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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1928

Page

7

Miss Pearl Elledge Weds Prevette Westmoreland in Elegant Baptist Rite

The wedding of Miss Pearl Elledge to Prevette Westmoreland took place at the First Baptist Church with Alexander officiating. A snow on the mountain setting, music by M. L. Kesler Jr., and a reception at the bride's home followed the ceremony. The bride, employed as a stenographer, wore midnight blue velvet. the groom, son of local residents, is secretary of Star Furniture company.

M. L. Kesler, Jr C. F. Finch Swanonia Aliceteen Westmoreland Hobart Lee Fouts Shenandoah Valley Washington Westmoreland M. C. Elledge Ridge Crest Street J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Company High Point

Local social notes list visiting friends and returning travelers

Mrs Reginald Strouse of Hagerstown Maryland visits Miss Madge Idol. Miss Lois Burton plans Guilford College entry in fall. Mrs Charles Dulin of Charlotte guests of Mrs FE Harmon on North Main. Miss Helen Reich to Red Springs to attend Flora Macdonald College. Miss Mary Belle Wilkinson and Miss Mary Craig of Statesville visit Mrs Murray Morrow on Park Street. Miss Ethel Murray leaves to teach French and be librarian at Louisburg College. Mrs J W Sechrest and Miss Anne Hiatt weekend guests of Mrs W M Glenn in Lincolnton. Miss Lucille Sherrod returns from Europe via New York on the Aquitania. Mr and Mrs Avery Craven and daughter Jean of Chicago visit Abels on Roland Park. Wyatt A Pickens arrives from Baton Rouge for a week with his mother and to become LSU Romance Language assistant. Mr and Mrs W C Garner and sons Wayne and Joseph, sister Bertha Lowdermilk and daughter Catherine return from Washington and Virginia tour.

W. C. Garner Wayne Joseph

Home at 105 Ridge Crest After September 12

The notice states a person will be at home at 105 Ridge Crest after September 12. It provides a single location and date reference without additional context.

Ridge Crest

Page Boy Silhouette Described in Velvet and Gold

The article describes a page boy silhouette with a fitted waist and contrasting bindings. Double tiers extend from the waist, creating a circular back that suggests a boy hurrying on errands. Redfern presents this style in black velvet with gold bindings.

Redfern

Spurgeon Family History Recited At Abbott's Creek Reunion

Rev. J S Hiatt outlines the Spurgeon lineage from England to America in a Abbott’s Creek church reunion talk. The narrative covers Col John Spurgeon’s settlement, frontier hardship, and Col Green’s wartime movements with Mrs Spurgeon guiding counsel for her son John who relays intelligence on Cornwallis.

Abbott’s Creek Church J. S. Hiatt Spurgeons Old England America John Spurgeon Virginia Abbott’s Creek Spurgeon John Caruther Green Abbott's Creek Meeting House Gov. Martin Mary Spurgeon Cornwallis General Green

Spurgeons and Jones of Abbott's Creek Heritage

A Davidson county relic narrative recounts the Spurgeon and Jones families near Abbott's Creek, detailing landholding, politics, and community life. It notes John Spurgeon, Joe Spurgeon Jones, Aquilla Jones, Jesse Jones, and descendants, plus fox hunts, caveats of buried money, and long-standing loyalty to faith and farm life. The piece ends with a church class report and social reflections.

Lexington Society Hosts Thursday Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Paul Bernhardt welcomed the Thursday Bridge Club to her West First avenue home for bridge and luncheon. Mrs Paul Raper won high score among members. visitors led by Mrs Cliff Thompson claimed top nonmember honors. A handmade handkerchief went to Mrs W Rose of Urbana Illinois, and guests enjoyed an elaborate multi course luncheon.

Lexington Paul Bernhardt West First Avenue Paul Raper Cliff Thompson Bernhardt W. Co. Rose Urbana J. M. Gamewell Chas. W. Davis Lena Schultz W. O. Burgin Joe Moffitt T. C. Hinkle Will Moffitt Camille Hunt E. W. Staples J. C. Spicer W. C. Rose Ill

Wright Celebration Honoring R B Wrights At Thursa Home

Misses Lila and Pearl Wright hosted a social evening at their Thursa home for Mr and Mrs R B Wright of Chicago Illinois. Guests enjoyed music from Miss Lucile Cecil and Mr Dick Russell. Bridge dancing and lawn games followed by refreshments served by the hostesses.

Lila Pearl Wright R. B. Wright Chicago Ill Lucile Cecil Dick Russell

Miss Frances Walser Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Miss Frances Walser entertained her bridge club and guests Tuesday afternoon at her South State Street home with three tables of bridge. Decorations reflected summer florals and gingham-plated seating led by hostess arrangements. Prizes included Yardley’s package for high score won by Mrs. Don A. Walser, a Houbi gant’s dusting powder box for Miss Martha Burkhead as high score visitor, and perfume for Mrs. Margaret R. Gooch as low score. A salad collation followed the game. Attendees included Mrs. Casper Timberlake, Mrs. W. D. Robertson, Mrs. Don Walser, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Christine McCrary, Miss Theresa Hackney, Miss Dorothea Dorsett, Miss Katherine Walker, and others.

Frances Walser South State Street High Score Club Yardley Don A. Walser Martha Burkhead High Score Dorothea Dorsett Katherine Walker I Na Weseer

First Baptist Sunday School Class Entertained at West Second

The Philathea class of the First Baptist Sunday school was entertained by Mrs. Sam Smith Monday night at her attractive home on West Second Avenue. Mrs. John Lopp, the president, conducted the program.

First Baptist Sunday School Sam Smith West Second Avenue John Lopp

Mrs. Shumway Improving After Surgery at Davidson Hospital

Mrs. S. H. Shumway has been improving steadily at Davidson Hospital after an operation ten days ago. She expects to return home early next week.

S. H. Shumway Davidson Hospital

Bear raids campers flour supply in Sequoia park

Three local sportsmen camping in Sequoia National Park lost most of their flour when a bear ripped open a bag tied to a tree limb over a stream. The bear devoured the contents, leaving only one package.

Bruin Lindsay Cal Sequoia National Park Brain

Alumni groups of State College to be reorganized

Raleigh news reports a complete reorganization of North Carolina State College alumni groups to foster closer ties with the college and each other. Alumni secretary T. H. Stafford will meet officers statewide and in other states, as a larger alumni magazine is planned for next month with improved publication standards.

Raleigh North Carolina State College T. H. Stafford Alumni Association Stafford Weldon State College Wilmington General Alumni Association L. L. Vaughn D. W. Seifert E. L. Cloyd I. O. Schaub E. B. Owen Cloyd E. C. Brooks National Association of Alumni

Street Pamps Autumn Walking Shoes Focus On Pump

Street fashion notes point to autumn walking shoes centered on pump style. Calf skin lizard sharkskin and suede are listed as preferred materials in the feature.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reginald Strouse Hagerstown, Maryland Madge Idol Lois Burton Guilford College Charles Dulin Charlotte FE. T. Harmon North Main St Helen Reich Red Springs N. C Flora McDonald College Mary Belle Wilkinson Mary Craig Statesville Mrs. Murray Morrow Park Street Ethel Marsh Murray Louisburg College Louisburg Murray J. W. Sechrest Anne Hiatt Lincolnton W. M. Glenn Lucille Sherrod Europe New York Aquitania Avery Craven Jean John C. Abels Roland Park Wyatt A. Pickens Baton Rouge R. T. Pickens Pickens Louisiana State University High Point Creamery Billy Igh Point Creamery Stamney’s Charles KE. Cross Ruby Richardson J. H. Richardson Meet High Point College High Point Public Schools N. E. Russell Shoe Shop S. Main Martinsville Joseph Spurgeon Joe Spurgeon Poshamtown Abbott’s Creek Meeting House Aquilla Jones Jesse Jones Aletha Kennedy Joseph Spurgeon Jones Jones Albert Sherewood William Oliver Benjamin Franklin Preston Chadwalder Aquilla Hamilton Sarah Ann Jane Phoebe Elliott Chrissie Elizabeth John William Sanford Austin Missouri Charles Willie Daisy Chester Davidson County W. William Spurgeon Emily Clinard Glennie Nevada Allie J. S. Spurgeon A. M. Hiatt C. A. Rominger Marion Williams Carrie Waite Col. John Spurgeon Sanford Spuugeon Mother Glennie Brooks Lane England Abbbott’s Creek Jesus Frank L. Stanton Cameron Shaw Lexington Society South Main St Kester Furniture Co State College 10 Tal Stafford North Main North Pole Admiral Peary Cook Pole Peary Broad & Elm Sts
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