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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1936

Page

6

Beauty Amateur Contest Here Tonight Draws Interest

Beauty pageant and amateur contest proceed tonight at 8 in the junior high school auditorium. Fifteen young women representing local firms and merchants will compete, with Misses Dot Stabler and Jacklyn McMullan among entrants. An amateur acts program and regional talent will be showcased, and two prizes will be awarded for most attractive contestant and best program based on audience applause. Public invited to attend and cheer their favorites.

Dot Stabler Jacklyn McMullan Catherine Browne Jane Hulin Leora Hampp Blanche Hassell Frances Mann Patricia Hall Vesta Cooke Dora Samet Helen Marie Sheloff Hazel Tucker Ruth Pollock Josephine Gibson Eileen Thomas

Wildwood Moonlight Supper Honors Visiting Guests

Mr and Mrs Bartlett host a moonlight supper at Wildwood estate on West Lexington extension for a group of city youths and three out of town visitors Miss Helen Hall from Moultrie Ga Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Fla and Jack Henry of Los Angeles California Guests enjoyed a buffet indoors due to showers and later moved to Wildwood Park for games with local teens and family friends present

Wildwood Fred J. Bartlett Lexington Avenue Helen Hall Moultrie Caroline Dalton Mary Perry Pollock Fort Myers Fla Jack Henry Los Angeles California Sedgefield Wildwood Park James Durland Alma Virginia McCain Charles Tomlinson Carolina Dalton George Armfield Rip Tabb Patty Redman

Miss Evelyn Parker Honored at Attractive Party

Miss Evelyn Parker of Raleigh was the guest of honor at a party hosted by Miss Anne Keats and Miss Lillian Parker on Lexington avenue. The pink and white decor featured flowers, games and contests awarded prizes to Jim Willis and Joe Parker, with souvenirs from High Point and hosiery presented to the honoree. About 20 guests attended and refreshments followed.

Anne Keats Lillian Parker Lexington Avenue Evelyn Parker Raleigh Jim Willis Joe Parker High Point

Son Born to Mr and Mrs Washburn at Burrus Memorial

Mr and Mrs Jesse Washburn announce the birth of a son on Thursday July 2 at Burrus Memorial hospital.

Mrs. Washburn Jesse Washburn Burrus Memorial Hospital

Wardrobe Rules for Travel by Sally Dickason

Ocean travelers should pack only sports and evening wear, avoid frilly day dresses, and choose uncrushable fabrics. Build around one color, carry a large handbag, stocked with cosmetics and travel docs, plus enough stockings and comfortable shoes for long voyages.

New York Sally Dickason Tropics Miss Dickason

Miss Elizabeth Hatcher Heads to Norfolk Then New York

Miss Elizabeth Hatcher leaves today for Norfolk VA where she will travel by boat to New York. She plans visits with friends in Southampton and Pittsburgh while her brother Eddie accompanies her and will enter Camp Robert Hunt near Virginia Beach.

Elizabeth Hatcher Norfolk, Va New York Southampton Pittsburgh Miss Hatcher Norfolk Eddie Robert Hunt Virginia Beach

Church Social at Archdale M E Holds Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of Archdale M E church met at Mrs J C Lawrence home in Archdale with devotions by Mary Miller readings by Wade Bowman and a reading by Margaret Perryman. The social featured ice cream sandwiches and was hosted by Mrs Lawrence.

J. C. Lawrence Archdale Mary Miller Wade Bowman Margaret Perryman Missionry Magazine World Outlook

Chicago Food Prices and Receipts Mixed Across Categories

The Chicago market shows mixed movement with 14,251 firm prices and unchanged overall. Eggs hold at 21,325 steady, with local extra firsts at 20 percent, graded firsts at 30 percent, and storage packed firsts at 312 percent.

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Travel tips for a simple journey with items and humor

Miss Dickason adds practical and humorous rules for travel. Pack a traveling clock with alarm, extra glasses and prescription, small rubber boots, a raincoat, and a compact bag. Leave firearms, animals, or children at home, and travel simply for those who dislike minor inconveniences or who detest food surprises.

Visitors At Thomasville Honor Guests At Dinner

Mr and Mrs BE Webb and Miss Evelyn Webb hosted a dinner in Thomasville for their daughter in law Mrs William Webb of New York City and Miss Jerry Fraser from San Antonio. The event included a four course meal with lavender centerpiece and was attended by multiple local and visiting guests. Other items note houseguests, camp plans, and trips to Newton and Camp Yonahlessee.

Thp Entrefarse Thomasville BE. L. Webb Evelyn Webb Salem Street William Webb New York City Jerry Fraser San Antonio Texas Pegy Hite Peggy Hite Mary Johnson Lambeth Miss Webb Eugene Lee Webb Mrs. Webb Queensbury Ray Hoover Patsy Newton W. F. Rader Hoover Chicago Gertrude Kirk Yonahlessee

Evelyn Baker Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club At Name Day

Miss Evelyn Baker entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at her home for the club name day. Three bridge tables used summer flower backgrounds. High score deck awarded to Miss Kitty Kyser and dusting powder to Mrs. P. M. Sherrill. Novelty cream and sugar set went to Miss Julia Brown Jennings. Handkerchiefs given to Miss Virginia Conley of Marion.

Evelyn Baker Kitty Kyser P. M. Sherrill Julia Brown Jennings Virginia Conley Marion Baker Ellen Mae Pegg Julie Brown Jennings Mildred Isabel Boyles Virginia Con

Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Meets For Circles Session

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church held an oral meeting Monday afternoon at the church with president Mrs Janey Reid presiding. A hymn opened the session followed by a devotional by Miss Margaret McLeod and a program on Indian Trails presented by members. Mrs L E Bird gave the closing prayer.

Woman's Auxiliary The Presbyterian Church Janey Reid Margaret McLeod L. E. Bird

Revered guests honor Farrington at Cramer Street gathering

Reverend and Mrs. J. Farring ton hosted friends at their Cramer Street home on Tuesday afternoon. The guests included several elderly ministers and their wives along with a few other attendees.

J. Farrington Cramer Street

Missionary Society Executive Board Meets at President's Home

The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street Methodist Church held an executive board session at President Mrs. Paul Green's home Monday evening. Quarterly reports were presented and plans for the coming year were made. Light refreshments followed the meeting.

Calvary Society Ladies’ Missionary Society of Calvary M. E. Church R. A. Griffith White Oak Street J. G. Howell Janie Tuttle

Local Personal News Highlights across Pittsboro and Nearby

Mrs. Robert Rapp and family spent the weekend in Pittsboro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jerome. Louise Tate of Columbia is staying with Mrs. R. H. Phillips on West Main. Mrs. J. W. Prevo is hospitalized for treatment after an operation. Archibald Johnson and Lois leave for Riverton for the summer. Charlies F. Lambeth and son return from Gardner Massachusetts visiting Spencer Carleton. Jessie Newton and Donnie Fraser of Texas arrive for visits then travel to New York. Evelyn Baker visits Virginia Conley in Marion. Conley’s sister is Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth. Mrs. A. B. Shuford guests of the Bruce family.

Robert Rapp Rufus Herring Pittsboro Fred Jerome Louise Tate Columbia D. C R. H. Phillips West Main Street J. W. Prevo City Memorial Hospital Prevo Archibald Johnson Misa Lois Riverton Charlies F. Lambeth Charlies, Jr Gardner Mass Spencer Carleton Lambeth Jessie Newton Donnie Fraser San Antonio Tex M. B. Hite Salem Street Jerry Fraser New York Texas Mises Evelyn Baker Virginia Conley Marion Conley Harry Lee Lambeth A. B. Shuford Bruce

Entertain Guests From Canal Zone

Mr and Mrs J J Shreves of Cristobal Canal Zone visited at Pinecroft with Mr and Mrs J R Shreves and Miss Elaine Shreves. They plan a three month stay in the United States. Shreves is dry dock master and noted deep sea diver. He holds the Congressional Medal of Honor for raising the 805 submarine and setting a 24 hour underwater endurance record.

J. J. Shreves Cristobal Canal Zone J. R. Shreves Elaine Shreves Pinecroft United States Shreves Panama

Alfred Nobel and the accidental dynamite discovery

Alfred Nobel, while working with nitroglycerin, discovered dynamite when the liquid leaked into sand, triggering the development of a stable explosive. This accident led Nobel to later create a safer blasting agent and establish his lasting scientific legacy.

Alfred Nobel

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