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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1930
Page
7
At Guilford College next Friday afternoon at 3 o clock the Dolly Madison marker will be unveiled. The event honors Mrs Hobart president general of the D A R with guest of honor Mrs Hobart. state regent Mrs C R Whitaker and others on the executive board. D A R members may register at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro next Thursday to attend the luncheon.
Mrs. W. H. Goodrich arrived from West Palm Beach to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Long and plans to return to Florida late this week. Mrs. Myles Stryker, formerly Pauline Osborn of this city, has moved into a new home at 2054 Craig Street in Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton returned from six weeks in St. Petersburg Florida to their Linday Street home. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Yow and two children of Mount Vernon Indiana are mentioned with Miss Lida involved in local social updates.
Chapel Hill officials report a Woman’s Association event drew more than 200 attendees, the largest faculty reception yet. The evening centered on questions about selecting a new university president, with guests including professors R. W. D. Connor and Frank Graham. The reception backdrop featured Spencer Hall decorations in rose and white with snapdragons and Japanese spirea, as student organizers and officers welcomed faculty and spouses.
Mrs. Reece Harville hosted a luncheon at her Main Street home in Thomasville honoring her daughter Mrs. Pinkney Rankin and Mrs. Charlton Torrence of Gastonia. The event featured a Woman’s club meeting with Miss Elsie Doxey speaking on “The School Child” and contract bridge prizes for three tables.
Ruth Yow of Durham and Elizabeth Rowland of Richmond visit local families on South Main Street. Eleanor Idol of Salem College and Louise Salsbury of Salem College spend the weekend with their parents. Mrs R L Loflin returns from New York City with purchases for Joanne Ladies Shop. F L Thurston of Pasadena visits sister Jes L W McFarland on White Oak Street. Hofmanns return from Laurinburg with Gordon Ward.
Monaco imposes no personal income taxes on its residents. State revenue relies entirely on the Monte Carlo casino operations and related gambling income.
Lexington March 1 One of the outstanding social events of the past week was the Sorosis Club party hosted by Mrs R L Reynolds at the Hege Inn. Guests enjoyed a program on The Autobiography of a Business Woman by Alice Foote MacDougall.
The United States exported merchandise valued at more than 5 248 000 000 dollars during 1929. The figure reflects broad export activity across multiple sectors and international markets.
In Lexington on March 1 the two week Davidson Superior Court term ended with several compromises and non suits. Miss Hazel Wright of Thomasville won a 350 compromise verdict against S L Carr after alleging false arrest following a wreck involving Darr.
Greensboro March 1. Students at North Carolina College for Women will have spring holiday from March 29 through April 6. The schedule was revised from April 1 to 7 after a request by the student body was granted.
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