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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1932
Page
6
Union Hill school P T A will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening January 15 at 7 30 o clock Visiting speakers include Miss Nettie E R Brogdon and Miss Dorothy Bourba county nurse The topic is Child Health and full attendance is urged.
The article 소개 new tweed travel ensembles for winter trips and leisure wear. It highlights soft lightweight tweeds in citron black and turkey red with tailored dresses coats hats and accessories. Describes two travel outfits with military shoulders novelty pockets velvet lining and silk bordered blouse details.
A reading program featured Miss Ila Hensley with The Treasure Box and Miss Ida Clark with a New Year story. Refreshments were served to many attendees including Misses Armentrout Liles Patrick Myers Tyndall Clark Sheloff Haynes Hensley Hilliard Boswell Noel Gregory Harris Goldsmith Smith McGehee and Mrs Jack Campbell Mrs Clyde Chapman and Mrs A M Richardson. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs Ben Swartz announce a son born January 11 at High Point hospital. STEPHENS CLASS TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs Boswell 905 Lindsay Street. George Stephens will lead on Mark chapter ten. Bay Street PTA held a meeting with a Washington program led by Rev Roy I Farmer. A business session followed and a Colonial song quartet performed. Mrs C F Tomlinson read The Ancestry of Washington and Mrs Horace Haworth reviewed Washington's Boyhood and Ideals. The program closed with Washingtons Christian Inheritance and Personal Christianity read by Mrs D Ralph Parker. Mr and Mrs Clyde Marion announce a birth of a son January 8 at Prospect Street. Friends of Mrs M J Embier are glad she is recovering from influenza at Adams Street. Miss Agnes Crowder left yesterday for Blackstone and Richmond Virginia.
Miss Margaret Alistine Conrad became the bride of Robert Michael Tolen in a Saturday January 9 ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage in Thomasville. Rev. G O Ritchie officiated. The couple will reside on Cemetery Street. Attending were C H Conrad Dwight Conrad Wilma Conrad and T A Farlowe of High Point.
Mrs. Hareton Williamson and her son Ben have returned to Mount Airy after visiting Mrs. Williamson’s mother Mrs. Mollie Snell on Myers. Forrest Grimes is rapidly improving at City Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation and expects to go home on Lexington Avenue Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Eason returned from Stantonsburg where she visited relatives. Miss Catherine Stone of Greensboro spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M S Stone on Lexington avenue.
J A Green, wintering in High Point with daughter Mrs J F Hayden, spent Monday visiting relatives in town.
Walter Hargett Jr of High Point spent Sunday with his grandmother Mrs. D. E. Hoover at her Lexington Avenue residence.
Friends report Frank D Jones remains very ill at his West Main Street home. He has been confined to bed for months and his condition is now regarded as more serious.
The Central Friends Sunday school Junior Elizabeth Fry class met in the annex for its regular monthly business meeting and social hour led by president Mrs Lillian Brown Ayres. Charlena Brown and Verna Hayworth were elected captains for the new contest period. winners included Essie Brown Irene Davis and Josephine Allen. Thirteen members with teacher Mrs H A White attended plus visitors Essie Brown Norma Anderson and P D Gold of Daytona Beach Fla spent Sunday with relatives.
In the unemployment crunch, Pennsylvania keeps youths in school. The Department of Public Instruction reports 13 310 general employment certificates held by ages 14 to 16 through the last school year versus 21 593 the prior year.
Chicago plans a Round the World Tour to promote the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933. Traveler George L. Dick will lead a February start displaying a 15,000 foot motion picture of the city with a miniature Chicago products exhibit. Manufacturers and business leaders underwrite the costs.
Advertisement urges using Vicks Nose and Throat Drops with VapoRub as part of the Vick Plan for better control of colds. It promises a money refund if results are not satisfactory, urging customers to consult their druggist.
Paris fashion notes describe jeune fille frocks aimed at ages sixteen to twenty with modest hemlines and restrained elegance. Fabrics favor georgette, taffeta, crepe, and satin for evening wear, with velvet and satin reserved for special occasions. Designers present two in one dresses, Lanvin blouses with pleated skirts, and subtle embroidery enhancing a dreamy look without excess.
The South Atlantic Quarterly begun in 1902 at Trinity College observes its thirtieth year. It is a journal of opinion on history literature economics science and education with editors including Dr John Spencer Bassett and current managing editor Henry R. Dwire. The publication lists many notable contributors and Duke faculty members guide its editorial board as it enters its fourth decade.
Detroit police rush to a reported riot. Patrolman Henry Hughes sits on a dusty sidewalk with a goose, claiming the bird got loose as the crowd dispersed. The officers take control as the incident ends with the officer holding the animal.
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