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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1931

Page

6

Mrs Hammond Returns To Office After Illness

Mrs W C Hammond returned to her post at the Board of Public Welfare after a ten day influenza illness.

Hammond W. C. Hammond Board of Public Welfare

Social Calendar Highlights At Green Street And Local Homes

The social calendar lists Dr. D A Branton’s reception on Green Street at 3 30 P M and the Woman's Club meeting in Elwood hotel dining room. Thursday includes contract meeting at 3 30 P M and Tea Club at Mrs J B on South Main. Friday features Philomathean Club at 100 P M with Kirkman and Calawell at Park Way and a 3 30 P M gathering with Mrs Bag at her Fe home.

Woman's Club Struthers Burt Elwood Hotel Burt Southern Pines Club The Elwood D. A. Branton Green Street South Main Street Philomathean Club Will . Kirkman Calawell Parkway Mrs. Bag

Ladies to host games at their homes

The ladies hosting the games include Mrs. Hiram Armentrout for Bridge, Mrs. John Abels for Bridge, Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson for Bridge, Mrs. J. F. Hayden for Rook, and Mrs. A. Sherrod for Anagrams. A short musical program will be performed before and after the games at each home.

Hiram Armentrout John Abels C. F. Tomlinson J. F. Hayden A. Sherrod

Hair Count Estimates Across Heads in Population

A medical note cites an average of 121,630 hairs on a man's head, illustrating high variability in hair density. Separately, a mining/industry update reports that recoveries of alluvial diamonds in South Africa are decreasing, signaling a shift in output and potential impacts on local markets.

South Africa

Local notices and health updates from High Point area

Mrs J J McMurray returns from visit to Shelby N C. O V Cunningham improves at daughter’s home. Mrs R M Bundy and Mrs Walter Kester attend Bishop Randthaler’s funeral in Winston Salem. Mrs RR Amos moved home from High Point Hospital to Emerywood. Mrs C L Amos recovering after serious operation at High Point Hospital. Ralph Hall ill with influenza on East Green Street. Lawrence Matton Jr with parents in Roland Park. Billie Robinson recovering from operation at Burrus Clinic. Mrs Joseph Lee Browder Jr spent weekend in Danville with her mother. C H Carmichael recovering from appendicitis at High Point Hospital. James Moffitt in New York stopping at the New Yorker Hotel. Mrs Leah improving after recent illness at 815 Tate Street. Leslie Hensell returns from Winchester VA after his father’s death. Juanita Lee ill with flu pneumonia but condition satisfactory. Forest fire report notes 305,529 acres burned. average burn per fire 85 acres. fewer fires from brush burners and lumbering, more incendiary and smokers fires. 5,399 volunteers aided fire control efforts.

Chas. H. Flory

North Carolina forest fires cause record damage in 1930

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports damages totaling 563481 from 3596 fires in 1930. The fires, largest since state forest service, occurred during one of the worst droughts and affected 10025370 acres under protection across 45 cooperating counties.

North Carolina

Marriage Surprise As Gossett Weds Hazel Gordon In Deep River

Deep River notes report the Tuesday wedding of Bill Gossett and Hazel Gordon, both locals, with plans to live at the bride’s grandfather Jake Gordon’s home. The community updates include sickness, hospitalizations, and local club plans for an upcoming March old fashioned last day of school event.

Bill Gossett Hazel Gordon Mr. Gossett Jake Gordon T. J. Jones W. F. Wheeler J. L. Skeen Walter Gossett Mary White Dora Harvey Lester Davis T. S. Jones Mischel Cherniavsky Tschaikovsky Haydn Pepper Saint-Saegs United States

January a Month of Temperature Changes

January was a month of many temperature changes with a high of 66 on the 25th and a low of three on the 16th. The greatest daily range was 41 degrees on the 16th, the least six degrees on the 12th. Out of 31 days 13 were clear 5 partly cloudy and 13 cloudy with 5 inches of snow and total precipitation 1.51 inches. Silver is ten times as heavy as water.

J. P. Nolen U.S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Greensboro

Night Bridge Club Social and Local School Society Notes

The Night Bridge club met at Meade Hites on Salem street with three tables of play. Zed Griffith and wife won high scores, receiving a novelty whisk broom and silhouette. The gathering included guests and reports on members and nearby events, including church society meetings and an auxiliary circle pageant.

Thomasville Night Bridge Club Meade Hite Salem Street Zed Griffith R. C. Harville R. M., Cooksey George Finch Austin Finch Hite

Cherniavskys Delight Audience At College

The Cherniavsky Trio performed a two hour recital at High Point college auditorium wowing a small yet appreciative audience. They showcased Brahms Dvorak Beethoven and Schubert pieces with solo violin and piano interludes, shared travel tales from 30 years on tour, and reflected on radio talking pictures and future plans including Guilford college and Mexico engagements.

John Mebane Cherniavsky High Point High Point College WR Poe Ie Jan Chopin Leo Cherniavsky Achron Saint-Saens Lehar Leo Dvorak Schubert Boccherini Cherniavskys Guilford College Mexico Mischel California Europe Transkei South Africa

Doctors Use Sulphur to Heal Skin Eruptions

A historic ad claims over a million sufferers found relief with a sulphur formula named Rowles Mentho Sulphur. It promises rapid relief from rashes, itching, eczema, blemishes, and related skin conditions by nightly application.

Sub Explosion Injures Crew On British Submarine X-1

London Feb 3 A submarine explosion on the X-1 near Chatham left one man severely burned and several others with lesser injuries. An admiralty official said the cause was not yet determined and described the blast as minor in character during the vessel's return from a trial cruise.

London Chatham Admiralty

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J. L. Martin Donald Lee East Commerce Street Aulaary Auxiliary of Lebanon Church Hutton Francis H. Hutton Huattonsville W. Va Gertrude Caroline Mises Helen, Klemme Pilgrim Holiness Church Bertha White Garden Club Recheives Lass Bonoth Girls Green Street Baptist J. W. Kay Park Street Annie Lee Brewer Valentine Misses Lee Dixon Hattie Brown Nell and Marie Curlee Bonnie Gladys Stutte Ruby Harmon J. Kay Troubador Musical Art Club Moore's Coke Store Miss Boyd Aurora Delphian Society Clara Boyd Guilford Avenue Mary Munyon R. C. Hubbard Moffitt’s North Main Street J. J. McMurray Shelby, N. C V. Cunningham H. W. McCain R. M. Bundy Walter Kester Bishop Randthaler Winston-Salem RR. T. Amos High Point Hospital Emerywood C. L. Amos Ralph Hall East Green Street Lawrence Matton, Jr L. C. Matton Roland Park Billie Robinson Bob Burrus Clinic Joseph Lee Browder, Jr West Circle Drive Danville James Madison Marchael Cc. L. Amos Kinston Will Mos C. H. Carmichael James Moffitt New York New Yorker Hotel Leah Will Giad Imong Tate Street Leslie Hensell Montheu Avenue Winchester Juanita H. Roy Lee English Street Deep River News Elma Phibbses E. E. Thornton Charlie Bolden Mrs. Skeen Mildred Bundy Allie Wilms Cecil Lowe Guilford General Hospital Charlie Carmichael Mechanicsville Appenc Vv. V. Horney John Hay Whitney Mary Elizabeth Artemus Thomasville Club Mrs Charles Lambeth Wellesley College Wellesley, Mass Catherine Lambeth Julia Brown Jennings Ruth Maier Salem College H. W. Maier F. 8. Lambeth G. M. Hoover G. H. Yow Winston- Salem Edward Rondthaler R. K. Farrington City Memorial Hospital D. E. Hoover R. L. Welch Raleigh J. T. Grimes Little Martha Phillips Charles F. Phillips Sunrise Avenue W. H. Tudor Greenville D. C Ansel Cox, Jr R. M. Cooksey Lloyd Cook Asheboro M. Smith of Summerfield T. E. Witty J. C. Green Dan Watson Doak Finch Dr. J. W. Holliday Sanatorium J. R. Proctor Woman's Missionary Society of Main Street M. E. Church Randolph Street James E. Lambeth E. J. Poe First Presbyterian Auxiliary J. E. Dewey Baywood Inn F. H. McCain Dewey R. Reid J. K. Fleming McCain C. R. Reid Germany Charlie Chaplin Charlie Globe Max Bones N. Main Hollywood Studio Bermuda the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co US Depertment of Commerce
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