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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1926

Page

6

Wednesday Club to Meet Tomorrow and Revival Plans

Society notes list the Wednesday Bridge club meeting at 3 39 with Mrs Roland Holton in Roland park. Bible study classes led by Mrs J D Brame on Lindsay street and by Mrs John Lloyd on Adams street meet in the afternoon. Fair View Methodist revival begins Sunday September 26 with sermons at 11 00 and two services daily at 3 00 and 8 00.

Roland Holton Roland Park Stevens Stevens Bible Study J. D. Brame Lindsay Street George R. Brown West View John Lloyd Adams Street J. A. Lee Fair View O. HR. Cunningham Ladies’ Aid Society Wesley Memorial Church Ollie Simmons

Birthday Party At Miss Ivey's Home In High Point

Mrs Charles Ivey hosted a birthday party for her son Charles Jr on Broad Street with games, a decorated dining room, and a four candle cake attended by Vera Wilson Bobby Wilson John Wood Betty Strickland Clara Jarrell Juanita Wood Margaret Blaylock and the host. A separate note covers a September 20 wedding of Mabel Crouch to J W Reavis, their home in High Point, and a multi city bridal trip.

Charles Ivey Broad Street Charles, Jr Honore Ivey Annie Lee Jarrell Vera Wilson Bobby Wilson John Wood Betty Strickland Clara Jarrell Juanita Wood Margaret Blaylock Green Street Baptist Church Mabel Crouch J. W. Reavis H. T. Stevens Yadkin County The Southern Motor Supply Company Mrs. Reavis High Point College Lillian Buckner Guilford College Buckner Guilford Edwin Hedrick William Worley H. P. College Fairmont W. Va Cleo Harrell Blanca Harrell Winston Inez Trogdon Asheboro Margaret Perry Thomasville Pauline Whitaker Elizabeth Hanner Margaret Pickett Julian, N. C Jimmie Rogers Charlie Brooks Davidson- Elon Jewell Herghes Dot Lamb Randleman A. F. Williams Miriam Williams Greensboro Gene Williams Pomona Johnson Lillie Mae Braxton Alamance County Club Julius Braxton Edna Nicholson Hilda Amick Juanita Amick

Rollins Silk Hosiery Ad Promises Dependable Comfort

A vintage advertisement touts Rollins Silk Hosiery as near perfect silk hose. It emphasizes strict full fashioning in autumn shades and options in service or chiffon weights, urging readers to adopt the habit of wearing Rollins hosiery.

Indianapolis Minister Praises Queen Anne Heater

Reverend Jos Asbury declares the Queen Anne Heater keeps his home warm with pure air and even temperature. Frank Gurley of High Point Show Case Works advertises the heater and offers contact by phone.

Jos. Asbury Frank Gurley High Point Show Case Works

Students Proceed to Institutions and Visits Around the Region

Miss Rada Poston left yesterday for Durham to attend Duke University. Robert Gold departed for Woodbury Forest in Virginia to join Woodberry Forest School. Miss Evelyn Gibson headed to Bristol to enter Intermont College for the coming year. Mrs C C Edwards left for Poughkeepsie New York to visit relatives. W H Parsons returned from Asheville on legal business. Clara Luxerm returned from a Chicago trip for study and pleasure. Mrs Sara Wagger of Wagger's Ladies' Shop left for New York to shop for fall and winter merchandise.

Rada Poston Durham Duke University Robert Gold Woodbury Forest Woodberry Forest School Evelyn Gibson Bristol Intermont College Sara Wagger Wagger Ladies’ Shop New York

Such Gowns Go Such Furs Such Gowns Go Such Furs

Chilled fish recipes describe broiled salmon or halibut served cold with summer vegetables. A method for milled cocoa uses a clover beater to prevent surface film. Summer curtains favor muslin and voile to minimize light and air. A meat loaf with gelatin is molded and served on lettuce with tartar sauce.

Ermaine Reports Prices Raise For Dear Cousin

The note to a cousin mentions prices and market concerns in a terse, personal style. It references rising costs and distant accounts without detailed data, conveying a sense of concern over value and exchange.

Paris Fashion Dreams and a Worldly Romance

In Paris on September 16, Germaine writes of luxury wardrobes and dream gowns, praising Rodier textiles and Bianchini silks while detailing outfits and furs. She notes shopping, visits with Jacques, and speculation about his father’s finances and possible trips to Buenos Aires, ending with affectionate greetings.

Jimmy America Joan Nash Couturier Paris Rodier Jean Magin Louise Jacques Deauville Henry IV St. Germain France Buenos Airres Germaine

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