Thomasville Club Wins All Prizes in Event
The Thomasville club swept all prizes in the event as announced.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1932
Page
7
The Thomasville club swept all prizes in the event as announced.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church hosted a silver tea at the new parsonage on Friday afternoon. Attendees greeted by hosts and In the dining room, jonquils adorned the tea table with lacecloth and burning tapers as refreshments were served to about fifty guests.
Miss Ida Mare Yow traveled to Louisburg to visit friends. Granddaughters Nancy Yow Abernethy and Betsy Perry Yow stayed with Mrs. G. H. Yow on East Main Street. The David son county zone meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society met Thursday in the Hut on Randolph Street with Main Street church as hostess. Mrs. J. G. Sterling of
M. and Stone, formerly at City Memorial Hospital after a severe car crash four weeks ago, was transferred today to Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for continued treatment expected to last some time.
Mrs. D. B. Hoover arrived back Thursday after visiting her daughter Mrs. W. L. Hargett on Johnson Street in High Point.
The Philathea class of Green Street Baptist Church met at 607 Lindsay Street hosted by Mrs. O W Stout with Mrs. A E Sappenfield as associate hostess. Mrs. Andrews presided. scripture by Mrs J H Caroll and prayer by Mrs L St Loflin. Plans were laid for an April church building fund dinner. Seven members and five visitors attended.
In Villa St. Stefano Italy engineers drilled the ground to assess collapse risk from ancient Roman tunnels. A dozen houses already lay ruined in a 70 foot diameter crater with more structures at stake as underground rumblings continued.
In New Orleans on April 2 cotton traded quietly amid a weekend lull. Prices edged lower with stocks weak and week end liquidation. July eased to 6.28 and October fell 7 to 8 points, closing steady after a late rally from covering.
Funeral services were held in Tarboro today for Col. John L. Bridgers prominent lawyer who died yesterday at Duke Hospital in Durham. Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire and the Rev Bertham Brown conducted the rites.
Washington April 2. Time and place set for opening hearings on the veterans bonus bill. The Ways and Means Committee will hear April 11 on bills to cash pay holders of veterans certificates, seeking 2.2 billion dollars by options including bond issues or currency retirement. Crisp opposes but will hear advocates as promised.
The Pinehurst golf team won their tenth straight Nasean foursome match by 12 to 5 over an all-south team from southern resorts.
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