Insects Hide Inside Jack-in-the-Pulpit Flower Never Escape
Insects that crawl inside the Jack-in-the-Pulpit flower are never allowed to escape, a curious natural behavior noted in observations of this plant's pollination.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
6
Brick Sunday Observance Brews Community Brick Drive
The Evangelical and Re formed church held Brick Sunday drawing about 14 000 bricks from members and nonmembers alike. Bricks came over three days and funds may replace more bricks with plans to finish furnace installation and Sunday school remodeling by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Little and Mrs. Burns
Mrs. F W Little and Mrs. C Hi Burns hosted a birthday dinner on Sunday July 21. Guests dined at the Paramount and enjoyed entertainment at City Lake Park. Attendees included Mildred s Betty Little Peasy June or Betty Jean Beeson Loss ie Jones Elmer Burns Bekie Little and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Little
C. H. Burns
Carey Culler
Clyde
Baptist Young People Plan Outing Tonight
The Senior Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist church will hold a swimming party and ice cream supper at City Lake Park this evening. All members are urged to attend and may invite one guest. Attendees should meet at the church at seven o'clock for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Pee's Union
First Baptist Arch
City Lake Park
Ose
Marriage announcement for Pearlie Phillips and Ocra Osborne
Mrs. Jim Hayworth announces the marriage of her daughter Pearlie Phillips to Ocra on Tuesday July 16 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony occurred at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A G Carter. The Osbornes will reside with the bride's mother temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hayworth
Pearlie Phillips
Ocra
Danville
A. G. Carter
Osborne
Recent Bride Feted At Attractive Party
Mrs Theodore Robertson former Miss Hazel Yargh of Route Three was honored at a miscellaneous Saturday afternoon party at the home of Mrs Herman L Robertson on High Point Route Three. Hostesses included Mrs J Ray Frazier and Miss Anasla Robertson. Guests enjoyed a Cupid contest a fortune telling game and light refreshments in a pleasant hour of social fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Robertson
Hazel Yargh
Herman L. Robertson
High Point
Son
J. Ray Frazier
Anasla Robertson
Carrie Moore and F U Burton Wed in Hillsville Va
Miss Carrie Moore and F U Burton were quietly married on July 20 1935 in Hillsville Virginia with Dr S D Smith officiating. Witnesses Mrs H A Kanoy and Miss Peggy Joyce Kanoy accompanied the couple who plan to reside on Burton street with Mrs Burton's parents Mr and Mrs W H Moore of Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Moore
F. U. Burton
Hillsvile
S. D. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Hillsville
H. A. Kanoy
Peggy Joyce Kanoy
Daughters of Wesley Honor Mrs. Dutton With Shower
The Daughters of Wesley from Calvary M E church hosted a miscella neous shower for Mrs Hugh Dutton at her North Main Street home Monday night. Attendants included Mrs Dutton and Mesdames Irene Kivett Ruby Kaney Evelyn Dillon Will Evans Kathleen Wood Grace Lee Virginia Crawford Lucille James Verna Williams Iris Hatley Loren e Kivell and Tansy Dillon with Miss Tansy Dillon performing a tap dance after gifts were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Calvary M. E
Hugh Dutton
North Main Street
Will Evans
Dutton
Mabel Pike
Tansy Dillon
Mesdames
Irene
Mrs. G. H. Yow Critically Ill At Thomasville Home
Friends report Mrs. G. H. Yow of Thomasville remains in critical condition at her East Main Street residence after months of illness with complications. Her son D. T. Yow and the elder Mrs. Yow have spent considerable time at the bedside in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Yow
Thomasville
East Main Street
D. T. Yow
Yow
Fashionable tiered frock pattern with ruffles
The pattern advises a two tier or single upper ruffle dress with ruffled sleeves for dressy afternoons. Options include edge ruffles and crystal buttons on soft printed silk. Marian Martin pattern 6178, complete with Lew Diagram included, costs fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Voile
Marian Martin Lew
Fr. F. Club Plans Meeting With Miss Amos
The Fr. F. Club holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the home of Miss Elizabeth Amos south of the city. Members are urged to attend and those unable to go should call president Miss Mabel Rimmer at 5160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. F. Club
Elizabeth Amos
Mabel Rimmer
Mrs Powell's Uncle Dies In Greensboro
Mrs W T Powell called to Greensboro due to the death of Mrs Powell's uncle Dr L L Simmons who died there last night. Misses Mozelle Beeson and Pauline Stephens hosted a party at 912 Grant Street with games and refreshments for friends including Virginia Stephens Drucilla Fagg Evelyn Wood Mildred Burns Inez Jones and several escorts. Georgia Millington celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party at Tate Street featuring games and birthday cake and gifts. Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 pm at 110 Briggs Avenue with Mrs D G Patterson hosting and Nora L Andrews leading a Genesis topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Powell
Greensboro
Beeson
Stephens
Mozelle Beeson
Pauline Stephens
Ralph Lightfoot
Grant Street
Virginia Stephens
Drucilla Fagg
Evelyn Wood
Mildred Burns
Inez Jones
Ernest Roberts
Gilbert Tatum
Robert Beeson
Thomas Beeson
Chas
Burns
Joe McCaskey
Mis
Georgia Millington
Tate Street
Georgia
Jean McLean
Lula Mae Spencer
Doris Cashwell
Mary Kiger
Elizabeth Reed
Maxine Levine
Ruth
Helen
Evelyn Lawson
Stephens Bible
D. G. Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Gordian Club to Host No-Coat Dance at Sedgefield
Gordian's No-Coat Dance returns to Sedgefield Country Club tomorrow evening as the second of four summer events to benefit the club's scholarship fund. Duke Barron and his orchestra will perform with new arrangements from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., with chaperones listed and further dances in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordian
Sedgefield
Gordian Club
Sedgefield Country Club
High Point
Duke Barron
Barron
Silas B. Casey
Frank Wood
Lewis B. Teague
M. S. Hall
O. C. Chidester
Wade BE. Marlette
Parker Waynick
Charles E. Spencer
H. G. White
Talmadge Ellington
Alvah Coopedge
Wallace Ellington
Worth Farlowe
Idylwild to Host Fortnightly Dance at Sedgefield
Idylwild club plans a Saturday evening dance at Sedgefield Country Club starting at nine with Duke Barron and his orchestra. Vocal trio act features Charles Banks Ltd Gabby Parks and the Three Noblemen from Jazz land. Carded guests will be checked at the door as protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Sedgefield Country Club
Duke Barron
Charles
Ascendency Of Designer Appears At Southern Market
Designer prominence grows in the South as authenticity and refined line emerge in furniture shows. Notable designers like Deskey Jiranek Pike and Kirkpatrick gain Southern recognition with lines such as Amodec and George Pike, signaling a shift toward simple, authentic styles. The five year evolution boosts Southern firms to compete with national markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Appleyard
South
Donald Deskey
Leo Jiranek
Amodec
Thomasville Chair Company
George Pike
Tomlinson
High Point
Marie Kirkpatrick
Continental
Hubert Rockwell
Thomasville
Soutern
Social notes from Wilmington area weekend visits and arrivals
Mr and Mrs Marshall Frazier with Mrs Ora Barnes and Messrs Earl Hurley Frank Hurley and R E Buck spent the weekend at Carolina and Wrightsville Beaches near Wilmington returning Sunday. Mrs R V Southern announces the birth of daughter Delinda Diane July 15 at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Southern formerly Mildred Yates. Mr and Mrs J A Johnson and children returned to Delco NC after weekend visit with Mrs Johnsons sister Mrs A G Carson and Mr Carson on Green Street. They were accompanied home by Miss Elsie Pierce as guest. Mrs L H Bailey left for Norfolk VA after ten days with aunt Mrs F A Waterman on Fifth Street. Mrs R G Crawford ill at home Grimes Street with influenza. Mrs S S Daniel of Littleton NC arrived yesterday to visit friends, staying with Mrs J D Brame on Lindsay Street. Miss Geneva Martin and Messrs Eli Parrish and Vernon Blackwell of Spartanburg SC were guests at Miss Marie Michaels at 807 East Green Street Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Frazier
Ora Barnes
Earl and
Frank Hurley
RE. P. Buck
Carolina
Wrightsville
Wilmington
R. V. Southern
Delinda Diane
Guilford General Hospital
J. A. Johnson
Delco
N. C
Mrs. Johnson
A. G. Carson
Mr. Carson
Green Street
Elsie Pierce
Geneva Martin
Eli Parrish
Vernon Blackwell
Spartanburg
S. C
Marie Michael
East Green Street
Lawn Supper By Spring Hill Circle At M P Church
The Young Girls Sunshine Circle of Spring Hill M P Church will sponsor a lawn supper on the church corner lot on West Lexington avenue extension this Saturday at six. Ice cream drinks and candy will be sold to benefit the church. The public is warmly invited. Also, J T Foster celebrated his 52nd birthday with a Sunday dinner for fifteen guests and a large cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Circle
Young Girls Sunshine Circle
Spring Hill
M. P. Church
Lexington Avenue
J. T. Foster
Death of Dr. Lawson L. Simmons in Greensboro
Dr Lawson Lee Simmons prominent Greensboro eye ear nose and throat specialist died after a month long illness He hailed from LaFayette Tennessee studied at Vanderbilt and Tulane before settling in Greensboro where he led the Medical Arts club Survived by wife Miss May Lovill Walker eight siblings and several nieces and nephews Funeral planned at Reich Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Simmons
Greensboro
Lawson Lee Simmons
Simmons
LaFayette
Tenn
J. Matt Simmons
Vanderbilt University
la Fayette
Tulane University
Medical Arts Club
May Lovill Walker
Ohio
Cammie Creasey
Hartaville
D. Eva Simoons
Westmoreland
W. P. Simmons
Crime records compare US and Britain murder rates
Crime statistics show the United States experience about twenty times as many yearly murders as Great Britain, highlighting a stark disparity in homicide levels between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Golden Era Hopes for Furniture Industry Branch
A branch of the furniture industry envisions a new era that could develop into a golden age, signaling growth, innovation, and broader markets for makers and retailers. Leading figures foresee modernization, better materials, and expanded export opportunities driving the sector forward.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Messrs
Little and Kirkman
Baptist
I Phillips
Ocra Osborne
HOTEL
Baywood
Thomasville, N. Co
Roth
Susie
Ruth Hendricks
Virginia Frazier
Hillsville, Va
Daughters of
Mrs. Dutton
Moffitt’s
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
F. F
Amos
Idylwild
Helen Welshimer
You
NEA Service
L. H. Bailey
Norfolk
F. A. Waterman
Fifth Street
R. G. Crawford
Grimes Street
Nat Walker
Hart's
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nancy Carroll
Hollywood
Reno
Bolton Mallory
A. Matl
Cal
Duke Power Company
Duke Power CO
Southern Public Utilities Co
South Main
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