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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1932

Page

6

Whitaker Baby and Local Club Notes in High Point

Mr and Mrs Rufus Whitaker announce the birth of a daughter Jacqueline Dolores on January 18 Mrs Louise Forbis formerly Mrs Whitaker. The High Point AAUW chapter will meet January 28 at Mrs R J Quigley's Montheu Avenue home. Lottie Holden Bible Study meets Thursday at 3 at Mrs C D McPherson Woodrow Avenue. W C T U met Tuesday at Mrs P A Jones South Hamilton Street with Mrs J A Eshelman associate hostess 256 members. Devotional led by Mrs E W Holton with a prayer chain. Genevieve Moore and A Sherrod sang a duet Watchman Tell Us of the Night a solo by Miss Moore. Mrs S G Daniels read American Loyalty and Mrs J A Eshelman spoke on Why I Am a Total Abstainer. Social hour refreshments served. Friends of C M Scott ill at 915 Redding Street. Mr and Mrs B W Riley called to Lumberton for ill uncle C T Paul.

High Point The American Association of University Women R. J. Quigley Montheu Avenue P. A. Jones South Hamilton Street J. A. Eshelman E. W. Holton Genevieve Moore A. Sherrod Watchman Miss Moore S. G. Daniels

Colorful Sweaters Add A Piquant Note To Winter Wardrobes

Joan Savoy reviews new sweater blouses that replace plain knits with hand made look and color. Focus is on varied sleeves and necklines with navy blue tri color effects and mid night blue designs, plus a short length that covers the skirt band.

Joan Savoy NEA

Pollard Seeks Bank Reform to Avoid Receiverships

Governor Pollard backs changes in state banking laws to allow the corporation commission to settle insolvent banks without receiverships. He notes receiverships cost depositors about five cents on the dollar and plans an administration bill to protect bonding companies and municipal credit after a Wise, Virginia four month default warning.

Richmond Pollard Corporation Commission Cincinnati Wise

Babe Ruth rallies Boys' Club crowd for effort this year

Babe Ruth urged about 1000 youths at the Boys' Club of New York to knuckle down and show their best efforts in baseball or other sports. He urged them to come through to honor their opportunities. Ruth arrived amid excitement on the East Side.

New York Babe Ruth Boys’ Club Ruth Manhattan East Side Miami Biltmore Florida Biltmore Miami Biltmore Country Club

Flag etiquette note on White House status

The article explains that the flag on the White House in Washington DC does not fly when the President is away from the city, detailing the protocol and its geographic applicability.

White House Washington, D. C

Mrs Rapp Feted At Thomasville in Winter Socials

In Thomasville on January 20 Mrs Wil liam Walter Rapp was honored at two hostess events on Spring Street. Guests enjoyed bridge and rook with prizes including linen, napkins and handkerchiefs. Attending were Mrs J S McWhirter Mrs John Irvin of Charlotte and Mrs Grady Gaston of Gastonia among many others.

Thomasville Carson Cox Spring Street Cox Carl Moore Robert Rapp William Walter Rapp Zed Griffith Will Long Hose

Local society notes and community visits in brief

Belva Harris Maie Snell Clarisse Rose Mrs John Irvin and Mrs J 8 McWhirter of Charlotte plus Mrs Grady Gaston of Gastonia attended gatherings with refreshments served. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Meade Hites on Salem Street with president Archibald Johnson. program on Davidson County featured maps and a reading. American Legion Auxiliary held first regular meeting at the Methodist Hut with Raymond Phillips elected president and new officers named. Miss MaeCall hosted a bridge club meeting near Pilot School with high score awarded to Miss Louise Cloninger. Various residents were noted leaving for home, visiting, or recovering from operations.

Belva Harris Maie Snell Clarisse Rose John Irvin McWhirter Charlotte Grady Gaston Gastonia Meade Hite Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Salem Street E. W. Cates R. W. Crews Annie Hail Archibald Johnson M. D. Alexander Johnson Alice Elliott American Legion Auxiliary Methodist Hut Raymond H. Phillips M. H. Shumway Fourteenth District Committee Raymond Phillips A. R. Swaim Paul Green R. M. Cooksey Everett Myers B. J. Lohr Mamie Harris R. W. Green Elizabeth Yow Melvin Crouse F. R. Russell MaeCall Pilot School Louise Cloninger Charles Moore

Visitor from Philadelphia Stays with Green Family

A visitor from Philadelphia spends several days in the city as the guest of her brother Jesse Green and Mrs Green, enjoying local hospitality and family time.

Philadelphia Jesse Green Mrs. Green

Porto Rico Ranked As Good U S Customer

Washington January 5 Porto Rico is seen as a promising outlet for U S merchandise ranking fourth among Latin American countries as a best customer. The territory supplied the United States with much of its sugar tobacco and fruit imports and exported nearly 100 million dollars worth of commodities in 1930 31 with about 95 percent bought by the United States.

Washington United States Porto Rico Commerce Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Icv Rufus Whitaker Jacqueline Dolores Whitaker Mies Louise Forbis Lottie Holden C. D McPherson Woodrow Avenue C. M. Scott Redding Street B. W. Riley Lumberton Mrs. Riley C. T. Paul Coats Moffitt’s North Main Street Virginia Ruth Patterson Alfred Street O. R. Hodgin Rapp J. S. McWhirter Grady E. F. Pepper G. Moore G. W. Lyles Albert Shuford W. L. Baker Walter Newby G. E. Crowell Paul Hassler Dewey Troutman Alliene Hoover Frances Lena Myers Ella Dorsett Charles Phillips W. H. Curlee W. E. Tomlinson Fred Gray Chas Lucy Eason Georgianna Bird Lois Johnson Lessie Funeral Home Telephone Ruth Myers Margaret Wynne Ray Hoover James Pollock French Smith Eva White Thomas Rucker Richmond Rucker Winston-Salem W. C. Goode Waynesville James E. Lambeth Randolph Street W. L. Hutchins Main Street M. E Charlotte Hospital Phillip Green Denver Colorado R. 8. Green P. R. Padgett Forest City J. C. Green F. Finchs Sheraton Beauty Shop Sheraton 'S Shop Beaut Sheraton Hotel Lydia E. Pinkham U. S Beavans the Ladies’ Store Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop Madam Lyra Wageger’s Miami Coral Gables Miami, Florida Marcel A. Gotechi Roney Plaza Hotel Miami Beach Wm. GC. McMeekin London Savoy Hotel Paris Rue Auber Roney Plaza Cabana Club Cabasia Cabana Sun Club Palm Gardens
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