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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1931
Page
5
A quiet poem portrays a dreaming tree on a hill longing to sail away and see the world while bearing scars from the wind and stars. The piece contrasts quiet ambition with a childlike wish for freedom and distant horizons.
Mrs R L Waynick has returned from Durham where she was the guest of relatives. Ara Lloyd and Hilliard Smith have returned to their home here at.
The schedule lists daily gatherings of women’s clubs across multiple homes including Parkway Oakwood Court Emery wood North Main Washington street Johnson street South Main and Morris street. Meetings cover Sigma Theta W O T Entre Nous Beta Pi Club Sorosis Lotus and King of Clubs plus Friday Bridge Club with various hosts. Communities include Mrs Kearns Mrs Clark Mrs Ragan Mrs Nolan Mrs Brinson Mrs Sherrod Mrs Harris Mrs Douglas Mrs K Ear ns Mrs Farrell and Miss Carter Marsh.
The Good Will Garden club indefinitely postpones its regular meeting planned for Tuesday April 7 due to Easter-related absences and bad weather. Several local residents travel for holidays and events while others remain at home ill or visiting relatives in Winston Salem Raleigh Florence Hartsville and Roaring Gap.
The Guilford General Hospital mentions Harry Doctor and his daughter Anna Lou leaving yesterday for Macon Georgia to spend the coming week as guests of Mr Doctor’s mother. 3:30 PM Wednesday Rook club meeting with Mrs P B Karle.
In Winston-Salem on Easter morning about ten thousand worshippers braved heavy rain for the 159th Moravian sunrise service. Thousands also heard the broadcast by radio. The service featured 300 musicians, and Rev. Dr. J Kenneth Pfohl led his first service after succeeding the late Bishop Edward Rondthaler who died in January.
Philip Auna owns a sea dog named Night Hawk an Irish Terrier believed unique for riding a surfboat. It took months to train the dog to ride waves with the master. The pair spend an hour daily practicing the sport in Honolulu.
Scientists at the Research Association of the British Wool and Worsted Industries report a potential breakthrough. By treating the skin of a sheep, wool could continue to grow for an extended period, possibly indefinitely, raising prospects for ongoing wool production even after the animal's death.
Two days after a war resolution, the Austrian chargé d’affaires in Washington sought safe passage as Austria Hungary was allied with Germany. War declaration against Austria-Hungary did not occur until December 7, 1917, amid the high seas losses of 200 Americans.
Four internationally noted speakers have agreed to speak at the second quadrennial Human Relations Institute to be hosted by the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill May 3 to 9. The roster includes Dr Shailer Matthews Charles P Summerall Dr W W Alexander and Fletcher Sims Brockman.
On April 6 1917 the Senate passed a resolution declaring war on Germany following approval by the House 373 to 50 and 82 to 6 respectively. The joint resolution was signed by Vice President Marshall Speaker Champ Clark and President Wilson. The move came after Germany began unrestricted submarine warfare and the break with diplomatic relations on February 3.
The Swedish state railways unveiled a new third class carriage described as fit for a king. At about 75 feet long it features center and end doors, roomy windows, all seats covered, and 104 seats in total, priced at 13 500 dollars.
New York April 6 Mile Gabrielle Chanel Paris couturiere in New York says private advice to every American woman to quit trying to look like a mannequin. Mannequins wear outfits only briefly and cannot live in the costume they display. Chanel, hired by Samuel Goldwyn to design for films, aims to keep screen fashion six months ahead. Chanel will view New Yorks Easter parade tomorrow.
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