Miss Flack Hidden in Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Eunice Flack underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at a local hospital. The report notes she is recovering, with no further details on her condition or next steps.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1923
Page
4
Eunice Flack underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at a local hospital. The report notes she is recovering, with no further details on her condition or next steps.
The Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic hall at 7 30. The Choral Society gathers at Wesley Memorial church at eight this evening.
Owing to the state federation of Music clubs meeting in Winston Salem the Delta Tau club postpones its date. Mrs Robert Bencini will host at Mrs E A Snow home at 3.00. Mrs Robert Brockett will host the Fortnightly Bridge club at 5.00 on Johnson Street. Archdale Woman's club meets at 2.30 with Mrs R T Hassell hosting.
Mrs. Irvin Groome will host a Beta Pi club meeting at 3 30. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Protestant church holds a reception in the Sunday school rooms for church members and Sunday school. The Dinner Bridge club will be entertained by Mrs. C C M Hauser at 6 30.
Mrs. G A Pollock will speak to the Cornelian club at 3 o clock in the afternoon. The engagement is noted as a local club event in the community listings.
J B Vesta returns to the city after a winter in Florida. Mrs B R Thurman comes back from Charlotte where she attended a three day conference for Girl Reserve workers.
March 13 report from Thomasville notes Mrs Orm L Pierce and two sons returning to Asheboro after visiting her mother Mrs Dewitt Westmoreland. Mrs M Stadiem came back from Baltimore and New York after buying goods for her dress shop. Miss Juanita Peacock of Greensboro spent the weekend with her mother Mrs J W Peacock. Miss Cynthia File visited High Point Saturday afternoon for shopping.
The old time mix Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens faded or gray hair naturally. A dampened sponge applied to small strands fades gray in a morning and with repeated use hair becomes darker, thicker, and glossier.
Advertisement proclaims Allenrhu as a sure cure for rheumatism with a money back guarantee. It cites James H. Allen of Rochester as the inventor and instructs druggists to offer the full pint bottle with a refund if no relief, promising fast effects within twenty four hours and urging sufferers to try the remedy.
Harris Mr and Mrs John R Myers with Misses Maie Snelle and May Liven traveled to Greensboro yesterday in a likely family outing.
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