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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1933

Page

7

Mrs Meade Hite Hosts Thomasville Phi Beta Club

Mrs Meade Hite entertains Phi Beta Club with floral setting at Sal em street home. Lois Johnson leads program on The Literary Value of the Bible and a King James paper. A two course repast followed for twelve guests.

Meade Hite Salem Street Phi Beta Club Harry Lee Lambeth Ralph Wilson Lois Johnson Arthur Morris O. J. McCoy Mamie Harris Archibald Johnson

Presbyterian Circles Meet Monday in City Churches

The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will hold multiple circles meeting Monday at 3 p.m. with various hostesses across addresses on Woodbrook Court Otteray East Circle Drive Lindsay Street Rockford Road Farriss Avenue and others. The Cable circle will gather later at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Carter Dalton.

Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church W. P. Anderson Woodbrook Court Nathan Bales Bessie Smith Otteray P. H. Dalton East Circle Drive F. F. Dickson Lindsay Street W. G. Foy Rockford Road W. M. Dyer East Farriss Avenue Mary Thompson Otteray Drive Carter Dalton Johnson Street A. J. Caldwell Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution D. L. Bouldin Charlotte R. T. Pickens, Sr W. L. Tabb R. F. J. Johnson, Jr J. 8. Welborn R. I. Quigley H. W. McCain Wednesday Book Club China S. C. Clark T. B. Barlé Hardover Street M. P Church J. C. Whitesell Rotary Drive Whitesell

Musical program features and club bridge luncheon notes

Misses Hunt Hepler Bryant Moore performed in a musical program while Mrs Charlies Gilliam won a prize. A Contract club bridge luncheon at Mrs O R Hodgin's Mock street home featured two tables of contract with prizes for high scorer Mrs Robert Rapp and visitor prize Mrs Vernon Snider. Numerous social visits and travels are listed among local residents.

H. T. Hethcock West Main Street Maie Snell Madeline Hoover Marie Jones Eloise Welch Maye Livengood Moyer Mendenhall Raymond Phillips A. R. Swaim Mamie Harris Alvah Boyles Vernon Snider Mesdames W. H. Curlee G. W. Lyle Eva Hunt Ruth Hepler Margaret Lee Bryant Maxine Moore Charlies Gilliam O. R. Hodgin Contract Club Mock Street Robert Rapp Prise Ralph Wilson Aliene Hoover E. H. Mahone Tom Lambeth, Jr Carson Cox

Finland’s temperance tale backs repeal opponents

A W C T U statement cites Finnish police and treasury data to claim drunkenness crime and poverty rise with liquor expansion. The piece argues that dry days fail, policing shifts back, and promises of temperance falter, warning repeal would worsen conditions.

Finland United States Treasury

Stehli Waynesboro Unit to Reopen Soon

WAYNESBORO Va Apr 8 The Stehli silk plant in this city will reopen during the coming week. Exact date of resuming operations has not been announced but orders to begin activities have been received as material en route is redined.

Waynesboro Stehli

Maid's Life No Bed Of Roses, One Woman Finds

Chicago reports Mrs. Frank Jarrell of Topeka Kansas recalls her maid era on a Y W C A committee. She describes tiny rooms hard beds cellar baths privacy challenges and limited contact with employers while noting a later dismissal after a club dinner incident.

Chicago Frank Jarrell Topeka Kansas Kansas City Gone

U. S. Moves To Break World Trade Barriers

Hull outlines plan to reduce tariffs and let nations set rates via domestic institutions. He cites drop in world trade from 50 to 12 18 billion dollars and says a bill granting the president broad authority for commercial agreements will be sent to Congress. The program aims to revive manufacturing and mining, restore 12 million jobs, and help farmers by easing surpluses while urging London conference action.

Hull Congress United States

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Mrs. Meade Hite Thomasville Nell Ace of Clubs W. E. Tomlinson Sunrise Avenue Z. V. Crutchfield Hendersonville Main Street L. C. King J. K. Fleming Lillian Yow Bertha Rinehart Vera Dixon C. M. Howell I. G. Grier Alliene Rigby Gleaners Main Street Church Robert Murdock Max Moon Ernest Freedie W. L. Hutchens Winston-Salem Society Briefs Roger McDuffie Greensboro Miss Brewer Ira A. Borland Georgia Louise Brewer Ira Andrew Borland Danville H. P. East G. M. Brewer High Point A. J. Borland Coletrane Street Miss Schultheiss Lewis W. Wardell Clarence Schultheiss Adelaide Junior Day North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Raleigh North Carolina George Prichorn Eugene Davis Statesville Cecil Workman J. 8. Correll C. H. Sebring Maurice Honigman Genevieve Moore Federation Wilmington N. C Douglas Whitley Weiner Park Street Ralph Hicks T. Harold Cliff Ingram Woodrow Thomas Martha Carper Dorothy Gill John Weisner Francis Goodin Rachel Goodin Carson Stout Thomas Furclaw A. M. Gentry Herman Hucks May Murphy Lloyd Whitley Earl Whitley Jack Duncan Alexandra Hartley Cora Horney Henrietta Horney Lucile Coble Mozelle Frazier Mozelle Robinson Elsie Chesson Essie Chesson Lina Chesson Alma Little Katie Wilson Mertis Jones Treva Jones Charlie Peck Rowland Greer Leon Stout Lucile Smith Gilbert Murdock Roy Lewis Morgan Streetman Vergie Mae Perkins Enoch Cooper Mary Allan Bullock Rebecca Porter Ford Dry Cleaners N. Main Quality Shoe R. M. Cooksey Durham James T. Beeson Shelby James E. Lambeth Randolph Street Carl Webb Billy W. Lb. Hutchens BE. A. Myers J. J. Kennedy Florida P. R. Rankin J. A. McAuley Mount Gilead France Finnish Coast Guard Coast Guard Marsh Wetl White House Sistie Buzzie Inez John Mills Rhoda Mills Lucinda Mills Stehli Waynesboro Parm Breanne Eunice Jowne C. A. Ring Drug Store English Street U. S Morro Castle Havana Cuba Welland Canal Lake Erie Lake Ontario the Stieff Co Silversmiths and Goldsmiths of Baltimore, Md Max Bones N. Main High Point Brassieres Tomlinson Ladies’ Shop South Main Street
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