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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1928

Page

6

Neighborhood Bible Classes And Bridge Event Honor Guests

Miss Elizabeth Hayden hosts Miss Sophia Stringfellow of Shreveport at a bridge party with spring flowers and a lingerie gift. Earlier events include Bible study meetings at multiple homes and a Saturday Children of Confederacy gathering on Hillcrest Drive.

Elizabeth Hayden Bridge Sophia Stringfellow Shreveport Children OF Confederacy Royster Tucker Emerywood Andrew Lindsay Miss Stringfellow Misses Stringfellow Marjorie Tate Lucy Neal Carr Ruth Moffitt Mary Johnston Mesdames F. M. Cralle Alexander Rankin Albert Freeze Charles Holton al Green

Friends of Mrs Dixon Improve After Illness at Home

Local notices describe Mrs. T. R. Dixon recovering at her 1006 Lindsay Street residence after a period of illness. The column also lists visits from Thomasville residents and guests from Watertown New York to area homes and social events, including a Country club dance.

T. R. Dixon Lindsay Street

Bowne and Lowne Plan Weekend in Tryon

H W N Bowne and Miss Ruth Lowne depart tomorrow for a weekend in Tryon. Miss Mary Hauck of Greensboro visited here last night and attended the Country Club dance.

Walter Lambeth Thomasville H W. N. Bowne Ruth Lowne Tryon Mary Hauck Greensboro

Ministers Stand Against Perceived Press Attacks in High Point

Tom A. Sykes writes that local ministers, in dialogue with the Mayor and Council, defend working men against insinuations of exploitation. He praises officers for revealing conditions and vows to regulate vice, urging calm and unity among citizens and church leaders.

Stokes Mr. Stokes Hilliard Byrum Cobb John Moore Lloyd Wilson Conrad Edgar Hartley Association Winston-Salem Tom A. Sykes

In Memory of Mrs Lizzie Lanier

The Angel of Peace carried Lizzie Lanier to her eternal home on April 10. The prayerful tribute notes her long suffering, cheerful endurance, and constant appreciation. Loved ones mourn her loss while trusting God to comfort them and reunite in rest.

Lizzie FP. Lanier Earth

High Point Democratic club meets to discuss candidates

The High Point Democratic club holds a 7 30 p m meeting with one day left for filing. R B Parker says candidates will be discussed. Guilford county hopefuls include T J Gold W C Jones George Younce Norman Boren. County commissioner race draws interest with four nominees and two seats. High Point figures H A Millis and J S Worth are among the contenders.

High Point Democratic Club R. B. Parker High Point T. J. Gold Senate W. C. Jones Guilford County George Younce Norman Boren Greensboro H. A. Millis J. S. Worth

Sophomore Revels Lights Up High Point College

The sophomore class at High Point College presents Sophomore Revels in the college auditorium at 8 p.m. The program includes brief plays and monologues to raise funds for the class project due in 1930. Prominent students perform and organizers expect a highly entertaining evening.

High Point College

A Sap's Fables Ernest Schofield's Drinking Mystery

Ernest Schofield, once a model young man, transitions from business college to painting houses to heavy whiskey drinking. A penitent Methodist, he repeatedly returns to church after binges. His bicycle crash into Granny Foster's fence ends safely, yet the mystery of his decline remains unsolved.

Ernest Schofield Granny Foster

Death Valley Below Sea Level in California Expanse

Death Valley California is the driest and hottest place on earth. The basin lies 276 feet below sea level and stretches about 150 miles long and 15 to 20 miles wide.

Death Valley California

First street railway in the world opened in New York

The New York and Harlem road began operation in 1832, marking the world’s first street railway.

New York and Harlem Road

Regular meeting of High Point Chapter No. 70 Royal Arch Masons

The High Point Chapter No. 70 Royal Arch Masons will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 P M All visiting Royal Arch Masons are invited By order J M Thomas Sr H P and W E B Herndon Secy

High Point Royal Arch Masons H. P

Long Suspension Bridge Links Philadelphia and Camden

The longest suspension bridge in the world connects Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Camden New Jersey. It spans 1750 feet and rises 136 feet above the water, forming a monumental crossing between the two cities.

Philadelphia Camden N. J

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Hayden Sarah Charlotte Denny Hillcrest Drive Betty Lou Gatlin Avril Allred Bible Class Allred Neighborhood Bible Class N. T. Hedrick St. Matthew Friends Church Arthur Fidler Harris Jarrell Annie Gray Frazier UV. D. C Sheraton J. A. Morris Green Street Baptist Church W. D. Simmons South Main Street Hendrix Music Store Calvary Ladies Ladies’ Aid Society of Calvary M. E. Church Mrs. Tucker Country Club Arabian Serenaders Chicago Horace Haworth Charles W. Perry Delk Smith F. J. Sizemore Mior Moffitt’s N. Main Street E. Hoover City W. L. Hargett Johnson Street O. D. Greene Watertown N. Y F. M. Hawley Mrs. Greene Ella Conad New York Ollie Presnell J. T. Lewallen Asheboro W. EB. Luck Austin Finch Matt Wall Democratic Club Aero Digest Cecil Whitings the Mystery Store Hampton Quality Shoe Store Everny Reat THE Worths North Main Street Sheraton Sheraton Hotel Dry Cleaning Company
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