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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
5
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs Richardson's home with plans for the year as Mrs Mattocks presided. Mrs Haworth spoke on Cacti and Succulents, illustrating with many Haworthias and other crassula family plants.
The Thomasville Garden club met at president Mrs. C. H. Phillips home on Tuesday. Program leader Mrs. C. F. Finch spoke on Daisies and led a flower show with prizes awarded to Mrs. G. W. Lyles for best arrangement and best single specimen. Refreshments followed.
Mrs Carson Gox travels to Baltimore with her son Carson Jr for two weeks following the death of her aunt.
Main Street M E church hut hosts a well attended Guest Night. Elizabeth Yow leads the meeting and Mrs. J A Eshelman of High Point speaks on Church Life In New York. New members Clarice Rose Mamie Harris Mrs R W Green and Mrs L F Raines welcomed. Hostesses serve ice afterward. Rev R S Howie and family visit. Bob Howie stays with the Greens. Greensboro guest leaves town.
Miss Beulah Norment is visiting friends in Morganton this week, engaging in social calls and local greetings during her stay in western North Carolina.
Mrs W H Curlee is in Salisbury this week visiting relatives and staying with family.
Friday June 10 guests to honor Mrs. and Mr. R M Cooksey at their Highland avenue home enjoyed a bridge session with two tables and a backdrop of summer flowers. Mrs Zed Griffith captured the bath powder prize after the scoring.
George Finch received cigarettes as a gentlemen prize while ladies earned the high score award. Delicious refreshments followed for Mr and Mrs Austin Finch, Mr. and Mrs George Finch, Mr. and Mrs Meade Hite, Mr. and Mrs Zed oo and R. A. Knight of Duram.
Miss Elizabeth Teague spent the past week end in High Point as the guest of Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt.
Mrs Nash LeGrande of Hamilt on is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Will Long at their home here this week.
Mrs. Lee Rice is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Martine Barker in High Point today.
R A Knight of Durham visits his sister Mrs R M Cooksey and Mr Cooksey at their Highland avenue home for a two week stay.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold its monthly meeting and social at Miss Myrtle Cates home on Phillips street tomorrow evening June 16 at 7 45. Officers for the year 32 33 will be elected. A full attendance of all members is desired.
Mrs. Alberta Wineskie Wise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wineskie, of this city, visits her parents at 1001 North Main Street in Washington. Her future married name is Mrs Spencer Wise.
Water meter readers in Marysville Missouri will wear badges and blow whistles to avoid being mistaken for burglars after residents misidentified them during a home check.
Local notes report Lieut Commander Ferguson en route to Samoa staying briefly with Dr. M A Lackey at 1000 North Main. Others include Earl N Phillips returning from New York and visitors from Atlanta Cincinnati New York Charlotte Raleigh. Baseball leaders listed for National and American Leagues with players like Klein Waner Foxx Ruth Gehringer and Myer among top batters doubles triples and home runs.
A California archery club trains in shooting from the backs of moving horses, applying traditional equestrian archery techniques. The practice blends mounted skill with precise aim as members refine their bow and arrow craft.
In Lossiemouth Scotland the town square becomes the center of a dispute with Captain J B Dunbar of Pitganey asserting ownership and the right to rent the square for circuses and carnivals. The conflict marks a local war over public space in the birthplace of Sir Ramsay MacDonald.
The council asserts authority and posted a Keep Off sign amid a dispute. Captain Dunbar sent a man to plough the square but the implement broke after three furrows. He says the action will escalate the matter to court for settlement.
A narrator praises Lux Toilet Soap as a secret to youthful skin used by 686 of 694 Hollywood actresses. The soap is described as white fragrant and official in major film studios, enticing readers to try it for a similar complexion care.
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