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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
6
A compilation of social and club announcements from High Point including invitations for Mrs. James Lyon and Mrs. Nye Evans, church events, garden clubs, PTA meetings, contract club gathering, and various alumnae and luncheon plans with dates, venues, and hostesses.
The notice states D J Pierce is ill at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs R S Pierce on Park street. Mrs R L Brinson has returned from a motor trip to Philadelphia where she visited her parents Mr and Mrs A K Schock. Mrs Schock accompanied Mrs Brinson to stay a few weeks.
In Shawano Wisconsin the first county wide farm cooperative marketing group was completed with 100 dairy farmers organizing the Badger Cooperative Consolidated. The county central plant will handle business with four receiving plants located in other towns.
Ling trees in North Carolina number over a dozen and have witnessed or taken part in historical events. The trees’ longevity anchors regional memory, linking communities to past moments and figures.
State College students threaten to boycott Raleigh merchants unless police allow a thumb gesture as cars pass. A Wake Forest visit features Lieut Paul Rockwell who spoke at chapel. his brother Kiffin was the first aviator to fall in the war. In Wilson Tom Johnson, a Black man, shot Jesse Foster after a $69 gambling dispute and is jailed.
Milky Gold, former Shelby high standout and all southern football figure, appears out after a captaincy record. He leads three Shelby high squads and has been named captain of Oak Ridge’s gridiron team.
The local Boy Scouts council will air its first broadcast at 6 15 pm on WNBC from the Sheraton hotel. B W Hackney of the Uwharrie council leads the program which follows the Amos n Andy show and will discuss the origin and aims of scouting as the inaugural of a regular Thursday night series.
In Thomasville on October 2 the Gleaners class of Main Street M E Church met at Mrs. John Hall home with hostesses Mrs. Ben White and Mrs. Robert Williams. After a brief business session presided by Mrs. Carson Cox the group played eighteen holes at Jo Jo Golf Course. The low score won a narcissi bowl while the high score earned a pottery vase. Guests returned for refreshments.
Meyer Mendenhall Jr. hosted a birthday party on Lexington avenue with schoolmates. pink and green decor featured a green iced cake and pink candles. After supper, gifts arrived, and Hallowe en noise makers provided amusement while guests included James Lambeth Jr and others. notable visits from Raleigh and Norfolk residents were noted in surrounding coverage.
Nurses favor MELLO GLO, a new French process powder, for its purity and skin-friendly feel. It stays on longer, prevents shine, and benefits the complexion, with Mann Drug Co. and Eckerd's-Ady selling the product.
Mrs. Bettie Crimes on Salem Street notes Mr. Grimes arrived a week ago and plans to stay until early next week. He asserts that private concerns cannot operate if government facilities are removed, citing potential disruptions to radio and light services.
Clarence M. Young, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics, says the success of airmail air freight and air passenger routes hinges on the continuance of federal airways as government networks have been developed.
In a terse dialogue a veteran servant notes his aging gray hair while another boasts a girl who has changed hair color from yellow to brown to red through his service. The exchange hints at loyalty and transformation without explicit narrative.
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