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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1932

Page

6

English Street church Endevor to meet Friday evening

The Christian Endeavor Society of the English Street M. P. church will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at the home of Miss Iris Candle on Alfred street. All members are urged to attend.

English ST. Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Society of the English Street M. P Iris Tressie Fay Candle Alfred Street Archdale Ladies Aid Society Archdale M. E Keystone Green Street

Mr. and Mrs Daily Smith Tour New York City and Coney Island

Mr and Mrs Daily Smith returned from a week in New York City where they visited Coney Island and other points of interest. Mr and Mrs C C Robbins departed today on a motor trip through western North Carolina.

C. C. Robbins North Carolina

Miss Clara Harrison Hosts Janie Tuttle Society Meet

Thomasville notes list Miss Elizabeth Yow presiding at the Janie Tuttle Society of Main Street M E church meeting with Bible study on Christ in China. Milk donation to Bethlehem House and a sandwich dessert reception followed.

Thomasville Clara Ruth Harrison Janie Bethlehem Winston- Salem

Local Families Plan Visits Across Cities

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Terry and daughter Janice travel Sunday to visit relatives in Baltimore. J. Pliskin has returned from a brief stay. Mrs. C. C. Pritchard Miss Clarisse Rose Mrs. Kate Norment and Miss Beulah Norment enjoy a few days at Little Switzerland.

C. C. Pritchard Clarisse Rose Kate Norment Beulah Norment Little Switzerland A. R. Bullock Durham

Social News Roundup From Mount Airy And Surroundings

Mrs Paul Green and children visit Mount Airy with Rev and Mrs Howle. C C Pritchard hosts a weekend house party with guests from Lincolnton Sanford Charlotte and North Wilkesboro plus Miss Beulah Norment. A Jamestown picnic is highlighted. Others travel to Hamlet Myrtle Beach Unionville Atlantic City and Chapel Hill for teaching visits visits by Miss Tilda Rosen from New York City and Miss Ruth Preddy.

Paul Green Betty and Paul, Jr Mount Airy R. S. Howle C. C. Pritchard Fisher Ferry Street Brandon McCorkle Lincolnton Ruth Martin Sanford Ella Outland Charlotte Ruth Henry North Wilkesboro Kate Norment Beulah Norment Jamestown Mesdames Bernard Bob Wagner Milton Silver Sylvia Silver Schwartz Gene Harris Rose Harris Rosen Ruth Harris Simmie Herman Minnie Herman A. L. Smith Polyakoff Mrs. Latin

Blakelys Announce Daughter Constance Jean Born

Mr and Mrs T R Blakely announce the birth of a daughter Constance Jean on August 10 1932 at their home 1623 North Hamilton Street.

T. R. Blakely Constance Jean North Hamilton Street

Man to Leave Coffin Bed for Newcastle Home

London man known as Old Tommy Thompson has spent 17 years sleeping nightly in a coffin. He plans to move to the Little Sisters of the Poor home in Newcastle with his dog Boxer, seeking more comfortable quarters.

London Tommy” Thompson Little Sisters of the Poor Newcastle Boxer

Religious Society Replaces Drink Ads on Bus Tickets

A religious group takes space on London omnibus tickets to replace drink advertisements with religious texts. The move follows anger at the company policy allowing alcohol ads on tram tickets.

Gideon Bus London Omnibus

Also Ran Hubby at the Races Cartoon Exchange

A humorous Karikaturen caption shows a husband pleading to back one more horse while his wife laments it’s usually the last time. The exchange captures racing fever and marital exasperation in a single panel.

How Modern Women Lost Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely

An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts can reduce fat in four weeks when taken with hot water and a diet that avoids pastries fatty meats potatoes butter cream and sugar. It promises energy clearer skin sparkling eyes and a younger feel and urges getting the product at Cecii Drug Store with health cautions.

Kruschen Cecii

Believe It Or Not Girl To Dance On Local Stage

Mary Layne a 16 year old sensation with acrobatic dance, known nationwide and featured by Ripley, will perform with the R K O vaudeville unit at the Rialto Theater on Friday and Saturday. Ripley witnessed Layne walk and run upside down for a quarter mile and was astonished by the feat in 1931 at Waco Texas.

Mary Layne United States Ripley Rialto Waco Texas G. P. Layne Star Mary

Mary Layne Star of Stage and Screen Born in Dallas

The article profiles Mary Layne born October 9 1915 in Dallas Texas a child performer who rose to fame through Ripley cartoons. It describes her modest personality health and easygoing nature plus a lifelong regimen of disciplined practice and acrobatic training beginning at age six.

Ripley Marvel Mary Miss Layne Mary Layne Dallas Tex Hersel

Parrot Buyer Buys Pet Reminding Widow of Husband

A widow purchases a parrot after a dealer notes the bird appears to understand when spoken to. The widow says the parrot will remind her of her late husband.

der Wahre Jakob

Nothing Fancy Angler and the Longoh Whopper

A brief note on a fisherman’s misadventure describing a fish that got away. The tale pivots on the idea of rushing and the humor of insisting the aim is catching fish, not pianos. The quotation showcases old bulletin tone from Sydney.

Bulletin Sydney

Realistic Cobweb Painting Stumps Household Help

An exchange notes an artist who painted a nearly real cobweb on a dining room ceiling. The maid spends an hour trying to remove it, while one character doubts the feat, noting maids rarely fall for such tricks.

Domestic quarrel joke from early Tit Bits column

Mrs Tompkins refuses breakfast to punish her husband for staying out all night. Mrs Smythe counters that her Jim would be unpunished by breakfast denial, noting the humor of the habit.

Flowers for the Table

Low bowls of flowers suit dining tables better than tall arrangements. They allow guests to talk directly across the table and create a more intimate, comfortable atmosphere for small gatherings than formal, tall displays.

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Jarrell L. T. Hedgecoce Ruth Jarrell L. T. Hedgecock Pauline Brady Spartanburg S. C Miss Crouch Beatrice Crouch North Main Street Charles Clinton Hoover Asheboro Mise Jarred Frosd Frazier F. Shack Jr Magdalene Rebekahs Sarah Scruggs High Point Hospital Miss Jowers Virginia Jowers West Bay Street Norma Graham Julia Brown Owana Haney Frances Barbee Verna Taylor Elizabeth McGehee Katherine Bodenheimer Logan Lovelace Elizabeth Morris Roxboro Nell Adams Alice Elizabeth Freeze Dorothy Ingram Seborn Perry Ella Burton Hutchison Herman Smith High Point Edgedale Drive Glenn Smith Bridges A. B. Henley Palm Beach Fla Elizabeth Reitzsel Elizabeth Adams Katherine High Greensboro Hutchison Elizabeth Reitzel Virginia McEwen William Hester Reidsville J. J. Groome Anne Carter Marsh Laurance Ingram Margaret Hauser Mary Simmons Frank Murr Ernest Wright Edna Lindsay Anna Burton Hutchison Winston-Salem Phillip Davis Ned McEbachern Katherine Hayworth R. T. Amos James Armstrong Moffitt’s North Main Thomasville Society Belva Lessie Harris W. G. Kirk Gertrude Kirk Phil Shuford W. C. Harris Myrtle Beach, S. C Co. M. Hoover Theresa Hoover Evelyn Lyles Myrtle Beach Sumer School Lambeth University Library J. D. Ross Charles Clegg Cornelia Geer Rutherfordton Anne Hinkle Randolph Street W. M. Clodfelter Midway R. &. Green Sallie Clodfelter Spring Street W. H. Curlee Wesley Philathea Main Street M. E. Church W. S. May Sylvia Saunders EB. J. Poe Lena Sink Helen Hays J. Pliskin FE. H. Mahone Earl, Jr Hamlet Mrs George Finch 8. C Margaret Briles Unionville Alma Jennings Ruth Preddy Atlantic City Mildred Burkhead C. B. Griffin Park Avenue Hazel Mamie Anna McNeil Roaring River Forrest Grimes Lexington Avenue Evelyn McNeill Washington, D. C Hunter Farris Hunter, Jr Charleston, D. C Fred Bevan Georgia C. G. Millis Douglas Hall New York City Atlanta, Ga Hall F. I. Alexander George Johnson and Son Lillian Yow Hendersonville Robert Williams Ernest Pugh Burlington Gladys Williams Catherine Lambeth Chapel Hill Lois Johnson W. A. Shackelton Esa Efird’s Department Store
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