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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
7
Lightweight guide to Pattern 9365 offers a detachable peplum frock that converts from two smart outfits into one. Details describe a flowered voile or synthetic print with a shirted bodice and simple skirt, with sizes and ordering instructions from The Enterprise pattern department.
Joy, a hostess in a Maine tearoom, learns counterfeit bills flood the area and Secret Service agents are nearby. She overhears talk of John West at the local bank, the Serene Shores camp, and suspects Ed Tuttle may be right about undercover agents. A restless day ends with letters from Gail and rumors about Dick Angela and Roger as Joy questions her engagement.
On Sunday July 25 1937 Christian Science churches and societies focused on Truth as the subject of the Lesson Sermon. The Golden Text cited Psalms 117 2 praising the Lord while Isaiah 25 1 was quoted praising God for past faithfulness and truth. The Science and Health text emphasized Truth as divine and omnipresent questioning whether God could create error or be absent.
Mrs George Churchill Nelson entertained Thursday evening at her South Fayetteville street extension home with a miscellaneous honor for her daughter Miss Vivian Nelson of High Point, who will marry Harold Wall on July 1. Guests from Asheboro attended and gifts were opened after a social hour followed by ice course.
Mrs. Ella Carr Moore of Thomasville wed Edward B Grimes of Lexington in a July 25 early ceremony at First Lutheran church Lexington North Carolina Rev B S Brown officiated in a small crew of relatives and friends The bride wore a triple crepe ensemble with a white rose corsage The couple left for a Shenandoah Valley trip and will visit northern points The article also notes Mrs Wood McKinnon and Mrs Olin Tillotson hosted a bridal party with gifts and a salad course afterward
The item lists transfers and farewells among locals. J. B. Matthews left Sut for Blackstone Virginia after hearing of brother D. L. Hardaway's death in Washington. Funeral plans set in Blackstone. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Garner returned home after a weekend in the area. Various visitors and departures include Eloise Welch resuming duties at Louisburg College, Mrs. C. L. Davis visiting kin, and others hosting guests at local homes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the B' Brith synagogue hosts a 4 deck bridge party tonight at 8:30 in the Gib labrooms on North Main. The public is invited and visitors are expected to attend this special event.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Nunn returned from Myrtle Beach where they spent the weekend. Wayne Horton and children Charles and Patsy visited Georgia en route home. Dr and Mrs J Hamlin spent Sunday in Liberty with Mrs Hamlin's mother.
Welch Harriss of this city entertained guests at a dinner party in the Pocahontas room of the Cavalier hotel in Virginia Beach. The dinner, served to ten covers, capped his visit to the seaside resort where he had been spending time.
Aviation Day at Manteo on July 28 honors the Wright brothers near the site of the Lost Colony. A W Drinkwater, first to tap out the Wright flight message, will preside. The Wright Memorial Tower beacon on Kill Devil Hill will be lit briefly as part of the celebration.
Mesdames Glenn Smith and T C Langley will serve as hostesses for Emerywood club ladies bi weekly bridge party. The event starts tomorrow at 10 30 am with lunch at noon for members and their out of town guests staying within club guidelines.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland MBE church will meet in the ladies parlor Tuesday at 7 30. Miss Helen Clark, a returned missionary to China, will speak. All members are urged to attend per the church announcement.
Asheboro on July 26 reports Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Lewallen celebrated twenty years of marriage with an outdoor garden dinner at their Church Street home attended by about forty friends and relatives. Bride Isley Cox wore her wedding gown from twenty years ago. guests enjoyed cake, flowers, and gifts including chinaware, with out-of-town relatives from Monroe Bridgeton and Greensboro.
Edson Tung turns two as his father Charley Tung hosts a birthday dinner atop a New Orleans hotel. The event drew 900 invitations, 400 attendees including city officials and judges, and a lengthy celebration with fireworks a floor show and a two hour dinner. Charley complains of repeated invitation requests from politicians and relatives despite managing the guests and cameras.
SALUDA N C July 26 The 17th annual session of the Southern Pediatric Seminar opened today and will run for two weeks Lectures by specialists and clinics on child diseases will be held The faculty includes specialists from southeastern states
A leading U S marble factory demonstrates vast output by turning out more than one million marks per day. It highlights the scale of industrial production and the efficiency of granite and marble processing facilities in the country.
Julius Brittlebank, 79, of Charleston, South Carolina, died yesterday in Queens Hospital Honolulu after illness at sea aboard the Dollar liner President Polk during his 18th round the world cruise. Cause of death not announced.
The term parsec equals 3.25 light years and about 20 trillion miles, defining a large stellar measurement used in astronomy.
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