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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1924
Page
2
PERSONAL items from High Point report meetings of the Busy Women's Circle at First Baptist Church and the U D C. circles meeting at various homes, plus notices of upcoming gatherings and travel. Also covered are a wedding at the Newton home, fishing trip news, and community notices from Asheville and surrounding towns.
People Misses Lucy Neal Carr and Elizabeth Hayden attended the Garber Davis dance in Greensboro Thursday night. Terry returned from New York where he attended the democratic convention as a delegate. Mr and Mrs J Adams, Miss Nell Adams, Elizabeth Adams and Mary Elizabeth Perry spent the weekend at Blowing Rock. Andrew Lindsay and others attended the Neese hall dance in Greensboro Thursday night. Dr and Mrs Cabo Teague return from Madison. Snowden Hutchison attended the Greensboro dance Thursday night. Lettice Barbee left Friday for Wrightsville Beach. W H Davis and family spend the week at Lake View. Alfert Caldwell at Oak Ridge scout camp spent the Fourth with his parents. Frank Windskle listed as business single to Cleveland Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Detroit. Mrs P Y Mardy and three children Hi Hardy Jr Harry Hardy
Ena Doris, 17, and Gynthia Stevens, 16, Welsh teens described as bandits in cables from America, hire a taxi in Brighton to London after arming themselves with a German revolver found by Tom Ferry. They commandeer the ride, collide with a lamp post, are stopped by police, and remanded by the magistrates after claiming their act was for adventure and expressing remorse.
A Louisiana complaint from Alexandria alleges that a woman was abducted from her home by three women, including Mrs. Lillian Bonnete, who fled the scene. The suit names as defendants Mrs. Gertrude Ball Mrs. Amelia Jordan and Mrs. Lessie Hatchett, seeking $75,000 in district court.
A cartoon caption features Gonk and a skeptical speaker debating cabbage color changes when boiled with the lid. Punch magazine style dialogue captures regional humor and superstition versus disbelief in cooking lore.
In a landmark ruling, Geoffrey Russell's parents confront a vast scandal as the baby of Lord Ampthill’s former marriage becomes central to a long running divorce case. Mrs Russell weighs future education for her son amid ongoing battles over title and wealth, while the public eye watches a tale of high society, fashion, and upheaval.
The husband won the trial amid accusations of misconduct with an unknown man and a new person. The jury found one charge true but dismissed the specific man link. Appeals followed, then Supreme Court hearings. The case cost lawyers about 250 600 dollars.
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