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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
3
Mrs. Barclay Warburton Jr former Mrs. H Denny Pierce showcases at a southern resort a feminized shirtwaist dress. Made of striped broad cloth it features a flattering yoke with a tiny collar and bow at the throat.
Mrs Allana Ryan Jr wears a smart two piece ensemble while shopping in Palm Beach. Her white linen skirt features high pleats at the front and a short sleeved top completes the look.
Julia a secretary to George pursues singing at Tony Latta's gambling ship. Tom Payson invites Julia to leave the ship, while Latta's men pressure Payson to stay and gamble. Julia worries about Nesbitt and Amy, while friction grows between truth and a glittering night life.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs J L Hines entertained at her home with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ollie Gossett, the bride elect. Fifty guests attended and sixty gifts were received. Delicious refreshments were served.
Relatives celebrated the doctor’s birthday with a Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ezra Sampson and family and Mr and Mrs D B Thrift of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs Rufus Smith and family.
Friends report Mrs Burrus Jones is recovering well after an operation at Guilford General Hospital last week.
Melvin Lowe has come home after several days with relatives in Newport News Virginia.
Miss Bessie Hines and Miss Lake Pesram of Colfax were weekend guests of their sister Mrs. C G Mitch el of High Point.
Mrs. C. V. Idol, Mrs. Arthur Yates and Mrs. T. J. Jones spent a while Thursday in Winston-Salem with friends.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Ward and family of Jamestown were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bill Dillon for a family event.
Miss Ollie Gossett and Harold Sampson wed Monday January 27 in Danville using the ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue suit with matching accessories. Guests included Garnet Williard and Bessie Hines. After returning, Bill Gossett hosted a dinner. couple to live in Guilford College area.
In a remarkable season the gusk fish produces more than 4,000,000 eyes, a record for the species. Biologists note the surge in eye production signals a unique reproductive pattern and potential implications for local ecosystems.
Ladies' Aid Circle No 1 of St Mark's M E church met at Mrs C Keeble's home on Fairview Street to finalize plans for the Queen Contest to be held at the church on Monday night February 17. The hostess served a repast to attendees including Maud Hinton Julia Hall Esther Barnhill L Blanton Emily Edmondson Gladys Robinson Annie L Jones and B Lomak.
The Young People's club of Women's Memorial A M E church met with L Brown on East Washington Street for its weekly session. They discussed February projects and chose a carnival. Rev D Williamson spoke briefly and the meeting adjourned. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Will Block 230 Reed Street on Thursday evening February 6.
The recreation commission hosts a musical tea at the Eagle theatre building on East Washington Street Sunday afternoon from 6 to 6. The program features local vocal and instrumental talent to aid the center in needing equipment. Public and parents are urged to attend and support to sustain activities for hundreds of children weekly.
The Trojans beat Florence High School 48 to 0 at Florence on Tuesday. They then defeated the William Penor Tigers 22 to 21 at Leonardstown gym, led by Brown and Leach with strong guard play from Smith Brower and Alston.
Paris reports L Oeuvre claims Germany and Japan signed a friendship treaty with defensive alliance elements this month. Berlin and Tokyo deny. Titulescu allegedly won British support to include Soviet Russia in guarantees for Austria. Neurath interviews with Edward, Baldwin, and Eden reportedly unfavorable to Germany.
Answers cover 1709 14 proclamation ordering arrest of North Carolinians entering Virginia to fight Indians. Topics include Claude Kitchen eleven term NC representative, Daniels and Aycock fusion stance, 1901 impeachment against White and Faircloth related to shell fish office, Cabarrus native William Houston Continental Congress service, and Vance advised against buying the ship Advance for wartime supply, with impeachment concerns.
Dr Flinn, director of the Bing Foundation, says a universal language could streamline international trade and diplomacy. He argues such a system would reduce misunderstandings and foster faster consensus across nations.
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