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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
5
Society notes announce an Archdale M E church ice cream supper on the church lawn starting at 6 pm. The Woman's Missionary Society will serve homemade ice cream and cake and invite the public.
About people visiting relatives and traveling, including Julia Hart Doub visiting Mrs. W. H. Gibson on Sunset Drive. H. J. Holt and daughter Betty Lytle from Atlanta arrive to visit. Matton family from Mexico City to Emerywood then Rocky Mount and Louisville. Myrtle Rothrock recuperating from tonsil operation at 514 Woodrow Avenue. Louise Clement vacationing with her father Frank Clement. Lula Darle Bradford hosted by Angie Pitts after World's Fair trip. Charles W. Perry back from western trip and Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. Margaret Thompson visiting Philadelphia. Ruth Moon and Hazel Sebastian returned from New York and Washington.
Mrs. Charles W. McAnally was honored as guest of honor at a tea yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. W. J. McAnally and Miss Mary Duncan McAnally at the Country Club. The lounge displayed summer flowers pink and green with a sun room tea table centerpiece of pink white and blue flowers. About 200 guests called to greet the bride and enjoy pastries and confections arranged by a host of hostesses.
Mrs. C. R. Robinson hosted guests at her White Plains home, formerly of High Point. Leona Holton visited Chapel Hill yesterday. Hazel Moore Crutchfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crutchfield, is recovering at 829 North Main after tonsil removal at Burrus Memorial hospital. Doella Stroud is ill with diphtheria in Archdale. Jerodean and Edith Cagle, now of Asheboro, visit relatives here this week. Edna Morganthaler, from this city, arrived at the Barbizon Plaza in New York City.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Knox announce the birth of twin daughters Joyce Bo and Doris Jo on July 4 at their home 123 Elm Street Mrs Knox formerly Miss Lena Joyce of Walnut Cove.
Harvard athlete Barry Wood defeats California’s Wilmer Hines and faces Dick Murphy in the 41st Longwood Bowl quarterfinals at Brookline. Murphy, the top seed, beat Eddie Sutter to reach the semis as several seeds fell early.
New York July 12 Billy Petrolle returns to action in a 10 round bout against the swift Bep Van Klaveren Hollander at the Polo Grounds tonight Petrolle is free from weight worries after defeats to Tony Canzoneri and other recent setbacks during his comeback bid
Barney Ross forced to give up 136 and 138 pounds to train Petrolle in welterweight pursuit. Barney Ross scores a 7 to 5 decision over Van Klaveren, who uses a windmill method but lacks hard punching power. Van Klaveren has won several bouts in the U S but has not faced Petrolle’s left hand or tested against top rivals like Ran or Gans.
Major League Leaders show the Philadelphia Phillies with top marks in batting averages runs and hits. Klein leads batting and home runs while Fullis and Hartnett top other categories. Cantwell of the Braves holds best pitching record with 18 4.
Simmons of the White Sox led batting with 373 while Foxx of the Athletics had 60 RBIs. Gehrig and Foxx tied for 74 runs, Simmons posted 82 RBIs, and Manush led with 120 hits. Foxx also hit 24 homers, Ruth 22, and Grove of the Athletics topped pitching with 18 wins.
The Raleigh Times reports Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South plans a speaking tour in North Carolina this August or September to oppose repeal advocates, with the repeal election set for November 7. It notes some North Carolina congressional delegation members may be aware of his plans but does not name them.
Large crowds and prominent officials are expected here Saturday for the opening ceremony of the new Blowing Rock to Linville highway, the last link on Virginia Route 221.
Hollywood gossip recalls Miriam who shortened her name to Mimi and bobbed her hair, switching from poised to lively roles. She says the change lets her enjoy life and defy expectations, while film executives test more spirited parts. Other stories note Roscoe Karns pool mishap and Ginger Rogers signing for 5000, plus John Barrymore vacationing in Yosemite and sleeping outdoors.
Henry Travers keeps his coat collar up during a scene in Another Language. Bob Montgomery and a production assistant adjust it repeatedly. Travers interrupts rehearsal declaring the collar is required by the script and insists on its placement, then turns it down himself.
In Chicago Leonard from East Moline outpointed Andy Divodi from New York and Roosevelt Haimes of Chicago. In Seattle Freddie Miller of Cincinnati stopped Abie Israel. In Los Angeles Young Tommy from Manila outpointed Baby Casanova of Mexico City.
A scientific observation notes hair stretches one fourth of its length before recoiling almost back to its original size. The finding highlights the elastic properties of keratin fibers and has implications for material science and textile engineering.
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