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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1930

Page

7

Miss Mary Trice Hosts Bridge Club Guests in Lexington

In Lexington on Friday morning March 22 Miss Mary Trice played hostess to her bridge club and guests at her East Center street home. Eleven attendees enjoyed five tables of games before luncheon at one. Prizes included items for Mrs Katherine Jordan, Mrs James R English, and Mrs Gordon Smith.

Lexington Mary Trice Bridge Club East Center Street St. Patrick’s Katherine Jordon New York James R. English Gordon Smith Thomasville Houbigant High Score Club W. O. Burgin Paul Hinkle Alice Virginia Trice J. M. Gamewell Katherine Jordan New York City J. W. Moffitt T. C. Hinkle W. QO. Burgin C. H. Thompson L. M. Grimes Will Moffitt O. J. McCoy Ralph D. Moffitt P. W. Critcher J. J. Dell Lacy Leonard Cliff DeLapp Frank Holton Will Brown

Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Herman Myers Hosted by Miss Lucile Myers

Miss Lucile Myers hosted a Wednesday birthday party at the Myers home honoring her birth date. Guests enjoyed numerous games and contests, with refreshments of fruit, jello, cake, and mints in a pink and white decor setting. The gathering was described as very enjoyable.

Herman Myers Lucile Myers

War Letters Reveal Civil War Hardships Read by Penry

Penry presented letters by Lexington Confederate soldiers from battle lines of the Civil War. Attendees realized the veterans’ hardships through the readings. At program end fourteen chapter members attended with refreshments provided by hostesses and associates.

Fifteenth Birthday Party at Shoaf Home

R G Shoaf Jr celebrated his fourteenth birthday Saturday evening with a six o'clock dinner at his parents home on West Fifth Avenue. Guests included James Hayes, Jack Bower, James Daniel, Emery Raper Jr, Frances Holmes, and Rudolph Sink. After dinner they played games and enjoyed the merriment of the occasion.

R. G. Shoaf, Jr R. G. Shoaf West Fifth Avenue James Hayes Jack Bower James Daniel Emery Raper, Jr Frances Holmes Rudolph Sink

Local High School Quartet to Perform at Guilford

Local music lovers may attend a Sunday concert by the High Point high school string quartet at Guilford College on Mar. 22. Under Miss Virginia Fank, the group includes Adelaide Crowell and Francis Sloan on violins, Julia Gold Clark on cello, Robert Hoskins and M. T. Hicks on violas. The program features works by Haydn Bach Handel Bizet Nardini and Bachlerini.

Guilford College High Point High School Virginia Fank Adelaide Crowell Francis Sloan Julia Gold Clark Robert Hoskins M. T. Hicks Hayden Bach Handel Bizet Nardini Baccherini

Woman Ground Engineer Becomes First License Holder

London Amy Johnson a 20 year old member of the London Airplane club is the first woman to receive a ground engineer license from the air ministry.

London Amy Johnson London Airplane Club Air Ministry

Geologists Estimate Early Human Existence Span

Geologists propose humans have existed on Earth from about 190,000 to 1.5 million years. The range reflects evolving dating methods and fossil records across early human species.

Mrs Mehane Hosts Thomasville Bridge Lunch As Guests Dine

Mrs E H Mahone hosted a Friday morning bridge luncheon for the Afternoon Bridge club and guests at her home in Thomasville. Prizes went to Mrs Reece Harville and Mrs W G Hi excelled among guests. The event followed by a two course spring lunch. Also noted were a birth announcement for William Krelith Jr by Mr and Mrs W E Tomlinson and several local educators attending a State Teachers meeting in Raleigh.

E. H. Mahone Reece Harville W. G. Hi W. E. Tomlinson William Krelith, Jr Tuesaday Sunrise Avenue

Social bridge gatherings honor Greenville visitors in Saint Patrick theme

Mrs Ansel Cox Jr hosted guests including Mrs S A Miller of Greenville at three table bridge sessions. Eva White won highest score, Helen Hinkle took low, prizes included a lingerie gift and deck of cards. Other socials featured the Ladies Aid at Mrs Gordon Smith home, La Gusta club games, and Meade Hite led devotions with plans for beautifying backyards.

W. H. Tudor Ansel Cox, Jr Bridge S. A. Miller Greenville S. C Eva White Helen Hinkle Cox Miller Ray Hoover Moyer Mendenhall Forest Grimes Emily Commander Eva Ladies’ Aid Society The First Baptist Church Gordon Smith Colonial Drive R. G. Jennings Betty Clare Jennings Rosetta Boles Smith Meade Hite M. J. Kesler Archibald Johnson H. W. Maier la Gusta Club Ruth Myers 38. M. Miller Ansel Cox Jr Laura File Willie Mae Myers Madeline Hoover Lexington Avenue Ansel Cox S. M. Miller Annie Yow Mare Snell M. Red Jennings H. T. Hethcock Mond Phillips Ray Hovy

Mary Weaver Recovering After Thursday Operation

Miss Mary Weaver at High Point hospital underwent a serious operation on Thursday and is reported recovering satisfactorily, friends will be glad to learn.

Mary Weaver High Point Hospital

Snell Family Spends Weekend with Mollie Snell in Southport

Mr and Mrs Paul Snell and their children from Southport arrived yesterday to spend the weekend with Mollie Snell on Myers Street. Mrs William Webb and her Oxford children are visiting Archibald and Mrs Johnson.

Paul Snell Southport Mollie Snell Myers Street William Webb Oxford Archibald Johnson

Mrs. Dudley and son visit Boyles in town

Mrs. Guy Dudley and her son Rucker, from Danville Virginia, are spending the week with Mrs. Dudley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyles.

Guy Dudley Rucker Danville, Va J. W. Boyles

Miss Lucy Eason Spends Time at Home in Stantonsburg

Miss Lucy Eason is spending time at her home in Stantonsburg North Carolina.

Lucy Eason Stantonsburg, N. C

Patty Hasler Improves After Serious Illness at Kinney Wood

Friends report Patty Hasler is improving at home in Kinney Wood after a serious illness. The update comes from her supporters who hope for a full recovery.

Furnishing Your Outdoor Room For Beauty And For Comfort

A guide to garden features for outdoor rooms highlighting sundials bird baths and arbors. It emphasizes sunlit placement for sundials, design and drainage for bird baths, and vine arbors with built-in seating and latticed flooring to create attractive, functional outdoor living spaces.

Atlanta Official Stands Convicted

Councilman Harry C. York was found guilty on all five counts of bribery in municipal administration. He received three 12 month chain gang terms and fines totaling four thousand dollars. two two month terms or one thousand dollars in fines for the remaining counts. Bond was raised to twenty thousand dollars. The trial spanned a week, with five hours of jury deliberation. York was the first of twenty indicted in a Fulton county graft probe.

Atlanta Harry C. York John D. Humphries Fulton County Superior

Gandhi March Triggers Resignations Across Districts

Gandhi's sea march sparks official resignations as 33 headmen and 11 assistants quit in Jambusar district. In Jalalpur district more officials resign in anticipation of Gandhi's actions. Panji Motilal Nehru and Jawaharlal Nehru meet Gandhi to discuss the civil disobedience campaign.

Jambusar Bombay Presidency Idia Mahatma Gandhi Ankhi Gandhi Jalalpur all-India Congress Committee Pandit Motilal Nehru Jawaharlal Nehru

Holmes Appeals To Supreme Court In Water Works Case

Oliver Wendell Holmes is named in an appeal before the Supreme Court though the justice himself has no issues before the bench. The Fayetteville North Carolina suit targets two state laws governing the citys water and sewage systems and electric lines.

Oliver W. Holmes Supreme Court Washington Oliver Wendell Holmes Fayetteville North Carolina

Africa's Language Mosaic Counts About 600 Voices

A broad survey notes roughly 600 languages and dialects are spoken across Africa reflecting rich linguistic diversity. Researchers highlight regional clusters and core language families while acknowledging documentation gaps.

Africa

New Fashions Highlight Gossard Foundations

The passage notes new gowns and undergarments with emphasis on Gossard products. It promotes a semi step girdle for sports wear and a combination garment for evening dresses. Miss Gooch offers fitting services to ensure proper foundation and chic lines.

Monarch Canned Foods Highlight at Hufhams Market

Women are urged to choose Monarch canned foods for quality meats and fresh vegetables. Hufhams market carries a full Monarch line of fruits vegetables jellies preserves and pickles with bulk pickles available in modern containers.

Monarch Hufhams Market

Spring fashion and sandwich ideas mix in vintage window card

The page shows Spring fashion notes with gloves, caps, capes, tweed coats, belts, peplums, fur, pastels, and delicate sleeves. It also shares a recipe for toasted sardine and chicken salad sandwiches with tomato soup cheese sauce and garnishes.

New York Ion Paton Paris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Trice Miss Myers Robert E. Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy W. G. Penry West First Avenue C. W. Trice Old North State Virginia Woodrow McKay Westover Byrd Lula Walker Battle Abbey Richmond White House O. Max Gardner Margaret Gooch N. C Lady Astor Guilford J. C. Penney’s High Point, N. C Mrs. Mehane Thomasville, Mar Vira Clodfelter Elizabeth Yow A. R. Swaim Mover Mendenhall High Point Walter Hargett Johneau Street D. W. Maddox A. R. Bullock Main Street Raleigh Lillian Yow Rinehard Marion Crider Elsie Doxey Bradsher Miss Patty Hasler Kinneywood Harry York Ghandi Beavan’s Marge Ingrams Ingram Olive Borden Lloyd Hughes George Fawcett Hodge-Podge
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