Foushee urges hard work at Point College talk
E G Foushee, pastor and longtime North Carolina Methodist leader, spoke to seniors at Point College in Greensboro. He urged youth to reject relief dependence and value labor, saying honest work builds character, empathy, and self reliance.
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E. G. Foushee
End Methodist Protestant Jeh
Greensboro
North Carolina Methodist
Mern
Th Point College
E. G. Humphreys
Foushee
North Carolina Merchants Set 34th Annual Meet In Raleigh
High Point merchants anticipate a large turnout for the 34th annual North Carolina Merchants meeting to be held at the Sir hotel in Raleigh on Monday and Tuesday. State Secretary L Dowell predicts at least 1500 attendees and session topics include advertising to increase profits and employee relations.
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Harry Vann Straaten
Williams
Wilmington
Dixson
Winston-Salem
High Point
Miss Baker
Raleigh
Memorial Rites Honor Moravian Circle Members in Kernersville
In Kernersville on April 17 the Whatsoever circle of the Moravian church held a memorial service for two deceased members, Mrs Cornelia Hastings and W C Michael. The gathering included tributes, prayers, and readings, followed by quilting tasks and plans for future events, with notes of Easter greetings and community concern. Rev Ralph Weatherly reports on his Kingston Pa area flood impact.
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Kernersville
J. P.dkins
Jesus
J. M. Greenfield
Laura Weatherly
Carnelia Hastings
Tilla Harmon
Ralph Weatherly
Episcopal Church
Kingston
Thas
Red Cross
Moravian Woman's Auxiliary Meets for Monthly Session
With Mrs. Edgar Shore presiding the Moravian church Women’s Auxiliary held its monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon. The chaplain led devotional moments centered on the theme Immortality, I Tim. 2 8 10, and spoke of faith and afterlife.
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Edgar Shore
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Moravian Church
Easter Week Visits and Family News Across North Carolina
Mee BOC reports Salmon and children back in Elkin after visiting Mrs. Salmon's father, W. C. Michael. Families Pilsen and children spent Easter weekend with relatives in High Point. Mrs. Willem Palmdexter and Miss Florence Barrow of Winston-Salem visited J. P. Adkins in Moments. Miss Sally Williams resumes Clinton School duties after visiting Esther McKaughm. Ray Greaves and children visited Graves’ mother in Mocksville. George Woollen and wife guests of friends in High Point. Mrs. Gid Hastings of Winston-Salem honored by YWCA camp recreation grounds.
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Mee
BOC
Salmon
Elkin
W. C. Michael
Pilsen
Willem Palmdexter
Mies Florence Barrow
Waetom-Salem
J. P. Adkins
Moméar
Sally Williams
Clinton School
Esther MocKaughm
Ray Greaves
Local Students Are Given Scholarships
RALEIGH April 17 Special Atlean B Blam and James W Farr both of High Point were among the credits honored at scholarship day exercises at State college with Dean W C Jackson Greens boro Woman's college making the principal address J C Gregory of Greensboro who le a junior was one of the three receiving the highest honour High honour also went to Robert Settom and John W Weisner both of Greensboro Phi Phi scholarship fraternity awarded the medals.
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Raleigh
Atlean B. Blam
James W. Farr
High Point
State College
Dean W. C. Jackson
Greensboro Woman's College
J. C. Gregory
Greensboro
Robert Settom
John W. Weisner
Phi Ph
Archdale Trinity Board To Confer With Dr Baily
Archdale Trinity sanitary district leaders George Craven R P Royer and Jos T Weaver with attorney J Allen Austin and engineer Geddie Strickland travel to Chapel Hill for talks with state PWA director Dr H G Baily chief financial examiner Chariton Chute and administrator counsel C N Malone. Mr and Mrs Craven will tour eastern North Carolina and be away several days.
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George B. Craven
R. P. Royer
Jos. T. Weaver
Board of Commissioners
Archdale-Trinity Sanitary District
J. Allen Austin
Geddie Strickland
Chapel Hill
H. G. Baily
PWA
Chariton F
Berlin Birthrate at 8.7 per Thousand Sets World Low
Berlin recorded a birthrate of 8.7 per thousand in 1931 the world's lowest among major cities. Stockholm followed at 10.8, then San Francisco 11.8, Paris 14.4, and London 15.
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Berlin
Stockholm
San Francisco
Paris
London
Mother of Prize Winning Dog Lost
Mrs John W Slattery of Maryland offers 25 dollars for the return of her prize winning terrier Hitty missing on a Thomasville highway. The fat terrier wears a green collar and is the dam of Slattery's award winning dog shown in Charlotte. Report any sighting to The Enterprise or the Thomasville police.
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John W. Slattery
Maryland
Thomasville
Hitty
High Pointers Are Honored At Guilford College
GUILFORD COLLEGE April 17 Charles B E Blair of High Point was elected president of the student body in the recent campus elections. Marguerite Neave and Charlotte Parker, both of High Point, are named in the report.
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Guilford College
Charles BE. Blair
High Point
Marguerite Neave
Charlotte Parker
Ninth District Rally of M P Church Here Sunday
The ninth district of the Methodist Protestant church will hold a rally at Rankin Memorial church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o’clock. High Point and Guilford charge churches attend and a large crowd is expected. The full program will be announced Sunday morning.
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Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
Guilford Charge
Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Guilfordian announces editor changes and student leaders
The Guilfordian bi weekly student publication names new editor in chief and managing editor. Margaret Barnes of Greensboro becomes president of the women's student body and Emily Ragdale of Jamestown is chosen May Queen in the recent election.
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Guilfordian
The
Students of Guilford
Margaret Barnes
Greensboro
May Queen
Emily Ragedale
Jamestown
Rat Poison Sale At City Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
Rat poison will be plated on sale at the city hall tomorrow afternoon from 2 until 4 58.
California Gasoline Use Rises in First Half of 1935
California used 685.611 million gallons of gasoline in the first half of 1935, up from 675.626 million in the same period of 1934, ranking second to New York in consumption.
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California
New York State
Feem-a-mint laxative for constipation relief
Advertises a chewing laxative product Feem-a-mint for postpartum constipation. Claims gentle digestion aid, pleasant mint flavor, even flow to bowels, and a money back guarantee. Positions as suitable for women and children with a family size pack offered.
Pierce's Golden Medical Wonder Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical with claims to aid weight loss strength and stomach trouble with sour risings. The copy mentions branded products and medical claims typical of period patent medicines.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
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