanderbilt denies that she and her husband were married in a Catholic ceremony just before her sister Consuelo Vanderbilt’s recent wedding in New York.
By royal decree there are to be Sunday meetings throughout the land where city officials must explain to adults of both sexes the principles of citizenship public health and related matters.
The hot pin returns to spring millinery with a jeweled head to secure felt and velvet strips.
A group used anaesthetic to quiet birds as they stole 12,000 chickens in recent days in areas northwest of Chicago. The crime spree targets poultry farms, with authorities investigating possible organized involvement.
ST. LOUIS February 1 AP The St. Louis Browns announced the trade of veteran pitcher Bullet Joe Bush and outfielder Johnny Tobin to the Washington Senators for left handed pitcher Tom Zachary and young right handed pitcher Win Ballon. No cash was involved.
January snowfall in High Point reached three and a half inches per local meteorologist A B Horney, the highest for the winter so far. Temperature ranged from 24 to 46 degrees with 68 degrees on the 21st and 19 degrees on a later day. Weather swung from clear to cloudy to rainy, totaling 4.63 inches of rain and 1.73 inches on January 18.
High Point business leaders will hear from Harlan P. Kelsey about the proposed Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Kelsey outlines site selection, funding progress in North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia, and will show scenic striopticon slides. He heads the Southern Appalachian National Park commission and Appalachian club.
Sam Worthing a regular Monday caller at Municipal court was found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct and sentenced to a month in jail to be assigned to county road work. Judge Don MacRae said he was tired of seeing him and ordered the 30 day assignment. He allegedly kicked dancers at a Saturday night hop and was taken to jail after the hall manager and a police officer intervened.
Senator King of Utah assailed President Coolidge and the administration's investigative agencies in the senate over the Ward interests plan to form a new two billion dollar corporation to handle bread and other food stuffs.
Dr. Clay I. Hudson pastor of Pritchard Memorial Baptist church will deliver the principal address Thursday at Meredith College founders day exercises. Meredith College, located at Raleigh, recently opened its new plant in Charlotte.
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts claims a French medical prescription for rheumatism and neuritis treated successfully in France with the American Army and offers to mail it to readers who send their addresses. He asks for nothing in return.
A beautiful and pathetic love story Memory Lane opens at the American Today. John Stahl crafts a tale of young married life with Eleanor Boardman Conrad Nagel and William Haines in leading roles. Nagel delivers a strong character study while Boardman shines and Haines gains popularity. An Educational Juvenile Comedy and a news reel round out a pleasing program.
Theodore Buerbaum, 74, Salisbury's oldest merchant, died after a heart attack at a local hospital. A native of Germany, he marked 50 years in Salisbury and 46 years in the bookstore business on January 31. He leaves a wife, two sons, and two married daughters. Funeral set for Tuesday at 11 a.m.
The Tower of Lies a Metro Goldwyn Mayer production directed by Victor Seastrom will doubtless receive unstinted praise from critics and audiences for its daring storytelling and visual style.
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