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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1932

Page

6

Local church notices and community gatherings listed

The junior B Y P U of First Baptist holds a social at the church Thursday at 7 30 PM. Members to call 44421 to confirm. Burgesses travel to Charlotte for illness and death of Mrs. Bickett. Rebekah Assembly of NC meets February 17 in Commerce Street Odd Fellows hall with Magdalen Lodge 34 hosting. Various church and school groups announce meetings, speakers, and postponed events. Birth announced for Jack Willis son on February 12. Community members visit, travel, and attend services. many notes on meetings, programs, and social events.

First Baptist Church Rebekah District Assembly of North Carolina Odd Fellows Commerce Street This City Magdalene Rebekah Lodge No. 34 Ray Street Parent- Teacher Association Little Red R. F. J. Johnson W. F. Bailey Jack Willis Kivett Drive Willis Mary McLeod

Last Minute Store News: New Arrivals In Blues And Crepe

Latest arrivals at the store showcase coats in West Point Blue and Navy shades with bright blues. Two piece suits in crepey weave arrive at ten dollars. Cotton mesh dresses priced at two ninety five. Silk scarves, new blouses in sheer laces and linens, eggshell tones and eyelet embroidery offered at one dollar.

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Ladies Aid Society Meets at Randolph Street Home

Mrs Charles Lambeth hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church on Randolph street. Assistants included Mrs T J Covington Mrs M L Kesler Mrs I Z Clodfelter and Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth. The gathering was led by president Mrs Archibald Johnson with devotional by Mrs Betty Robbins. Forty

Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society of the English Street Cc. M. Caudle Alfred Street J. C. Green Paul Green Highland Avenue Robert Green Kentucky Illinois Indiana Lincoln Lois Johnson Missie Doxey Mrs. T. J. Covington A. R. Bullock D. W. Maddox Weldon Royals Thomasville Charles Lambeth Randolph Street Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church T. J. Covington M. L. Kesler I. Z. Clodfelter Mary Johnson Lambeth Archibald Johnson Betty Robbins

Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart

A column notes daily exercise builds lasting fitness. It cites a nearly seventy year old woman who has maintained 20 minutes of exercise daily for 49 years, showing endurance through decades. Regular motion sustains suppleness and vitality.

Government marshals 18 billion for peace time relief drive

Washington reports nearly 18 billion in actual and potential resources mobilized to fight the low mood. Agencies include Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Home Loan Mortgage Banks, Federal Land Banks, Farm Loan Board, Glass-Steagall measures, Postal Savings System and more.

Washington Hoover-Mills Hoover Secretary of the Treasury Mills Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Farm Loan Board Ths lass-Steagall Glass-Steagall Federal Reserve National Credit Corporation

Escape tale of New Yorker seized by kidnappers near Lake Placid

Harry A. Blagden, abducted last Friday at Timber Lake near Lake Placid, escaped after four days. bruised and drugged, he fled from a Packard limousine with guards, described a ransom letter written under duress and multiple moves through cities before reaching a friend in Cleveland.

Cleveland, O Harry A. Blagden Claude J. Peck Timber Lake Lake Placid N. Y Blagden Peck’s Pony Curly Augustus Blagden Albany Friend Cleveland

Kidnap Victim Returns After Hill Weekend Ordeal

Harry A. Blagden reported abducted last Friday from a Lake Placid area club house. He escaped in Cleveland after overpowering a kidnapper guard, wresting a gun, and recounting being doped and moved in a truck. He described the escape fight and a later restaurant stop.

Non-Petting Zones Planned for Golden Gate Park

San Francisco officials plan large floodlight lit areas designated as non-petting zones within Golden Gate Park. The move follows complaints from some visitors while others welcome petting restrictions.

San Francisco Golden Gate Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlotte W. R. Burgess Burgess George W. Bickett Air Bickett Rebekahs RAY ST Agnes Crowder High Point Hospital Mrs. Albertson Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Protestant Church L. J. Harper W. L. Albertson Monthew Avenue The Missionary Society of the Calvary M. E. Church J. H. McIntyre East Green Street Stephens Charles Gueth Morris Street C. E. Grayson School OF Missions Canterbury Club Charles Perry Sherbrook Court Randall B. Terry New York Friends Priendee Annex Anna Mendenhall Dalton Church Service League St. Mary's Episcopal Church Thomas Turner H. S. Coffield Carter Dalton India Mahatma Gandhi Gandhi H. N. Bowne D. W. Allen H. B. Owens Norfolk, Va R. F. Johnson Louise Marze Waxhaw 8. P. Keziah West Lexington Avenue Extension A. Warshaver Farley New York City Jack Stilley Garland McPherson Burlington Bruce McPherson Greenville, D. C City W. C. Jones Charles F. Finch Aida Lucia Walter Newby Michaela Carmen Alvah Boyles Elsa Mrs. Nash LeGrande Hamlet Mrs. LeGrande Mrs. W. G. Long Spring Street Raymond Phillips Julius A. Green High Point Oteen W. T. Green Mr. Green W. H. Puckett Charles Clegg Winston-Salem Gladys Williams Robert Williams Frances Shreve Lamar Hooper Rock Hill Bennie Mae Hooper 8. C Mrs. L. G. Hooper J. A. Green H. T. Hethcock Jean Lackey R. G. Jennings Park Avenue Hazel McNeil Roaring Gap Forrest Grimes Lexington Avenue T. J. McNeill Grimes Mrs. R. E. Hoover Newton Mrs. Hoover W. F. Rader Moffitt’s North Main Street Thomasville Society Glorifying Yourself Alicia Hart U.S Uncle Sam Chase-Steagall Federal Land Banks New Yorker Jim Beavans the Ladies’ Store Yow’s Funeral Home Broad and Elm Street Lux
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