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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1931

Page

6

Births and social notices fill Ovemens column

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus R. Davis announce the birth of a daughter Betty Jean on December 9 at their home 701 Hines Street. Mrs. Davis before marriage was Miss Vera Alfred. Friends of Mrs. C. C. H. Coble will be glad she has returned to Archdale from Guilford General hospital. Calvary M E class met at Miss Kemp with Miss Memory assisting. Twenty-nine members attended. Christmas Cheer Ball invites many High Point residents to the King Cotton hotel Greensboro December 17 with Jelly Leftwich Orchestra. Johnson Street P T A met with world fellowship focus. Entre Nous club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. J. Harriss West Broad Street home. Tea and Topics club studied German drama. Miss Morris, Miss Dawson and others noted. Howard Sunn a baker aboard U S S Chester is home on furlough. the Chester departs January 4 for San Diego. American stationery makers keep strong sales in India. 75 percent of Lisbon talks are American in origin.

Rufus R. Davis Betty Jean Hines Street Davis Vera Alfred CC. H. Coble Archdale Guilford General Hospital Calvary M . S Kemp W. V. Evans Calvary M. E. Church Mary Kemp Gladys Memory Wilma Kemp Doris Horne High Point King Cotton Hotel Greensboro Junior Woman's Club Jelly Leftwich Duke University J. W. Harriss Entre Nous Club West Broad Street Mesdames A. M. Rankin Co. B. Overman G. H. Kearns Bascom Hoskins J. F. Hayden B. §. Cummings W. C. Beavans C. L. Amos A. Sherrod H. N. Phillips A. E. Tate Z. I. Walser F. N. Tate Mesdames J. E. Kirkman O. P. Moffitt J. H. Adams Conner Covington C. A. Kearns G. I. Humphreys College Drive H. D. Sears Humphreys S. S. Coe Horace Haworth A. G. Douglas J. E. Marsh W. W. Idol Charles H. Nabers R. H. Sechrest W. G. Shipman H.D. Sears Miss Morris Howard Sunn U. S. S. Chester Robert S. Nunn Chester Navy Yard Brooklyn N. Y San Diego Cal India

Princess Rahme Haldar to perform three Orientals in High Point

Princess Rahme Haldar a Damascus born interpreter of Palestinian life visits High Point. Dr A B Conrad presents a three night program series at First Baptist Church. She will perform Under Syrian Stars a Naaman the Leper drama and show moving pictures of the Holy Land.

Damascus Rahme Haldar A. B. Conrad Holy Land Rahme Abraham Baalbek Beirut Sidon First Baptist Church Naaman The Land of Rahme Haidar Palestine Kiwanis Club

Warning Against Cheap Christmas Lighting Issued

City Electrical Inspector J L Sechrest urged residents to avoid cheap or unapproved electric lighting for Christmas trees. He warned unsafe sets could cause fires and loss of life, especially for children, and advised buying only department approved lighting from reputable shops.

City Electrical J. L. Sechrest Sechrest Electrical Inspection Department

Telescope mirror highlights US craftsmanship in Pittsburgh

The article notes a 69 inch diameter telescope mirror under construction in Pittsburgh as the largest wholly made in the United States. It mentions a department offering guidance on approved outfits and provides two telephone numbers 2036 and 2436 for inquiries.

United States Pittsburgh

Three Women Injured In Auto Train Crash At West Point

Three women injured in the auto train crash at the West Point grade crossing were reported resting well at High Point hospital. Mrs. L J Brown of Thomasville died hours after arrival. Other injured include Mrs Bertha Rollings of Highland Cotton Mill Miss Eva Sebastian of Thomasville and Miss Blanche Hastings of Briggs Avenue. Local police and Inspector Brown of the Southern Railway investigate.

West Point High Point L. J. Brown Thomasville Bertha Rollings Highland Cotton Mill Eva Sebastian Blanche Hastings Briggs Avenue Brown Southern Railway

Medium Dora Hamilton Loses Case Against Judge

In Portland Oregon Dora Hamilton a self described spiritualist medium was defeated as Judge Woodley ruled against her in the suit. The defense had asked if she could read the judge’s mind about the outcome and she replied the spirits saw nothing favorable in the case.

Portland Ore Dora Hamilton Dora Woodley

Princess Rahme Presents Gems of the East and Ruth and Naomi

Princess Rahme announces a program titled Gems of the East followed by one act from Ruth and Naomi. She will be supported by secretary Miss Lu Burgess who will provide the musical setting and Palestine music arranged by the Princess. Rahme will wear native dress handmade by Damascus girls reflecting her ancestry.

Garden Clubs Protest Abuse In Cutting Christmas Greens

The High Point Garden Clubs council led by Mrs. H. A. White protests indiscriminate cutting of trees holly and other greens. They urge farmers to cut from their own property or use living indoor plants and argue against despoiling highways and woods during Christmas celebrations.

Council of High Point Garden Clubs H. A. White

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Ovemens, Society Sie Owen Johnson High Point Hospital Mrs. Coble Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association R. L. Smith Ella Matson Junior Red Cross Matson Mrs. Harriss TEA and Topics Club Portugal Royal Princess Moffitt’s North Main Street Giaoy North Main J. Burt Holder W. Washington Street Sea Foods Eis Washington Thompson Shoe Store, Inc Coats the Ladies’ Store London
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