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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1921

Page

3

Births and Weddings Highlight Local Society News

Mrs. T. F. Payne announces a son. Eva Smith and Thomas Hunt wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. D Brown officiating. Mrs. Ida Beenk announces Myrtle Katherine to Dr. Roy T. Hodgin with home in Asheboro. Friday Bridge Club meets with Miss Thelma Wineskie. Miss Ethel Thompson visiting. Mrs. M. P. Higgins will speak in Greensboro on Parent-Teacher activities. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of NC meets in Rocky Mount March 29–31 with numerous High Point attendees.

Eva Smith Thomas Hunt English Street D. Brown Utheran Mrs. Hunt High Point Prinipals Ida Beenk Myrtle Katherine Roy T. Hodgin Thelma Wineskie North Main Street Ethel Thompson Martinsburg W. Va Louise Ingram Katherine Harmon Thompson M. P. Higgins Worcester Mass National Council of Parent-Teachers Associations Greensboro Court House Parent-Teacher Association Higgins Charlotte North Carolina E. Sternberger Gate City Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Rocky Mount Fred Thomas C. E. Sheloff Herman Sears Virginia Clinard State Baptist Convention Wesley N. Jones Raleigh Charles E. Maddry Jones J. F. Love Richmond

Beads May Shape Style at Missionary Delegation

Mrs W C James of Birmingham leads W M A Southern Baptist convention delegates with Mrs Maude McClure and Miss Alda Grayson from China and Louisville, Soochow and Mere dith College representatives joining Mrs Thomas and others from High Point to attend First Baptist Church woman’s missionary society events. Miss Clinard represents the Y W A as a delegate.

Sion Beard W. C. James Birmingham Ala W. M. A. Southern Baptist Convention Maude R. McClure Louisville Training School Alda Grayson Laichowfu China T. CC. Britton Soochow Evelyn Campbell Meredith College Livingston Johnson Raleigh Thomas Sheloff Sears High Point Woman’s Missionary Society The First Baptist Church Clinard Y. W.A

Local Social Roundup of Visiting Guests and Trips

Mr and Mrs Charles E Wagner return to New York after visiting Mr and Mrs John Sheloff on North Main Street. Miss Genevieve Moore from High Point joined the Moravian sunrise service in Winston Salem. The Hunt family from Columbia SC and Mrs Julia N Moore stay with the Lever family on Chestnut Street. Mrs Gilbert Clark shopped in Greensboro. Easter visits include H A Cecil in Thomasville with Mrs B B Wagner. Joseph Fletcher and son Buster from Winston-Salem visit High Point hosts J G Lambert and C C Barnhardt’s group. Mrs C C Barnhardt visits Greensboro with sons Carol and Ralph. Nina White and party were in Greensboro for theater. Mrs Walter Hargett travels to Thomasville with Mabel Hoover and Walter Jr.. Edger and Walter join Sunday. Several guest groups attend a Missionary convention in Rocky Mount. Iris Burrus arrives from Converse Wednesday with two guests for five days in High Point. Mary Bungarder and Essie Peeler of Hickory visit Miss Mae Snyder on South Main. Marcie Goley of Graham leaves for home after a brief sojourn with J H Adams on North Main.

Charles E. Wagner New York John Sheloff North Main Street

An Outfit for Young Girl

A charming dress set described for a young girl features a plaid white skirt and matching ensemble. The appealing combination promises delight for youngsters and highlights classic clothing styles.

Klub Calendar Plans Benefit Party

Monday notices no missionary meetings due to the East er Monday holiday Lt PD C to meet at the Elks Home at o'clock in preparation for a big benefit party this evening from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock.

Lt. PD. C Elks

Tuesday Bridge Club Meeting in Roland Park

Tuesday Bridge club meets with Mrs. M. Clarence Crowson in Roland Park at 3 30 p.m. Ww. Oo. T invites members to meet next week since this is the fifth Tuesday. Peacock Philathea class of First Baptist church meets with Mrs. W Beavans at 7 30 p.m.

M. Clarence Crowson Roland = Park Oo. T Peacock Philathea First Baptist Church W. ©. Beavans

Wednesday club to meet with Mrs Kenneth Denny

The Delta Tau club meets at Hamilton Street with Mrs Kenneth Denny at 3 30. A Woman's club gathering occurs on the fifth Wednesday. The Blue Bird Band of Girl Reserves plans an April Fool session at the WY W Co A hut at 38 45 o'clock. The social committee will head the party.

Delta Tau Club Kenneth Denny Hamilton Street Blue Bird Band WY. W. Co. A. Hut

Thursday Teacups Club Meeting Noted on Hamilton Street

The Teacups club will meet with Mrs. Kenneth Denny on Hamilton Street at 3 00 PM Thursday. The notice lists the hour and host for the social gathering.

Teacups Club Kenneth Denny Hamilton Street

Friday club meetings list with host names

Friday Cornelian club to meet with Mrs Bob Skelott and Mrs Garnet Pollock at the Skelott home in Johnson Place at 8 30. Gamma Zeta club to meet Hostess as yet unannounced. Sorosis club to meet with Mrs F E Creelman on North Main Street at 3 30. Priscilla club to meet with Mrs W G Shipman on Gatewood Avenue at 38 00. The business meeting will begin promptly.

Cornelian Club Bob Skelott Garnet Pollock Skelott Johnson Place Gamma Zeta Club Sorosis Club F. E. Creelman North Main Street Priscilla Club W. G. Shipman Gatewood Avenue

Junior Guild Meeting at St Mary's P E Church

The Junior Guild of St Mary s P E church will meet with Mrs George W Laddler on North Main Street at 3 o clock Saturday.

St. Mary's P. E. Church George W. Laddler North Main Street

Card of Thanks for Mary J. Shepard

The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mary J. Shepard.

Mary J. Shepard

Embroidered overblouse with satin baronet lining idea

A suggested garment pairing features a lining mounted to hang from the shoulders, plus an overblouse in rose pink or old blue crash or linen. Embroidery uses pink blue lavender purple and black wool, plain stitchwork to enhance the design.

South textile leader predicts gradual recovery for mills

Aug W. Smith, president of Brandon Poinsett and Woodruff mills, says the southern and national business outlook has improved, money is easier, but mills will not yet return to a solid paying basis. He expects further liquidation before better times arrive.

Greenville S. C W. Smith Brandon Poinsett and Woodruff Cotton Mills South America Bey

Baptist Training School Rally Near Greensville

More than one thousand Baptists are gathered for the Baptist Training School event in Greensville on March 28. The assembly includes members from Eight Counties Christian Council and local church leaders coordinating sessions and sermons.

Baptist Training School Greenvili

Greenville training school and Bible conference schedule

The notice invites attendance for the week beginning Sunday at Greenville training school and Bible conference for Sunday school B Y P U and all church workers.

Greenville Training School and Bible Conference

Remarkable Remarks on US Military Power and Democratic Labor Law

Quotes warn that robust military and naval growth will scare other nations as Germany once did, while asserting that economic pressure through lockouts or strikes has no place in a democratic government. Judge W L Huggins, presiding Kansas Court of Industrial Relations, weighs in.

United States Germany Jane Adams W. L. Huggins Kansas Court of Industrial Relations

Judge Glenn Discusses Concealed Weapons Law Repeal

Judge James Glenn of Cleveland argues the concealed weapon law should be repealed to curb crime if law abiding citizens are allowed to carry arms. The remark reflected on public safety and policy debates.

James Glenn Cleveland

Hoover warns Europe on recovery tied to Russia

Herbert Hoover asserts that Europe cannot regain economic stability until Russia resumes production, underlining a link between Moscow's output and Western recovery prospects. The remark frames postwar economic dynamics and supply chain concerns affecting continental markets.

Europe Russia Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce

Giant 8,000,000-bushel grain elevator opens in Canton

A new grain elevator with capacity of 8,000,000 bushels is completed at Canton Maryland, marking a major boost to the area’s storage and grain handling capacity.

Canton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs T. F. Payne Mrs. J. Wall Smith-Hunt Asheboro Baptist Convention Genevieve Moore Winston-Salem I. W. Hunt and Baby Columbia, S. C J. W. Lever Chestnut Street Julia N. Moore Columbia Levers Gilbert Clark H. A. Cecil Thomasville Mrs. Cecil B. B. Wagner Joseph Fletcher Buster Mrs. J. G. Lambert C. C. Barnhardt Ruth Plunkett Carol Ralph Nina White Walter Hargett Mabel Hoover Walter, Jr Edgar Fred A. Thomas Keee Sheloff Woman’s Missionary Convention Iris Burrus Converse Mary Bungarder Essie Peeler Hickory Mae Snyder South Main Street Marcie Goley Graham Klub Kalendar Georgette Ruth Moffitt Furnishing Co New Spring Quality Shoe Store Young High Point Enterprise
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