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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

6

Shipwash Elected NC Daughters of America State Councillor

Lena M. Shipwash of High Point chosen state councilor of the North Carolina State Council Daughters of America at the eighth annual Asheboro meeting held April 26. Bes sie Long elected associate vice state councilor. Lula Trollinger of Greensboro named associate state councilor. Other officers include Willie Abernethy Asheville state vice councillor and Mary Turbeville Charlotte state conductor. Asheville will host next spring’s meeting. attendees from High Point and Washington Council fields listed.

Lena M. Shipwash North Carolina State Council Daughters of America Dixon Council Asheboro Shipwash Peace Council High Point Geneva Payne Bessie Long Washington Council Lula Trollinger Greensboro Willie Abernethy Asheville Mary Turbeville Charlotte Ie Cooper Miss Wilkins Statesville Jennie Creech Mayodan West Elizabeth City Edgar Weaver Lois Hol

Broadus Casey Feted At Bridge Party In Town

Mrs. Waldo F. Hester hosts a bridge party honoring Mrs. Broadus Casey formerly Frances Hubbard and a local school faculty member. The event features spring flowers, seven tables of play, and a prize plaque for Miss Clara Whitehead. The social calendar also notes missionary conference travels and club activities across Hendersonville and Oak Hill aims.

Friendly Garden Club Stewart R. S. Stewart Milbourne Heights Martha Parsons EB. S. Wilson Broadus Casey Frances Hubbard Walt F. Hester Woodrown Avenue Clara Whitehead Casey Hester Oak Hill School Stephen Clark A. 8. Caldwell Science Club Ruth Welborn

Local Note: Betty Lee Thompson Recovers from Illness at Grandparents’ Home

Friends report Betty Lee Thompson is recovering from measles and pneumonia at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs John A Smith in Trinity. Mrs Parker and son Walter Wellington III visit Mrs Parker's mother Mrs W C Wood at 609 English Street. Mrs Parker formerly Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Hortense McDonald are also mentioned in nearby health notes.

Theresa Therrell Ralph Therrell Kathleen Bullins Andy Bullins James Therrell John Travis Grace Waddell Bullin Otis Alice Joe Fowler Jack Grogan Billie Gapton Buster Stewart Leon Green Ralph Teresa Therrell Modene Church Wayne Chambers Martha Robbie Patterson Betty Ann Donna Faye Watson Freda Barber Betty Stone Verbena Ruth Mollie J. K Ray Hamlet Alice Ruth Travis Glenn Thompson Betty Lee John A. Smith Trinity W. W. Parker, Jr Walter Wellington Henderson Hortense McDonald City Memorial Hospital Thomasville

Look Young With Mello-glo French Face Cream

Attractive women praised for youthful complexions use Mello-glo the new French facial cream. It promises a radiant glow and smoother skin through its advanced formula.

Bladen County Marks 200th Birthday Celebration

Bladen county celebrated its founding 200 years ago with a day of pageants and speeches in Elizabethtown. Governor Ehringhaus and UNC president Frank P. Graham spoke alongside local leaders including Dr EB Bennett, Elizabethton mayor, and H H Clark. Twenty five counties sent greetings.

Elizabethtown Bladen County Ehringhaus Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina EB. C. Bennett Elizabethton H. H. Clark County Board of Commissioners

Cotton Growers of South urged to renounce political leaders

J. W. Garrow, president of the American Cotton Shippers' Association, told the Cotton Growers of the South to renounce the political leadership of the big farm organizations at the Memphis convention. He said producers have received free advice from groups with other axes to grind and warned that such guidance is costly and unreliable.

Memphis Tenn South J. W. Garrow American Cotton Shippers’ Association Garrow

Unclear fragment hints at tariff debate and prices

Fragment mentions not yet attacked and denounces protective tariff measures while noting lack of price or profit details.

How Many Squeals Please Blockow Farmer Sells Hogs

Hobson Missouri farmer Blockow claims he can judge hog weight by their squeals, as neighbors question his skill though they say he is very accurate. No scales are used to weigh the hogs.

Blockow

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