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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1934
Page
5
The city schools Parent Teacher Council will meet at Elm Street School Tuesday at 4 PM. Mrs. Dan R Schroder secretary announced the gathering with Mrs Robert Cottam presiding and Superintendent T Wingate Andrews to address the group. Full attendance is requested.
The Social Calendar lists meetings at the Sheraton hotel and multiple homes for groups including the Art club, Wayside Garden club, Needlecraft club, High Point Council of Parents and Teachers, Altrusa club, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Mothers Study Club, Eastern Star, Good Will Garden club, Burbank Mrs. D. T. Yow, Delta Tau club, Utopian Study club, Wednesday Book club, Entre Nous club, Tea and Topics club, Philomathean club. Dates range Monday to Thursday with times from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and venues across Edgedale Drive Hillcrest Drive and other local addresses.
Pastor John E. Allin preached at Rialto Theater arguing the term millenium not in the Bible and detailing a thousand year period described in Revelation 20 1 6. He outlined events marking its start including the close of the righteous judgment plagues second coming resurrection and earth devastated by a great quake.
Miss Annie Belle Smith and Edward Brown married January 18 by Magistrate Bruce H. Carraway at his Wrenn street office. The couple are the children of Calvin Spencer Smith Roxie Smith and Mr and Mrs William L Brown. Local notice confirms the ceremony details.
Idylwild Club announces its next supper dance Friday January 26 from nine to two at Sedgefield Inn. Bernie West's rhythm orchestra will provide music with specialty numbers during intermission and supper hour. The president hopes this may be the last dance of the season and invites members to bring a limited number of guests for a lively evening.
Hundreds of shriners led by Governor Ehringhaus are set to gather in New Bern for Sudan Temple ceremonial events and its annual business session. Ehringhaus serves as marshal of Sudan's official divan.
Al Barabas scored the winning touchdown for Columbia Lions in a game with Stanford. His older brother Frank Barabas starred under Lou Little at Georgetown, linking two coaching lineages.
Two players from the United States England France Japan and other nations will compete in the Australian tennis championships to be staged in Melbourne early in 1936.
The passage cites Jeremiah and Revelation to discuss desolation on earth and dark skies as the Lord’s purpose. It explains the wicked dead will remain until the millennium ends and Satan is bound for a thousand years. It urges readers to choose righteousness to gain a place with Christ in the future.
Retailers nationwide look for a sales surge as some 6000 birthday balls honor President Roosevelt on his 62nd birthday January 30. Promos feature official colors red white blue and peach with Mrs. Roosevelt choosing peach satin. Fashions emphasize full hems, nets, chiffons and marquisette, with trains, pleats, capes and boleros shaping spring evening wear.
Mrs. C C Crawford Mrs C E Crawford and Mrs Sam Storey presided over three social card events at Mrs Storeys Park Street home. Luncheon for forty featured rook prizes won by Mrs N M Harrison and Mrs Lassiter Crawford. Bridge games next day produced high scores for Kemp Alexander and Ogburn Yates. A dinner and later bridge concluded the series with Miss Mabel Parrish and Mrs C L Crawford Jr capturing top prizes.
Miss Virginia Barker’s sixth grade enjoyed a Saturday morning party at the Sunset theater to view the film Alice In Wonderland. Hostesses Miss Jane Pegg Walker, Miss Barker, and Mrs. Henry Armfield organized the event with grade mothers assisting.
Textile mills in Marion resumed full-time operation today after a strike, affecting almost 1,000 employees with an 80 hour work week across the plants.
A column presents reader questions about careers and life events. The psychic advisor advises against a Hollywood career, endorses buying a home, predicts a June marriage, warns against a risky investment, locates missing papers, and foresees family visits and life changes including a partnership ending and an inheritance.
Nationwide census of eaters analyzes 12 million meals and finds apple pie the top choice across the nation. Women favor pie in the East, lemon meringue in the West. cherry is rising fast and may surpass apple pie in 65 years. Pie consumption shows a dip from peak era, with 55 million dollars spent last year after a 75 million dollar peak. The list of top 20 pies spans pineapple to peach with New England as a steady pie belt year round.
An ad promises rapid weight loss using Condensed JAD Salts with a morning dose and two eating changes. It claims moisture loss of 3 to 5 pounds on day one and the system removes toxins while reducing hunger.
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