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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
6
Gilbert Clinard is reported to be improving nicely after an operation at High Point hospital. The item notes a local health update without detailing the procedure or outcome beyond improvement.
A lighthearted note suggests that long walks help sculpt arms and that many girls embrace strolls for beauty. The line blends health with fashion vibe and implies social allure tied to fitness.
Hostesses entertained with bridge and social visits across Greensboro and Jamestown. Mrs. R. E. Conklin hosted at Lexington Avenue in honor of Mrs. Charles Kutchins of Birmingham with scores and gifts awarded. Mary Ragsdale hosted in Jamestown for Mrs. Paul Casey and Miss Isabel Tate, featuring flower decorations and fruit salads.
Miss Adelle Lackey of Campbell North Carolina visits with Miss Mary Lackey on Willowbrook street this week. P A Jones shows marked improvement and returns to work after a serious illness. Layton L Hodge plans a two week vacation to Newport Tennessee to join his wife visiting her uncle Dr V W Montsinger in that city.
Raleigh Sept 2 An attractive 18 page booklet issued by the state department of education for the sesqui centennial exposition in Philadelphia shows North Carolina’s school progress from 1899 to 1925. It notes expenditures rising to 33.98 million and enrollment expanding while illiteracy fell. illustrations feature R J Reynolds high Winston Salem New Hanover County Old Fields Wilson Wentworth High Point Clemmons schools.
Cleat L. Pickett died in a Roanoke hospital and his funeral was held at 3 p.m. at the First Methodist Protestant church in Rocky Mount Virginia. Burial followed in Rocky Mount cemetery. He visited High Point often and had many friends there. Survived by a widow and six children, his parents Mr and Mrs Y L Pickett of Davidson county, three sisters Mrs Charles Koonts Mrs Harry Tussey and Mrs Lloyd of High Point.
After a three week visit to their daughter in Westminster Maryland, Dr George R Brown and Mrs Brown returned to the city last night. Dr Brown will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning and evening with many parishioners expected at both services.
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