Anta Pearl Hiatt Honored At Emerywood Party
A local party at the Hiatt home in Emerywood honored Anta Pearl Hiatt on her third birthday. Guests enjoyed games, a fishing-themed activity, and a cake and ice cream tea after the party.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1929
Page
6
A local party at the Hiatt home in Emerywood honored Anta Pearl Hiatt on her third birthday. Guests enjoyed games, a fishing-themed activity, and a cake and ice cream tea after the party.
Miss Margaret Sloan of Statesville has joined High Point college music faculty. A graduate of Converse college with three Peabody diplomas, she studied voice piano and public school music and is an accomplished pipe organ performer. She will participate in next month’s annual faculty recital and strengthens the college music department.
The wedding of the former Reiidsville resident to an auditor from High Point was celebrated with shoulder corsage roses and lilies of the valley. The couple plans a western state honeymoon and will reside with Mrs. Phillips’ sister on Parkway after returning. The bride, an alumna of Salem College, has a broad circle of High Point friends. She is sister to several High Point residents including Mrs. B. S. Cummings and Mrs. O. C. Harris. Mr. Phillips attended Oak Ridge and Wake Forest colleges and works as an auditor in High Point.
Miss Claire Douglas left Thursday for Chapel Hill to enter the University and pursue postgraduate work toward a Master’s degree. Mrs. L. J. Weathers and grandson Tommy Jackson went to Raleigh to visit relatives and attend the state fair. R. M. Harvey plans to return to High Point in a few weeks to resume his News and Times subscription campaign business with Mrs. Harvey joining him. Miss Mary Elisabeth Perry has returned to Hollins Virginia to resume studies at Hollins College. Mrs. Norman Hutton of Hickory visits Mrs. Grover Kester. Friends of Mrs. Oland Leviner learn she has recovered from an operation removing her tonsils. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Crowder returned Friday night from New…
Port News and Blackstone Virginia residents visited relatives. Grattan Foy and wife spent the weekend in Charlotte with kin. A M Hofmann and wife from Waukegan Illinois stayed with Hofmann parents on Jones Street. Charles B Miller and wife returned from Virginia visit with Miller family. B F Slate came back from Monroe after funeral of brother Alexander Morgan. Lynn Weaver and spouse of Weaverville were guests of Rev EF Harbison on Roland Park Avenue.
In Spokane Washington a campaign aims to preserve crude red painted rock carvings on sheltered boulders that historians think were created by northwest Indian tribes. Some scholars link the symbols to battles and hunting while one view suggests a Viking journal narrative later erased by Indians. Most experts say the pigment came from Dakota sources.
The Humorist notes slapstick quip about who protects the public from predatory gangs. A cartoonish exchange implies the police force stands as the public shield against crime. The brief item signals social commentary rather than a specific incident.
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