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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Neris Shoaf announce the birth of a daughter, Carolyn Lindsay, on April 4. The item notes a community exhibition at Hasty High School, a preschool clinic at Ray Street School, a Friendship class meeting, and a YW A gathering with updated meeting locations.
Community groups announce meetings and events across High Point including garden clubs chapters Daughters of the American Revolution and Eastern Star chapters social clubs and church auxiliary gatherings. Notable items include a concert by the A Capella choir of High Point College and a YWCA flower show with invites to interested members.
Mrs Grace Jordan and Mrs J B Burgess with daughters Ruth and Margaret return home from Danville Virginia after a weekend with relatives. Mrs Henry Odom and Mrs Allen Newby visited Kannapolis guests of Jessie Ledwell. Mr and Mrs R W Ridgins spent the weekend at Statesville. Mrs F G Flagler is ill with influenza. Edith and Elizabeth Flagler recover from scarlet fever. The Woman’s Missionary Society of Hilliard Memorial Baptist church meets tomorrow at 7 90 pm with Mrs G Hussey on Thomasville Road. All members urged to attend.
Linen luggage arrives with the first crocus, featuring featherweight water resistant suitcases and overnight bags in natural linen with leather edges and smart brown or green stripes. Traveling outfits include brown and white ensembles with white pique blouses gloves and hats.
Mr and Mrs D M Hohn marked their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday April 9 at the home of their daughter Mrs J Ernest Davis in Randleman route one. They wed April 7 1883. they have 12 children six living 24 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
A Johnson Street School program presented by the students for the P T A featured a series of posed art pieces and musical selections. Teachers and students led performances explaining paintings by Reynolds and Gainsborough, with works including The Age of Innocence and Narcissus.
Judge Lewis Teague addressed Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association on The Wise Use of Recreation stressing that youth must learn to recreate wisely. He warned of increasing leisure time for all ages and urged organized, healthful recreation to reduce juvenile court cases and promote physical and mental development.
Officers for another year were read and unanimously accepted. Elected: president Mrs J W Phillips. first vice president Mrs T H Bilder. second vice president F P Vaughan. secretary Miss Lelia Shore Thomas. treasurer Miss Annabella King. Mrs L R Johnston led devotionals. Calvary quartet H M Hill Co L Agner J N McMahan Roy Paggett sang with Mrs Paggett. Miss King’s second grade sung. attendance banner awarded to Miss King’s second grade. Mrs R W Irving presided.
The Beulah Philathea class of East Green Street Baptist Church will meet at 7:80 this evening at Miss Beatrice Teague's home in Archdale. Members should gather at the church at 7:15 for transportation arrangements.
Pastor John E. All of the Seventh Day Adventist church spoke on the end of the world as a purification by fire that makes a new earth. He referenced Isaiah 65 17 and stressed the need for born again belief and the resurrection at Christ's second coming. Checks of readiness and watchfulness were urged for salvation of souls.
Sunday services focus on the theme Are Sin Disease and Death Real The Golden Text from Psalms 103 8 3 9 emphasizes God heals and forgives The Bible readings include Psalms 32 2 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures noting mind not sick and matter not real The text discusses the relationship between sin sickness and healing in Christian Science belief
The excerpt asserts that sickness is not real and that Truth destroys its apparent reality, presenting it as universal and perfect remedy.
Chicago's White Sox defeat the Cubs three games to one in the spring city championship. Ted Joe and Milt Gaston pitched four-hitters in a 1 0 win, followed by a 12 6 victory as Al Simmons and Mule Haas led the rally with four run nights. The Sox, top in ten years, set their sights on anopen championship bid.
Bramham says minor league baseball is reviving as 75 cities seek help to organize teams. The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues president notes many towns have been without baseball for years and expects many to rejoin by 1984.
Peterson Company of Buffalo New York manufacturers of Petersons Ointment and Soap for over sixty years shows a sales rise of better than ten percent in the last year. President BR Peterson credits his father founder and extensive newspaper advertising for the growth and notes advertising in 1982 helped raise business.
Planes based at Mayo Lake about 190 miles east of Dawson transport food and dogs to Alaskan gold camps, boosting supply lines for miners and remote settlements.
The United States licenses 121 aeronautical ground stations and 3860 aircraft radio stations for operation, outlining the breadth of aviation communication infrastructure across the country.
Social week in Lexington includes the Henry Study Club meeting at Mrs Wall's West Sixth Ave home with a Scotland talk and elaborate dinner. A Junior Mosie Club session followed on West Fourth Ave with Mrs Honeycutt guiding a program of solos and piano pieces.
Duke university plans a six game six day Easter series at Duke Park and Bull Park starting Thursday with Virginia Tech visitors. The Blue Devils meet Guilford Friday and Durham Bulls Saturday before the annual Easter Monday double header. Maryland named as this season foe.
The 1988 National Air Races relocate from Cleveland to Los Angeles and will run July 1 through July 4. Top pilots from various teams are expected to compete, with organizers highlighting updated venues and schedules.
The Central Aviation Bureau of China has ordered 16 training aircraft from a United States company to bolster domestic pilot training programs. The purchase signals ongoing aviation ties and capacity expansion for training operations.
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