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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
7
The Dolph Chapter of the American Red Cross in Heboro received a national honor certificate for its distinguished service in the twenty first annual drive. Admiral T Grayson sent the message via Mrs Ingram chapter chairman noting the local chapter raised $12 for 1938 and contributed to a nationwide membership exceeding one million.
Edith Johnson six years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Johnson, died at home on Frank ie route one after infantile paralysis attacked her for the first time in the past year. Survived by parents three brothers Worth Stu and Lewis and one sister. Funeral will be held Thursday at 10:30 a m at the home.
The newly formed Nurses Club met at Mrs. Cromer Bo’s home on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Annabel Allen and Mrs. Carl Shelton as associate hostesses. After a brief business session bingo was played with prizes won by Mrs. Carl Shelton Mise Vir Shell Miss Faye Wright and Luther Beck. An ice treat followed with Valentine themes highlighted. E W C Hawkins and Rob Pennington of Washingt on C. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cooksey on Highland Avenue.
The Artists Club met at Grady's home with Miss Gates as sponsor. Members explored Paderewski and The Home Methodist Church choir from Win Balem North Carolina read pieces by Samuel Johnsver and Theodore Roosevelt. Miss Gates presented The Piano's Story and discussed practice and value of music. Charles read songs sung by young artists as Grady hosted, with piano solo Minuette.
HEBORO Feb 4 Charity runs high at Randolph Hospital Inc reports at annual meeting show average free care days over the hospital's 1.5 years of operation. Secretary treasurer N M ford presents figures indicating care was not provided for profit but as a community service.
The hospital cannot operate without a heavy deficit, officials say, with Mr. Cranford noting the role of the Duke Endowment and other sources in sustaining services.
The gathering weighs threats to religion and a pagan future, urging continued teaching of God's word. Leaders cite youth leadership, missionary work, debt reduction, and outreach through The Bible Recorder and the 100,000 Club to deepen spiritual life across North Carolina.
A E Tate superintendent of the Sunday school at the First Baptist church was presented to the congregation in the opening services. He spoke of his 30 years of service and welcomed the convention to his church. Shawnee Indians from Oklahoma attended and a cornet solo, The Old Rugged Cross, impressed the gathering. W Perry Crouch preached and B B McKinney led songs and contributed to the hour.
Jam dominates the bridge game with a sharp win on the Honey Moon board amid icy looks. Spectators remark on the tense table and Crum’s flawless play?
The lamprey is described as a suction-cup fish with horned teeth that rasp flesh from prey and enters through a hole to feed. Sloths vary in neck vertebrae from six to nine, defying the standard seven. Modern airplanes use 406 to 450 feet of varied diameter wire.
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