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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1931

Page

6

Summer Fashion Odds and Ends for Women and Misses

Costume slips in white and flesh plus pajamas and gowns in new summer styles. Linen suits sizes 14 to 20, new washable gloves, sport coats, cotton frocks, swim suits, skirts and hats offered in a range of whites and pale shades with bold colors. Novelty bags, beads, silk umbrellas and leather bags complete the assortment.

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Announce Fvents of MENTS Society

Event notice for MENTS Society listing contact 4565 and social personal matters. Readers are invited to participate or respond regarding upcoming gatherings and member communications.

Will Have Stunt Night At Welch Memorial Church

Circle number 1 of Welch Memorial church hosts stunt night in the Junior Assembly room tonight beginning at 8 o clock. A small admission will be charged.

Welch Memorial Church

Foy-Hostess Bridge Party Highlights Local Social News

A series of afternoon bridge sessions featured high score prizes won by Ms. Seborn Perry and Miss Lillian Lorton. Guests included Mrs. John Abels and a long list of local society members. Culinary treats followed, with refreshments served to attendees.

Robert Sheloff Sedgefield Lillian Lorton Tulsa Okla W. C. Lunz Charleston 8. C H. G. Luderton Josephine Cramer Robinson Wade Marsh 8. L. Davis, Jr Congress Seborn Perry John Abels Foy Mesdames W. J. Fraley Phillip Davis Lynn Trout John Foy Alfred Katie Midget Aurora N. C Peacock John Peacock Johnson Street Phil Warner Farrell Gray Robert Cottam Delk Smith Irvin Groome W. B. Thomas Ben Moore Harold Bennett Tom Powell Garnet Pollock Herman Smith Ney Evans Roland Holton C. T. Ingram Bert Kirkman James Lyon Lawrence Matton Violet Johnson

Local notices flag daily comings and goings

Mrs. Julia McSwain is confined to her home at 1124 Adams Street with a sprained ankle. J D Rogers Jr Joe Cox and Bill Phillips left for New York to spend the weekend. Woodrow Brooks a student at Oglethorpe University will visit his parents in Sherron Hills for the summer. Mrs W M Bales Mrs R L Brinson and Mrs J N Bready spent yesterday in Charlotte. John Cagle Jr, son of Clifford and Mrs Cagle Trinity ill at home. Miss Alice Caldwell spent last night with her parents A S Caldwell then returned to Salem.

Clinard Bryn Mawr Ruth Clinard Bryn Mawr College Philadelphia New York City Rosalie Jacobi Wilmington Mary Crouse Merritt Lindenton L. W. Geary National Accident and Health Insurance Company Weiner Forrest Avenue Fred Ellington John King N. F. Foster G. A. Watts Leonard Ellington R. L. Stelley Virgie Smith Louise Ellington Odessa Maske Reba Ellington Julia McSwain Adams Street J. D. Rogers, Jr Joe Cox Bill Phillips New York Woodrow Brooks Oglethorpe University Oglethorpe, Ga R. L. Brooks Sherron Hills Bee Gee John Cagle Clifford Cagle Trinity Alice McRae Caldwell Mrs. A.S. Caldwell Salem

Value of Education Highlighted At Kiwanis Luncheon

N. M. Harrison of High Point College spoke at the First Presbyterian church luncheon, arguing education boosts community and state prosperity, lengthens life and service, and raises life opportunities. He cited a prison survey showing only one in 100 young men is a high school graduate.

N. M. Harrison High Point College Kiwanis Club First Presbyterian Church Kiwanis L. L. Stookey Herman F. Abels

Juniors Officiate At Kearns Rites

Funeral services for Robert Larkin Kearns were held at the Main Street M E church with ministers from several local churches presiding. The Junior order provided the service leadership and pallbearers, while Daughters of America handled flowers. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial park with graveside rites by the Junior order.

Robert Larkin Kearns Main Street M. EB W. B. Stanley Long Shoals Wesleyan Methodist Church Lincolnton H. O. Miller Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church W. E. Shaw Pilgrim Holiness Church Asheboro D. W. Hoskins J. L. Sechrest Claude Rickert W. P. Anderson V. D. Sale A. F. Moore Daughters of America Oakwood Memorial Park

Mayors to be served mineral water in Dijon visit

In Dijon on May 29, municipal authorities weigh serving only mineral water to visiting American mayors in line with prohibition law. A toast has never been drunk with water since the city’s founding.

Dijon France America United States

Petroleum output in Trinidad up fourfold over decade

In Trinidad petroleum production last year reached four times the level recorded ten years earlier. The report notes a significant rise in output affecting regional energy statistics.

Trinidad

Bishop Bowne Returns From Southern Clergy Clinic

Rev H Norwood Bowne rector of St Marys Episcopal church has returned from a clergy clinic held in Charlotte this week for ministers from North and South Carolina. The three clinics in Memphis Atlanta and Charlotte prepared for a fall teaching mission of the Great Commission across southern dioceses. The Right Reverend Edwin A Penick led the effort with national council members including Dr Lewis B Franklin. Simultaneous missions are planned in November across southern parishes and missions.

H. Norwood Bowne St. Mary's Episcopal Church North South Carolina Charlotte Great Commission of Christ Episcopal Church Virginia Mississippi Louisiana Memphis Atlanta Edwin A. Penick North Carolina National Council of the Episcopal Church Lewis B. Franklin Liberty

Philadelphia Residents Spend $50 Early on Medical Care

Philadelphia citizens were found to spend an average of fifty dollars each early on medical care.

Philadelphia

A P Employees Honor O H Fagala In Dinner Farewell

A banquet at the Elw motel hosted by A P Employees honored O H Fagala former assistant superintendent of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea stores Greensboro unit as he leaves High Point Monday for a new post in Rocky Mount Approximately 40 attendees including R Tucker E D McCain Charles Balcum and R T Moore spoke brief words

O. H. Fagala Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Greensboro High Point Rocky Mount Elw Ap R. Tucker E. D. McCain Durham Charles Balcum R. T. Moore

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