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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
3
A poetic reflection on a sand pile play scene and a faded barefoot trail that once guided a child to build a hop toad home now deserted as time passes and memory endures. A mirrored meditation on childhood spaces and enduring spirit.
Mrs. S. J. Brash and Mrs. Harry Raymond were charming hostesses at a Valentine party on Wednesday. Nine tables were arranged for rock with red carnations as decorations and Valentine score cards used. Elaborate refreshments included frozen salad chess pie tomato sandwiches cheese straws coffee with whipped cream and heart shaped red and white mints.
Friday Mrs J S Worth and daughters Clara and Phoebe host the Cornelian club at 3 oclock. Saturday Mrs Harry Raymond hosts the Dinner Bridge club at 6 30 oclock.
W C Dowd president and general manager of The Charlotte News visited High Point yesterday. Miss Veigh Hutchison of Baltimore visited sister Mrs John Lindsay Jr on Colonial Drive. Miss Emmie Harris who directed the American Legion play here last evening returned to Macon Georgia.
A daughter named Katherine Hannah was born to Mr and Mrs L C Crawford of 413 English Street on February 15. The baby weighed 9 pounds.
Miss Wanda Clodfetter and Myrtle Perry shopped in High Point on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. D. E. Hoover and Emma Leigh Hoover with Cynthia File visited High Point yesterday. Walter and Robert Rapp were in Greensboro Wednesday. Stuart Stone visited High Point on business. John Pennington and Mildred Spencer visited from Spencer. Mrs. S. G. Lohr and Mrs. Everett Byerly of Greensboro and daughters Pauline and Ruth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Grimes. John Fritz of Indianapolis stayed with the Grimeses. Elmore Potts of Charlotte returned home. John Perry, recently hospitalized for appendicitis, went home this morning. Mrs. H. G. Tate left for Winston-Salem after visiting her daughter. Crawley Henderson visited Winston-Salem yesterday morning.
Miss Ethel Lovett hosts the Two Table Bridge club at her Dixon avenue home. All members attended and the games were engaging. The top score prize went to Miss Margaret Sparger for stationery. The hostess served chicken salad sandwiches wafers and potatoes.
The Friday Afternoon club met with Mrs. Clarence Rush on Sunset drive with readers Mrs. Kemp Alexander and Mrs. J. C. Crutchfield presenting The Newest Books. Hostess duties by Mrs. Ed Crawford and Mrs. Griffin featured a pineapple butterfly salad and tea.
Durham ministers join Raleigh clerics in opposing a North Carolina divorce bill proposing insanity as a ground for divorce. Resolutions echo Raleigh stance, urging state lawmakers to defeat the measure.
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