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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
6
The Pentagon club hosts an eight o'clock outing at City Lake Park with guests from the Girls Pentagon club and others. About forty five members and guests will depart the city at 7 39 to attend a swimming party and picnic at the park.
A simple ceremony solemnized at Abbotts Creek church Thursday morning July 4 at 10 30 o clock uniting Miss Annie May Bodenheimer and Kermit Franklin Green. Rev J M Hilliard of High Point officiated and the couple planned a wedding trip in western North Carolina after the ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Bodenhamer of High Point route two. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J W Green of Winston Salem route five. The Rev Mr Hilliard also officiated at their wedding twenty two years ago.
J C Edwards left Wednesday evening for Hartwell Georgia to visit friends and relatives. Catherine Smith of Hamlet visits her cousin Mary Alice Sheloff on Parkway for about ten days. A group including Mr and Mrs C M Jones Alma Lee Helen Lee Zadie Fanny Buck and Lona Belle Grant spent yesterday at White Lake. Mrs Charles F Olmstead and daughter Margaret of Detroit are visiting Mrs P W Flagge on Colonial Drive. Mrs Harley Gilleland of Statesville attends Nina White funeral at Wesley Memorial. Mrs Thomas B Davis of Richmond visits sister Mrs Sam Calvert on Otteray Drive. Bertha P Appleyard leaves tomorrow for Grand Rapids Michigan with son Tom to Chicago furniture show. Martha Blair remains ill at the home of her daughter Mrs A M Rankin on Church Street after moving two weeks ago from Alberta apartments.
Local people from High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem attend the Tous Unis club formal at Sedgefield Manor last evening. Pee Wee Farr and his orchestra provided music to a popular reception. Katherine Lodermilk of High Point chosen sponsor, escorted by Tom Pitts. Sponsors and escorts listed. about five hundred youths participate amid patriotic holiday decor.
The Marian Martin pattern 9477 offers a simple epaulet sleeve look for a cool porch or street wear house frock. It calls for crisp sheer cotton like swiss or lawn with a bright design and contrasting ruffles, includes Lew Chart, ships in sizes 14 through 42, requires 3 yards of fabric for size 16, and costs fifteen cents plus mailing to the pattern department at 232 W 18th St New York.
Mrs J Leslie Andrews showcased her piano pupils in a well attended home recital on Carrick Avenue. Mia Mellas won the improvement prize. A long program featured pieces by Williams, Presser, Scharwenka and others, performed by Iris Culler, Mio Mellas, Sarah Stone, Mack Lewis, and more. DARRELL MAX YOUNTS BORN HERE JULY 8RD line continues with birth notice.
Curtis Pressley charged with reckless driving was ordered to pay 100 dollars for the use of Olin Clodfelter and the court costs or serve four months on county roads after allegedly backing a truck into Clodfelter’s car on the Thomasville road. Pressley claimed he had no money. Several witnesses testified for both sides. Additional cases involved speeding, violations of traffic ordinances, and a remand to juvenile court for Garfield Cobb. Hearing on other charges continued.
The Hilliard Memorial Baptist church ladies will sell ice cream and cake tomorrow from 9 AM to 9 PM in the grove beside the old Kool Pool on Thomasville road. A string band will perform and proceeds benefit the church auditorium building fund.(fid)
A shell shocked war veteran escapes a government hospital after learning he has six months to live and travels toward his hometown for a final fling. A chance sight of a pretty face leads him to Peaceful Bay to become a Bee Keeper and entangles him in a mysterious romance resolved at the finale. Neil Hamilton stars with Betty Furness.
Diamonds totaling seventy billion dollars are circulating, their combined weight equaling half a modern locomotive.
In 1885, Louis Pasteur’s rabies treatment began transforming hydrophobia outcomes. A French boy named Jean Dupille, bitten by a mad dog while saving six children, inspired a monument at the Pasteur Institute. The method weakened the virus by drying it, enabling successful immunization after a series of experiments through 1884 and beyond.
Betty Jane Hughes an 11 year old girl in Chicago reports a pet fish named Peeping Tom that fell into her bathtub while drawing water. She says the fish seemed none the worse for its trip through the city pumping station and water mains.
Mrs Polly Martha Peterson widow of Love Peterson died at home 407 Hinkle Street after long illness. She belonged to Bascom M E church Moore County. Survived by four daughters Myrtle Peterson and others, two sons Neil and John Peterson, two grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not set.
New York July 5 Merton Ward Goodrich the confessed slayer of 11 year old Lillian Gallaher will be taken back to Detroit to answer for that crime and to face questioning about numerous other unsolved cases in the city authorities report the transfer today follows his arrest and confession factors the case draws broad public attention across the nation.
The advertisement touts Noxzema Medicated Cream as instant relief for sunburns with a cool soothing effect and no staining, claiming greaseless medicated formula suitable for use on forest skin and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It mentions availability at drugstores and department stores and notes usage in First Aid Hospitals in Miami Beach Atlantic City and Coney Island.
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