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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1934

Page

6

Local church meetings and notices flock to week

The notice column lists multiple church events including the Lottie Holden Bible study at Mrs. A L Cecil's Oakwood Court home tomorrow afternoon at 43 O'clock, a Hitler J R Wilson service at 707 Park Street Thursday at 7 30, and A M Idol class supper and meeting at Mrs. Ross Davis's Denny Street. Also Trinity M E church oyster supper Friday at six with chicken salad, Central Friends turkey dinner Friday six to eight, and circle meetings of First Reformed church Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon urging attendance.

Lottie Holden A. L. Cecil Oakwood Court Hitler J. R. Wilson Danville W. L. Ing Park Street A. M. Idol First Methodist Protestant Church Ross Davis Denny Street Trinity M. E. Church Annex Central Friends Church Oman Missionary Society of First Reformed Church Rs. C. FE. Moose Fourth Street C. EB Rree Rs. Walter Sink Link Street Mary Jones Thomas H. Elder East Green Street First Baptist Philathea First Baptist Church Oscar L. Smith Howell Street Elmer High J. H. Caldwell Grace Burgess Oscar Smith

Local health notes and recoveries in town

Little Patricia Ann Billiott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vir ail Biliot, is ill with diphtheria at her home on Montlave nie. Gratton Foy Jr is slightly improved after an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs A W Cownell remains ill at 300 Thurston street. Roy Wright of 1309 East Green street is recovering at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs H C Blanchard of 117 Mallory street is doing nicely after a recent operation.

Patricia Ann Billiott Mra Virail Biliot Montlavenie Gratton Foy, Jr W. G. Foy Rockford Road Burrus Memorial Hospital A. W. Cownell Thurston Street Roy Wright East Green Street H. C. Blanchard Mallory Street

Granada Club Dance Draws Mid Winter Crowd

The High Point Granada club plans a mid winter dance at the Sheraton hotel on Friday February 2 with King Perdue and his International Orchestra from the Kentue Hotel Night Club providing music. Perdue will perform with the Dancing Garcia Sisters DeVitte Stallard silver tenor and Cuba Garcia a noted tap dancer from Spicin nati. Attendees from Greensboro Winston Salem Lexington Asheboro Burlington Thomnsville and High Point are expected. Dancing starts at nine p m.

High Point Granada Club Sheraton Hotel King Perdue International Orcentra Kentue Hotel Perdue Garcia Sisters DeVitte Stallard Silver Tenor Cuba Garcia Spicinnati Tunate Hig Southern Richmond Gremsboro Winston-Salem Lexington Asheboro Burlington Thomnsville High Pot

Methodist Young People District Banquet in Greensboro

The Greensboro District M and Y P banquet will be at West Market Street Greensboro February 22 at 7 15 p m. The event unites Young People unions from High Point Asheboro and Greensboro with many locals expected. Walter R Brown directs the program with all conference officers invited. George Washington’s birth day will be observed. Only two hundred tickets are available and must be sold by February 17. Over one hundred tickets have already sold. Tickets may be obtained from church department presidents or Carey Atkins High Point Union president. A small charge applies.

Greensboro West Market Street High Point Asheboro Walter R. Brown George Washington Carey Atkins High Point Union

Newman Home Razed by Fire Near Greensboro

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Newman four miles from Greensboro on the High Point road was destroyed by fire early Tuesday. They escaped with only a few belongings along with W. B. Millis after a truck driver warned them. firemen faced no hydrants and saved outbuildings, while loss amount remains undetermined.

Greensboro George F. Newman High Point Road Newman W. B. Millis West Lee Street Newman Machine Company, Incorporated

Suit for 7500 Dollars for Loss of Fingers Filed

L F Brower sues M J Wrenn of High Po Furniture for 7500 dollars claiming loss of three fingers from a dangerous machine he operated at age 15. He states he waited until turning 21 to sue in his own right. The note cites Oberlin College and Yellowstone Park acreage and a deers top speed 55 mph.

L FF. Brower M. J. Wrenn High Po Furniture Company Brower

Complexion Cleared Up Says Mrs Lanie on Remedy

Mrs Lanie praises SYRUP of Black Draught as the laxative that finally satisfied her. She notes she no longer needs frequent doses and claims lasting results with occasional use.

Judge Teague’s Identification Tactic in Thornberger Case

In municipal court Judge Lewis Teague identifies Thornberger as a High Point Negro after witness Bailey shows the cut on his head the judge remarks on the scar and asserts Bailey’s race. The assault with a knife case proceeds with Bailey detailing the incident.

Lewis BE Teague James Thornberger Jerry Batley Thornberger Bailey

London workers in hotels restaurants and domestic service

About 350000 Londoners are employed in hotels restaurants and domestic service including nearly 280000 women. The figures highlight the gender distribution in these service sectors.

Lime in a Damp Larder Keeps Moisture Down

A small can of lime placed in a damp larder absorbs excess moisture. The lime helps reduce humidity and preserve other contents by drawing in moisture from the air.

Pasteurization Endorsed as Safeguard for Milk Safety

Studies by Smith at Harvard Wisconsin’s Hastings and Russell, Rosenau, Brown, and Endicott scientists show pasteurizing milk at 142 degrees for thirty minutes destroys tuberculosis and other diseases. National and public health groups endorse pasteurization as the safest practical measure to protect milk supplies in both Canada and the United States. Watch for Article No. 5 on Pasteurization Does Not the Cleanliness of the Milk.

Theobald Smith Harvard Medical School Russell and Hastings University of Wisconsin M. J. Rosenau U. S. Public Health Service Washington, D. C F. W. Campbel Brown University of Aberdeen Endicott N. Y National Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors Detroit Michigan American Public Health Association Canada United States

Sunday School Institute at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

The High Point Township Sunday School Institute meets Sunday February 4 at 2 30 PM at Emmanuel Lutheran Church for all township Sunday school workers. Rev Shuford Peeler of Salisbury and Miss Myrtle A McDaniel director of leadership training will attend and deliver the principal address. Local officers include Co E Diffendale president J A Migelle vice president and Mrs C F Mann secretary.

High Point Township Emmanuel Lutheran Church Shuford Peeler Salinbury North Carolina Sunday School Association Myrtle A. McDaniel Miss McDaniel Sabbath Sunday School Association of Pennsylvania Co. E. Diffendale J. A. Migelle C. F. Mann

Liston Pope to Speak at Wesley Memorial Church

Liston Pope will speak on The Motive Of Missions at the mid week service at Wesley Memorial Church tonight. The talk is part of a series based on Bishop Arthur Moore's The Sound of Trumpets and will examine the missionary enterprise using the book as a departure. Dr W A Lambeth started the series last week. The service begins at 7 30 in the intermediate department room.

Liston Pope Wesley Memorial Church Arthur Moore W. A. Lambeth Scrien Mainuilding

Air plants of pineapple family found in British Guiana

Plants that perch on tree tops have been discovered in British Guiana. They are air plants of the pineapple family.

British Guiana

Square Dance Benefit For Local Drum Corps

A benefit square dance for Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 American Legion drum and bugle corps will be held at the old McCrory store on South Main Street Friday night starting at 8:30. A barn dance orchestra will play and a nominal admission will be charged to the public.

American Legion McCrory South Main Street Fred Whitescarver J. F. Hayden A. M. Richardson Geo. Hedrick L. J. Harper Andrew Jackson Post No. 87

Young Girl Gains Ten Pounds After Iron Tonic Use

Bertie Grove, twelve, was underweight and started Vincl iron tonic. She gained ten pounds and developed appetite and rosy cheeks. Children like Vincl. Wann Drue Stores. Ady.

Bertie Grove

Fashionable buzz as crowd expected for local event

A large crowd is expected at a local event tonight with chaperone names to be announced later this week, adding to the growing trend of the gathering in fashionable circles.

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Elder Wilson MR. Stryker Miles Stryker Baptist Winston- Salem Trinity M. B Priends L. J. Ingram Sorosis West Farriss Avenue Barker Norman B. Dehart A. J. Barker Helen Laurella 7Th Carolina Wilbur Hutchins Campbell Street Annie Leewer Ollie Hutchins VICKS Stainless Moffitt’s North Main Joseph Walser la Cary Agnes Ernest W Wrifsht Frank Wood Steve Charles Binette Wil Culler Im Ellis Harrys. Walser Archdale M. B Emma Blair PT. A Parent-Teacher Association of Emma Blair School Methodist Petia Treen Renrace Oberlin America Yellowstone National Park Lewis Teague Aati National Market CO North Main Street Sunday School Institute Emanuel Luthera Church Plymouth Horace G. Ilderton Washington Muleion Sechrest Funeral Home Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Bilt J. L. Christian Mgr High Point Agency 406 Commercial Bank Pidg Greensboro, North Carolina Julian Price
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