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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1935

Page

6

Miss Robbins Elected Vice President of Greensboro College Athletic Association

Miss Mary Elizabeth Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Robbins was elected vice president of the Greensboro College Athletic Association by the student body. The notice notes her involvement with the Irving Literary Era Council Representative Janitor Class and the Greensboro College Glee Club.

Mary Elizabeth Robbins H. H. Robbins Greensboro College Athletic Association Iss Robbins Irving Greensboro College Glee Club

Local Woman Receives Recipe Endorsement by Better Homes Gardens

Mrs. B. Wilson Jr. of High Point receives a Certificate of Recipe Endorsement from Better Homes Gardens for her dish A Meal In a Dish. The award cites testing for dependability taste and family usefulness and includes six stamped copies of the endorsed recipe.

Rs. Wilson

Girls Pentagon Club Meets at Patricia Hall Home

The Girls Pentagon plans its weekly meeting tonight at 7 16 o'clock at Miss Patricia Hall's Montheau Avenue residence with all members urged to attend. Reverend F L Conrad will address the Business and Professional Girls club at the Y W C A Hut supper meeting at 6 16 this evening. Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton hotel features E M Knox city manager as guest speaker on city affairs.

Pentagon Wil Patricia Hall Montheu Avenue Fr. L. Conrad F. Ll. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Business and Professional Altrusa Club ER. M KNOX Sheraton Hotel E. M. Knox Tea and A. G. Douglas Parkway Liberty Sons and Daughters of Liberty Princess Cafe Musle Dan River String Band

Mary Jones Bible Study to Meet at 3 PM Tomorrow

The Mary Jones Bible Study class will gather at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at 1407 Franklin Street with Mrs J L Kivett leading and Mrs EB W Jones guiding the first Romans chapter study. Also the Ladies A of the B Nai Israel synagogue convenes at 215 Lindsay Street this evening with Mrs A Herman hosting and Mrs Harry Jacobs assisting.

J. L. Kivett Franklin Street EB. W. Jones Wnai Israel Society B'Nai Israel Synagogue A. Herman Lindsay Street Harry Jacobs

High Point UDC Chapter Hosts Informative Meeting

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. L. R. Terry’s home with about twenty members. President Mrs. A. T. Wishart presided as plans were outlined for the district meeting in April. The group discussed home restorations for Robert E. Lee and Stratford, Lee’s house, and enjoyed Lanier poems read by Mrs. C. B. Mattocks, plus a piano performance by Mrs. A. Sherrod.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy L. R. Terry Mra. C. H. Bass North Main Street A. T. Wishart Base Irving Paylor Raleigh J. A. Morris J. T. Grimes C. B. Mattocks Ridney Lanter Robert BE. Lee Stratford Lee Lanier A. Sherrod Charles W. McAhally

Social calendar of club meetings and wedding events

A sequence of club meetings and social events is listed for Tuesday through Saturday. Activities include Garden clubs meeting at various homes, the Altruss club dinner at the Sheraton, Eastern Star guest speaker Brenna DeGrotte, and multiple daily gatherings at homes on Johnson Street Rockford Road and other local streets. The week closes with Mildred Stewart and Gibert Hale Clinard's wedding at St Marys Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Howard Hartzell.

Wayside Garden Club R. A. Sheloff Johnson A Street Altruss Club Sheraton Hotel Nancy K. Poston High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Brenna DeGrotte Reidsville Good Will Garden Club O. C. Chidester Rotary Drive Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church C. C. Garrett Surbank Garden Club Rockford Road R. H. Sechrest American Home Department The Woman's Club W. E. Gray West Farriss Avenue Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Confederacy William Kester Margaret Thompson Woodrow Av W. J. Fraley Oes FL. R. Stewart Lindsay Street St. Mary's Episcopal Church Mildred Stewart Gibert Hale Clinard Howard Hartzell

Illness Keeps Mrs Potts at 106 Richardson Street

Friends of Mrs. T. C. Potts regret to learn she remains ill at her home on Richardson Street where she has been confined with illness for several weeks.

T. C. Potts Richardson Street

Little Boy Honored On Sixth Birthday

Master Dwight Buddy Car roll son of Mr and Mrs Waldo Do Carroll entertained many friends at a four to six birthday party at his Fisher street home. The afternoon featured games and a red white and blue color theme with dining room decorations and refreshments. Guests included Carlene Jerry Lee Tuttle Jackie Sexton Marie Evelyn Billie Craven Helen Pierce Billie Carroll Thelma pand Buddy Lee Katherine Harmond Paul Harmond Jewel Jones and Binia Hill. An estimated 14 500 000 000 cubic feet of lumber is used in the U.S. annually.

Dwight Buddy” Carroll Waldo Do. Carroll Fisher Street Buddy Carlene Jerry Lee Tuttle Jackie Sexton Marie Evelyn Billie Craven Helen Pierce Billie Carroll Thelma Pand Buddy” Lee Katherine and Paul Harmond Jewel Jones Binia Hill

X ray advances and uses in medicine since 1895

Wilhelm Roentgen’s 1895 discovery of X rays has led to major diagnostic and therapeutic advances. Modern X-ray practice employs contrast dyes, brain and organ visualization, and high voltage apparatus in hospitals and specialized labs. By 1969 progress outpaced early devices, with 7000 US hospitals largely equipped for X-ray work and safer patient exposure through copper filters.

Journal of The American Medical Association Hygeia Health Magazine Wilhelm Konrad von Roentgen United States

Last Visit By Helen Welshimer

A reflective verse fragment speaks of ephemeral journeys and earthly works not yielding eternal reward. The speaker notes the path walked together yields no lasting home in promises, implying themes of mortality and impermanence.

Highland M E Society Holds Monthly Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M E church met Monday afternoon. Mrs. W A Price led in prayer and Mrs. G R Ward with Mrs. H H Robbins gave an inspirational program titled Faith. After the program refreshments were served to twenty six members present.

Highland M. EB. Society Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M. E. Church W. A. Price G. R. Ward H. H. Robbins

Noxzema Skin Cream Promises Clearer, Softer Skin

A vintage advertisement touts Noxzema Skin Cream as a quick, doctor endorsed treatment to clear skin faults and refine pores. It claims snow white medicated formula soothes and softens, with an offer of a 25¢ trial jar for 15¢ for a two week test.

Urses

Social event invites bridge players with prizes

The notice promotes a social gathering featuring contract bridge and auction games with attractive prizes. Reservations can be made by calling Mechames A. G. Douglas George Robb L. B. Bennett or Mrs J. T. Tucker, ticket committee members. Mise Rachel Ingram of 213 Woodrow Avenue is visiting a friend. In Charlotte this week Mr and Mrs Davis Martin of Orlando Florida are visiting his parents at 213 Woodrow Avenue.

A. G. Douglas George Robb L. B. Bennett J. T. Tucker Mise Rachel Ingram Woodrow Avenue Charlotte Davis Martin Orlando, Fla Mrs A. A. Ingram

Mrs Dennis Recovers After Monday Operation

Mrs. D F Dennis of 160 East Green Street is recovering nicely at Burrus Memorial Hospital after undergoing an operation on Monday morning.

D. F. Dennis East Green Street Burrus Memoria Hospital

Soil Erosion Head Confer With State Officials

Regional director Dr. J. H Stallings of the Soil Erosion Service has returned from Raleigh after conferring with officials of State College and the North Carolina State Planning Board. The talks covered studying the state resources and submitting a plan for conservation and development.

J. H Stallings Raleig State College North Carolina State Plannin Board Ehtinghaus Atate Aubmi

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Club News Mrs. Wilson High Point Route One Friendly Garden Club Perkinson Ring Drug Co Wachovia North Main AUTO DR Morris Pishbein W. C. Howard Miss Johnson Mise Alma Johnson Chestnut Street Extension Woman's Guild of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church By Helen Welshimer Penereny Denison Manns Thomasville Burtington Economy Bekerd Dror Cecil’s Dr. Caldwell Dr. Olli Penney’s Jersey SILK
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