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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1926
Page
7
Activities at the Y W C A include swimming directions and club meetings. A large Guilford sanatorium entertainment features student-costumed performers and a playful program drawing praise from patients and visitors.
Mrs J W Jamison and Mrs Olive Spencer Cox spent yesterday with friends at Elon college. Mrs Robert Walker and son Robert Jr returned from a visit to Atlantic City. Mrs Jack Mason Smith left for St Petersburg Fla after visiting Rev and Mrs Lloyd Smith. accompanied to Charlotte by her parents. Mrs Harry Brockman and two children returned from Bristol Tenn. Miss Mary Frances Kearns leaves tomorrow for Greensboro to enter Greensboro college. C M Pace visiting relatives in Richmond Va. Miss Ruth Clinard spends weekend at the N C C W Greensboro for Y W C A conferences. Mr and Mrs C F Tomlinson and children expected home today from Virginia Beach Boston and New York. Mrs H T Hudson and children returned from western part of the state. Mrs Thomas Turner Jr and son Thomas Turner III arrived from Marietta Ga and stay at the Monroe. John Peacock returned from a business trip to New York. Miss Irma Truitt and Miss Leona Lomax noted. Mrs Cora Paschal spent Saturday shopping in Greensboro. Miss Ethel Gibson of Chastie demonstrator for Victor Addison Machine company with Moore's Book store this week. James M Simmerson 214 Maple street leaves this morning for Atlanta Ga to enter
Fashion notes from New York and Newport describe fall coats shifting to a dolman shoulder line with loosened upper wraps and slim hips. Black dominates color trends with browns and white fox details, while fur collars and stripe fabrics color the season's coats and wraps.
Officials announce a reorganization as the Adjutant General, Public Welfare, Conservation, and Banking Departments relocate within the Agricultural Building complex. The Banking Department moves to the state departments building to be near Commission offices while the Health and Public Instruction boards will use space in Fayetteville Street.
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