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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
7
Miss Lina J. Welch, a junior clerk in the Soil Conservation Service for two years in High Point, was transferred yesterday to Franklinton to continue in the same role in the SCS offices there.
The column lists numerous readers traveling to Havre De Grace Maryland and Myrtle Beach South Carolina. It notes visits by Geraldine French Dixon Ahl Lucile Stone Irene Byerly and others plus illnesses and recoveries at Guilford General hospital and Burrus Memorial hospital.
The Women of Moose will hold their regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall. Senior Regent Mabel Beeson requests that members of the drill team report for practice at 7 30. M B Young people postpone meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Myers hosted a July dinner on the Lexington highway for Frances and Lena Myers, and Mrs. Martha Thames of Washington DC, former Thomasville resident. Twelve dined at a gold-draped table with lotus centerpieces and piano selections by Mrs. J D Newton.
The American Legion Auxiliary local unit chose Mrs I T Mann as president at the July meeting held at Mrs J C Welch’s Greensboro road home. She succeeds Mrs N S Stirewall, with officers also elected including Mrs J W McGuinn recording secretary and Mrs Dan P Arden 2nd vice president.
The marriage of Miss Helen Louise Loving to Cle tus Leon Misenheimer, both of this city, was solemnized Saturday July 17 1937 in High Point at the Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev C L Ruth officiating.
Wr. and Mrs. T. M. Wood hosted a Sunday dinner for visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fisher of Hot Springs Ark and Mr. and Mrs. Rue Clark and children Geraldine and Rodney of Bakersfield. Present were Mrs. G. W. Wright and several other local families and children.
J Welch Ira Wright Mrs Alice Carter Mrs James Scott Miss Louise Shaw Miss Helma Wood Mr and Mrs Wood and children and the guests of honor attended the event.
Six members of the Omega chapter of the Kappa Gamma sorority met at the Sheraton Krill yesterday at noon for a luncheon. Attendees included Eunice Temple the president Marie Caddell Mabel Hargett Ethel Flynt Cleo Brown and Madeline Hoover.
William R. Davis longtime Lucama resident and former mayor of the town was buried today after dying at his home yesterday. A Wilson County native, Davis served the community for years and remained a prominent local figure.
The Live Y'ers will host a social at the Y Thursday evening replacing the regular meeting with Miseee Juanita Reid and Dorothy Simpeon in charge. The Jolly Y club schedules a bowling and skating party at Arcade Building North Maine Street at 7 29 o'clock replacing the hut meeting.
Ruthbert Mise thie Ruthbert and Beatrice Cole hosted a party at Bradley Street home honoring Mrs. J C Dillard for her birthday. Guests presented attractive gifts and refreshments were served after the reception.
Mia Eshelman and her daughter Eileen travel from the west coast to Charleston to greet husband and father W. W. Eshelman chief machinist aboard the light cruiser Omaha. The reunion is postponed due to the Omaha grounding in the Bahama Islands delaying the ship.
A simple household tip suggests using oatmeal on a dampened cloth to clean white paint. The method purports to lift stains and revive brightness without harsh chemicals.
MANTEC North Carolina July 21 Virginia received a tribute today on the site where the first English colony settled. Representatives of chambers of commerce from Norfolk Roanoke Portsmouth and others portrayed Virginia's role in southern colonization as hundreds of visitors toured the reconstructed site at the lost colony marking the 350th anniversary of Virginia Dare's birth.
Raleigh July 21. Dempsey Hinto 21 a Negro lumber camp employee was killed in an automobile truck collision on a side road off the Raleigh Wendell highway yesterday.
At a dental convention speakers criticized unnecessary tooth extraction and argued the reform would gain broad taxpayer support.
A mother writes of an only child planning fall marriage and a husband long dead. The columnist cautions against pressuring the daughter to stay. It urges embracing the couple’s privacy and independence while the mother builds her own life, social ties, and potentially income.
The guidance urges fathers to avoid dampening a daughter's independence with sad reminders of their absence. Be supportive and engaged with her plans for a new home, but give her liberty to shape her own life. Maintain a helpful presence for emergencies while focusing on your own fulfilled, active life.
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