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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
7
Mrs. Talley graciously hosted a Tuesday Rock Club gathering on High Point street with white chrysanthemums and red berries as decorations. Boston was played at three tables, Mary Swaim won the score prize, and a dessert course followed. Attendees included J W Fox, W F Matthews, J Newlin, Joseph Newlin, Erd Allred, F E Bunting, others.
Polly Robertson is spending the holidays with her relatives, sharing festive moments and warm gatherings. Local notes report cheerful celebrations and visits from friends in the community.
Denton residents report weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hamilton and children stayed with Mrs. Hamiltons parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garner of Farmer. The Lee Miller and Sharpe families from Lexington joined A. S. Miller and children for Sunday calls.
Young Stuart Hart celebrated his third birthday with a party at his grandmother Mrs. J A Hart's home on Parkway. Guests, invited for four, enjoyed games directed by Mrs. Albert Hart Jr, then ice cream and cookies at a pink and white table. Favors included novelty items and crepe paper hats.
Warner spent Sunday with Dallis Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Sexton of Mocksville spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Savannah Sexton. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoover and children of Lake City, 8 C, are visiting a few days with Mr. Hoover's brother, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoover.
Miss Margaret McLeod entertained at the Sheraton hotel in High Point for Miss Emmie Hearne Horton of Albemarle whose December wedding to Hubert Womble of Columbia S C is planned. Thirty-two guests enjoyed a four course luncheon and bridge with Miss Isabel Boyles winning high score. The event included floral centerpieces, a crystal candelabrum prize for the honoree, and a corsage for her.
Kernersville marks Thanksgiving with business closures and a community chest drive seeking 1000 dollars for winter charity. Rev. C B Way arrives as pastor and preaches at three area churches. Christmas Seals sales aim to curb tuberculosis. Local residents attend revival at Morris Chapel and visit parish families over the holiday.
Winston Salem reports a second fatality from an automobile collision. Mrs Samuel Finley Puette of Lenoir died from injuries suffered in the crash. Frank Truesdale, 25, was killed in the other car driven by Hampton Black. Black and others were injured. Puette's daughter Mise May Puette, a 48 year old Lenoir office worker, also sustained injuries.
The copy markets Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative aiding regularity. It claims millions of former cathartic users find relief without habit forming pills, noting All-Bran is sold by grocers and produced in Battle Creek.
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