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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
6
Miss Mae Kirkman returns home on Broad Street after serving as music counsellor at Camp Dellwood near Waynesville. She stayed at Freemont Inn in Bryson after camp and has been away since mid June.
The Point Chapter Order of De Molay met at the Masonic Temple last night. Lloyd Hughes died in the Councillor N L Smith, er’s absence. Plans were made for a private banquet and dance next week. Winston Galem visitors discussed Greensboro chapter re ar.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Macon of High Point and Prof. and Mrs. B. M. Macon of Churchland High School have returned from a motor trip to visit their son CG. M. Macon in Madrid York. They stopped at Niagara Falls Ottawa Baltimore Washington Natural Bridge and Endless Caverns among other places.
The Laure Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its first fall gathering tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the home of Mrs Forrest Murray on Parkway. Members are urged to attend as the year’s work will be formally launched.
Mrs. Herbert Dunkelberger and her son Bobby Dunkelberger left by motor for Cleveland Ohio where Bobby will compete in the National Amateur Golf tournament. They were accompanied by Mrs. Jack Burris and Mrs. Roy Briggs.
Miss Marjorie Merrilees daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Merrilees entertained a small group Tuesday afternoon on North Hamilton street for her birthday with games refreshments and a pink and blue cake. Guests included Nancy Woollen Ann Gamble Betsy Gamble Elizabeth Swiggett Katherine Lee Judy Jenny Louise McCurston of Thomasville Bobby Gayle and George and Bill White.
The Coterien club meets this evening at 7 30 led by President Jack Adams on North Main Street. Committees report on arrangements for the Anniversary Ball at Sedgefield Manor scheduled for September 13, and full attendance of the members is urged.
The Kitty Kat club met last evening at Miss Ethel Greene’s East Lexington avenue home. Vice president Miss Catherine Greene presided in the president’s absence, Miss Marie Heath. After business the hostess served salad and adjourned to Wednesday September 11 at Miss Heath’s Adams street home for new officer elections.
Mr and Mrs T B Cole Jr announce the birth of a son Thomas Earford Cole on November 6 at Mrs Cole's mother's home on East Lexington Avenue. Mrs Cole was formerly Miss Jeanette Mitchell. Robert Huff was born to Mr and Mrs John Thomas Huff at Portsmouth Maternity Hospital in Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 1. Huff formerly lived here, son of Mr and Mrs John Huff of East Lexington Avenue.
Miss Lassie Neville of Neville has returned to her home after visiting Miss Helen Smith at Smiths on Chestnut Street.
Matron lists a dress pattern 9547 Mariana Martin frock in satin or synthetic, with jabot detail and puffed sleeves. The chart offers sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44 and yardage 418 for size 36. Send name address number and payment to The Enterprise Pattern 232 With St New York.
Wilton H Kimmer of Dallas and William Batt of Miami joined Mr and Mrs Joe Hoffman Jr at their White Oak Street home and left for Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania. Helen Marshall is recovering from tonsil surgery at her Archdale home. Joe Millikan left for Oteen to enter government hospital for ex service men. Mrs F P Inman of Southern Pines Virginia Gardner of Lilesville and Miss Jack Pegram of Hamlet visit Miss Sarah Freeman at 203 Howell Street. Dorothy Shackleford returns home from Washington after summer with grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Addison Joines of 6258 Hamilton Street announce the birth of a son Charlie Kenneth on September 2. Mrs Joines was formerly Miss T C Plantin of this city.
Me chaniceville council No. 444 Junior Order United American Merchants and Daughters of America members gather at Oak View school for an afternoon outing and picnic. Former members are invited. Entertainment starts about 6, chicken supper served on the grounds. Speakers include EB Gavin Sanford state vice councilor and Dr C U A Mi BS Crosby Winston-Salem past state chaplain and C W Snider Winston-Salem.
A lively shop market preview notes bathing suits fading by mid August as fur coats rush in. It surveys wartime inspired styles with military epaulets belts and braids, vivid color mixes from red to green, and new fabrics like Lavafion and sugar and spice textures.
Mrs. A. B. Parker Jr was honoree at an Ardmore Circle home bridge party hosted by Mrs W J Praley Wednesday morning. Four tables played with gar den arrangements. high score won a crystal rose bowl and the honoree received a crystal wedding pattern gift. Refreshments followed. guests included Miss Louise Salon, Miss Patte Jordan and many others.
The Mary Harper Philathea class of South Main Street M. E. church postponed its evening meeting with a later date to be announced. Meanwhile Oak Hill Friends Philatheas meet at 7 30 PM at Miss Pearl Newton’s Prospect Street home with a full attendance urged.
Garfield Cobb, 16, of 903 Hoover street, arrested last night on a charge of criminally assaulting a Negro girl. He is held without bond and will face a preliminary hearing before Judge Lewis B. Teague in municipal court tomorrow morning.
Thelma Petty of High Point sues Guilford County Superior Court seeking 3000 dollars for injuries from July 27 1935 at the city lake near Jamestown recreation center. She claims a slippery bathhouse floor caused her coccyx fracture after her feet slipped.
A legal notice states the case will be placed on the calendar for hearing after the city files its answer. The timeline emerges from official docket actions and court procedures guiding the municipal matter.
A humorous column notes a miserable cold on a rainy day and mocks cold remedies. The writer admires hot lemonade yet cannot keep blankets on, and salutes Patrolman C L Piddler who distributes drivers license applications. Thousands flock to the Carolina Motor Club office as first licenses are issued, with the official signing furor described.
Miss Mary Elizabeth McCain and Mr Charlie Elmer Crouse wed in a simple nine o'clock ceremony at the bride's home with Rev J B Hurley officiating. The couple planned a brief trip through the Shenandoah Valley and will reside in Lexington.
Weather observer A. B. Horney reports 2.33 inches of rain in 24 hours ending last night and 3.5 inches for August. Rain continued this morning with a forecast for showers all day.
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issued two small building permits today. R. B. Gantt received a permit to repair and recover a residence at 7 New Street for 00. J. B. Bottoms received a permit to build a one car garage at 119 Lake Street for 25 dollars.
D B Anderson, master of the South Carolina State Grange, defended the Agricultural Adjustment Act and processing taxes during the grange’s annual session. He argued the tax fair to cotton and noted benefits for domestic manufacturers, soil conservation, and proposed public water power, lower taxes, farm-home exemptions, better roads, and expanded education.
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