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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
5
A busy society page lists Cornelian club meeting at Mrs. A. E. Frazier’s Johnson street home, a report on Mrs. O. L. Leonard’s illness, Girl Reserves activities, D A R entertainments, Kiwanis and Rotary luncheons, Over-the-Teacups club bridge, and multiple weddings, engagements, and Halloween gatherings across the city with dates and hostesses.
Mrs J G Crutchfie d and her young son from Ashboro visited cousins Mrs W C Garner and Mrs A Roy Cox before returning home. Mrs C M Hauser and several others spent yesterday in Winston Salem with Mrs R S Dalton. A motoring party from Winston-Salem included Miss Dorothy Glenn Miss Fay Huntley and Miss Elizabeth Bynum. Miss Lena Barrows will visit Greensboro over the weekend. Mrs W A Sherrod of Spartanburg S C is returning home after visiting Dr and Mrs T M Stanton. Miss Jennie Gallant leaves for Charlotte for the weekend with her parents. Mrs Nannie Willey heads to Macon Ga for the winter with her daughter formerly Miss Marie Willey. Eva Bullock of the city schools faculty plans to attend the Davidson Trinity football game and dance. Miss Harriet Suvalle departs for Boston Mass after visiting her sister on Ray Street.
Mrs Margaret Parrish widow of John Parrish died last night at the Model Dairy farm home of her daughter Mrs Ed Clodfelter. She was born August 27 1844 in Davidson county and lived most of her life here. Survived by daughter Mrs Ed Clodfelter son Milton Parrish nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services at Springfield church Saturday at 11 with Rev W A Lambeth and Miss Clara Cox. Interment in the church cemetery.
After a council of state meeting with Governor Morrison, the governor announced that the council unanimously endorsed his proposal for a state owned steamboat line to haul freight between North Carolina locations.
Coast line points to northern trade trends and commerce activity along coastal routes. Reports indicate shifts in shipping volumes and regional market movements affecting ports and merchants.
The many friends of Miss Winnie Vail report she is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at a local hospital performed yesterday.
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