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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

3

Births and Society Notes From Winston Salem Area

Birth announcements report a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Howell Street and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cook of Thomasville Road. Mrs. W. L. Jackson and children visit relatives in Winston. J. H. Jennings, NC Public Service superintendent in High Point, underwent appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. The Cornelians host a Friday afternoon gathering at 205 Johnson Place. Stehli silk mill girls attend a St Patrick celebration at the Y Hut led by Effie Cox and Belva Calloway with an Irish program and community game activities.

Arthur Brown Howell Street J. H. Jennings Guilford General Hospital Mr. Jennings North Carolina Public Service Company High Point Cornelians J. C. Davis R. D. Simpson Davis Johnson Place Stehli Y. Hut St. Patrick’s Effie Cox Belva Calloway Prish High Point Piedmont Hosiery Mills Willis Slane Emma Howe Slane B. and P W High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club

Club notices mark High Point social season events

Thursday and Friday calendars show duplicate and other bridge luncheons at South and North Main, St Patrick party planning at Y huts, folk dancing lessons, and Blue Bird girl reserves programs. Revivals shift to Springfield church as the Christian Endeavor meets.

Duplicate Bridge A. D. Barnes Snow South Main Street J. R. Reitzal North Main Street Ben Moore John Lindsay, Jr Cornellan Club J. CC Davis Johnson Place Bridge Club Mars Tom Powell Darrell Pitts Lindsay Street Philomathean Club Mes Richardson Durham Hosiery Club Y. Hut Springfield Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends Church Clara Cox L. W. McFarland Chrs Society Miss Johnson Blue Bird Band

Man or Woman Which Is More Beautiful Experts Disagree

New York reports an enduring debate on beauty. University of Pennsylvania professor R T Mackenzie argues men are more beautiful while performers and critics across arts disciplines offer contrasting views. The piece quotes dancers, poets, scholars, and performers weighing measurements and essence.

New York R. T. MacKenzie University of Pennsylvania Dolores Sally Andreas Pavley Pavley-Oukrainsky Ballet George Cram’ Cook Provincetown Players Edna St. Vincent Millay Mary Garden Chicago Grand Opera Company Dr. Mackenzie

Springfield Club’s Springtime Banquet Friends and Guests Dine

The High Point Springfield Club hosted an elaborate spring banquet with white and yellow jonquils, a bridal cake centerpiece, and a gift mound. Miss Perryman and Miss Elva Blair led a humorous reading and a club work review as out of town guests and many local members attended.

Miss White Welborn H. A. Tomlinson Ernest Wall Annie Armfield John White S. C. Peebles Peebles Miss Perryman

Local Residents Report Travels and Illness Highlights

Mr and Mrs Ed Ellison with E R McIntire have returned from Charlotte. Mrs Alma Goldstein is critically ill in a Charlotte hospital. Mrs Lucile Holton is recovering at home. Mrs H T Hudson and daughters Hybernia and Laverne returned from Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs Henry Campbell of Spencer visited Mrs John Hayworth in High Point.

Mrs Ed Ellison E. R. McIntire Charlotte Alma Goldstein Lucile Holton Henry Campbell Spencer High Point John Hayworth High Street

Greer Announces Candidacy for Fourth Ward Council

A. N. Greer of 503 Park Street becomes the first High Point resident to declare for city council, seeking the fourth ward seat in the upcoming municipal election. Greer, a familiar local figure, previously served one term on the board.

A. N. Greer Park Street Greer

Card of Thanks for Lin nie VanCannon sisters

The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their beloved sister Lin nie Miss Nannie and Jessie VanCannon.

Linnie Nannie Jessie VanCannon

None equals Brames Vapo Salve for croup and cold

A brief note asserts Brame’s Vapo Mentha Salve is unmatched for croup pneumonia and cold by any price. The line emphasizes its claimed effectiveness with a price point implied to be irrelevant.

Brame

Lula Smitherman Improves After Pneumonia Illness

Miss Lula Smitherman, previously critically ill with pneumonia, shows slow improvement as her condition stabilizes and her doctors report cautious progress.

Lula Smitherman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winston B. H. Cook Mrs. Cook Thomasville Road Mr. Jennings Jr Stehli Group Klub Kalendar Ida Mungvon Violet Music Federation H. I. Coffield Dan W. Smith Musical Art Club of North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Greensboro Smith Frank A. Seiberling Akron Ohio National Music Federation North Carolina Federation Musicsl Mooney North Carolina O. Henry Euterpe Club State Musical Federation Nellie White Archdale Archdale Women’s Club Jake Welborn Oscar Ross Blalock Asheboro Mme Welborn Jennelee Welborn Miss Welborn Outliet Moffitt Furnishing Company C M. Buck Asheville Juliane Jones Emmett. Holteen J. Harry McBroom Abingdon Annie Thomas Walter JL. Hargett Thomasville Uct White & Wyckoff Mills Stationery Salisbury Ping Wesley Memorial Church Sloan's Liniment Sloan Ltd Wrence & Co Chicago J. A. Hart Drug Co U. S. Department of Agriculture High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co Jack Edwards Inc Peindeg Odice Fuggly
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