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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1937

Page

7

President's Birthday Ball Draws Large High Point Crowd

The annual High Point President's Birthday Ball at Sedge Manor honors the president and aims to fund the infantile paralysis fight. L. Herman says many will attend as Jimmy Poyner's Orchestra opens the dance. Thirty percent of proceeds go to the Warm Springs Foundation. seventy percent stay in High Point.

High Point Dent Sedge Manor Is. L. Herman Jimmy Poyner Orchestra Bs Poyner Warm Springs Foundation High Point America

High Point Donations for Distress Pass 7328.30

A community fundraising drive in High Point yields total contributions of 7328.30 from various groups and individuals. Donations include support from employers, church circles, schools, clubs, and residents, with numerous names listed among contributors. The funds are intended for distress relief and relief projects.

Reliance on the Vegetable Laxative in Nature’s Medicine

The text discusses the term vegetable laxatives and mentions remedies including Black Draught. It notes leaves from a plant used in manufacture and describes their role in aiding digestion. The passage hints at economical packaging and the active medicine needed for constipation.

Economy Drug Store to be Renamed Mann Drug Store No 3

Mann Co will relabel Economy Drug Store No 3 as Mann Drug Store No 3. D A Dowdy announces the change as manager 5 G Clarke remains in charge. no staff changes. Company operates four city stores Nos 1 2 3 7 and four others in Andereville Thomasville Greensboro Burlington.

Economy Drug Store Mann Co The Economy Drug Company Mann Drug Company Mann Drug Store No D. A. Dowdy 5. G. Clarke Beideville Thomasville Greensboro Burlington

Rites Held for Arthur Gibson

Funeral services for Arthur Gibson age 47 who died after a sudden heart attack at his office were held at 10 30 a m Friday from the Archdale residence on the High Point Asheboro road Rev J W Grace officiated the Archdale M E church choir performed What a Friend We Have In Jesus and a duet sang Nearer Still Nearer and It Is Well With My Soul pallbearers were Metropolitan Life associates

Arthur Gibson High Point Asheboro Archdale J. W. Grace Archdale M. E. Church Archdale M. E Jesus Norman Fidler A. J. Koonce

Madison Urges Alumni Support For Local Team

High Point college alumni association president Rev. J C Madison urged supporters to back the basketball team as it faces Guilford Catawba and Elon in Harrison gym. The piece lists local managers and staff from the Greensboro and Burlington offices and notes interment at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.

Madison Alumni Association of High Point College J. C. Madison Guilford Catawba Elon Harrison Gymnasium

Vessel Reported Sunk By Mine Off Coast of Spain

A British-colored vessel, about 4,000 tons, sank near Bilbao after hitting a mine. Wreckage was sighted off the coast of the Bay of Biscay seaport, which is the Basque capital allied with the Valencia government.

Spain Bilbao Bay of Biscay Valencia

Chickens Awarded To Man Who Reported Theft In Court

Dock Crosby, who reported his stolen chickens, receives them back by court order. Police found three chickens in 609 Mangum Avenue with suspects Leona Spencer William Davis and Thomas Spencer. They were jailed or given suspended sentences and Crosby gains lawful access to the birds.

Dock Crosby Mangum Avenue Dock Leona Spencer William Davis Thomas Spencer the Addres D. C MacRae Jim Ingram Crosby

International Yacht Race Report From The Columbia Victory

A reader brought The Times Democrat from Charlotte dated October 3, 1901. The semi weekly edition carries the account of the Columbia winning the international yacht race.

Halold Paper J. ©. Hurdle West Point Avenue Enterprise Times Democrat Charlotte News Company Charlotte Columbia

Reverend Tom A. Sykes Addresses Burlington Leaders

Rev. Tom A. Sykes of High Point was the main speaker at the Burlington Chamber of Commerce and United Civic clubs banquet. More than 250 local business leaders attended the Alamance hotel event as Miss Marion Burgess sang, and Sykes praised Burlington’s community spirit and cooperation in local enterprise.

Tom A. Sykes High Point Burlington

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Lany Persons Sedgefield Manor Rvation Service Em Wupito Matt Wall N. L Dean Yarber S Missionary Society End Baptist Church Tomlin- Mill Togiee Vcetes Reescecs Marie Robinson P. BE. White Hill EE Vache Ralph Harbinson, Jr Ralph Harbinson Lonnie Platt Walter Sink Pamily F. 8. Harris W. L. Young Huntley Jackson Co Burns J. G. Scruges L. C. Parker Reitzel Wagner John W. Fulp Byerly Kennedy Byerly Robertson's Rothrock Younts W. Mickey Olet Co Dowdy Photo Co., Inc W. Es Adams-Millis Corp Ine Parrington Harriee's Hicks Corp Garner & Son McCollum Church Shawery Spears Brown Service Ltd Clay Allred J. T. Tucker Neal C. Allred John A. Hedgecock Jimmie Windham R. L. Murray Kirkman Farm Company Dewey Smith Marie Smith Mechanicsville Counci Herman Lequer J C. Meredith Mozell Chapel J. Wm. Moon J. R. Purcelle Hazel Sebastian Lee Hegler H. J. Stepp E. A High Point Fire Department Arthur Osborne R. L. Teague P. Kimsey C. W L. A. Upchurch Frank's Lillie Cooper Ed J. Welch L. J. Brodie Ween Laughlin Chevrolet Company Jack Samuels L. O. Willfard M. Z. Hollingsworth J. W. Coltrame Ann Wright Employes Central Ice Co R. J. Culler Charles R. Byrd Ace High Bridge Club W. L. Proctor Clarence Arrington Adams- Millis L. J. Harper Lina Jane Davis H. T. ‘Wright Kearture Company J. W. Atkins J. A. Farrington Fit-Back Co Commonwealth Hosiery Mills Randieman N. C R. _D. Langston W. G. Kirkman Purni An Tobias Henry Warner Moore Sadie Lee Miss Goodkowite Robinowits Oakdale Cotton Wich Furniture Co Evangelical and Reformed Church M. L. Slate Margaret Wolfersberger Burton D. G. Patterson Ray St Duval Hunter Millicent Marsh Betty Blades Spearmi Rim St Howard Treeee Eeee Eens A Friend High Point Lions Club Henner Ete Ivey Tom Tee Clapps Baby Foods Mann’s VICKS White House Coffee Xtra Listerinie Ramons Candies Valentine Dow Wampoles Prep Fitch KOTEX South Main Street Haley Ottle BAYER High Point College Association Burlingtonians Tom Sykes Chamber of Commerce
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