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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
5
Community notices list a 3 PM study group at 807 Morris Street with Mrs BE A Mc Ghee, plus a Thursday Southern Furniture Market dinner at 7 PM at the Sheraton Hotel and Roanoke pianist Herndon Slicer visiting Clell Mahon during the furniture show.
The list notes several Greensboro area individuals in recovery or health updates. About People Vv. V. Horney of Route No. 4 is recovering from an operation at High Point hospital. Mrs. J. M. Beeson visits Thomasville with daughter Mrs. Glenn Kinney. Mrs. J. H. Lloyd is home ill with influenza on Adame Street. Mrs. John Henry and Mrs. A. J. Whitmire of Ypsilanti Mich. spent Monday in Greensboro. Ed Ragan’s condition at Guilford General hospital is improved from critical. R. C. Preston returns from a 10 day Lancaster Pa. trip visiting Edward F. Price. Dr. John McCampbell of Morganton Hospital was guest of Dr. John T. Burrus. Mrs. C. L. Mackie and Frank Mackie family visited J. E. Robinson on Banking Street. Bud Straghorn recovers at South Wrenn Street after tonsil operation. Lemma Pearman visits sister Mrs. J. W. Cook on South Main, then to Reidsville to see Mrs. L. W. Cobb before returning home.
Mrs. R. T. Amos improving after an operation at High Point hospital last week remains hospitalized. Miss Mary Price, visiting relatives in Lancaster, Pa, has returned to High Point. Miss Bertha Algood of Danville, Va., visiting Mrs. Treva Barber at 706 Tate Street for a few days.
Sunday services focused on Life as the lesson subject with Matthew 19 17 as the Golden Text and John 17 3 cited for eternal life. The Science and Health passage urges recognizing life as God and asks readers to demonstrate healing power of truth and love progressing toward the perfect day.
Social calendar lists events Tuesday through Friday in Hillcrest and surrounding streets. Activities include Mid-Week Millis at 10 A. M. Wednesday, Beta Pi Club at Mrs Cotune’s home, Thursday Contract Club with Mrs Casey, A A A W gathering on Jontieu Avenue, Tea and Top with Mrs Logan Porter, and Rotary Canterbury Club at 3:30 P. M. plus Club of Twelve at the F. Ss home.
The passage extols Benjamin Franklin as a model of disciplined progress from a large family in Boston to a polymath achievements in writing, publishing, science, politics, education, and diplomacy. It emphasizes his regular daily schedule and clear life plan as key to his success and enduring influence.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that most acute kidney inflammations begin with upper respiratory infections such as sinusitis and tonsillitis. He notes progression to Bright's disease can be slow, emphasizes early urine checks, rest, diet control, and warns against excessive protein. Regular exams are advised to catch insidious nephritis.
Minnie Atkins Edwards reflects on Benjamin Franklin's disciplined routine arranging daily activities from dinner to rest, noting his remark on being incorrigibly orderly. The author argues that long term planning and consistent effort yield lasting satisfaction when unexpected turns do not derail the plan.
Dorothy Crawley a senior class member and girls basketball team manager at the high school sustained a broken collar bone and shoulder blade during tumbling exercises in the school gym. She was treated at High Point hospital and sent home to 235 Montieu Avenue where she is resting today.
The South Carolina Y M C A backed a merger with the North Carolina association at a state meeting in Columbia. Alex Long of Rock Hill led the merger committee, and the report was accepted after lengthy discussion.
A New York woman writes that after starting Kruschen Salts for fat reduction she has lost 14 pounds and feels less tired after work. The four week bottle costs 85 cents at Mann Drug Co or any American drugstore. The regimen urges a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and avoiding pastry, fatty meats, and rich condiments. The ad claims relief from headaches and nervousness and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
J H Gray a 42 year old white man of 112 Davie street was arrested on a forgery charge after offering a $12 check drawn on Commercial National Bank to pay for goods at Joe Levine clothing store. Salesman W W Jones suspected the signature and Gray fled toward the Southern railway station where officers nabbed him. Bond set at $300. Witness W R Morrow testified the signature was not A Sherrod’s.
Mr. C M Cecil has applied to erect a wholesale and retail gasoline and oil station with storage room on Tryon Street between Tryon and Courtesy Road. City Council will consider the application on February 3, 1931, at 7:30 PM in the City Hall Court Room. City Manager E M Knox signs the notice.
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