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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1927
Page
6
Local society items report meetings for Oak Hill school groups St Mary's auxiliary Garden club and Wesley Memorial church Women’s auxiliary All events list hosts and addresses for Monday through Thursday with times and locations plus obituaries and wedding announcements among community notices
Mrs. R. B. Verry returns from a visit to Mrs. Frank Leak in Rockingham. Accompanying her is Mrs. Wilson Hopewell of Elizabeth City visiting sister Mrs. Roy Spearman here. Hazel Williams and Ruth Golden spend weekend in Danville Virginia. Parker Waynick, UNC student, visits his parents. Mrs. Jack Howerton departs for New York on a buying trip. Edith Kearns leaves Efird's to spend months with parents near Asheboro. Nell Spencer visits with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer. Mrs. Mary Moore and Miss Helen Garland depart for Orlando Florida to stay with Mrs. Monroe's sister. Ray Hedgecock of Philadelphia and V. Z. Hedgecock of New York guests of J. M. Hedgecock. Isaac Fidler of New York, in town on business, returns home. John V. G. Kemble, visiting Mrs. Kemble’s relatives, leaves for New York with brother-in-law W. C. McCain. Mrs. Kemble remains in High Point for several weeks.
The 86 year old diva declares she never smoked and never endorsed cigarettes after a published ad showed her signature. She says she signed for an old friend without reading and urges readers to withhold belief until she verifies. The controversy highlights clashes between older and younger generations over public images.
A will for a $50,000 Toledo home for young women bans fat applicants and favors slender entrants. The odd clause prompts questions about motive as readers reflect on a broader tale of ambition, scandal, and sensational headlines spanning a rash of local crime and reform debates.
The conference at Vernon Baptist Church will cover Christian Stewardship Evangelism Church Government and Pastoral Theology with Rev J H Moore as secretary of state and Rev W officiating. Edna B Mason of South Boston Va will sing nightly as a special feature. reserved seats for white attendees. All pastors and congregations are invited.
Following Sunday school at First Methodist Church the junior church meets in the community room at 9 30 for worship with a talk to the children by Miss Dorothy Gardyne Y W C A girl scout secretary. At 11 a.m. the senior service in the main auditorium features an organ prelude Berceuse by Godard anthems and offertory by Dubois and a soprano solo by Mrs. J H Allred with an improvised organ postlude by Aspyr.
Rev P E Lindley will speak on The Hour of Temptation at the early worship and Rev E Lester Ballard will lead the 7 30 pm night service with The Same Jesus as theme Music includes Twilight O Precious Saviour Song Without Words By the Waters of Babylon Processional March All are invited to attend the services.
The Feb 28 shipments set a new daily high as 752 Studebaker cars rolled from plants amid February price cuts. Urgent dealer demand led to an emergency Sunday shipping, with 1648 cars total for Feb 26–28, averaging over a car per minute in 24 hours. Destinations spanned the United States and worldwide.
Little bunches of pearl grapes are used in French earrings to complement a pearl necklace, creating a coordinated jewelry set. The design emphasizes delicate clusters and uniform sheen for an elegant appearance.
A fashion note highlights black crepe as the leading spring fabric for mature women, emphasizing its popularity and versatile appeal for mature wear.
Barque pearls in pastel colored strands long enough to wind three times around the neck are advertised for sale. The item description emphasizes pliant, glossy beads suitable for decorative wear and gift use.
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