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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1927

Page

7

Washington Tea Honors Society Guests at Elegant Reception

Society events featured a Martha Washington and George Washington theme with young hosts Eleanor Powell and Harris Covington greeting at the door. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harriss, and others oversaw tea duties in a central room, as red carnations ivy and silver accents framed a generous spread including sandwiches cakes and candies over ten hours of afternoon hospitality.

Eleanor Powell W. T. Powell Martha Washington Harris Civington Comer Covington George Washington P. H. Johnson J. W. Harriss Paul Casey Mary Alexander J. W. Moore C. P. Coble Paul Ten Hoopen Clyde Cox George

Lithiated Buchu Promises Relief for Bladder Irritation

A BROKEN REST Co advertisement from Kidney New York cites lithiated buchu Keller Formula as a remedy for burning and frequent nighttime urges. It warns against astringents and notes the tablets cost 2 cents, with Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg Ohio and local availability at Matton Dink.

Kidney Ontario N. Y Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio Matton Dink

Duke student Welch Harriss visits Broad Street kin

Welch Harriss, a Duke University student, spends the weekend with his mother Mrs. J. W. Harriss on Broad street. Henry L. Sherrod and his young daughter Betty return to Birmingham after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherrod, who accompanied them.

Welch Harriss Duke University J. W. Harriss Broad Street Henry L. Sherrod Betty Birmingham Mrs. A. Sherrod

Chicago Golf Star Wins Pebble Beach Championship

Mrs. Melvin Jones of Chicago defeated Miss Marion Hollins of New York four times title holder 4 and 3 to capture the annual Pebble Beach women's golf championship in Del Monte California.

del Monte Calif Melvin Jones Chicago Marion Hollins New York

Vegetable Fat Flavoring for Baked Goods Gains Praise

Vegetable fat is praised for adding a delightful flavor to baked foods and is claimed to be healthier than butter or lard. It is presented as a tasty alternative with potential health benefits.

Farm Relief Bill Sparks White House Debate

Washington February 19 AP The McNary-Haugen farm relief bill holds fate at the White House as President Coolidge considers contrary opinions from supporters and opponents. Reports indicate discussions with callers while capitol speculation centers on vetoing signing or awaiting court rulings.

Washington White House Coolidge Capitol Bill Middle West

Land Leases in West End Persist for Centuries

A London report notes that property in the west end remains held on leases granted three or four centuries ago, with many parcels continuing under long term tenure. The piece discusses implications for ownership, rents, and urban development.

West End London

Society Bridge Frolic Honors Mrs Swarringer and Guests

Asheboro ladies entertained at bridge with top score prize a slumber pillow awarded to Mrs. C. L Pressnell and the hearts prize a vanity set to Mrs. Fred Page. Honoree received a picture as guests enjoyed a salad course, coffee, and sweets amid Valentine decor and brief readings.

Sam Swarringer Shelton Burkhead Maude Lee Spoon C. L Pressnell Fred Page Valentine Favors

Valentine Tea for Baptist Ladies Aid Social

The Baptist church Ladies Aid hosted a valentine tea at Mrs. J. W. McCombs home on Cox Street. Guests entered through a receiving line headed by Mrs. M. G. Edwards and included Mrs. C. W. Scott and Rev. B. E. Morris. Dining room staff served sandwiches coffee and candies while Miss Honeycutt Mrs. D. Barnes and Edward Thomas performed. The dining room featured red carnation centerpiece and red candles with a silver offering collected.

Columbia J. Gurney Briggs Virginia Frank W. EF. Pell Raleigh Allison Pell Charlotte Ralph Wilson Thomasville Paul Casey High Point Mary Muta Lucy Ragsdale Wade Blakeney Kannapolis Haywood Edmondson Wilson Mary Ragsdale Sally Muse Ragsdale Valey Schenck McCrary Stowe C. F. Long Adelaide Guffy Asheville Charles F. Long Pell Rufus Hunter Miss Long John W. Moore Frank Mr. Smith Elm Street Boston Josephus Daniels Pell George Pell Edward Lee Pell Richmond Josephus Daniels A. M. Scales Greensboro Bruce Lee Rocky Valentine Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church J. W. McCombs Cox Street M. G. Edwards C. W. Scott McComs Calvin Frazier W. H. Grimes B. E. Morris Tiffany Barnes P. D. Buck Dempsey Barnes Parl Cox Ione Hudson

Randolph Book Club Valentine Meeting Report

The Randolph Book club met with Mrs. E. G. Morris as hostess. The home was attractively decorated for the Valentine season. The program was presented to members with civic and literary notes, reflecting the club’s community participation and social gathering.

Randolph Book Club E. G. Morris

Miss L Oflin Hosts Bridge Club At Sunset Avenue

Miss L Oflin entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her Sunset Avenue home. The games lasted about an hour with lively participation as scores were tallied.

Miss L Oflin Donna Lee Loflin Sunset Avenue

Blooming plant prize awarded to Miss Dora Scarbore

Miss Dora Scarbore received a blooming plant prize. Miss Loflin was assisted by Mrs. C T Loflin and Miss Mary Loflin in serving. A salad course with coffee accompanied the meal. Valentine favors and decorations complemented the event.

Dora Scarbore Loflin C. T. Loflin Mary Loflin Valentine

Gregory Hosts B Y P U Members Dinner

Thursday evening W. A. Gregory entertained members of the B Y P U of which he is president. A three course dinner was served to the 30 guests. red carnations and ferns decorated the long banquet table. place cards were valentines.

W. A. Gregory

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MR. Pell Mary Elizabeth Long Wesley Memorial Church Salem College Colonial School For Girls State College Hillcrest Lucille Sherrod Elizabeth Reitzel Elizabeth Adams Mary Muse St. Mary’s School Amos Kearns Richard Salsbury Nancy Carr Terry National Park Seminary Mrs R. B. Terry Roland Park C. M. Hauser Miss Margaret Chapel Hill Miss Hauser Paul TenHoopen Amy Hackney Lexington J. V. Wilson Viola Freedme Guilford General Hospital South Main Street C. A. Lewis Spencer Coal Co Washington St LOE City Fuel CO Chas Blake Fine Diamonds Stamey’s Jewelrs Gifts Golf Star New Yorker Asheboro Society H. W. Walker J. V. Hunter John Burroughs Hal Worth Macon Linotype and Intertype School Georgia-Alabama Business College Macon Georgia East Russell St Industrial Electric & Machine Co America Clad Hills Emerywood
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