Lottie Holden class to meet tomorrow
The Lottie Holden class will meet Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs. W. W. Hayworth on Best Street. Lesson is the first chapter of Revelations.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
6
The Lottie Holden class will meet Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs. W. W. Hayworth on Best Street. Lesson is the first chapter of Revelations.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Slane and son Willis Jr. return from New York. Miss Matthee Haslett visits Mrs. Howard Collie in Lake Wales. Miss Nan Teate travels to Rome Ga for a brother’s illness. Mrs. F A Taylor and son plan an eastern state visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F A Stewart depart for two weeks in Charlotte and Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. T A Ballard return from Niagara Falls and northern sites. Mrs. T A Kearns returns from New Bern with children Annie Elizabeth and Thuriow. Frank Wineskie goes to New York for business, stops in Washington before return with Mrs. Wise.
Davidson College reports 152 students enrolled in 11 courses for the second annual summer session, running 10 days with six weeks total and ending July 19. Enrollment exceeds last year’s 97, and officials will decide on a possible second session based on future applications.
Lexington Mayor Fred Sink Mrs Fred Sink Mr and Mrs W M Shuford and daughters Katherine and Gladys joined the North Carolina council at Charleston S C for the national Junior Order meeting which began yesterday. The delegation traveled by automobile.
Lexington dispatch indicates the county road camp near Denton for prisoners in the southern county is completed and now in use.
The North Carolina State Printing Commission awarded eleven printing contracts yesterday covering multiple classes. Edwards & Broughton Co. secured several bids, while Winston-Salem, Oxford, Winston, Raleigh, Observer Printing House and other firms received various allocations.
Firemen were called to the home of S A Petty in the 600 block of Chestnut Street where a two story dwelling suffered little damage. The blaze was confined to one room and the house owned by J A Clinard was saved.
A new flying field has been opened at Peru Indiana serving local aviation enthusiasts and visiting pilots with refreshed runways and basic facilities. The facility aims to boost regional air traffic and attract events to the area.
A camp is designed for permanent use by the southern division of the county road forces. The facility will support ongoing operations and housing for crew and equipment, reflecting long term infrastructure needs.
Local outlets note an upcoming launch called The Lovette. The project promises a forthcoming opening date and initial offerings, signaling a new venue entering the market soon.
Kalona farmer Joseph Gingrich reports mint yields of 40 pounds per acre at $3.75 per pound. He grows spearmint and peppermint and says mint is easier to raise than corn on wet ground and plans to expand the acreage as a sideline for Iowa farmers.
North Carolina's United Daughters of the Confederacy plan a July 3 to 8 unveiling at Gettysburg to dedicate a memorial designed by Gutzon Borglum. Governor Gardner expected to preside, ex-Governor McLean to present, and Mrs. Marshall Williams to speak for the state group.
Local specialists urge early eye exams for children with cross eyes or large refractive errors. They warn that delaying care past age seven makes cure harder and note success in both children and some older patients with properly focusing glasses.
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