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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
6
Miss Beatrice Overcash entertained about fifty guests at her 499 Cable Street home for a New Year watch party Saturday night. After games and stunts, attendees fired fireworks at midnight and enjoyed refreshments.
News items report Agnes Crowder improving at home from influenza. Mrs. Ralph Vance recovering from surgery at Clinic Hospital Greensboro returning home on Montileu Avenue. Miss Dorothy Crawley confined at home on Montileu. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Putnam to Birmingham for new postings. Parsons and Jones return to Guilford College after holidays. Tea and Topics club hosted by Mrs. Horace Haworth with talks on Italy and experiences there. Birth announced of Madie Neal Liverman on December 26. Various church and club meetings scheduled across the week in High Point and Greensboro.
Paris fashions revive ensemble coats matching dresses for winter wear. Beiges and blacks dominate with fur trim and cape effects. Worth and Macey Rouff feature velvet coats with artistic frames and unique sleeve cuts. Bold lengths range above the ankle to mid calf, balancing silhouette with fur details.
Mr and Mrs H B Bean announce a son James Roosevelt born December 22 at their address 507 East Commerce Street Alice Marie daughter of Mr and Mrs Porter C James born January 3 at their home East Green Street.
John McHale, a mechanic in New York, kept a rattlesnake at his garage. The snake attacked and pierced his chin with its fangs before bystanders realized the danger. Rescued by friends who called an ambulance, the incident ended without poisoning due to previously removed poison sacs.
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