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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

6

Grace Leaves to Seek New Life After Unrequited Love

Grace tells Sue she will go to New York to visit friends in Greenwich Village and possibly stay if she finds work, believing Jimmy no longer needs her as he gains self confidence. Sue ponders Grace’s choice, the impact on her own life, and a sense of impending arrival of unexpected guests.

Sue Grace Jimmy Jack New York Greenwich Village Natalie Webber

Ruth Haynes and Richard Byerly wed in Virginia

Ruth Haynes and Richard Byerly united in marriage at aeons Virginia on a Saturday in February. The ceremony was in a Methodist chapel by Rev. Hank with few relatives present. Haynes daughter, Herman, and Byerly, son of Henry Byerly, live with the groom's parents in Point, Route 2. The couple will reside with the groom's family.

Ruth Haynes Richard Virginia Satur Hank Byerly Herman Haynes Henry Byerly Tri-City Hich Point Route 2

Glorifying Yourself and Poise at Table in Daily Life

A short guide on maintaining poise in social meals for busy women. It warns against table lounging and slouching, noting that poised behavior enhances charm and the overall impression. It links beauty, manners, and self-respect, urging sustained self-control at home and in public.

Noon Meal Plans For Children From Sister Mary Riichen

A guidance piece by Sister Mary Riichen outlines nourishing noontime menus for schoolchildren focusing on meatless dishes. Recipes include Savory Spinach with rice and bacon remnants and a baked onion and sweet potato dish with nut sauce, plus a suggested daily menu of breakfast luncheon and dinner items.

Sister Mary Service

Ellen and Mike Barley family crisis unfolds in tragedy

Ellen Rossiter, a Barclay's worker and dance hall hostess, braces for a hospital ordeal after her younger brother Mike is struck by a truck while riding his bicycle. doctors say he may recover after surgery while the family faces financial strain and hopeful vigil at the hospital amid unresolved fears.

Ellen Rossiter Barclay’s Department Store Molly Rossiter Myra Mike Steven Barclay Barclay’s Ellen Larry Harrowgate Elizabeth Bowes Larry Molly Dreamland Lorene Blumstein Carney & Co Tomorow Pine Street Eillen Ellis

Notice to Creditors of Friendly Cafeterias

Pursuant to an order of court dated February 15 1932 all creditors of the Friendly Cafeterias must file formal proof of their claims with receivers R D and G G Dickson by April 1 1932 in itemized verified statements of account

R. D. and G. G. Dickson

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New Coats Beavans the Ladies’ Store Rota Sarah Belle Taylor Vs. Taylor Dorensulin Clara Wilks Audrey Seitt Carleen Welsh Batrices Cole Elsie Sillman Mary Johnson Dorcas Hulin H. G. Conrad Blaine Street George J W. C. Page Hartwell, Ga Green Street Union Hill Parent-Teacher Association of the Union Hill School First Baptist Philatheas W. W. Dickerson Lindsay Street First Baptist Church Dickerson J. H. Caldwell Estelle Harris Addie Moore Teel Williams Jamestown N. Y P. S Moffitt’s North Main Street Alicia Hart Sister Mary Riichen Mrs. Clancy Eilen Dr. Ellis Brown-It Shoe Store Buster Brown Shoes South Main Street Yow’s Funeral Home Broad and Elm Street Uality Qhhoe
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