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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1932

Page

6

Births and community events mix in Archdale area notes

Announcements record the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Archdale on February 29 and a son Robert Clayton to Mr and Mrs N C Montgomery at 904 Dayton Street. A Union Hill School pageant March 4 features nations with world tour, snacks, PTA sponsorship, admission charged. Mrs R L Whitaker of Carthage hosts a birthday surprise party and gifts. High Point UDC meets at Country Club. charity for a Confederate veteran's widow, program includes songs and readings. tea follows. Wilbur D Pritchard, NC State student, returns to Raleigh from home on Ray Street.

Arthur Johnson Archdale N. C. Montgomery Robert Clayton Dayton Street Union Hill School Lapland Japan Parent-Teacher Association R. L. Whitaker Carthage Whitaker High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Country Club Fred Thomas J. W. Chandler T. M. Stanton L. R. Stewart C. T. Hamilton J. F. Hayden Edgar Whitener L. L. Stookey Ol’ Virginny Ina Hensley Bruce Craven Washington, Ie Caroline Julia Edwards Geo.m. Cohen Washington

Paris Wool Frocks Gain New Elegance in Spring Fashion

Paris fashion draws new elegance from simple wool dresses as silk loses favor. Breton bias seams, flawless cuts, and restrained trims elevate wool silhouettes. Lanvin showcases a black wool dress with a dull rose shoulder cape, signaling a major spring trend in accessories and color contrasts.

Lanvin

Local Family Gathering in Burlington Guests Moss Kin

Mr and Mrs Donald Moss and relatives spent Sunday in Burlington as guests of the Moss households and extended family from nearby towns including Miss Margaret Moss Mrs R A Teague Mrs W B Wardell and Gen Billy at the homes of Mr and Mrs J B Moss and Mr and Mrs C W Moss.

Donald Moss Margaret Moss R. A. Teague W. B. Wardell Gon. Billy Burlington J. B. Moss C. W. Moss

Grace Hayden and Jimmy’s Complicated Evening

A tense domestic scene unfolds as Grace hints at marriage complications and a distant lover, while Sue observes and hears of an attractive client, Mrs. Webber, seeking Jimmy’s artistic touch. The dialogue hints at rain, Venice memories, and an unsettled emotional triangle.

Grace Jimmy Sue Davenport Jimmie Mr. Hayden Jimmy Grace R Ad

B nai Israel Society Meets Tonight and Local Notices

The B Nai Israel Ladies Aid society meets at 7 30 PM at the synagogue on North Hamilton Street with Mrs J London and Mrs Harry Doctor as hostesses. The Stephens Bible Study class gathers Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs C S Grayson’s North Main Street home with Mrs George Stephens reviewing the Book of Mark. Annette Pickens hosts a Leap Year party at the Armfield residence on West Broad Street for about ten couples. Laura Wesson chapter of the U D C meets with Mrs Comer Covington on Rockford Road. Miss Meek Beard presents readings on negro literature after devotional and business sessions.

B'Nai Israel Society B’nai Israel Ladies’ Aid Society North Hamilton Street J. London Harry Doctor Stephens C.S. Grayson North Main Street George Stephens Mark Annette Pickens Armfield West Broad Street Laura Wesson Comer Covington Rockford Road Willard Dyer Lyman Redding Meek Beard God Langston Hughes A. H. Whitley Genevieve Moore

Tea and roses mark a thoughtful afternoon visit

At the close of the program, Mrs. Covington hosted guests in the dining room with tea and sandwiches. A Madeira cloth covered the tea table, centerpiece of yellow and pink roses, and yellow candles in silver holders. Mrs. Lyman Redding poured tea. Samuel Jordan of Brooklyn spent the weekend with his sisters in Arty n Hills.

Samuel Jordan Brooklyn, N. Y Charles W. Perry Pattie Jordan Artiyn Hills

Physical Abandonment Cited in Divorce Case against Preacher

Testimony shows three year onset of separation as Mrs Noe described occupying separate rooms while the preacher claimed never to refuse cohabitation. The dean noted a shift toward idealism in marriage as the wife challenged his beliefs after their intimate moments.

Divorce Causes Divide Between Dean and Wife

A dean cites differing philosophies on marriage and absolutes as the reason for separation from his wife. He says illnesses affected her mood and views, while the couple’s estrangement included living in adjacent parts of the same house during the separation.

Formal Association To Boycott Japanese Goods Is Organized

New York news reports the formation of the American boycott association aimed at a nationwide non governmental campaign against Japan to push for arbitration in the Sino Japanese crisis. Executive secretaries include Mrs Corliss Lamont and William Loeb Jr with headquarters in New York City. The group states Japan must be taught that the Kellogg pact the nine power treaty and the league of nations are not mere ideals.

New York American Boycott Association Japan Corliss Lamont Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan Partners William Loeb, Jr New York City Lamont

Local residents Return Home After Weekend Visit

Mr. and Mrs. H. Jack Sharpe and family with Jerry Gibson of Winston-Salem returned home after visiting the Hortons in town for the weekend.

H. Jack Sharpe Jack Jr Jerry Gibson Winston- Salem J. Fay Horton

Church Service League to Have Chicken Supper

The Service League of St. Marys Episcopal church will serve a 4 fried chicken supper Thursday evening from 6 to 8 o clock at the parish house. The public is cordially invited.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Are You Washing Away the Elasticity of Stockings

A reader asks about washing methods for stockings to preserve elasticity and longevity. Advice emphasizes gentle washing, air drying, and avoiding heat or harsh detergents to maintain fabric stretch.

Lux

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Club News D. C Wilbur D. Pritchard N. C. State College Raleigh T Ray Street Paris Rosetta Hargrove Magdelen Ieifitt Sheraton Beauty Shop Suse Grand Canal Venice Grace Hayden Miss Pickens Laura Wesson Cha Church Service League N. Main Odds and Ends Beavans the Ladies’ Store Yow’s Funeral Home Broad and Elm Street
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