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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1930

Page

6

Buncombe Receives 39000 in Gas Tax Return

Asheville February 18 Buncombe County gets 39000 as its share from the one cent gasoline tax for the first seven months of the fiscal period. County auditor Walter announces the higher than estimated return, originally forecast at 1000 for 12 months.

Asheville Buncombe County Hbe. Walter

Receipts Likely Above Sixty Thousand Says Walter

Mr Walter stated that receipts will be sixty thousand dollars or more, indicating a strong expected total for the event or period. He emphasized the high figure as a key milestone for planning and expectations.

Remains Very Ill at Home on East Green Street

Friends report Samuel McMillon remains very ill at his East Green street home. Also listed: Mrs. Cora B. Lewis critically ill at daughter’s Greneway drive home.

Wider Samuel McMillon East Green Street Lewis Cora B. Lewis L. B. Magnum Greneway Drive H. E. Driggers Helen Marie Mallory Street

Stewart couple visit Duke senior Carter Farriss in Durham

Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Stewart return from Durham after visiting Carter Farriss who is a senior at Duke University.

R. K. Stewart Durham Carter Farriss Duke Univer

Duke Carolina Game Attendance Noted In City Scene

Miss Dorothy Boaz returns from Wilson where she visited her sister Miss Ethel Boaz. Dorothy manages the Coed Beauty Shop and plans to stay with her sister Mrs C H Willard on Johnson street after attending the Duke Carolina basketball game Saturday night.

Marion Shipman W. G. Shipman Trowell Street Guilford General Hospital Dorothy Boaz Wilson Ethel Boaz Miss Boaz C. H. Williard Johnson Street

Social Scene Brightens Fisher Ferry Street Hostess Party

Mrs W H Curlee entertained with three tables of bridge on Saturday afternoon honoring Misses Mary Nesbit Celeste Weeks and Jessie Edwards of Salisbury. Mae Morton won highest score and received bath salts. consolation went to Mrs Dave Long Jr. A salad course followed as Valentine themed tallies were used.

Thomasville W. H. Curlee Fisher Ferry Street Mary Nesbit Celeste Weeks Jessie Edwards Salisbury Mae Morton Dave Long Valentine Valentine Tallies Were Used. Guests Enjoying Mrs. Curlee Miss Nesbit Miss Weeks Miss Edwards Elizabeth Yow Mae Martin Clarence Tomlinson J. F. Garner R. K. Farrington A. R. Bullock Robert Rupp Dave Long, Jr A. R. Swaim Eva White la Gusta Club Clarence Tominson Mary Borden Croftin Lumberton Eleanor Honeycutt Franklin Miss White Miss Croftin Miss Honeycutt Laura Beth Gavior High Point Laura File Ruth Myers Leola Black Helen Hinkle Emily Commander Maxine Moore Ray Hoover Hubert Lee Fouts Tomlinson

Story of Sue by Margery Hale

Sue faces a moral crossroads after misreading an engagement rumor and contemplates honesty and happiness. She seeks guidance from Sarah as she wakes to a gray day, resolves to act for her own joy, and prepares to join Jack in pursuing Sybil, hinting at a pivotal change.

Ste Sue Margery Hale NEA Service, Inc Sarah Barbara Harry Jack Sybil

Rose Prints Feature Dull Roses on Dark Backgrounds

New prints from Paris showcase roses in reds and pinks set against black, dark brown, or navy blue backgrounds, muting the colors and giving a somber tone.

Paris

Prizes Offered in Woodland Taxation Essay Contests

State wide high school essay contest on a woodland taxation policy will award prizes from 32 counties plus state funds. Two bronze medals to top essays, one for a boy and one for a girl. County prizes vary, with March 17 final submission date.

Conservation Department Forsyth Beaufort Madison Clary Lincoln Wayne Transylvania Vance Henderson Catawba Davidson Martin Rockingham Currituck Mitchell Alexander Hoke Nash Edgecombe Wilson Anson Pitt Lenoir Jackson Buncombe Haywood Yancey Swain Halifax Avery Johnston

New Way To Improve Skin with Melloglo Powder

A French process gives Melloglo face powder unparalled smoothness and long wear. The pure powder is color tested and never looks pasty or flaky. It won’t irritate or clog pores and promises a youthful bloom that lasts longer. Mann Drug Stores advertises Melloglo.

Melloglo Mann Drug Stores Adv

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