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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1929

Page

6

Miss Willis Improves After Appendectomy at High Point

Miss Dorothy Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Willis is improving after an appendectomy at High Point hospital. E T Kearns has returned home from surgery for tonsil removal at the High Point hospital and is doing nicely. Guests include Mr Hauser and Mrs Stryker family visits noted.

Dorothy Willis J. R. Willis High Point Hospital E. T. Kearns North Main Street Windell Myles Stryker Madison Avenue Winston-Salem G. A. Ausband Stryker Pauline Ausband

Local residents plan short seaside trips and visits

A. H. Holton and family depart Sunday for Morehead City and Atlantic City for a week. Dr. James McAnally arrives from Philadelphia for a ten day visit with his parents on South Main Street. Will R. Smith family returns from Blowing Rock. W. J. Bennett family from Hartsville visits. W B Britt and W H Ellis head to Kentucky. T M Clark of Spartanburg visits Sixth Street home. A A Oliver family and Jack Thompson with Pearl return from Myrtle Beach. M M Hauser and Margaret Hauser depart for Atlantic City for a week.

A. H. Holton Morehead City Atlantic City James McAnally Philadelphia W. J. McAnally South Main Street W. B. Britt W. H. Ellis Kentucky A. A. Oliver Alfred Jack Thompson Pearl Myrtle Beach

Lovette Beauty Shoppe Ad in West End

Genuine Eugene Permanent Waves priced at $7.00 and $9.00 includes shampoo. Phone 2327. Lovette Beauty Shoppe located near Ritz Theatre upstairs in West End.

Eugene Lovette West End Ritz Theatre

Spinach and Veggie Lunch with Cheese Sauce

A light satisfying lunch features fresh spinach or asparagus and string beans topped with a thin Parmesan cheese sauce and a neatly poached egg garnish. Long cornbread sticks and iced tea accompany the dish for a complete meal.

Controversy Over Tariff Continues From Washington to Capitol Hill

In Washington the senate finance committee focused on the house tariff bill admin provisions amid GOP-Democrat clashes. Hearings extend beyond last week with nearly 75 witnesses to be heard, raising foreign protests against rate hikes and a 20 percent duty on boots and shoes. Representative Mansfield labeled the shoe tariff as a farmer’s price-raising subterfuge. he argued US shoe imports are minor and will persist regardless of tariffs.

Washington Senate Finance Committee House Senate Harrison Mississippi Democratic National Committee Goff West Virginia Hoover Mansfield Texas

Sunburn Care and Home Remedies Mentioned

The excerpt advises treating sunburn blisters as burns. It notes salve and oil as remedies to draw out heat and provide relief. It emphasizes practical, at home care for sunburn symptoms.

First School in New York City Founded by Reformed Dutch Church

In 1663 the Reformed Dutch Church started the citys first school in New York, marking an early educational milestone for the settlement and its inhabitants.

City of New York

New French Process Gives MELLO GLO Face Powder Superior Finish

A new French method yields MELLO GLO Face Powder noted for unparalled smoothness and long wear. It claims pure color tests, no pasty or flaky look, non irritant and non clogging to pores, with a youthful bloom lasting longer. Mann Drug Stores advertises the product.

Melloglo Mann Drug Stores Adv

Pajama Challenge Stirs Chapel Hill and Elizabeth City

In Chapel Hill Louis Graves refuses to wear pajamas in public as W O Saunders of Elizabeth City accepts the dare to parade in sleepwear on a set day in rival town. Graves calls for a joint effort and urges Saunders to lead the reform single handed.

Chapel Hill N. C Louis Graves Graves Elizabeth City W. O. Saunders Ham Houston Saunders Independent

Woman Hosts Committee Aims to Shape Prohibition Socials

Mrs. George Holt Strawbridge of Philadelphia leads a plan to form a Committee of First Family Hostesses to promote cocktails and highballs as refined. The move reflects President Hoover’s belief that society decides what is smart and may influence drinking norms.

George Holt Strawbridge Philadelphia Hoover

Helen Wills Promises Tennis Painting After Marriage

Helen Wills says she will continue tennis and painting after marriage and take up golf. The article notes many young women once optimistic about unchanged lifestyles discover otherwise and speculates on modern women seeking glory through their husbands.

Helen Wills Miss Wills

Aimee Semple McPherson Struggles at Detroit Fight Event

Spectacular Aimee Semple Mc Pherson tried to sell heaven at a Detroit prize fight. She entered the ring with an effigy of the Devil and debated him, but the crowd rejected the dramatic sermon like a failed show and it seemed to test her appeal.

Aimee Semple McPherson Aimee Kingdom of Heaven Detroit Mr. Devil

Beatrice Webb Speaks Out On Husband’s Dominions Post

In England Sidney Webb is named secretary for the Dominions and awarded a peerage. His wife Beatrice Webb, longtime collaborator in economics and sociology, insists on her own views about the event.

Sidney Webb England Dominions Beatrice Webb

Boy Surprised by Two Trains On Same Line

An eyewitness account from a boy on a railway bridge describes two trains on the same line approaching a head on collision. He recalled thinking it was a rotten way to run a railway.

Charters Granted In North Carolina Cities

Certificates of incorporation list numerous companies including Greensboro Title Company of Greensboro to handle real estate abstracts and title insurance with $1,000 authorized and $300 subscribed capital by B. B. Vinson and partners. Other entities include Community Oil Company of Murphy, Carolina Golf Shaft Company of Asheville, Charlotte Aero Club, The Spot Credit Clothing Company of High Point, Beaucraft Inc of Greensboro, Elizabeth Mills Inc of Charlotte, and Beaucraft’s investors.

Raleigh N. J Greensboro Title Company of Greensboro B. B. Vinson Eugene G. Shaw Gilbert E. Powell Community Oil Company of Murphy C. M. Wofford A. A. Fain W. G. Owenby Marietta Carolina Golf Shaft Company Asheville E. B. Wentworth Walter Emsley Weaverville Lewis Omer Carthage Ill Charlotte Aero Club Charlotte Ida Schwartz Mollie Schwartzburg High Point Beaucraft, Inc Annie Russell James Katherine R. McFadden J. S. Ferres Elizabeth Mills, Inc W. C. Wilkinson L. H

Wilkinson of Charlotte and Coit M. Robinson of Lowell

Wilkinson of Charlotte and Coit M. Robinson of Lowell are named in a brief archival notice. The item records affiliations or exchanges between these two individuals within a local business or social context.

Flapper and Specialist Exchange Sharp Witted Exchange

A flapper questions risk and a specialist recalls curing a millionaire in two consultations in a terse courtroom exchange. The dialogue hints at consequences of errors and sudden insight from a judge.

Flapper

Uncle Henpeck Quip Sparks Fatherly Confrontation

A snappy exchange ends with the nephew taunting his uncle about the marriage and earnings, prompting a sharp retort. The lightweight repartee typifies a humorous, oral tradition style of the era.

Henpeck

Theodore Roosevelt Youngest U.S. President at Age 43

The article notes Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest person to serve as President of the United States at age 43, marking a historic milestone in American political leadership.

Theodore Roosevelt The United States

Castoria for Babies Promises Gentle Fast Relief

Castoria is advertised as a purely vegetable remedy that stays down and works quickly for fretful, feverish, constipated babies and children. The medicine is said to soothe without harsh effects and is endorsed by the medical profession with the Chas. H. Fletcher signature for authenticity.

Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Willis Green Street MR. Kearns Prom Hospital St. Dennis Hotel Mr. Hauser Doris Dyer Evelyn Sharp Carrick Avenue Charlotte Carroll Oxford Millie Creakmore Rose Bryant M. Watson R. G. Yarborough White Lake Will R. Smith Billy Blowing Rock Grandfather’s Mountain T. M. Clark Spartansburg, S. C T. C. Johnson Sixth Street M. Hauser Margaret Hauser Official Bureau Weather Report Tom Atlanta Birmingham Charleston See Chicago Columbia Denver el Paso Galveston Greenville Hatterasee Jacksonville Key West Little Rock Los Angles Memphis Meridian Miami Mobile New Orleans San Antonio San Francisco Tampa Ho Vicksburg Wilmington Ncc Ed Felts Nestle Fredrick Bonnie Betty Woolworth’s Cary Ohio W. C Allene Sumner Shill Fee Family I. Miller Matrix Shoes Beavan’s Mary Doug Lindy Lindbergh Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbank Los Angeles Transcontinental Air Transport Pennsylvania Railroad Mrs Pickford Anne Morrow Lindbergh J. Edgar Holt Jefferson Standard Building Leatrice Joy Betty Bronson Bellamy Frank Bennett Ford Glenn
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