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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1927

Page

7

Red Cross Highlights Post Flood Relief Triumph

The American Red Cross describes its near unprecedented relief effort after the Mississippi flood, aided by Army Air Forces Navy Coast Guard and volunteers. It details camp shelters, inoculations, house reconstruction, livestock care, and broad international aid while noting 91 disasters in the year and 12 other floods elsewhere.

Army Navy Coast Guard Red Cross American Red Cross Mississippi Great Valley Great Relief Agency America The United States Florida Relief Fund Jackson Hole Wyoming Sissippi American Legion Ada Cuba Great Britain Japan China Chile Peru Panama Guatemala Haiti Santo Domingo Colombia Germany France Mercy

Social Bridge Parties Highlight Lexington Week

Mrs. G W Mountcastle hosted a Tuesday Morning Bridge club outing at West Third avenue with fall flowers and Hallowe en place cards. Mrs Woodrow McKay and granddaughter Frances Louise McKay assisted. Mrs Willis Vestal won high score. Mrs George Kempton led visitors. An elaborate luncheon followed. Mrs D A Shoaf entertained a rock club in honor of Mrs W M Haver at East Center street with dahlias and prize wins for high and low scores.

Lexington G. W. Mountcastle Bridge Club West Third Avenue Winnifred Bragaw James Adderton C. C. Wall Joe Thompson C. A. Hunt Lloyd Hunt Camille Hunt Woodrow McKay Hallowe’en Bridge Willis Vestal George Kempton D. A. Shoaf East Center Street W. M. Haver Baltimore Lee McCrary T. E. McCrary J. A. Smith Shoat Haver R. Lacy Leonard A. Timberlake J. C. Leonard C. M. Wall B. C. Young Walser E. B. Raper C. M. Clodfelter L. R. Russell W. J. Vestal J. R. McCrary

Washington D C Bride Weds Local Lumberman in Thomasville

Miss Mary Swink formerly of this county and Z Griffith Smith of this city married at the Lutheran parsonage in Thomasville in a surprise ceremony. Rev. Ritchie officiated in the presence of a few friends. The bride, daughter of Mrs Allison Swing, has worked in a Washington business office. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs G W Smith, studied at UNC and helps in the family lumber business.

Mary Swink Washington, D. C Z. Griffith Smith Thomasville Mr. Ritchie Grace Lutheran Church Allison Swing Holly Grove Davidson County Mr. Smith G. W. Smith University of North Carolina

Mrs. Lowe Honored At U D C Convention Socials

Mrs. John T. Low recently returned from Asheville where she attended a United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. She joined the executive luncheon at Grove Park Inn and participated in the U D C reception at the Woman's Club amid a series of social courtesies. She is past state president of the American Legion Auxiliary and national committee woman for the organization.

John T. Low Asheville United Daughters of the Confederacy Grove Park Inn Woman's Club Lowe American Legion Auxiliary

Lexington High School Hostesses Entertain Football Team

A group of young women from Lexington High School hosted the Lexington football squad at Lexington Country Club on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs E W Staples acted as chaperones. The event featured ten minute dates for amusement and finished with refreshments.

Lexington Lexington Country Club E. W. Staples

Puff Cuffs A Velvet Coat With Fur Trim

A simple black velour coat features a shawl collar in black pony and is styled to be different with puff cuffs trimmed in fur.

Needed a Machine Tit-Bits excerpt

A harassed man is shown around a factory where a guide points out a machine that does the work of thirty men. The man smiles glumly and quips that at last he sees what his wife should have married.

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