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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
7
An aged line of advertising copy promotes Creomulsion as a cure for coughs from colds and bronchial irritation. It touts ingredients and claimed healing effects while promising relief from chest congestion and persistent coughing.
Waring Coleman Eunice Wood Paul W Lowe T R Holland and Misses Minnie Gilliam Henrietta Horney of High Point and Laura Veigh McCollough appear among attendees and honorees in local society and school notices.
Mrs. Douglas Crutchfield leaves for Rich Square to attend Miss Minnie Weaver and Charles Eastman’s wedding this Friday evening. Davidson Wake Forest football game in Davidson today precedes her departure. Several families plan visits to Florida and nearby states for the Thanksgiving period, with relatives arriving from Oxford and Buffalo to spend the holiday.
The University of Chicago sold a 25 000 acre game preserve in Beaufort county to Georgina Pope Yeatman of Philadelphia for twenty one thousand dollars.
In Randleman on November 26, the Rook club held a regular meeting at Miss Rosa Belle Woollen home on Main Street with three tables of play. Mrs. John Fox won the prize after an evening of games set among fall flowers.
The Comrades class of Green Street Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Nannie Mae Andrewe’s home on Wheat Green Street. Miss Olean Huffman called the meeting in the president’s absence. a short social session followed with refreshments served by the hostess and her sister.
All members of the Patriotic Sons of America Council No. 30 are urged to attend Friday night at 7 30 at the council hall for an illustrated lecture and pep meeting. A banquet will follow Saturday night at the Lexington home office starting at 7 30.
Eighteen members from the Randlieman league attended a gathering held at the Firet Methodist Church in Asheboro.
Mrs. Mary Ann Swicegood died early today at her daughter’s home 404 Kennedy Street after an illness. Born April 8 1847 in Davidson County she was the daughter of John and Hetsy Green. Survived by daughter Mrs Minnie Rouse two sons RH O and Co K Swicegood of Thomasville and a number of grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o clock at Pleasant M P church in Davidson County where she was a lifelong member Interment will follow in the church cemetery She formerly lived in a Deak Pitant section but for 26 years lived in High Point.
The executive committee of the North Carolina Bankers Association will sponsor a two-week summer banking school at the University of North Carolina.
A half teaspoonful of baking soda added to boiling frosting prevents it from running, improving thickening and staying put on pastries.
Washington and Main Street shop advertises Christmas greeting cards and sheet music available at R. B. Bland Music Co for A.Y. year.
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