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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1930

Page

10

Professional Women Dine At High Point Banquet

A National YWCA program banquet for professional women and girls was held at the YWCA on East Commerce Street in High Point. More than 30 attended as Miss Lucille Johnson led devotionals and Mrs. L. H. Martin spoke on World Peace.

High Point National Council of the Young Women's Christian Association In America East Commerce Street Canada India China England Brazil Syria Lucille Johnson L. H. Martin Greensboro Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Martin National Council Mary Wall Ocawasin Club of Business Girls Flossie Foster Leona Grigge Ocawasin Club Alice Blackburn Mary Curl Florence Outlaw Leona Griggs Mable Cable Kitty Victory Chappie Patterson Genevieve Moore Gladys Spangle Gladys Rollinson Virginia Carrier Parrish Gertrude Lopp Ruth Taylor Rose Gibbs Adelia Hazard Rosa Lee Shields Marjorie Riggan Ester Garris Bertell Malpass

Miniature Golf Courses Rise on Greensboro Vacant Lots

Greensboro plans for miniature golf courses on vacant lots show a growing trend as organizers seek recreation in the city. Local developers expect new attractions to attract families and visitors, expanding Greensboro's leisure options this season.

Greensboro N. C

High Point to Borrow in Anticipation of Bond Sale

The city will borrow 400000 in anticipation of a spring bond sale. Council members expect 8100,000 for street land, 100,000 for sewer, 100,000 for schools, and 100,000 for water. Two New York firms will buy the notes with differing interest rates. The city previously failed to sell 1,500,000 in bonds as bids were seen as too high, while the school board seeks 850,000 in bonds.

High Point Gray and Company New York

Musical Art Quartet to Perform at High Point College

The Musical Art Quartet, a four member chamber ensemble led by Sascha Jacobsen and Marie Roemat-Rosanoff with Paul Bernard and Louis Kaufman, will present a program at High Point College next Monday night. The group, lauded by Samuel Chotzinoff of the New York World, has quickly gained national attention since its debut last year.

Musical Art Quartet High Point College Lyceum Sascha Jacobsen Marie Roemat-Rosanoff Paul Bernard Louis Kaufman New York City Samuel Chotzinoff New York World Chotzinoff

Council declines to remodel city hall now

City councilors say they will not proceed with municipal building remodeling this year citing the need to retire floating debt. They acknowledge plans existed costing about 150000 but prefer to wait until bonds totaling 1500000 are sold this spring.

Local Baptist Men Held Meeting with Williams Address

The Men's club of the First Baptist church will meet at 6:45 tomorrow night at the church. L. B. Williams, prominent local attorney, will be principal speaker. A colored quartet will entertain with spirituals. Tickets available at the door. An April visit by Dr. Frank P. Gaines is being pursued.

The First Baptist Church Baptist Church L. B. Williams Williams Frank P. Gaines Wake Forest College

Legion Members Launch Drive For Food For the Poor

American Legion post members and the Women’s Auxiliary voted to canvass the city for food to aid the unemployed. A store will be opened to store and distribute items under the welfare department, with a telephone to be installed soon. Public call will seek at least one pound of staple food from every resident when the store opens.

American Legion Welfare Department Legion Woman’s Auxiliary James Lyon Woman's Auxiliary

Teacher as a Citizen Highlighted by T Wingate Andrews

T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of High Point schools, spoke to the Education club of North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro on the teacher as a citizen. He urged teachers to engage with the community, carry their church letters, shop locally, and know subject pupils and parents.

Greensboro T. Wingate Andrews High Point City Education Club of North Carolina College For Women At High Point Andrews

Tuttle Addresses Elm Street P T A on Parent-Teacher Cooperation

Rev L F Tuttle educational director of Wesley Memorial church spoke on cooperation of parent and teacher in child training before Elm Street P T A in the school auditorium yesterday. The program, arranged by Mrs J Allen Austin, featured songs by three second grades and poems read by Genevieve Moore. Mrs R L Conrad presided.

L. F. Tuttle Wesley Memorial Church Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association Tuttle J. Allen Austin Genevieve Moore R. L. Conrad

Carolina Gold and Silver Production Since 1799

North Carolina has produced precious metals totaling 23,663,766 dollars since 1799, with annual output varying from 225000 dollars in 188% to 1000 dollars in 1919.

Carolina Raleigh North Carolina

Accounting offer for part time bookkeeping services

An accountant offers to manage your books at a nominal charge. If you lack enough work for a full time bookkeeper, contact by phone at 48430.

Greensboro and High Point Business Clubs Hold Joint Fellowship Dinner

Members of the Greensboro and High Point American Business clubs gathered for a joint fellowship dinner, with over 50 attendees at the country club. Brooks Reitzel and Bart Leiper presided, Rev T A Sykes delivered the keynote, and music featured Virginia Frank and Maxwell J Jones. The event praised the civic club movement for fostering international friendship and world peace, with future meetings planned in Greensboro and High Point to widen local connections and bolster the clubs’ influence.

Country Club Brooks Reitzel High Point Club Bart Leiper Greensboro Club T. A. Sykes Friends Virginia Frank Maxwell EK Jones Evelyn Boyd Civic Club Sykes America Greensboro High Point American Business Club North Carolina

Death of H. A. Henderson Reported in Eldorado

H. A. Henderson, a longtime Montgomery County resident and postmaster of Eldorado for over 30 years, died February 13 at age 65. He served as a Baptist deacon and Sunday school superintendent. funeral held at the Baptist church with Rev. Lee W. Harris and Rev. Satterfield. Survived by his wife seven children and other relatives.

Eldorado H. A. Henderson Montgomery County Baptist Church Lee W. Harris Satterfield Henderson Walser Greensboro H. G. Peters Fat Ted High Point Jewel Way

Texas common carrier bus and truck payroll totals a large sum

The annual payroll for the Texas common carrier bus and truck industry totals about 29 million dollars, reflecting wages across carriers and related services in the state.

Texas Common Carrier

Visiting Rochester English chief praises High Point school

James M. Spinning assistant principal of West High School Rochester spent yesterday at High Point high school observing the English department and the school organization. He praised the architecture and classroom layout and commended the teaching quality while Henry Grady Owens noted the frequent praise from visitors.

James M. Spinning West High School Rochester New York High Point High School Henry Grady Owens Owens Spinning

Sargon claims heal chronic pain and migraines

Mrs G W Hupp of Omaha reports seven years of side pain headaches and nervous exhaustion ended by Sargon pills. Ad asserts widespread success and notes availability in High Point from Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co.

Cecil’s Mann Drug Co Ady

City weighs English street widening land offer

City Manager EB M Knox told the council that about 34 feet of the Jones property near Main Street could be acquired at a reasonable price to widen the first block of English Street. Several members said funds were not available now and favored delaying a decision, though some would consider the offer later.

Knox EB. M. Knox English Street Main W. C. Jones Jones West End Moffit

Colorful barbers take on bold smock styles in Oklahoma City

Color schemes have invaded Oklahoma City barber shops with togas of brilliant flower designs replacing the traditional white coats.

Oklahoma City

Capudine offers quick relief for colds and aches

Capudine provides fast relief from headache neuralgia and body pains associated with colds. Two teaspoonfuls in water stops discomfort, acts quickly as a liquid without opiates and with little stomach upset. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.

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City Musical Quartet Caen Coy American Service Company W. A. Davis Ice and Coal Arctic Ice and Coal CO High Point Public Library Hill Hill’s Drive For Food For the Poor N.C W. Fears Elm St le’ Madelon Nite Club Sheraton Hotel Staley Brothers Commercial Bank Drs Staley Caroline Wood & Coal Caroline Coal and Transfer Co Mallory St NEW York School G. W. Hupp MR. Shipper MR. Consignee Tri-City Motor Tri-City Motor Express Lines High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Commercial National Bank V. A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas C. H. Ellis Track Thomasville Denton Railroad
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