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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

6

Garden club and social notices from Guilford and nearby towns

Miss Louise Alcorn improves after surgery at Guilford General hospital. Burbank Garden Club to hold a benefit bridge party at the Country club with prizes for high and low scores. Lotus Club meets at Mrs. Barrett’s North Hamilton Street home. Reidsville Garden Club to stage a flower show at Municipal building open 2 30 to 10. Main Street Church Ladies Aid holds a food sale starting 9 30 in the building beside Economy drug store. Laura Wesson chapter U D C members urged to meet cemetery for Memorial Day exercises. Mrs Dewey Garrett hosts a bridge club in Monroe Apartments with high score plaque. Wednesday Bridge club hosted by Mr and Mrs John Walker on Colonial Drive with scores and prizes. Misses Lucille and Aurelia Payne surprised for birthdays with guests and songs. Mrs George Johnston hosts a progressive hearts party for Jamestown high school faculty and junior class with prizes and readings.

Burbank Garden Club Main Street Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society M. E Economy Drug Garret Dewey Garrett Monroe Apartments Dianthue Sherman Swaim Anne Gray L. C. Ferguson Grady Beck Grover Garland Mark Freeman Rena Little O. B. Bonner Farrell Gray Leslie Bowling Laurence Ingram Misses Payne Trinity Lucille Aurelia Payne Ruby Payne Avis Fulp John Kester High Point George Johnston Greensboro Road Jamestown High School

Wal nuts Cove Sunday visit and local health updates

The article notes visits and recoveries in North Carolina with several names mentioned. Grace Isom and Mise Lil lian Smith spent Sunday in Walnut Cove. Mrs. R. D. Newman of Jamestown improves at Burrus Clinic. C A York and James Lyon left for Paradise Point for a stay of several days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard White and child return from Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Jennie Trotter returned to Greensboro after visiting Miss Mary Muse. Mrs. B L Swartzberg recovers from Burrus Clinic tonsil removal. Mrs. J E Hardee guests of W L Charles at 311 English Street. Mrs. William Ayares and two children return to Baltimore after visiting I Seigel on Lindsay Street. Poison gas spread by airplanes used to combat mosquitoes in Florida swamps. Florida has the largest area of swamps and wetlands among states, totaling about 19 800 000 acres.

William Ayares I. Seigel Lindsay Street Baltimore

Believe Martins Bones Found After Escape and Killing

Winston Salem April 9 reports state Summerfield Martin, an escaped convict and alleged co murderer of Claude H. Jones, is believed dead. Federal findings near a Mississippi forest indicate bones from a man matching Martins description, tying to the January fight and the Brooks crossroads slaying during a return trip from Chattanooga.

Leaksville Mississippi Winston Salem N. C Summerfield Martin Claude H. Jones Martin John Melver McCreary North Carolina Jones Brooks Cross Chattanooga Tenn Jones Martin Meliver Rance

Neptune discovery and possible outer planets

The planet Neptune, the farthest from the sun among known worlds, was discovered in 1846. It notes that there may be planets beyond Neptune, but none have yet been found on any photographs.

Neptune

Mrs Tomlinson Elected Head of North Carolina Garden Clubs

Mrs S H Tomlinson of High Point was elected president of the North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs at the Raleigh meeting. She succeeds Mrs R D Gapin of Reidsville. Mrs John H Hamilton of Wilmington became second vice president and Mrs James Addenton of Lexington was elected corresponding secretary.

S. H. Tomlinson High Point North Carolina Federation of Garden Clube Raleigh Tomlinson R. D. Gapin Reidsville John H. Hamilton Wilmington James Addenton Lexington Dillard C. Ragan J. J. Dell D. H. Parsons A. C. Jones Jack Edwards F. R. Taylor W. C. McEwen J. W. Clinard Effie Cox Ernest Herndon O. P. Moffitt Raleiza T.cuis Mahler Raleigh Club

Present Tar Heel Woman At Court

Miss Lillian Emerson daughter of Mrs. Frank Terry of Black Mountain will be among eight Americans presented at the first court of Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace tonight. Mrs. Ray Atherton will be her sponsor. Emerson has previously danced for royal spectators at Buckingham Palace and has spent winter months in Europe with her mother.

Lillian Emerson Black Mountain Frank Terry Europe Queen Mary Buckingham Palace Ray Atherton Charge D’affirs Miss Emerson Emerson Paris London Saint James

Visual Perception in Fish and Planetary Facts

The trout can see above its eye level and will swim toward food below it when hungry. Carp and suckers see only what lies beneath. Venus orbits about 67 million miles from the sun with sunlight heating a maximum of 48 degrees.

Venus Sun

Hair weight averages and long-lived cockatoos

The text notes that an average head of hair weighs between 5 and 12 ounces. It also states that cockatoos can live as long as 180 years, a remarkable lifespan for the birds.

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Wiss Alcorn Louise Alcorn Guilford General Hospital Lotus Club The F. H. Barrett North Hamilton Street Laura Wesson Aurelia Mildred Johnson Mildred Payne Jessie Crowson Florence Younts Hannah White L. G. Monroe Ed White John Payne Hugh Phillips Sam English Brant Ayers Oscar Frye Chester Massey Orvie Hayworth Bill Maurer Ines Davis Wade H. Marlette Joe Bales L. O. Williard Earlene Adams Dorothy, Davis Irma Groome Lola May Byrd Virginia Beam Jacqueline Alderman Willie May Brown Edward Wicke Oris Harvey William Wiles Nathan Reynolds George Crickmore Roy Sullivan M. L. Bales Thomasville Georgette Moffitt’s North Main Street CTV Tinal Metal Eyum PCE Top Critid Company Jake Red Bell Rialto Theatre R. A. Wilson N. Main St Mreas Tortigh Fkll Nso Phi Cape Eledely Grab Enti Grace Isom Mise Lillian Smith Walnut Cove R. D. Newman Jamestown Burrus Clinic C. A. York James Lyon Paradise Point Richard White Chattanooga, Tenn C. P. Neese High Point Hospital Jennie Trotter Greensboro Mary Muse B. L. Swartzberg Roland Park J. E. Hardee Madison, Fla W. L. Charles English Street Florida PER ‘Baking State Federation I. Miller Golden Arrow Beavan’s Brown Kilt Shoe Store Buster Brown South Main Street J. B. Johnson Mgr DIZE High Point Office D. D. Heim Care Bell Furniture Co Phoro Winston-Salem Nike
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