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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
6
Local brief reports praise Mrs Jack Armfield’s improving health after illness. Other notes include a pneumonia case in the Burrow family on Fairfield road, Faye Lynch’s influenza recovery on Randolph Street, and upcoming church and club meetings with Christmas events and lessons at Oak Hill and Union Hill schools.
City Manager E M Knox was a visitor to Greensboro yesterday. Miss Erma Hogan left Monday for West Palm Beach Florida where she will spend the remainder of the winter.
Louisiana State University experimental staff test 31 oat varieties to find types that tolerate Louisiana climate and resist rust. The search aims to identify oats that perform well in local conditions and boost forage crops.
Tonight at 7:00 P M group meetings for young people at the Tabernacle Annex and First Reformed Church. 7:30 P M song service led by Loren Jones. 8:00 P M sermon titled Heaven by George Stephens. Thursday features noon shop and factory meetings then 7:00 P M group meetings 7:30 P M song service and 8:00 P M sermon The Unpardonable Sin by George Stephens.
CHAPEL HILL NC December 10 First editions of In the Valley by Paul Green UNC playwright sell for 7.50 per copy in New York reports say. First editions of In Abraham's Bosom and The Field God have doubled to four dollars per copy.
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Eugene G. West from Greensboro will visit High Point lodge B P O Elks tomorrow night. He will preside over the initiation of a new member as all past exalted rulers are expected to attend and urged to be present.
The Tuesday Afternoon club met at Mrs. Paul Green’s Highland avenue home with Mrs. James E. Lambeth leading a program on Joseph Pulitzer founder of the prizes and Lamar Stringfield winner of the prize for musical folk songs. Vann Stringfield, a school faculty member, is a brother of the celebrity. Refreshments followed at a Chinese linen table with fruit bowls from China.
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at Mrs. L C Bridges home on Winston Street. Rev W L Hutchens opened with a devotional, reports from committees encouraged, officers filled including social service and publicity roles, Christmas cheer team named, Florence Lawrence led, Woodward assisted with a paper on Women of the Old Testament, Hazel spoke on Women of the New Testament, refreshments served.
Miss Lessie Harris underwent an appendicitis operation at High Point hospital on Monday and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
Miss Annie Yow visits High Point with Mrs. H. T. Hethcock and Mrs. Moyer Mendenhall. They stay at the home of Miss Yow’s brother, David Yow, and Mrs. Yow on Edgedale Drive for the day.
Miss Louise Cloninger a city school faculty member spent the weekend at her home in Claremont according to local social notes.
Mr and Mrs H T Hethcock returned Sunday night from Oakboro where they attended the funeral of Mr M Hethcock s sister Mrs Claude Hatley which was held Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Claude Lowe announce the birth of a son on December 8 at their home on Fisher Ferry street. Mrs Lowe before marriage was Miss Edith Williams of this city.
Miss Marjorie Beal secretary of the North Carolina library commission will attend the midwinter meetings of the American Library association in Chicago December 29 31. She plans to leave Raleigh for Chicago shortly after Christmas day.
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