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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1926

Page

6

Parkway Bible Class To Meet Tomorrow At 10

Local notices list multiple church and club gatherings with times and hosts including Parkway Bible class with Mrs S C Clark Beta Pi club at Mrs John Peacock and Jene Lamont Bible study at Mrs F M Pete others plan meetings through Thursday with speakers and locations in town plus illness and home news including Jack Lee’s hospital procedure and home return.

Parkway Bible S. C. Clark Beta Pi Club John Peacock South Main Street Jene Lamont F. M. Pete Willowbrook Street Lottie Holden Vernon Peace Meadows Street Eshelman Eliza Stevens J. A. Eshelman Johnson Street

Heilig Returns to Make Home Here in High Point

L B Heilig of Raleigh former assistant cashier at Wachovia Bank returns to High Point to settle and join Industrial Electric and Machine Co. Social events fill the week with a masquerade golf tournament at Sedgefield, a lawn party for St Edwards church, a Reidsville wedding, a seventh birthday party, a tag day for Confederate memorial funds, and several bridge gatherings at the Country Club.

L. B. Heilig Raleigh Wachovia Spank HighPont Mr. Heilig Industrial Electric and Machine Company Max T. Payne Sedgefield Club Sedgefield California Reidsville N. C Irma Ritchie Clarence J. Clapp Clapp J. T. Ritchie Daniel Clapp Eleanor Edwards New York Helen Marsh Louise McEwen Country Club Edwin Wilder Coral Gables Fla Mary Elizabeth Perry Nancy Carr Terry Billie Hiatt Ella Burton Hutchison Alice Elizabeth Freeze Ernestine Hayes Willie White Katherine White Katherine Whitener Katherine Foscue Jamestown Mary Duncan McAnally Evelyn Payne Lucy Hayes Margaret Hauser Jennie Brown Christine McCreary Helen Clerk Johnnie Muse Mary Clara Tate Adelaide McAnally Anne Carter Marsh Mary Elizabeth Long Isabel Baylor Virginia Pickens Isabel

High Point Chamber Seeks 25 000 Budget Boost Through Subscriptions

Chamber workers report a large sum subscribed today as a drive to raise the annual budget to 25 000 continues. The campaign aims to fund a forward movement to attract national advertising and new industries, with 15 457 pledged so far and 9 543 still needed.

Chamber of Commerce High Point South C. C. Garrett Greensboro Garrett North

Local students depart for colleges and moves in the region

Elizabeth Brown left yesterday for Greensboro to enter Greensboro College. Blanche and Edith Culler depart today for Raleigh to attend Meredith College. Braxton Craven of Trinity goes to Lakeland Florida for Southern College studies. Mrs J T Bulla returns from a ten day Detroit visit. Mr and Mrs Willard Thomas, recently married in Winston Salem, arrive in High Point to reside on North Main Street.

Carter Parker Baltimore John C. Sheloff Atlanta Frances Mason Durham Richard Reitzel North Main Street Blanche Culler T. L. Culler Edith Culler M. C. Culler Raleigh Meredith College Braxton Craven Trinity Lakeland, Fla Southern College Willard. Thomas Winston Salem High Point J. J. Hayworth Thomas

Cotton outlook shows further declines across states

A continuation of weaker fiber prospects is reported with August 16 condition at 63.5 percent of normal. State by state, areas slated for harvest total thousands of acres with production projections and percent of normal conditions, highlighting Georgia, Florida, Texas and other states. An additional note reports Florida air mail service extending to Atlanta with stops at Macon on north and south trips starting September 15.

Con. Pro. eWerergia Oo North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Missouri Tennessee Sadoma Mississippi Louisiana AUERE Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico California Eatend Air Service Washington Florida Air Mail Atlanta Macon

Paris Sport Frock Key Trend In Fall Attire For Women

Postwar fashion notes from New York describe Paris recognizing and transforming the sport frock into standard day wear. The piece highlights new fall models including sleeveless velvets and crepes, knife-pleated skirts, bold color combos, and fashionable hats, with emphasis on youthful figures and French influence.

New York Paris Chantal

Glassie Recess Appointment to Tariff Commission

President Coolidge appointed Henry H. Glassie Democrat Maryland to a temporary recess term to succeed himself on the tariff commission noting the appointment was made today in Washington.

Paul Smith Henry H. Glassie Democrat Maryland Coolidge Tariff Commission

Early American machine-cut nails emerge after the Revolution

The article notes that machine-cut nails were first produced in the United States shortly after the American Revolution, marking an industrial milestone and the rise of stamped nail production in the new nation.

United States

Mecklenburg Guards To Carry a Punch Clock

Charlotte reports Mecklenburg county highway officials have ordered four watchman clocks for each camp. The clocks record nightly punchings via anchored keys, with a plan to require punches every fifteen minutes, promising less rest for convict guards on patrol.

Mecklenburg Charlotte Mecklenburg County

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