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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

6

Kearns Wood Families To Have Reunion

A joint reunion of the Kearns and Wood families and relatives will be at Farmer M. E. church on Sunday August 1. The event honors pioneer William Kearns who settled near Randolph County around 1765. Officers include President R F Brackin Troy Vice President Carl Kearns High Point Historian Mrs C L Lewis High Point Secretary Reid Kearns High Point.

Kearns Wood Farmer M. E Randolph County William Kearns R. F. Brackin Troy Carl Kearns C. L. Lewis Reid Kearns High Point Roy Kearne Alice Kearns Asheboro Kate Cochrane Thomasville Lee M. Kearns T. A. Kearns

Cooke Brooks Marriage Of April Revealed

Mr and Mrs A L Cooke of Hodgin street formerly of Lincolnton NC announce the marriage of their daughter Almetta to Harry W Brooks of Greenup Illinois The ceremony took place in Franklin Kentucky on April 30 1937 Almetta Lincoln ton high school graduate attended George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville where Brooks was a student

A. L. Cooke Hodgin Street Lincolnton N. C Almetta Harry W. Brooks Greenup Franklin, Ky Lincolnton High School George Peabody College For Teachers Nashville Tenn Brooks

Snakes Lacking Hearing Sensitivity They Do Not Hear Sounds

A concise note states that snakes do not have a functioning sense of hearing. It explains that auditory perception is absent and that snakes rely on other senses such as vibration sensing and chemical cues for environmental awareness.

Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9228 Promises Easy Sewing

Marian Martin pattern 9228 offers a shawl collar puff sleeve dress with a flare skirt in a new summer range. The Complete Diagrammed Sew Chart aids first time sewers and patterns are available in misses and women sizes with fabric options and pricing.

Marian Martin Enterprise Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

Social Notes On Local Residents Travel And Illness

Mrs Philip Davis is recovering after a Duke hospital operation on Tuesday. Mrs Franklin P Wilson Jr and daughter Jane left Washington DC after staying with cousins C M Stansell en route to Greenville DC to visit relatives. Mrs Charles E Sheloff and daughter Mary Alice Sheloff returned home from Lake Junaluska after a visit with Dr R L Ownbey. Mrs J H Pickup of Fieldale VA left after visiting H A Knight on Oakwood Court. John Southall returned from Glenwood Park Sanitarium after treatment for a nervous breakdown. Nancy Hedrick ill at grandfather J M Hedrick’s home. Mrs J T Ryan and Mrs E T Howard leave for Nag’s Head for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs R I Quigley host Mrs A W Roache and her daughter Margaret Roache and son M O Roache of Norfolk VA.

Franklin P. Wilson, Jr Jane Washington, D. C C. M. Stansell Greenville, D. C Charles E. Sheloff Mary Alice Sheloff Parkway Lake Junaluska R. L. Ownbey J. H. Pickup Fieldale H. A. Knight Oakwood Court

Friendly Garden Club Flower Arranging Program

The Friendly Garden Club held an outdoor meeting on Mrs. E. S. Wilson Jr. residence lawn on Kivett Drive. Mrs. John Mebane presented an article on Flower Arrangement And Judging of Arrangements followed by Planting Hints For July by Mrs. E. S. Wilson Sr. In the flower arrangement contest, Mrs. P. L. Cox won first prize with twin pink phlox arrangements in small containers on a silver tray. second place went to Mrs. E. S. Wilson Jr. for a red zinnias display in a pottery bowl.

Friendly Garden Club E.S. Wilson, Jr Kivett Drive John Mebane E. S. Wilson, Sr P. L. Cox E. 8. Wilson, Jr J. W. Kittle

Local Women Attend Tea In Thomasville

Mesdames David T. Yow E S Wall and J H Allred visited Thomasville yesterday afternoon to attend a tea hosted by Mrs J C Pennington at her Randolph Street home for Mrs Claiborne Pennington a recent bride of the city The Pilgrim Holiness church Willing Workers class meets tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Bessie Sizemore 815 Mangum Avenue All members urged to attend as announced this morning.

David T. Yow E. S. Wall J. H. Allred Thomasville J. C. Pennington Randolph Street Claiborne Pennington Pilgrim Holiness Church Bessie Sizemore Mangum Avenue

Crystal bowl wins third award in judged display

The crystal bowl was declared the third prize winner. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. J. W. Bowman on Kivett drive extension.

J. W. Bowman Kivett Drive

Kennedy Child Celebrates Her Tenth Birthday

Kennedy family observes Kennedy child turning ten with a party at home hosted by Mrs. Coy Kennedy. Many friends attend games, ice cream, and cake served. list of guests includes Geraldine Broadway Ramone Miller Ella Ray Lambeth Opal Lucas and others.

Willie Lee Kennedy Coy Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy Geraldine Broadway Ramone Miller Ella Ray Lambeth Opal Lucas Arlie Gray Beane Betty Lee Cherry Frances Beane Verna Sue Gallimore Doris Rudisill Bobby Myers Blanche Rothrock Elizabeth Everhart Elsie Borthrock Wanda Beck

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Pain Relief for Corns

A drugstore offer guarantees Moone's Emerald Oil will end corn and bunion soreness or money will be refunded. The bottle is described as penetrating, greaseless, and capable of making feet healthy and comfortable for use anywhere. Mann Drug Store endorses the product.

Moone Mann Drug Store

Recipe steps for simmering and preserving a mixture

Mix ingredients in a saucepan then bring slowly to boiling. Boil exactly two minutes, cool and strain. Store in a covered glass jar in the refrigerator.

High Pointers To Go To Myrtle Beach

Local residents and visitors depart for a stay at Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Among those leaving are Mrs. R. T. Amos and Miss Eleanor Amos, Mrs. W. L. Jackson and Misses Betty Lou and Virginia Jackson, Mrs. A. G. Douglas and Miss Pauline Douglas with Jack Douglas of Augusta Georgia, Mrs. A. Sherr ord and Miss Genevieve Moore with Miss Mary Lewis Millis, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haworth and Horace Haworth Jr., Mrs. R. L. Brinson and children with A. K. Schoch Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wall and daughters Mary and Winifred Wall, Mrs. W. A. Lambeth and Miss Elizabeth Lambeth of Winston Salem, former residents of High Point, will join local people there.

Myrtle Beach S. C R. T. Amos Eleanor Amos W. L. Jackson Betty Lou Virginia Jackson A. G. Douglas Pauline Douglas Jack Douglas Augusta A. Sherrod Genevieve Moore Mary Lewis Millis Horace Haworth Horace Haworth, Jr R. L. Brins

Horses Bolt in Kansas Field Amid Gas Buggy Transition

In Cherryville Kansas thirty years after gas-powered buggies appeared horses shied at the new tech. Roya Johnson sent the threshers’ water back to the field by horse and buggy as two young horses bolted describing a tense rural scene.

Skidoo Cherryville Kas Roya! Johnson

Water and Lemon Glaze Mix for Pickling

A simple recipe line lists one pint water one and a half cups lemon juice one teaspoon whole cloves and two cups sugar. This terse note suggests a flavored syrup base likely for canning or pickling purposes.

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Kearns- Wood Teint Domilo Nat Walker Permane AUTY Moffitt’s Philip Davis Duke Hospital John Southall Southall Glenwood Park Sanitarium Nancy Hedrick C. F. Hedrick Montgomery Ala J. M. Hedrick East Lexington Avenue J. T. Ryan R. I. Quigley A. W. Roache Quigley Margaret Roache M. O. Roache Norfolk, Va City Kennedy Doan Richardson Pers Richardson's Mary Jane Lucette Kate Greenway Cenderella Kenilworth Bemburg S.C
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