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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1927

Page

6

Community notices and social items from High Point

Friends report Billie Briggs is improving at 609 Kearns Street after illness. Mrs Hugh J Calclasure is able to be out after two months illness at her Ray Street home. The Entre Nous club meets Friday at 3 30 pm with Mrs F N Tate on Hamilton Street moved from Thursday due to a High Point Garden club flower arrangement demonstration. Elizabeth Martin leaves her High Point Enterprise stenographer post for Richmond Virginia to live with relatives Mrs Goldsmith and Mrs Burnette and cousin Margaret Minnie McCouch accompany her.

Billie Briggs Kearns Street Hugh J. Calclasure Ray Street Entre Nous Club F.N. Tate Hamilton Street High Point Garden Club S. H. Tomlinson Gos Mane Richmond Elizabeth Martin High Point Enterprise M. L. Goldsmith Goldsmith E. Burnette Philadelphia Margaret Minnie McCouch

Birthday Supper Honors Kirkman Family at Route 2 Home

Mr and Mrs G W Kirkman hosted a birthday supper on Route 2 for son A B Kirkman and daughter Mrs J B McDaniel. Afterward J B McDaniel and Ralph Hicks provided music. Attendees included multiple families and guests with Mrs Alex Rankin visiting Greensboro from Miss Caroleen Lambeth.

G. W. Kirkman Route A. B. Kirkman J. B. McDaniel Ralph Hicks J. R. Haddon Annie A. B. Kidd Henry Fields A. L. Kirkman O. L. Brown R. L. Hicks H. B. Kenson L. S. Steele Alex Rankin Caroleen Lambeth Greensboro

Mrs Roy Spearman Returns from Visit to Elizabeth City

Mrs Roy Spearman came back after a several week visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Derrickson in Elizabeth City. Mr Spearman joined her for the weekend and accompanied her home. Miss Louise Mason of Durham visits her sister Mrs Richard Reitzel on North Main street. Miss Elizabeth Reitzel, student at St Marys School Raleigh, returns home for the summer with guest Miss Dot Yale of Florida. Mr and Mrs J B Cooper and their young son of Statesville spent the weekend with Mrs Cooper's parents on North Main Street.

Roy Spearman Frank Derrickson Elizabeth City Mr. Spearman Louise Mason Durham Richard Reitzel North Main Street Elizabeth Reitzel St. Mary’s School Raleigh Dot Yale Florida J. B. Cooper Little Son Statesville

Reverence for the dead and living in a peaceful era

President Coolidge urges honoring veterans and maintaining respect for the living. He stresses the duty of citizens to honor sacrifice while supporting the army and navy, even as the nation pursues peace and guards against enduring evil forces worldwide.

America

Duty to Preserve Peace and Union Guided by Law

President Coolidge honors memory of the Civil War and World War II era ideals, urging restraint, international cooperation, and strong national defense. The speech stresses unity, the constitution, and the need to balance power with law while fostering peace at home and abroad. Arlington Memorial Day observances and tributes across the country accompany the message.

America Alli China Nicaragua Mexico Japan Great Britain Abraham Lincoln General Grant Lee Pennsylvania New England Kentucky South Carolina Adamg Jtfferson Franklin Madison Hamilton Washington Webster Congress Marshall Coolidge Arlington National Cemetery John L. Clem Mr. Coolidge Means Colorado San Fancisco Edmund D. Will Potomac National Woodrow Wilson Pennsylvania Avenue Albert Belgium Doumergue France Charles A. Lindburgh

Hat with brown ribbon sports practical fringe bow

A medium sized natural hat with an uneven brim uses a brown gross grain ribbon for banding and gains strong style from a loose fringed bow.

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Velvet Ombre Gown with Shadow-Gray Silk Cape

An exquisite shadow-gray chiffon evening gown is paired with a luxurious cape in ombre velvet shifting from light gray to deep near the hem. The ensemble blends soft tones with rich contrast for a refined formal look.

Dr. W. N. Jackson Returns After Two Weeks in New York

Dr. W. N. Jackson president of Guilford General Hospital returns from two weeks in New York where he studied surgery and gynecology. He recalls crowds reacting to Lindbergh's Paris landing and notes witnessing Jack Sarkey’s defeat of Jimmy Maloney in what he called one of the prettiest fights he had seen.

New York Jackson Guilford General Hos Pital Dr. Jackson Charles Lindbergh Paris Jack Sarkey Jimmy Maloney

Sports Shoes With Feminine Pump Silhouette

A new sports shoe design features a pump silhouette with two narrow ankle straps, replacing the old flat brogue style. The shift emphasizes a feminine touch while retaining sporty functionality.

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Roie WN. Y. C Silk Pongee Georgettes P.S de Chine Moffitt’s N. Main St Entree Nous Club Lowrick Stamey’s Jiffy Main Drug Co. No THE Hamilton Shop N. Main Ring Drug CO Cecil Eugene London Lena Washington and Main Sts Marie Prevost Kenneth Harlin Los Angeles Miss Prevost Flapper Fanny U. S. Pat NEA Service, Inc Tettleton Buckminster Quality Shoe Store Dr. J. Burt Holder Quality Shoe S& 1O Beavans’ Daily Store News Warner Brassieres the Ladies’ Store Sharkey-Maloney W. N. Jackson
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