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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1919

Page

5

Birthday Party for Miss Mary Elizabeth Marshall

SHCIE celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her Johnson Street home. About a dozen children attended games and cream was served. The First Baptist Church Sunday school will host a 7:30 p.m. reception for Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Tate who recently toured Europe.

Mary Elizabeth Marshall Johnson Street Martha Taylor Adelaide Williamson Charlotte Hubbard Elizabeth Patterson Dickie and Clark Hubbard Harry Williamson John Daniel Griffin Mark Taylor Walter Hargett First Baptist Church A. E. Tate Europe Tate The Trade Commission South Atlantic States

Fuller Potter a New York guest at the Elwood this week

Fuller Potter of New York visits Elwood for a hunting trip and plans to stay in the city for the entire week.

Fuller Potter New York Elwood Mr. Potter

Thanksgiving Dinner At Mrs Dorsey Brockett Home

Mrs Dorsey Brockett announces a Thanksgiving dinner at 211 South Main Street on Thursday November 27 at 1 PM. Reservations required by Tuesday morning. Price is one dollar.

South Main Street

Holiday Menu Highlights for Dinner Service

The menu lists grapefruit celery and cranberry salad, turkey with dressing, fried oysters, creamed potatoes, green peas, candied yams, pineapple and cheese salad, mince and pumpkin pies, coffee, nuts and raisins. Served as a festive array for diners.

Turkey

Club Entertained by Miss Emily Brooks at North Main

The Bepapi club enjoyed a Saturday afternoon gathering at Miss Emily Brooks home on North Main street. Rook was played all afternoon and a salad course was served by the hostess with help from Miss Valette Jones. Guests included Miss Kathleen Morris Miss Laiecille Holton Mrs Sheloff Mrs T V Rochelle and Mrs W H Slane.

Bepapi Club Emily Brooks North Main Street Valette Jones Kathleen Morris Laiecille Holton Sheloff T. V. Rochelle W. H. Slane

Italian volcanic energy powers 10000 horsepower turbines

In Italy at Lordarello bore holes discharge high pressure steam driving turbines to about 10000 horsepower. Prince Ginori Conti pioneered tapping hidden volcanic forces, growing from a forty horsepower engine to a large system, while florists advertise Thanksgiving flowers for order.

Italy Lordarello Prince Ginori-Conti

Social notes highlight visits and stays in town

Miss Shelley Thomas spent the week end in Thomasville as the guest of Mrs G M Hoover and daughter Miss Ailleen Hoover. A D Brockett spent yesterday in the city as the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Brockett from Raleigh. Mrs L M Dodamead of Hendersonville is visiting relatives in town en route to Norfolk.

Shelley Thomas Thomasville G. M. Hoover Ailleen Hoover A. D. Brockett City Robert Brockett Mr. Brockett Raleigh

Social Visits Pay Callers in Greensboro

Mrs. Carter Dalton visited Greensboro Saturday. Mr and Mrs R B Terry returned home after a trip to New York. Richard Reitzel, studying in Richmond, spent a few days with his parents. Miss Stella Anderson, student at the State College for Women, enjoyed the weekend with her parents. Lewis Bennett came back from Kenmore Ohio after a two week visit. Frank Smith of Greensboro was in the city yesterday. Miss Mary Catherine Liles, also from the State College for Women, stayed Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs L B Williams on Steele Street.

Mrs. R. B. Terry New York Stella Anderson State College For Women Mary Catherine Liles The

Mrs Myrtle Greer Returns Home From Winston-Salem Visit

Miss Myrtle Greer of Eleo Illinois returns home after a stay in this city as a guest of relatives with George White of Winston-Salem accompanying her.

George White Winston-Salem Myrtle Greer Eleo Illinois

Visiting visitors list from High Point town

Greensboro residents J. Howard Paylor and wife visit, Los Angeles visitor T. W. Maxwell, Fayetteville guest BR Kestler, Asheboro guest Catherine Burns, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Farley to Richmond for Mrs Farley, George H. Scoggins of Lexington in High Point to visit sister Mrs J. A. Holmes. A note on snails notes they breathe air though lungs and heart.

J. Howard Paylor Greensboro George H. Scoggins Lexington High Point J. A. Holmes

Jealousy and cards as Sandra adapts to married life

Sandra narrates her adjustments after Irma Barton’s marriage and Everett’s club life. She battles jealousy over Everett’s evenings away while Alice Sloane counsels balance and independence. A morning reading club offers a potential outlet as Sandra tries to keep their home lively.

Irma Barton Everett Alice Sloane

Victory Pageant preludes Baptist campaign in high school hall

About thirty five First Baptist church members staged a Victory Pageant in the high school auditorium to promote the 75 million Victory Week campaign. The show depicted foreign and home missions, state missions, Christian education, orphanages, hospitals and ministerial relief with tableaux and a dramatic release of a captive, ending with a missionary holding an open Bible. Flowers for Thanksgiving were advertised from florist J. J. Fallon, phone 980.

First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Church

Non-Burmes Tribes in Murma Face Arranged Marriages

In Murma, women from non-Burmes tribes like the Banyak or Banjungs are considered low status. They marry only when ordered, and grooms are often hauled to the bride’s home to complete the arrangement.

Murma

Thanksgiving Fixings and New Apparel Sale Highlights

A catalog of holiday items includes new handkerchiefs neckwear gloves silk hosiery vanity cases velvet bags lather hats and sweaters for a quick sale price dropped to 1.00 on Tuesday. Women and girls’ waistlines feature fresh cotton waists priced at 2.00 and 3.00 with bright color options and multiple sweater styles offered at 4.95 5.95 6.95 and 7.95.

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MR. and Mrs. Tate Dorsey Brockett Ner Miss Brooks J. J. Falcon Florist Carter Dalton Richard Reitzel Richmond Par Ents Lewis Bennett Kenmore Ohio Frank Smith T. W. Maxwell Los Angeles, Cal BR. F. Kestler Fayetteville Catherine Burns Asheboro Sandra Fiverett Alice Duane Sloane Walter Kemp Duane First Baptist Sions Hos Pitals J. J. Fallon Hensive Allens Department Store Cnet Las Coats Georgette
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