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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
6
The Klothes Shop at Main and Washington streets, led by Mannie Rosen, will discontinue business citing economic factors. A storewide sale will clear all stock and fixtures at sacrifice prices as the shop winds down its operations.
Yesterday afternoon at a South Main Street home a bridge party hosted three tables. Miss Mary Muse won the club prize a handkerchief case and Mrs Grattan Foy took the guest prize a hose box.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hepler spend a few days in Lynchburg Virginia and Washington DC. Mrs. Linnie F. Kemp of Winston-Salem visits Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kemp on Cable street. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Davis return from a month long boat trip to South America and the West Indies. Charles T. Amos returns from Miami Florida after two weeks with Mrs. Amos and their two sons wintering there. Mrs. Laurance Ingram returns from Lynchburg where she visited Ran dolph Macon College. Miss Nancy Carr Terry a Salem college student returns to the college after visiting her father in Roland Park.
The March issue of the Carolina Journal of Pharmacy is dedicated to George C C Goodman a Mooresville druggist and former North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association president. Dr J G Beard writes the dedicatory sketch praising his 50 years at Mooresville pharmacy and his early 1881 license and role in the association.
A brown and yellow flowered chiffon evening dress features a hip-length tucked flounce that points downward at the front and sides, with a long back length that nearly touches.
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