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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1922

Page

5

Wesley Memorial Society Sets Wednesday Meeting

Third Year Primary at Wesley Memorial church will gather Wednesday morning at 10 o clock led by Mrs. Robert Morrow. Delta Tau Club meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs. Bruce Carraway at the John Lindsay home on North Main for bridge and social plans.

Wesley Memorial Church Robert Morrow Delta Tau Club Bruce Carraway John Lindsay North Main Street

Community Groups Plan Meetings And Socials In Southern Pines

The first session appointed Leif Babik as vice president treasurer with Dorothy Hoskins as secretary. The Cubs voted to meet monthly in fall and winter. The Tribe Chief Club remains the city’s only junior group in the state music federation under Miss Clara Boyd. A Woman’s Missionary Society meeting at Main Street M E Church drew a large crowd with papers read by Mrs. Green Bennett and Finch, followed by songs and refreshments. The Legion hosts a fall dance tonight at the Princess Theatre with the Virginia Serenaders in Richmond, proceeds aiding Sandhill Post veteran relief. Mrs. Van McCall of Valdosta and Mrs. Hardee host several engagements including luncheons and bridge at Tar Heel Inn and Winston-Salem. Miss Julia Coe’s children’s party featured a Jack Horner pie and gift surprises with a long guest list.

Edith Pope Willowbrook Street Green Street Atreet Leif Babik Clara Boyd Muchc Woman's Missionary Society of the Main Street M. E J. A. Green T. D. Bennett J. Finch Pauline Hicks Ruth Russel Julia Elizabeth Coe Miss Cee Dorothy Lee Bobbie Rankin Sarah Lacy Tomlinson Sophia Taplin Margaret and Dupuy Sears Jas Mellichampe Robert Walker Marguerite Frances Mann Caddie Dalton Alma Virginia McCain Berta Lindsay Mary Hilliard Carraway Josephine Virginia Jackson Bettie Lou Jackson Annie

People Heading to Greensbor to Enter NCCW

A group including Miss Edith Pope Miss Rache Wall and Miss Frances Welch head to Greensboro to enter NCCW. They are High Point High School class of 1922 graduates. Journeys and visits span Columbus Ohio Grand Rapids Michigan Detroit Flint Ashe ville Hendersonville Chimney Rock and Jefferson with others planning trips to Atlantic City New York and Winston-Salem.

Greensbor Edith Pope Rache Wall Frances Welch High Point High School

Fashion decrees end of flappers in fall styles

Chicago fashion artists in the Fashion Art League of America dictate a shift from flapper silhouettes to long skirts hair piled high and pink ears showing for fall and winter. The Fashion Show Extraordinaire will display American designs September 13 with Mme Alla Ripley praising domestic artistry and textile industry impact. transfer notice reports G Mack Henderson moved from New Bern to Richlands to relieve ill Bruce Brinkley and oversee co op warehouses.

Chicago Fashion Art League of America Mme Alla Ripley League America Mme. Ripley Co-Op New Bern G. Mack Henderson Forrest Kennedy Co-Operative Association Richlands House Bruce Brinkley Henderson

Fix Annual Tax Rate In Taylorsville

Taylorville officials report the board of county commissioners set the next year’s county tax rate at 1.02 dollars, down from 1.32 dollars this year.

Taylorsville Board of County Commissioners

MOTE Fashion Show for Business Women Planned in New York

The 1821 MOTE exposition will stage a first fashion show by for and with business women led by Mrs. Caroline Radner Lewis. Models from business circles will display practical outfits and discuss designs with designers to suit working women. The event promotes interchangeable wardrobes and at home sewing to lower costs. The show is backed by the National League of Business and Professional Women.

New York Caroline Radner Lewis National League of Business and Professional

Auto Wreck In Greenville Kills Two Men

Greenville reports a collision near the city killed 32 year old Anderson Durham and left 32 year old Patrick Ballew in a hospital with serious injuries.

Greenville S. C Anderson Durham Patrick Ballew

Miss Lucille Mungo Leaves For Mitchell College

Miss Lucille Mungo departed this morning for Statesville to enter Mitchell College for Women.

Lucille Mungo Statesvile Mitchell College For Women

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