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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
6
The Lotus Club plans a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs H L Mitchells home 200 Carrick Avenue. The event follows a busy slate of local club meetings and literary suppers noted in weekly society notes.
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Charles F Phillips home on Sunrise avenue with Mrs Emory Perryman as associate hostess. The Wesley Philathea class also met at Mrs C V Ritchie’s home with Mrs Ed Yokeley cohosting and discussed Youth Week and Luther. social events followed.
A woman's phone call scene unfolds as Sue tries to hide worry for Sarah while Ted delays meeting Joan Brady. Jack and Sue share intimate moments by firelight, debating Corrinne's glamorous dreams versus lasting love and contentment.
Mrs Paul W Casey and Mrs S L Davis Jr are noted in a society update alongside Mrs LG Ro in a brief social page item. The note highlights their names and participation in upcoming events.
Bichaux spent Monday in Rocky Mount Virginia with Mrs. Joe Pell. Mrs. Pell accompanied them home and is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F Lorg on Elm Street.
Mann Drug Co presents MELLOGLO Face Powder claiming a pure government tested color, no pastiness or irritation, and a new French process for smoother spread and reduced pore visibility. It vows lasting, non shiny wear for youth skin.
The conversation shifts as Sue vows to be clever and flippant about love fading. She notes audiences once saw her as Cleopatra and Helen of Troy’s favored daughter while on stage. Jack then interrupts with a sudden request, asking for permission to pose a question.
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