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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1939
Page
6
Madeline Hoover sets editor office hours from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. daily to assist readers. The schedule aims to provide timely responses and guidance on local coverage and submissions.
About 65 members of the Andrew Jackson Post American Legion and its Auxiliary plus many guests attended the Blairark clubhouse for a poverty social on New Year’s Eve. Attendees wore tacky costumes with prizes for best outfits and novelty awards given. two local string bands provided music, confetti and party hats circulated, and refreshments were served before the celebration ended after midnight led by Mr. Dan Arden and Mrs. Arden.
In a simple December 24 ceremony at Green Street Baptist Church Miss Jessie Cox Marsh and Oliver 8 Farlow wed in the presence of relatives. Rev. C. N. Royal officiated as music by Mrs. Wrenn and Frances Monroe accompanied the vows. The couple will reside at 505 East Green Street.
The marriage of Miss Edith Grace Jolly to L T Proctor was solemnized in Danville Virginia on December 24. Rev M T Sorrell officiated with Mrs Helen Smith and William A Copley as witnesses. The bride wore a teal blue outfit with black accessories and a Talisman roses corsage. She is daughter of Mrs J R Caudle of 609 Davidson Street. Proctor is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs W H Proctor of Danville and works at Melrose Hosiery Mills. He will live with his in laws at 210 Whittier Street.
Senator and Mrs. Gold depart tomorrow for Raleigh as the 1939 state legislature starts midweek. Local families report a sequence of holiday guests including L. M. Wood and wife of Danville Virginia, Mrs. Arah C. Nichols of Knoxville, and Mrs. Chester Peace of Trenton Tennessee.
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club postpones its regular dinner program from this Wednesday to next week. President Mrs. Oriana B. James announced the change this morning and urges members to attend on the new date.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railway Express Agency will meet Tuesday at eight o'clock in the Gibson club room.
Miss Adletta Briles and Gilbert H. Weant were united in marriage in a ceremony Saturday evening December 24 at Miss Clara I. Cox's home. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Briles of High Point route 3. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weant of High Point route 3, works with Globe Parlor Furniture Company. They are residing with the bride's parents.
Tuesday events include Mrs R A Sheloff hosting bridge for Miss Martha Myers of Winston-Salem at John son Street, Monarch club auxiliary meeting on Montheu Avenue, W O T club at 1109 North Main with program by Mrs A S Parker and Mrs J H Adams, and a Piedmont German club post holiday dance at Emery Wood Country Club with Johnny Hamp and orchestra. Wednesday features Mid Week Garden Club at Hillcrest Drive, Utopian study club at 108 Brentley Circle, Woman's Club at Blair Park with education committee program led by Mrs Charles W Carroll, and Friday Girl Scout Council at Presbyterian Church with Greensboro advisor Mrs Henry Foust then Priscilla club bi weekly meeting on English Street.
The Utopian study club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs Roland T Holton 108 Brentley Circle. Miss Vera Idol head of the English department at High Point College will be guest speaker with an unannounced topic.
The High Point Girl Scout Council will hold a meeting Tuesday at ten o clock in the morning at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Henry Foust of Greensboro is the advisor and will discuss local Girl Scouting activities. Mrs David T Yow the local commissioner urges attendance by members.
The Monarch club Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs F R Auman's home on Montlieu Avenue. Members will discuss activities for the new year and are urged to attend.
Announcement from Mrs. R. S. Lafferty president that the Ray Street Parent Teacher Association executive board will meet Tuesday morning at 10:30. All board members are urged to attend.
Sunday services at Christian Science churches and societies focused on God as subject. The Golden Text from Isaiah 44 6 proclaims I am the first and last and beside me there is no God. The Lesson-Sermon cited Isaiah 64 4 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, defining divine metaphysics and its relation to truth over error.
Ex officio Guilford county board of health members met at the courthouse and reappointed the three acting members. George L. Stansbury T R Foust Rog er W Harrison were named as ex officio. Dr Harry L Brockmann Dr T J Battle and Dr Neal Sheffield were reappointed as acting members. The board will meet January 10 when Dr R M Buie is expected to be reappointed health officer.
Senator S B Frink and Rep Cornelius Thomas will push a bill in Raleigh to create a technical navigation school in North Carolina modeled on the Massachusetts Nee Cal School. Brunswick county officials and the American Legion group have gathered data on federal support for such a school, including a training ship and upkeep. The plan envisions a modest state appropriation to begin.
Readers are invited to address questions to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and to send letters for publication. responses will appear in these columns.
A reader asks about divorce after nearly three years apart with a child in the care of his mother. The columnist advises that ongoing conduct causing embarrassment and no chance of reconciliation justify divorce, noting the child’s welfare and the displeasure of prolonged marriage. The piece reflects early 20th century views on family, divorce, and parental responsibility.
The piece argues that children endure harm when parents stay in a quarrelsome home to placate appearances. It suggests that a child may be better off living with one parent or with relatives to gain security, even if contact with the other parent is infrequent.
Advertisement for Adlerika laxative claiming one dose relieves stomach gas pressing on the heart. Says it cleanses both upper and lower bowels and promotes purchase at Mann Drug Stores.
High Point College will reopen tomorrow morning after Christmas recess. Many students return this afternoon as classes resume at 8 20 o clock, per Dean P. E. Lindley.
The Green Street Baptist T E L class will meet at 7 20 P M at Mrs C L Loflin’s home on Thissell street for its regular session. Group Four of the T E B L class of the First Baptist church meets at 7 30 P M tonight at Mrs C C Hooks 207 Parkway. The Philathea class of the First Baptist church assembles at the church at 7 30 P M tonight with heart sisters to be revealed.
A four year period shows the steel industry investing 840 million dollars in new equipment and plant construction to advance production capacity. The record highlights substantial capital expenditure across major mills and related facilities.
Capus M Warnick editor of The Enterprise will address the W O T club at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon at North Main street home of Mrs H Albion Millis. Topic is Issues Before the State Legislature. Ellen Rosetta Sykes born December 28 at 704 Park Street to J Harley and Mrs Sykes.
New Zealanders eat more meat and butter per person than any other country, reflecting high per capita intake of animal products and strong agricultural production.
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