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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1934

Page

5

Mrs Kyser hosts Thomasville Sans Souci Club gathering

In Thomasville on February 10 Mrs H R Kyser entertained the Sans Souci bridge club and guests at her Fisher Ferry street home. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Gray and Miss Margaret Newell. other attendees included Mrs John Zollicoffer and a group of club members and visitors.

Thomasville H. R. Kyser Sans Souci Bridge Club Fisher Ferry Street Fred Gray Margaret Newell John Zollicoffer Weldon Walter Newby Harry Lee Lambeth 0. R. Hodgin Paul Hassler Ralph Wilson Meade Hite Eunice Kneece Catherine Moore John Zolllcoffer Kyser

Rev Dwight Ware Ready To Preach After Tonsil Operation

Rev Dwight Ware has fully recovered from a tonsil operation at a Charlotte hospital and will preach at the regular morning and evening services at the Main Street M. E. church where he is pastor tomorrow. Miss Evelyn MecNeil left Friday for her home in Washington D C after visiting her sister Mrs Forrest Grimes on Lexington avenue.

Dwight Ware Charlotte Main Street M. E Evelyn MecNeil Washington, D. C Forrest Grimes Lexington Avenue M. P First Methodist Protestant Church C. L. Whitaker Circle Drive A. A. York Monthey Avenue Allie Forster North Main Street J. R. Meredith Thomasville Road H. A. Oakes Irene Reynolds Fourth Street

Misses Lambeth and Darden Visit Mount Holly Guests of Cleggs

Misses Catherine Lambeth and Mildred Darden spend the weekend at Mount Holly as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clegg. The Cleggs were formerly residents of Thomasville.

Catherine Lambeth Mildred Darden Mount Holly Charles Clegg Mrs. Clegg Thomasville

Dinner Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson

Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and John R Meyers entertained with a dinner at their suburban home Thursday evening. A centerpiece of roses graced the table and a course dinner was served. Guests included Dr and Mrs Marion Y Keith and Mrs R L Lambeth of Greensboro Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth Mrs G H Yow Miss Lillian Yow Mrs FE W Dixon of Winston Salem Mr and Mrs Wilson and their daughter Alice Lambeth and Mr Myers.

Charles F. Lambeth Randloph Street Phi Beta Club Harry Lee Lambeth Mamie Harris Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Ohio Minnesota Illinois Chicago Ralph Wilson John R. Meyers Marion Y. Keith R. L. Lambeth Greensboro G. H. Yow Lillian Yow FE. W. Dixon Winston- Salem Winston- Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Alice Lambeth Mr. Myers

Misses Myers Visit Mrs Wilson West of City

Misses Frances and Lena Myers are spending the weekend with their cousin Mrs Ralph Wilson at her suburban home west of the city.

Frances Lena Myers Ralph Wilson

Founders Day Play Highlights Colonial Drive PTA Meeting

The Colonial Drive school PTA held its monthly meeting in the school auditorium with president Mrs. J. C. Green presiding. Rev. John Cline led a devotional period before the business session. The observance included a Founders Day play featuring several members and the presentation of Dr. and Mrs. I. G. Greer of the Mills Home.

Parent-Teacher Association Colonial Drive School J. C. Green John Cline M. B&b Charlies F. Phillips Clyde Tesh C. C., McCuiston Gladys Herring Henrietta Foster I. G. Greer Mills

Tired Eyes Tied to Many Accidents and Crime

Dr A M Skeffington of Chicago warns tired eyes cause numerous industrial and traffic accidents and may link to juvenile delinquency. He cites a steel plant study where 56 percent showed fatigue. Remedies include shorter NRA workdays, scientific lighting, and corrective glasses. Night and late afternoon traffic peaks are particularly hazardous.

A. M. Skeffington Chicago Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometry Dr. Skeffington NRA

Services Held For Mrs Flora Osborne

Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Osborne widow of Charles A. Osborne were held at South Main M E church. The rite was conducted by Rev J F Moser and others with choirs singing Abide With Me Shall We Gather At The River and Jesus Lover Of My Soul. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery. Out of town attendees included Patricia Griffin Emma McHam and Mae Sanderson.

Flora Osborne Chas. A. Osborne J. R. Bissell Charlotte South Main Street M. E J. F. Moser O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church H. C. Byrum G. H. Hendry M. P. Church of Jesus Glenn Hendrix Edward Henderson Elwood Embler Clarence King Lester Coleman Robin Shipwash Verona Yazel Cora Yazel Paquita Bissell Thelma Osborne Ada Osborne Ruth

Coterien Club Initiation and Community Notices

The Coterien club held a social initiation for Milbourne Amos with dancing and a buffet. Various local groups announce upcoming talks and meetings at Y W C A, Calvary M E church, Eastern Star, Ray Street school, and other venues with speakers, committees, and Founders Day programs.

Promotions Not By Enforcement

The NRA Compliance board received a statement from General Hugh 8. Johnson Recovery Administrator warning that private individuals and corporations are organizing trade stimulation campaigns and soliciting funds nationwide. The campaigns imitate government Buy Now appeals, implying government backing, which the Recovery movement does not authorize.

NRA Hugh 8. Johnson

Parent-Teacher Association Meetings Highlight Community Roles

Johnson Street School PTAs hold regular sessions with talks by Superintendent T Wingate Andrews on the influence of cinema on youth and Founders Day ceremonies. Emma Blair and Brentwood associations also mark candle lighting for education aims as parents participate in demonstrations and lessons.

Johnson Street School Elizabeth Morrison T. Wingate Andrews P.T. A P.T. A. Emma Veigh Hutchinson Virginia Haley Charles Spencer Anne Kaney Grace Koonce J. Eliington E. M. Blakely Edward Johnson G. H. Callicott R. D. Buie Tom Elder

Shoplifting by Children and Adults Mostly Occurs in Ten Cent Stores

Juvenile shoplifting mainly targets ten cent stores with pencils and batteries as common targets. Officials note a high rate of second chances for children after heart-to-heart talks, with about ninety percent correction. Adults steal mainly hosiery and undergarments, with few prosecutions and police handling most cases.

Ten Cent Park and Juvenile Commission

Trinity Consolidated Honor Rolls Named by Superintendent

The Trinity consolidated schools announced the third period honor rolls ending mid term. Superintendent A R Bullock listed Primary and Grammar Department recipients including D S Davis Raymond Gray Terry Parrish and many others.

Trinity Consolidated Schools A. R. Bullock D. S&s. Davis Raymond Gray Terry Parrish Lowell Thompson David Warren Jean Walters Leah Croker Martha Branson Davis Ruth Davis Margaret Gross Wanda Mae Lambeth Edith Lambeth Magalene McDowell Louise Parker Ina Male Spencer Zella Stanley John Carver Thompson Robert Richardson Frank Rice Alex Moore Odell Meredith Edwin Mathews Harold Farlow Harold Jordan Helen Aldridge Myrtle Grace Edwards Ruby Lee Hill Lucille Redding Nancy Ruth Rutledge Ruth Royals Horace Neil Lemons Laymond Sprye Margaret Bowers Louise Milligan Elizabeth Coward Charles Kennedy Thomas Myers Gurna Lamb Conner Yates Lena Franklin Inez Walton Helen Coward Carrie Lee Brown Lola Mae Craven Elmira Davis Frances Gatewood Helen Meredith Faydene Mikles Helen Cain Betty McDowell Austin Brown John Price Cagle Earl Howell, Jr Robert R. Mendenhall, Jr Austin Reddick Clayton Spencer Burdett Williams Harold Walker Grayson Lee Spencer William Lee Meredith Brantley Lambeth Charles Ray Spoon Raymond Tatum Sidney Underwood Mary Ona Allred Carmelo

Burton Charles Funeral Today

Funeral services for Bur Charles who died early Friday at a local hospital will be conducted from the Sandy Church this afternoon at o'clock and interment will follow in the church cemetery. The funeral party will leave the home at the Penny farm on the a ston Salem road shortly after o'clock. Surviving are a widow, his mother Mrs L Charles, two daughters Mrs George Cox of Galax Virginia and Mrs J B Robson of Milwaukee, and four sons George Ric John D and Billy Charles of High Point.

Bur Charles Penny Farm aston-Salem Road Mr. Charles L. Charles George Cox Galax J. 8. Robson Milwauk George Ric John D Billy Charles High Point

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Mrs. H. R. Kyser Sans Souci Club Charles L. Lambeth J. A. McAuley Mount Gilead James EB. Samith Tuesaday Night Bridge Club Clyde Smith Edith Myers Mozelle Clinard John Perry Agnes Gardner Leon Raines Coterien Club Milbourne Amos O. Arthur Kirkman Hunt Barber Pete Moffitt Miss Jester Philathea Mary Harper Philathea Main Street M. E. Church Grace Jester Dosia Motsinger J.S. Farr 8. P. Keziah Rossetta Burton Ruth Russell W. C. A. Club Business and Professional Girls Club Harriet Elliott Woman's College, University of North Carolina Sheraton Hotel Calvary W. M Te Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary M. E D. H. Rhinehart Thissell Street Lucas New York Charles Lucas New York City West 12Th Street Renssalaer Hotel Anne Carter Marsh J. E. Marsh Eleanor Copenhaver Sherwood Anderson National ¥, W. C Florence Nightengale Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution H. B. Robertson Colonial Drive England George Washington P. W. Flagge C. C. Garrett and Katherine Raymond Eastern Star Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Masonic and Eastern Star F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ray Street Als'n Parent-Teacher Association of Crane Ross Crane Emerywood Country Club Circle Number Four Friends Church Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Frank Cowper Thurston Street George Connor Charles Barrier Otteray Drive Miller Ia Miller Winston Road J. A. Holmes B. C. Holden Bridges Street Fred Bartlett T. J. Scott East Green Street Ive Paylor Johnson Street W. A First Baptist Church Marjorie Spence Alda Grayson Sam H. Denny Alabama Louisiana Mr. Denny New Orleans Mobile Kathleen Dyer Pearl Harrelson Jamestown School Salisbury Miss Dyer G. M. Dyer Miss Harrelson J. Frank Harrelson Jewell Lambeth Willie Welborne Marguerette Ingram Louise Hackett Ruby Brooke Edith Underwood Virginia Dawson Rosa Lee Meredith Darrell Allred Colleen Woodall Gracie Lanier Rachel Ann McCampbell Cleta Frazier Mary Maness Winnie Williams Clara Mae Vestal Dis Been Consta Hong Burton Charles FORD Fred Waring and His Roy Chapman Andrews Columbia WKRT WRIG Chrysler One City Motor CO Jack Burris Ste
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