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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1929
Page
7
Calif. visitor stays with relatives on White Oak street while Lancaster and Thomasville guests vacation with local families. Trips span Morehead City, Wilmington, Asheville, Chimney Rock, Lake Junaluska, Shenandoah Valley, Washington and Baltimore. Attendees include Miss Nancy Kirkman, Miss Annie Albright, and Mrs. Shipman among many others.
Mrs Shoup and her husband Mr Shoup plan a short stay with her parents Mr and Mrs F N Tate in Emerywood. Before marriage she was Miss Marjorie Tate a popular High Point young woman. Mr Shoup will visit for several days while Mrs Shoup stays with her parents.
A Lexington social event featured a Thursday tea by Mrs. Zeb V. Walser Sr in honor of Miss Martha Burkhead, bride elect, with Mrs. Hiram Turner of Ann Arbor visiting. Guests were welcomed by Mrs. Walser and a receiving line, then entertained in a floral music room before an ice course served in green and white.
Several Lexington public school faculty members join Columbia University in New York City for summer classes. The list includes Miss Ellen Owen Miss Julia Johnson Miss Sarah Gulley Miss Eva Dertch Miss Temple Williams and Miss Mary Mitchell who will work in New York during the term. Miss Owen also planned a trip to Georgetown Delaware en route to New York.
A large group of friends hosted a Friday evening surprise party at Miss Sirena Trogdon's home just south of the city. The gathering featured games dancing five minute dates, music and refreshments.
Mrs. Don A. Walser hosted a Friday morning bridge party at her Hargrave street home. Honored guests included Mrs. F. D. McNulty of Columbia South Carolina and Mrs. Hiram Turner, with attendees sharing hospitality and games in a cordial social afternoon.
Ann Arbor, Mrs. Zeb Walser Sr. hosted a gathering where tables were set in the living room amid summer flowers. Guests received gifts from the honored hostesses, including a French print to Mrs. McNulty and a silver tea bell to Mrs. Noble of Raleigh.
An article classifies insects by control methods and explains aphids as widespread plant pests. It notes common, contact insecticides such as whale oil soap kerosene emulsion and tobacco products reach aphids on leaf undersides and stresses rapid action to prevent rapid population growth.
A luncheon was served to a list of honorees from Raleigh including Mrs. B. H. Fkinch Mrs. G. W. Mountcastle Mrs. H. EB. Olive Mrs. Dick Robertson Mrs. Lloyd Hunt Mrs. M. C. S. Noble Jr. Mrs. Ira Brinkley Mrs. James Adderton Mrs. Willis Vestal Mrs. Frank Holton Mrs. Roy Sheffield Mrs. J. M. Gamewell Mrs. GC. CC. Wall Miss Camille Hunt Mrs. W. B. Hunt Mrs. W. F. Brinkley Mrs. J. W. Moffitt and Mrs. Paul Raper.
Miss Lucille Parker daughter of Mr. Robert Parker of this city wed Mr. Ralph E. Gardner formerly of Shelby now Lexington in a ceremony at the bride’s West Eighth Avenue home. Rev. J. M. Hayes officiated as guests watched an improvised altar. The couple will reside here after a Western North Carolina trip.
Davidson County Sunday School association prepares its annual convention at Holly Grove Lutheran church near Lexington. July 10 program opens at 10:30 with Rev. L A Connell leading devotional, then speeches by H W Maier and Flora Davis on building up Sunday schools and worship. afternoon features Rev E A Bingham, R L Pope, and further discussions led by Flora Davis and Miss Pheig.
A black linen suit gains three distinct looks with different blouses. A sleeveless red and white checks blouse suits sports and casual wear. A yellow handkerchief linen blouse fits country club lunches. A fine batistes with matching ecru face adds dressy appeal.
The first continental night airline will be inaugurated September 1 linking Brussels with London from 11 PM to 2 AM. If successful, additions planned include Brussels to Cologne and Brussels to Paris.
Hamburg now counts 1,121,000 residents, marking a 25 percent increase from 1919 as the city expands postwar.
A bold offer promises real values on silverware watches and jewelry as part of STAMNEY'S $100000 jewelry release. The item markets a high stakes sale aimed at attracting buyers seeking authentic pieces and strong savings.
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