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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1936
Page
11
The American Homes Department of the Woman's Club shifts its January meeting to Tuesday January 7 at 3 30 PM, joining the club's regular meeting at the Y W C A hut. Members should note the time change and moving up one day.
Marjorie Mansfield exposes a tale of betrayal as she marries a man she loves despite his deep bond to another woman. The narrative follows emotional conflict, social judgment, and the consequences of a love deemed improper by family and community standards.
Eleanor seeks guidance after marrying a second man while in love with her first. The adviser urges self reflection, proposes possible divorce, and stresses considering her husband’s feelings and long term happiness for all involved. The Enterprise column ends noting Mrs. Fred Bahnson will discuss lilies at the High Point Garden Club meeting.
The Mid-Week Garden club will meet Wednesday morning January 8 at 10 o clock at the home of Mrs. KE T Harrison West Emerywood. The program will be Winter Arrangements with Mrs. Forrest Murray as speaker and Mrs. Grace Ford Hayes in charge of the flower arrangements. BYERLY KENNEDY WEDDING Surprise marriage of Miss Myrtle Byerly to Mr W Thurman Kennedy on January 4 at 4 30 pm performed at Rev I L Sisk’s home with relatives and friends present. The bride wore blue crepe with black accessories. The couple will reside in this city. TEA AND TOPICS CLUB TO MEET The Tea and Topics club will meet Thursday at 3 30 pm with Mrs V W Idol on North Main street BOBBY GEORGE GREGG BORN DECEMBER 28 Mr and Mrs E K Gregg announce birth of son Bobby George on December 28 1935 at 1033 Adams street. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION TO HAVE SERVICES The High Point Christian Endeavor Union will meet Tuesday evening January 7 at 7 30
At Springfield Friends church a service led by pastor Miss Clara I Cox will install new officers for the year with nine local societies represented. Officers include President Roscoe Briley, Vice-president Byron Haworth, Secretary Ruth Hendrix, Assistant Kath leen Embler, Treasurer Halcle Welch, and others including Publicity chair John Wimberly. The Priscilla club will meet at Mrs Fred Thomas 906 Forest Hill drive Friday at 3 o'clock.
Violinist Miacha Elman arrives in the United States after a abroad stay to give a recital at Duke University on Thursday night January 9. He will open his season with a New York recital on Monday.
The child prodigy Elman will appear in Albany on Tuesday marking his third winter recital in the country. A outstanding concert performer for 30 years, he studied at the St. Petersburg Conservatory under Leopold Auer who first recognized his unusual talents. His first public recital came at age eight, and he first visited this country in 1910.
Henderson dispatch reports Eugene Flamm a 66 year old New York chef regained consciousness today after a New York Miami bus incident. He could not explain how he sustained severe injuries and was removed from the bus for medical care.
Flamm was brought to a hospital early Sunday morning unconscious after a trip from Richmond. Fellow passengers said he appeared healthy at departure but grew ill at South Hill, Va. Doctors diagnosed a fractured skull, a broken arm, and additional injuries. Investigations by bus company officials and officers yielded no explanation, and Flamm could not provide details.
The fourth annual Carolines Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament will be held February 12 17 in Charlotte with a new novice class and weights all represented Entries open tomorrow and close February 8 at midnight Entries limited to those with no more than one prior public bout Trophies awarded in novice and established divisions Sanctioned by Carolinas AAU and promoted as a Goodfellows Club charity event Winners advance to the regional AAU tournament for national competition
Engineering reports say a rumble during acceleration is not serious and typically caused by accelerating too quickly. It notes no warning signs of trouble and attributes the noise to driving style rather than mechanical failure.
Clemson University basketball topped the Cavaliers 45 to 34 in Charlottesville. Pennington led Clemson with 17 points as the Tigers built a 25 to 8 halftime edge and held on for the win.
Wake Forest proved adept on defense as the Demon Deacons defeat Wofford Terriers 25 to 19. The Deacons led 11 to 6 at halftime and extended their edge in a tight final period. Wofford guard Mullenken led with nine points.
A government health review reports drowning deaths in Great Britain fell by about a quarter, reflecting improved水 safety and emergency response efforts across England Scotland and Wales during the period covered.
A study estimates that a person's chance of being killed in an auto mobile accident is about four times higher at night than during the day, reflecting greater danger from reduced visibility and driver fatigue.
The Interstate Commerce Commission sent 22 field representatives to explain the new motor carrier act ahead of its February 15 effective date. Carriers failing to register by February 12 face a $100 first offense and $500 for each subsequent offense, with daily violations count as separate offenses. The schedule lists B Fieldson and dates across North Carolina venues from January 7 to January 17.
Every car of American make is now equipped with safety glass windshields and 90 percent use safety glass all around. No person may use a motor vehicle on British roads unless such use is insured.
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