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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1927
Page
7
The notes record church program items and a string of society visitors and travelers. Members attend Epworth League, Duke University graduation, Citadel finals, and State College finals. Families from Greensboro Raleigh Johnson City and Charlotte visit or host gatherings in Concord Archdale and other towns.
Thousands of orthodox Jews signed a petition demanding rabbis refuse to perform marriages for women in short skirts bobbed hair and rouge. The petition calls for husbands and fathers to be excluded by rabbis from synagogues as a corrective measure.
A 1909 New York audience hears advocates for international polygamy amid feminist debate and social roles. The piece contrasts this with a critic who recalls Ruth McCormick fainting at a political event and comments on fashion and youth, money, and Gloria Swanson’s film choices.
Washington June 11 A new National County Highway Officials association will meet June 17 to promote speedy economical marketing of farm produce and standardize local road construction. The group will elect officers and plan County Officials Day for the January 9 1928 American Road Builders convention in Cleveland with an anticipated 30000 attendees.
Playful exchange about a former maid being seen with the group ends with a caution to not overstate rumors. The dialogue captures quick wit and cordial banter among Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Smythe.
Mrs. Lamper of Worth's Ready-to-Wear travels to New York for expert fashion insights for daily columns. The piece surveys bows, scarves, fabrics, hosiery, summer wear trends, and sales at Quality Shoe Store Moore's Book Store and Wagger's Ladies Shop. It notes rising hosiery spend, lace daytime frocks, and upcoming fall showings with brown tones.
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