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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1934

Page

6

Legion officer to address Auxiliary on Veterans legislation

Dr. I T Mann national rehabilitation officer of the American Legion and past commander of Andrew Jackson Post will speak on Veterans legislation at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting this evening at 7 45 at Mrs J N Bready's home in West Emerywood A Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Philarner will perform a solo dance Attendance urged Miss Julia Sellars left for De Ridder to attend burial in High Point Louisiana for her grandmother Mrs Julia Kirkman One birth announced at Burras Memorial hospital and several local events described with names places and dates

I. T. Mann American Legion Andrew Jackson Post American Leon J. N. Bready West Emery Wood Warner Philarner Julia Sellars de Ridder B. Kirkman

Social Calendar items list club meetings and a dance

Friday events include Canterbury club at Mrs Louis Voorhees 1113 Forest Hill Drive at 3 pm. American Legion Auption with Mrs E Bready in Westery Wood at 7 45 pm. Sorosis club hosted by Mrs C A Bar Bee on Hillcrest Drive at 3 pm. A square dance at the former McCrory building on Main Street under parent-teacher organization of Ray Street school with proceeds to the school fund. Public urged to attend. small admission charged.

Canterbury Club Louis Voorhees Forest Hill Drive The American Legion Auption E Bready Westery Wood Mary Thompson Reesle Smith A. M. Riche C. A. Barbee Sorosis Club Hillcrest Drive McCrory’s Ray Street

Notable Guests Visit City as Mr. and Mrs. F A Gaffney Stay

Mr. and Mrs. F A Gaffney of ee spend several days in the city visiting friends of Mrs. B Kearns at 109 Hillcrest Drive. Saint Renee is mentioned as a guest, with a note of last Friday.

F. A. Gaffney Cit Mrs. J. We Chandler Hillcrest Drive Kearns Renee

V F W Auxiliary Benefit Bridge Draws Members and Guests

The V F W Auxiliary held a benefit bridge party with a red and white Valentine theme at 109 Richardson. Mrs Potts and Mrs King hosted, six tables played bridge and set back, prizes awarded to top players, and refreshments served by the hostesses and auxiliary members.

M *S. Potts Richardson G. W. King Ince Ghaney Secon Earl Ceci Polly Bayder Jarda Carl Blomberg Davis

Woman's Club Benefit Bridge Is Successful

The Me and Means group of the Woman's club hosted a successful benefit bridge at Mrs. M L Shawe's home on Colonial Drive. Six tables played bridge with anagrams and rook entertainment. prizes included primrose, dusting powder, fruit cake, stationery, deck of cards, and coffee. Proceeds aid the Woman's club work.

Oe Tokast Woman's Club Anld ML Shawe Colonial Drive F. E. Kitesecarver Valentine J. W. Thompson F. Ehitescarver Thompson Whitescarver Geddie Strickland Charles Ragan J. H. McCall

U D C Chapters Plan Lee and Jackson Day Radio Drama

U D C chapters sponsor a radio drama The Three Swords of Lee written by Dr. Matthew Page Andrews. Broadcast from Arlington Mansion on the Dixie network at 9 30 p m. and aimed at honoring the 127th birthday of Robert E Lee.

Lee and Jackson Robert E. Lee Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson United Daughters of the Confederacy Lee Matthew Page Andrews Baltimore Dixie Columbia

First Baptist Young Club Hosts Lee Jackson Day Event

The Seniorist Young Pee group at the First Baptist Church hosted a de centful postal evening in the church dining room honoring Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sain, recently married. A humorous debate on whether Habbiers are more good to a community than old maids featured Rose Goldsmith and Gay Hensley, with Goldsmith winning a prize.

Young Peetee Union First Baptist Shurch Otis Sain Habbiers Rose Goldsmith Gay Hensley Miss Goldsmith Bach

Chicago Produce Butter and Begs Prices Steady

Chicago market report shows butter at 8,180 units with steady price. Begs at 4,992 firm with extra firsts 22 to 44 cents and fresh graded firsts 21 to 22 cents. Current receipts listed but incomplete.

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