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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
5
The Lottie Holden Bible class meets at Mrs. C. B. Bundy's Newton street home at 3 PM with Mrs. Thomas Willey leading. Various society notices follow including hospital news, church classes, and PTA and D A R activities with multiple local hosts and times.
Sheila Shayne an 18 year old dancer from vaudeville stock arrives in New York to substitute for an injured dancer. She endures a grueling practice day with Brady and schemes about a possible party invitation while awaiting further guidance from Dick Stanley and Joe Paris in Tin Pan Alley.
Sheila joins a kid act tour, meeting Kilcoyne and Shayne as she endures stage preps. Roscoe helps her secure six weeks work while anxious about the team, salaries, and Daisy’s injury, and she steels herself to perform despite pain and doubt.
Municipal court jury awards Mrs James Whitlow the paid up value of a policy on Hubert Key who let his industrial policy lapse. Key stopped 25 cents weekly, died six days after seeking reinstatement. son in law paid $6 premium but the company offered only paid up value prior to trial.
Rev. R. I. Farmer will lead the First Methodist Protestant church service at 7 30 tonight continuing the series The Old Testament Made New. A resume of an Old Testament book guides each meeting at 219 Hillcrest Drive home of Dr and Mrs S S Coe.
Dr A B Conrad will speak on The Meaning of Baptism at the Wednesday night prayer service at First Baptist Church The event begins at 7 30 o clock and follows with a discussion about baptism by members of the congregation.
High Point night schools resume with Emma Fair School Thursday and West End and Highland Friday. Classes run from 7 to 9 PM. Day classes began last week along with sewing and cooking departments.
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