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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
6
The Nerywood Ladies Golf Association plans a Wednesday event at the club course with prizes of balls for low scores. Players may enter any time during the day and choose two or four person formats, with a handicap tourney option available.
Mrs. Royster Tucker and Jidren Diane Royster Jr with Mrs Hayden and Mrs John Iescarver return to their homes after spending five weeks at the Hayden cottage in Para-Point. Accompanying them home were Mr. Tucker and Mr. Whites who spent several days there.
The club hosts a weekly music ram at 6 15 this evening at the YWCA Hut. Miss Eve Hutchings will lead the program with a folk song group, a fiddler, and Miss Lealey on piano. Members are elected to attend and arrive promptly at the hut.
Evening gathering planned at 7 30 at the home of Misses Mary Lou McRae with members of the F F club expected to attend. Announcement of birth of a daughter Johnsie 1 to Mr and Mrs J M Byerly of foyer street on Tuesday July 16 at their home.
An old ad lists Continental Beauty Permanents for 81.00 with Bhampoo and Finger Wave Dried, located next to Sears. The snippet suggests a salon styling product emphasis and a department store context.
A verse praising rural peace over city noise urges leaving the din for trees and streams. The speaker notes gentle sounds like bees brooks and birds filling the heart with ease and asks the reader how it seems. The poem ends with attribution to Eugene Field.
Miss Mary Katherine Kirbye and Wilbur H. Scales married in a simple Ward Street M E church ceremony led by Rev. J W Grace. The couple left for a Virginia Beach trip after the vows. Mrs Scales is from Spartanburg and has many local friends. Mr Scales is son of Mr and Mrs J J Sceles of High Point. Announce birth of a daughter Nancy Joan born July 8 at home on Highway Ten A.
Mrs. Doris Poole Jones visits her mother Mrs Emma Poole at 223 Lindsay street in Washington. Several Greensboro guests join H L Hayworth's family on South Main. Nurses and relatives trip to Carthage and Sanford planned for two weeks. Families return from Myrtle Beach and Carolina Beach. Visitors from Tuscaloosa, Beaufort, Raleigh and other places frequent the area as Miss Frances Rimmer and Madry Rimmer visit Raleigh. Mrs C J Sears and children depart for eastern North Carolina. Family trips include Virginia Beach and Ocean View with Mr and Mrs H H Fouts and others. Julia Liles spends weekend in Charlotte with her parents.
Mrs. James Moffitt and Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro as guests at a party given by Miss Frances Leake on North Greene street. The event honored Miss Emma Barton a Greensboro bride elect whose marriage to E. A. Jones of Winston-Salem will take place Saturday.
The Pentagon club held its weekly business meeting at Ed Rankin’s Alberta apartments on Hamilton Street last evening. President Curtis Newton presided as thirteen members attended and several matters of business were disposed of.
Mrs. J S Welborn and Mrs L G Robichaux left for Raleigh to attend a State Division unit called Daughters of the Confederacy board meeting and to conduct research work. Welborn serves on the finance committee of the state division and Robichaux presides over the Laura Wesson chapter here. They expect to return home late afternoon.
Tucapau mills in Spartanburg County resume operations today after a five month strike that began February 21. The reopening is orderly with workers returning under a settlement negotiated Monday. The plant will run a full single shift initially due to stock and order conditions, with about 885 workers normally on two shifts overall.
The Raunfied became wedged in Fiona s propeller and stopped the port engine. The ship had to proceed on one motor as the obstruction could not be cleared at sea.
Quick two color cape pattern designed for beach or lake use and camping cool nights. Features a cleverly stitched two shade effect, complete instructions, illustrations, material needs, and color ideas in pattern 5379. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th St New York NY.
Miss Madelyn Packer hosted an informal party for her sister Miss Gloria Packer in Emerywood. The event featured games, a dance program by Miss Stone and Miss Packer, gifts presented in a miniature bridal wagon, and crystal goblets as a hostess gift. Attendees included Thelma Moss Annie Laurie Moss Helen Smith Evelyn Allen Frances Oliver Golda Mae Kearns Laura Bumgarner Grace Scott Inez Sowers Louise Stevenson Verna Winslow Nell Bulla Katherine Dean and more. Oliver Thomas and Jesse Jolly joined later.
The Clinard descendants gathered Sunday at the Oak View school near High Point for a reunion honoring Samuel and Margaret Clinard. Out‑of‑town relatives from Carter Montana Los Angeles and Winston Salem joined, with a two week visit and a program of readings speeches and music ending with a benediction and a family dinner.
The Florence Nightengale club met at the Y W C A Hut and elected officers for the year. President Miss Jamie Wade, vice president Miss Zella Moretz, secretary Miss Lena Lambeth Phillips, assistant secretary Miss Myrtle Cates, treasurer Miss Drue Henry, assistant treasurer Miss Olean Patterson. Committee chairmen were chosen: Misses Johnsie Pugh, Lou Cagle, Joy Patterson, Sarah Kelly, Clyde Young and Mabel Rimmer.
Radio waves move at about 186271 miles per second, nearly the speed of light, according to the source.
The Stephens Bible Study class, led by Mrs. Nora L. Andrews, will gather Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. W. J. Stout’s 1005 Lindsay Street to study Genesis. Mrs. Andrews oversees the topic as the group convenes in the afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Monday at 3:30 pm. President Mrs. A. Lee Gibson presided. Circle 1 led the program with Mrs. H. W. McCain delivering a talk on Finding God. Mrs. Everett Marsh read The Gentleman. Circle 4 won the attendance award.
At zero Fahrenheit, sound waves travel 1090 feet per second. The statement presents a unit misuse as Fahrenheit measures temperature, not a speed scale.
Mr and Mrs Grady Whitley of 504 Richardson Street announce the birth of a daughter named Amencus Louvice on Monday July 15 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Whitley before marriage was Alma Jane Little of this city.
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