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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1930
Page
6
Announcements include births of Pollyanna Stout, Leland Anita Loman, Ralph Fulton Tilden and Barbara Amaryllis Nicholson. Deaths prompt travel to Altavista and Virginia for family losses. Bible classes, clubs, and charity events host meetings, parties, and a large Confederate veteran birthday cake.
City of High Point reports the February 4 1930 special election outcome on an ordinance authorizing 850000 in school bonds. Of 2231 qualified voters 1480 approved and 38 opposed. the council notes a majority favored the proposal. Signed by council members Cc A York W A Davis A S Parker Ss W Horne A H Holton on February 18 1950.
Army girls in Washington adopt feminine dress frocks with feather fans flowers beads and bows against severe escorts uniforms. Mrs Coolidge popularized the feather fan and notable young society figures include Katherine Carr and Jane Crosby. General Crosby named head of the district police.
Mrs Reece Williams won a prize burner donated by Manu ng company. R R Ragan took hose donated by BE and 8 Hosiery. Mrs R L Brinson won candle holders from Sheroff Hardware. Pauline Fritts claimed perfume from Cecil Drug. Mrs S Bradley won silk hose from Belk Stevens. W L Smith received hosiery donated by EH and S Hosiery.
Court stenographer People Miss Snow visits High Point for a week. Mrs. C. D. Smith travels to Clarkton due to her mother Mrs. A. Nance's illness. F. J. Flagler leaves for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati on railroad business. Mrs. O. T. Moore visits Macon with daughter Mrs. George G. Stanton. Elva Blair visits Washington D C hosted by nephew Master David Blair. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Everhart return to Thomasville after visiting Richmond and Norfolk. Mrs. William H. Dockery returns to Wadesboro from High Point. Mrs. A. M. Briggs improves.
Designers unveil mustardy yellows and mono tone accessories to highlight newness and authenticity in Paris evening fashion. Bold hues elevate outfits while maintaining refined elegance for the season.
A simple home formula restores gray hair to natural color at a fraction of typical costs. Blend Sage Tea and Sulphur or buy Wyeth's Sage & Sulphur prepared by a druggist for 75c. Easy to use and said to be safe for the scalp with money back guarantee.
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