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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
6
The Stevens Bible Study Class meets with Mrs E A Mc Ghee at 807 Morris Street tomorrow at 3 o clock in the afternoon. The event includes a religious study session at the home of Mrs Mc Ghee.
People Vv. V. Horney of Route No 4 recovers from operation at High Point hospital. Mrs J M Beeson visiting daughter in Thomasville. Mrs J H Lloyd ill at home on Adams Street. Mrs John Henry and Mrs A J Whitmire of Ypsilanti Mich visited Greensboro. Ed Ragan critically ill at Guilford General hospital improved. Mr and Mrs R C Preston back from 10 day Lancaster Pa trip to see Mrs Preston's father Edward F Price. Dr John McCampbell, head of Morganton State Hospital for the Insane, visited Dr John T Burrus. Mrs C L Mackie and Mr and Mrs Frank Mackie and children from Yadkinville guests of J E Robinson on Banking Street. Bud Stayhorn recovering at home on South Wrenn Street after tonsil removal. Miss Lemma Pearman visiting sister Mrs J W Cook on South Main then to Reidsville to stay with sister Mrs L W Cobb before returning home.
Miss Louise Van Alen plans marriage to Prince Alexis Bodivani of Russia after her engagement announced by Mrs. J. Laurens Van Alen. The couple met in Paris at Roffin. Also notes Mrs. R. T. Amos improving after surgery at High Point hospital and visits of Miss Mary Price to High Point from Lancaster, Pa. Bertha Algood of Danville, Va., staying with Mrs. Treva Barber at 706 Tate Street.
Sunday services across Christian Science churches focused on Life as the lesson subject. The Golden Text from Matthew 19 17 urged keeping the commandments to enter life while John 17 3 defined eternal life as knowing the true God and Jesus Christ. The Science and Health passage urged daily living the life that approaches supreme good and demonstrates healing power.
A sequence of club meetings is listed for Tuesday through Thursday. Gamma Zeta Club, oO Tr Club, Mid-Week Garden Club, Utopian Club, Beta Pi Club, Contract Glut Club, A A U and Twelve Club are scheduled with hostesses at various homes on Hillcrest Drive Parkway Broad Street Mae Court Fair Avenue and other local locations, with times from 3:00 to 6:30 PM and multiple host families named.
This historical reflection traces Benjamin Franklin from a Boston grammar school pupil at age eight to a prolific life of writing, invention, diplomacy, and education. Emphasizing his deliberate daily schedule and the steady progression of his career, the piece highlights his plans and disciplined hours as key to his many achievements.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that acute kidney inflammations stem mainly from infections in the upper respiratory tract. Early detection, bed rest, dietary control, and urine checks help prevent progression to Brights disease, with emphasis on regular exams for middle aged and elderly to catch insidious nephritis early.
Minnie Atkins Edwards argues that Benjamin Franklin’s disciplined day by day routine and long term planning led to career success. She stresses that living with a clear plan for years ahead yields a satisfying life, while day to day living without foresight limits achievement.
Jestee Crawley, mother of the senior class and girls basketball manager at the high school, broke a collar bone and shoulder blade during tumbling in the gym yesterday. She got treatment at High Point hospital and was later returned home at 235 Montlieu Avenue, resting comfortably.
Columbia S C January 20 The Young Men's Christian Association of South Carolina favors a merger with the North Carolina group. At the state meeting yesterday the merger committee chaired by Alex Long of Rock Hill presented its report and it was accepted after lengthy discussion.
A New York woman praises Kruschen Salts, reporting a 14 pound loss after starting a second bottle. She notes reduced fatigue after work and urges a four week supply costing 85 cents at Mann Drug Co. The ad advises daily half teaspoon doses in hot water before breakfast and dietary changes to boost fat loss.
J H Gray, 2 year old white man of 112 Davis street, was arrested on a forgery charge for signing A Sherrod on a $12 check at Joe Levine clothing store. Clerk W R Jones pursued him. Gray was detained at Southern railway station and jailed on $300 bond after Sherrod's son-in-law testified the signature was false.
Mr Co M Cecil has applied to erect a wholesale and retail gasoline and oil station and storage room on Tryon Street between Tryon and Courtesy Road. The City Council will consider the request February 3, 1931 at 7:30 in the Court Room City Hall. City Manager E M Knox signed the notice January 16, 1931.
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