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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1930

Page

7

Thomasville Brides Feted At Autumn Tea in Nevada

Mrs Zed Griffith and Mrs Reece Harville hosted a charming tea at Mrs Harville’s West Main street home honoring brides Mrs Walter Franklin Newby and Mrs Fred Burton Gray. Guests enjoyed a meticulous autumn decor, music by Miss Margaret Newell, and a multi-receiver line featuring family and friends from Winston Salem Gastonia Lexington and Washington DC.

Thomasville Nev Zed Griffith Reece Harville West Main Street Walter Franklin Newby Fred Burton Gray Meade Hite I. R. Kyser Austin Finch Griffith Harville Gray Newby J. J. Roddick Winston- Salem G. E. Crowell Mary Weaver David Long Jr Margaret Newell Charles F. Lambeth Carlton Newby Frank S. Lambeth Dolly Hite W. A. Lambeth Washington, D. C C. M. Griffith John R. Myers O. J. McCoy Lexington

Oct circulation up 2620 at High Point Public Library

October circulation at the High Point public library rose to 7038, up 2620 from October last year, with 4829 adult and 2209 juvenile borrowers. The report notes 190 new books added, 403 repaired, and help given to 92 people, plus recent new titles including Agatha Christie and Edith Wharton among others.

High Point Public Library Agatha Christie Edith Wharton May Sinclair Simpson” Booth Tarkington Shields Kaye-Smith R. H. Morton Joseph O. Lincoln Dorothy Canfield

Gastonia Visitors Stay With Mrs Harville on West Main

Mrs. Pinkney Rankin and her young son arrived Friday to spend the weekend with her mother Mrs. Reece Harville on West Main street. Mr. Rankin joined them yesterday and will return with wife and son to Gastonia tonight.

Pinkney Rankin Gastonia Reece Harville West Main Street Mr. Rankin

Local brides feted during Friday tea in town

Mrs. J. F. Hayden of High Point visited on Friday and attended a tea hosted by Mrs. Reece Harville and Mrs. Zed Griffith honoring Mrs. Walter F. Newby and Mrs. Fred B. Gray, the recent brides.

J. F. Hayden High Point Reece Harville Zed Griffith Walter F. Newby Fred B. Gray

Mrs Hargett and family guests of Hoover kin

Mrs W L Hargett and her children from High Point are visiting today as guests of Mrs Hargett's parents Mr and Mrs D E Hoover on Lexington avenue.

W. L. Hargett High Point Mrs. Seborn Perry Springfield, Ohio Mrs. Perry Mrs. Allery

Speeder Bicycle Rider Fined After Hill Crash

Alexander Hassan attempted a downhill ride on a bicycle named Speeder at Brownhill Ireland. The bike went out of control slamming into a group of boys playing football. Hassan was knocked unconscious, spent days in hospital, then was arrested and fined for speeding.

Alexander Hassan Brownhill Ireland Hassan

The White Elephant Gift That Ruined Courtiers

A king of Siam gifted a white elephant to favored courtiers to ruin them. The sacred animal could not be disposed of so its upkeep became an enormous, ruinous burden, draining resources and power from those targeted.

Siam

Book Club Meets With Mrs Morris in Asheboro

The Randolph Book Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. W. G. Morris’s Salisbury street home. Fifteen members, mostly long-time residents, planned readings on national parks with a selected story per meeting. Mrs. E. H. Morris announced the program. readings included The Grand Canyon National Park and Plum Pudding and Mince Pies. A salad course and candies followed.

Asheboro Randolph Book Club W. G. Morris Salisbury Street E. H. Morris W. A. Coffin Grand Canyon National Park J. D. Ross Alice Duer Miller

Mrs Neely Hosts Music and Book Club Afternoon

Mrs John M Neely entertained Carthage Music and Book Clubs at her Sunset Avenue home Saturday. Guests enjoyed nine tables of games, a talk on music composers by Mrs H F Seawell, and two course refreshments assisted by Mrs L L Whitaker Chas Fox James Neely and Miss Bera Scarboro. Miss Jane Page Walker hosted a buffett supper Friday with Halloween decor and costumes by Alice Burkhead Lucille Cox Dorothy Creswell Allene Andrews Eloise Steed Donald Chisholm and L D Burkhead Jr.

John M. Neely Carthage Sunset Avenue Mesdames L. L. Whitaker Chas. Fox James Neely Bera Scarboro Jane Page Walker Hallowe’en Alice Burkhead Lucille Cox Dorothy Creswell Allene Andrews Eloise Steed Donald Chisholm L. D. Burkhead, Jr

Gift of goldfish for a sick child preferred

When a child is sick a small bowl with a goldfish is often more acceptable than flowers or a book, offering a simple, living reminder of care.

Australia Expects 25 Million In Sales Tax Revenue

Australia forecasts 25 million dollars in sales tax receipts for the year, outlining expected revenue from consumer and business transactions. Government officials emphasize this projection supports public services and budget planning.

Australia

Unauthorized Lyceum Tickets Not To Be Honored

Mrs Ruth Klapp of the Bureau of Fine Arts in Ashe ville announced that tickets bought from unauthorized agents for the High Point college lyceum course will not be honored at any concerts. The warning followed a pocketbook with lyceum tickets being stolen from a car parked at the J F Marsh residence on South Main street. Authorized sellers named were Miss Marion Shipman and Miss Frances Evans.

Ruth Klapp Bureau of Fine Arts Ashevill High Point College Lyceum J. F. Marsh South Main Street Klapp High Point Marion Shipman Frances Evans

Dancing radio dolls captivate Berlin shoppers

In Berlin a new toy trend features dancing radio dolls displayed in shop windows drawing large crowds. Each doll sits on a bakelite platform with a thin bakelite sheet forming both the speaker diaphragm and the dancing floor, driven by a standard small magnetic speaker. The motion originates from the diaphragm vibrating at sound frequencies.

Berlin Germany

Harvest Underway as Minnesota Prepares 1.25 Million Trees

Preparations are complete for Minnesota to harvest about 1,250,000 Christmas trees this fall. The state’s growers expect strong demand as the season begins, with growers across multiple counties reporting solid yields and marketing plans.

ST. Paul Minnesota

Local society notes feature Walton and Brown ties

High Point social column highlights W L Walton circle and Brown family ties. Brown works as a druggist at Ingram's Pharmacy. The High Point A A U W group met at Mrs John Abels home with 22 members. J M Box spoke on the city charter and Miss Myrtle Epps hosted a Sunday school Halloween party.

W. L. Walton High Point Atlanta Chicazo Mr. Brown George Brown Montlieu Avenue Ingram’s Pharmacy Knox American Association of University Women John Abels Roland Park W. F. Ellis, Jr Anne Albright R. [. Quigley 5. R. Matthews Z. W. Mengel Gant Kelly S. A. Johnson Willie Welch Adelia Hazzard Ivy Paylor Bascom Hoskins J. A. Carpenter Eulalia Smart Joe Weaver Mable Williams

Christian Endeavor to Have Service Install Officers

The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society will hold a candlelight service at 7:30 Monday evening in which officers will be installed, including Miss Irene.

Christian Endeavor Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society Irene

French Beauty Seeks Stage Career Over Marriage

Jeanne Aubert, Paris born singer and wife of Chicago meatpacker Nelson Morris, abandons luxury for a stage career in the United States. After fleeing French legal constraints and seeking divorce, she returns to work as a lead in Princess Charming, insisting her stage career is her priority.

New York Jeanne Aubert Nelson Morris Chicago Morris Harvard Milo Aubert Paris Liege Milan Apollo Theater

Local society hosts Hallowe'en party on West Lexington

Miss Myrtle Davis presided as vice president Miss Selma Clapp as secretary and Miss Esther Prit chard as treasurer with Miss Annette Pickens as press reporter. Misses Mary and Maggie Culler entertained friends Tuesday night at their West Lexington avenue home with festive decorations and a string of games followed by refreshments for a long list of attendees including Lake Montgomery Mat tie Welborn Helen Welborn and many others.

Epps U. S Myrtle Epps North Main Street Baptist Church West Lexington Avenue Geneva Shaver Louise Davis Faye Davis Ruby Epps Edith Hobson Luke Farrington Jimmie Hancock Bonnie Hendrix Jennie Carks Kathern Carks Margaret Brigge Elizabeth Goodman Aurilla Kindley Helen Newton Beatrice Cook Pauline Metters Mary Gross Ruby Bruton Juanita Hayworth Vivian Blackwell Helen Underwood Mary Maggie Culler Hallowe'en Lake Montgomery Mattie Welborn Helen Welborn Dorothy Jester Lena Lee Ruby Lee Lucille Welch Louise Welch Ollie Brown Anna Briggs Esther Murphy Carmella Lewis Annie Brewer Pauline Whitley Etta Edwards

Afternoon frocks use rich materials in tailored fashion

The article previews late afternoon frocks in luxurious metal brocading and velvet. Descriptions include a green and gold brocaded gown with vertical shirring, a hip length ruffle, a deep cowl collar, and raglan sleeves. Also noted is a silver black metal cloth bolero dress with a short flare and a shirred silver gray velvet blouse with a bow.

Barbara E. Schwinn Enterprise NEA

Pass Bill Philips Livingston and George Culler

A brief note records passage involving Bill Philips from Livingston and George Culler in a local matter. The item lists these individuals as principal participants in the action.

Pass, Bill Philips Livingston, Culler and George Culler

Smiths Head South For Winter In Florida

Mrs. Anna K. Smith and her daughter Miss Lois Smith left Wednesday to spend the winter in Fort Myers Florida. Mrs. Frank Gurley is visiting her son Paul Gurley in Charlotte for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis Jr. are also mentioned in the brief social notes.

Anna K. Smith Lois Smith Fort Myers, Fla Frank Gurley Charlotte Paul Gurley

Arrive To Spend Leave With Parents

Kerney L. Smith and Douglas H. Garner, firemen in the U S N, arrived in the city on seventeen days leave to spend with their parents. Both enlisted about a year ago and recently graduated from the Naval Machinist Mate school in Hampton Roads Va. Smith sails aboard the U S S Houston which heads to China early January. Garner serves aboard the U S S Pennsylvania in the Battle Fleet at San Pedro Calif.

Kerney L. Smith Mary Smith West Lee Street Douglas H. Garner J. H. Garner Ridgecrest Drive Navy Naval Machinist Mate Hampton Roads Smith U. S. S. Houston Houston China Garner U. S. S. Pennsylvania Battle Fleet San Pedro Calif

Manhattan and Staten Island Land Areas Noted

Manhattan covers 22 square miles and Staten Island 63 square miles, crowded with New York’s teeming millions.

Manhattan Staten Island New York

First Methodist Protestant Church to Hold Close Session

The quarterly conference meets tomorrow night at 8 15 with written reports from all departments. Rev. R I Farmer and lay delegate W W Idol attend the annual conference in Albemarle Wednesday. Holy Communion tomorrow morning and baptism opportunities in both services. An evening sermon titled The One True Church accompanies installation of new officials.

First Methodist Protestant Church R. I. Farmer W. W. Idol Albemarle J. H. Allred Elizabeth Welch C. L. Gray, Jr J. H. Mourane Doane Handel Alfred James Ellington Messrs Gray Mourane Martin

New Garden Club Open To Everyone

The Tuesday Evening Garden Club, organized by the Burbank Garden Club, is open to all. Secretary Mrs. R. D. Tillson says the aim is to help members grow better flowers and to host strong speakers, with Mr. Ivey of Charlotte slated for a dahlias lecture on November 4 at 8:00 p.m. Officers include J. W. Hedrick, president. Mrs. George Stephens, vice president. Dr. T. R. Zimmerman, treasurer.

Burbank

Gnat Eggs Form Floating Boat on Water Surface

The gnat lays about 300 eggs at a time on the water surface, joined together in a tiny boat by a protective sheath that covers each egg.

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Ralph Wilson O. R. Hodgin James FE. Lambeth Carson Cox Peggy Hite Mary Johnson Lambeth Nancy Kyser Mary Fai Book Club Mrs. Neely TME Enterprise Selma Koplin Selma Barberton Ohio Radio Dolls Tech Chapel Hill S. Leslie Hansell Monthieu Avenue Winchester, Va Wilbur Jones Jesse Harris Carolina Tech Eleanor Idol Salem College Mrs W. C. Idol Hillcrest Drive Elbert Culler Jack Farlow Gratton Foy David Yow Georgia Tech Delia Highland Fowler Winston-Salem Dpd. A. Fowler Mrs. Fowler East Green Street Pauline Hazel Hicks Nancy Carr Terry Converse College Spartanburg R. B. Terry Terry Mary Eskew Misses Culler Joan Savoy Carolina - Georgia Fasheen Bayon Alpaca George Sheeting
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