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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1922

Page

3

Social events highlight October gatherings and vows

Mrs. D. H. Parsons recovers and local society hosts diverse activities. Highland Sunday school plans an oyster supper and D A R tea follows the unveiling of the Alexander Martin tablet. Guilds and Girl Reserves stage Halloween events with cards, games, and decorations. The Elizabeth Brown and Linwood Hicks wedding is noted with yellow and white chrysanthemum decor.

Highland Sunday School Martin Douglas Mrs. Myers Myers Greensboro Alexander Martin Douglas Tocal Eva Elizabeth Brown Linwood Dewey Hicks B. Kirkman White Oak Street Pauline Rushband

Hallowe'en Parties Highlight Local Social Scene

A string of social events fills the week with weddings, receptions, and card and bridge parties. Notable gatherings include Mrs. C. A. Barbee hosting a Sorosis club card party at the Sheraton, Elborate autumnal decor and three course refreshments. Little Miss Louise Salsbury hosts a Halloween themed party at her Roland Park home with games, treasure hunts, and witch-themed entertainment.

G. A. Pollock W. B. Price the Parkway Hallowe’en R. T. Chappell Jones Street Highland Mills Hallowe'en Ethel McDowell Sam Widd R. &L. Proctor C. A. Barbee Sorosis Club Sheraton Gn Mezganine Gest Ed Rowell Greensboro E. Price G.A. Pollock The Parkway W. B. Tabb Miss Salsbury Louise Salsbury Roland Park Miss Salisbury Julia Marsh Mary Elizabeth Adams Nell Adams Nancy Pearl Welborn Elizabeth Snow Welborn Betsy Durland Alice McCrary Caldwell Elizabeth Jones Ruth Fleanor Idol Hazel Shipman Nancy Carr Terry Elsie Crowson Billie Hiatt Elizabeth Hubbard Masters Carter Farris Sherrod Morrow Robert Morrow Alien Crowson Elwood Cox Charles

Democratic meeting in Guilford precedes legislature race

Mrs N B Smith returns to Burlington after visiting her mother on West Green street. A Greensboro Dem meeting heard candidate speeches praising county ticket members including Sheriff D. P. Stafford and Clerk Mason W. Gant. Other speakers were J Al Rankin Clem Wright John W. King and Prof T E Whitaker. Lewis Teague chaired.

Sheri PD BF. Stafford Mason W. Gant Register of Deeds T. E. Whitaker Oak Ridge Guilford Lewis Teague

O Briens Bread Ad Urges Shopper Request

A clipped quote instructs readers to ask their grocer for O'Brien's Bread. The line asserts the product is "Made to fat" implying a focus on satisfying appetite with a bread claim.

O'Brien

Miss Carmen Oakes Welcomes Weekend With Parents

Miss Carmen Oakes a student at Lenoir College Hickory is spending the weekend with her parents on Ennis avenue Prof W M Marr left today on a business trip to Raleigh Edwin Chappell a student at Chapel Hill is spending the weekend

Robert Marshall Guilford College Marshall Carmen Oakes Lenoir College Hickory Ennis Avenue W. M. Marr Raleigh Edwin Chappell Chapel Hill

North Carolina Democratic speaker criticizes Harding policy

The speaker attacks Harding administration tactics for postmaster appointments and criticizes exclusion of war veterans from leadership roles. He praises Democratic progress in education health roads and public interests, highlighting achievements under the party. A. R. Harrison, a Southern railroad engineer, is noted as a prominent participant.

Harding Woodrow Wilson Roosevelt Simmons

Price Teels Audience in Tariff Speech and Endorses Patterson

OCR reads of a Greensboro campaign item show Mr. Price praising Mrs. Lindsay Patterson of Winston-Salem and urging GOP votes in the fifth district. He criticizes Major Stedman as aging and stresses timely truth while urging Republicans to support Tariff candidates and cast ballots for the party. A bouquet of chrysanthemums was presented by Republican women. In a separate note, Otis Jones, 22, was seriously injured when crushed between two freight cars in Greensboro.

Blake House Representa Jerome AOL Congress North Carolina Major Stedman Mr. Price Patterson Lindsay Patterson Winston- Salem National Hyatters von Hhoner Patterséiy Wee Cning Mec Price Greensboro Otis Jones

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