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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1926
Page
6
Mr and Mrs T L Dugsin announce the birth of a daughter, Thomasine Ann, on September 9 at Guilford General Hospital.
Local church groups across the town announce meetings with brief notices. Mrs A E Taplin hosts Parkway Bible Study in Ardyn Hills MA at 10 am. Jean Lamont class meets with Ada Fraley at 608 Willowbrook St. Eliza Stevens class gathers with Mrs Archie Sherrod on North Main St. and more activity listed.
Henri Bendel surveys Paris openings showing three piece ensembles that blend coat frock and blouse with individual pieces in varied colors. He notes fringe dominates this season on coats frocks capes and hats while Lanvin and Chantal present street and evening models with simple lines and dramatic accents.
Enthusiastic interest in the chapter’s work for the coming year marked the meeting. Two new members were received and five more names were brought up. Mrs. L. M. H. Reynolds led a program with a paper on Early History of High Point. Mrs. John S. Welborn spoke on Places of Historical Interest in High Point. Hostesses served refreshments after the meeting.
Mrs. Paddison and mother visit Kernersville and Mount Airy relatives. Blanche Lynch leaves for NC College for Women in Greensboro. William Tomlinson goes to Washington and Lee in Lexington. Several girls depart for Salem College in Winston Salem. Mack Hiatt and family return from Asheville. Multiple locals enjoy Greensboro visits. John Marsh goes to Danville Military Institute. McEwen returns from New Haven. Weaver couple touring Johnson City and Blowing Rock. Dr and Mrs Nichols arrive from Muskogee Oklahoma.
The High Point school system reports 5,927 pupils enrolled for the new term, 631 more than 1925-26 and 1,079 more than 1924. White pupils total 4,881 with 1,046 colored. total enrollment rose 1924 to 1925 by 448. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews predicts nearly 7,000 pupils by year’s end and over 1,000 in the high school next year.
Joe George of Orchard Nebraska says his Queen Anne Home Heater heats an eight room house quickly and efficiently. He notes fuel savings expected within two years and cites the High Point Show Case Works store for further inquiry and a contact phone number 2155.
To arrange foods in the ice box place items with higher cost or frequent use on top shelves and those less used lower down. Save space by storing leftovers in small jars or bowls to maximize storage efficiency.
Leftover pie pastry is turned into jelly tarts filled with currant or grape jelly, a charming tea time treat.
A smart coat for autumn features a natural colored kasha fabric with a banded patural lynx trim, presenting a sleek monochrome look suitable for cooler weather and everyday wear.
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