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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
6
Society notes highlight Miss Madeline Hoover in club events and social activities. Coverage mentions her engagements, invitations, and local gathering participation.
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council executive board will not meet Tuesday afternoon as planned but will hold the meeting Thursday at 3 45 p m at Elm Street School. Secretary Mrs Hunter Dalton urged full attendance.
Mrs. R. K. Stewart returns to her West avenue home after about five weeks away visiting New York City and her son James J. Farriss and Mrs. Farriss. Evelyn Sigman hosted visitors at 608 Carr Street over the weekend, with Biese Johnson and Tula Bain Petree of Lexington among them. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Besser at 206 West Green Street were joined by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ausboland of Lexington for a Roaring Gap weekend. Tommie Beeson and spouse arrive home at 405 street after attending the funeral of Mrs. Beeson’s grandfather John Wimo in Raven, Va.
The Philathea class of Calvary M E church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in its church classroom for the regular monthly meeting. New officers will be elected and Heart Sisters revealed with new names drawn. Mr and Mrs C W Spencer announce the birth of a son Jack son Lee on Sept 19 at 1723 North Main Street. Pentagon Club Holds Regular Meeting Tonight at 7 30 at Curtis Newton’s home on Fifth Street with urged full attendance.
The city hosts a packed schedule of club meetings and events across Monday to Friday. Wayside Garden and Florence Nightingale clubs hold morning and evening gatherings, VFW hosts a benefit card party, Eastern Star and YWCA events run quarterly programs, and social clubs like Live Y'ers and Emerywood offer seasonal activities.
Mr and Mrs C C Crawford of Oak Hill Forest announce the birth of a daughter named Bobbie Janice on a Saturday in September.
President Roosevelt, at the White House porch, expects better economic skies this year and asks private agencies to take over much relief work. He cites rising purchasing power since 1932 and urges cooperation with the upcoming social security commission during the third annual mobilization for human needs.
General J. R. Royston, 75, veteran of four campaigns, announces from Cuba and South Africa his plan to offer services to the Emperor of Abyssinia to raise a brigade for potential war with Italy. Royston reports waves of offers from ex service men and nurses across Natal and Johannesburg, awaiting Abyssinian government reply on service terms and pay.
Raleigh report states the State Supreme Court will convene Tuesday to hear 26 cases on appeal from the fourth and seventeenth judicial districts.
Instructions for creating a fall lawn emphasize soil prep four to six inches deep, mixing sand or clay and peat as needed. Apply balanced plant food, sow seed at four to five pounds per 1000 square feet, roll for seed contact, water daily until germination, and mow when grass reaches three to three and a half inches.
Dr Edward J Stieglits explains that 7 to 10 percent of American men under 45 have vascular conditions causing high blood pressure and that the prevalence rises with age. Women show higher rates after 40. Hypotension is rarer but more common among youth. Insurance data cite 140000 annual deaths from hypertensive disease, with rising organ damage and insurance implications. Early symptoms signal a warning rather than immediate danger.
The article discusses hypertensive arterial disease or H A D with risks like heart failure and stroke, noting prevention and treatment. It then explains corn formation, causes from ill fitting shoes or improper foot use, and removal methods including cautions and common remedies.
Miss Gladys Richardson and Annice Payne hosted a misc shower at Richardson home for Mrs. Jerry Jeffries new bride. Guests enjoyed games and contests with gifts for the honoree and prizes to Margaret Davis Blanche Williams. Refreshments served to a group including Clara Thomas Alma Johnson Ida Payne Iris Tressie Caudie Elizabeth Kearns Evelyn Sigman Pauline Walker and Mesdames Datley Childress Richardson Smith.
A ram sold in Sydney Australia for a world record price of 2595 dollars. The buyer and seller names are not provided in the readable text. This sale marks a historic high for livestock prices in the region.
A renowned astrologer astonishes clients with his delineation services. The article notes the service is free to patrons while each purchase costs 50 cents.
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