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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
6
Mrs Charles Kephart hosted the Utopian Study club at her Johnson Street home with Mrs Laurance Ingram in charge. Guest speaker Mrs Hoke Bullard discussed George Arliss life from boyhood to Hollywood, highlighting notable stage and film roles.
Delegates from the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution returned from Goldsboro where the Thirty Fifth State Conference was held Tuesday through Thursday. Attending were Mrs J S Welborn vice regent and delegate Mesdames J E Kirkman A S Caldwell and Joseph Snider. Others could not attend. Mrs R B E Ridenhour state historian accompanied them from Concord and stayed with Mrs Welborn before the trip.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will serve luncheon and supper at the Legion Hall on East Commerce Street tomorrow. Public invited with serving hours from 12 noon to 7 p.m. Menu includes chicken stew oyster stew snap beans potato salad and coffee with a small plate charge.
Mra. J. S Welborn NC D A R regent presided over a Goldsboro quarterly meeting ahead of the State Conference. Delegates and alternates were announced for the General Assembly in Washington April 21 22 with Mrs. C S Wallace and Mrs. J C Taylor named as state reps. A North Carolina Historical Scrap Book and Family Bible records were displayed for donation to the National Society.
John J. Blair addressed the March general meeting of the Woman's Club at the YWCA Hut. He presented slides showing artwork from the Renaissance to modern times. The club welcomed new members and reported $238.71 raised from Have A Heart Day to fund lunches for needy children.
Reports update on Harley Biles of Tipton street who has recovered after three months in bed. Mrs. Keate Boman is convalescing from an appendicitis operation at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. E E Gatlin returns home from a ten day visit to High Point Greensboro and Durham. Mrs M E Blair remains bedbound at Alberta Apartments for two weeks. Oak Hill School fifth graders present a nature themed chapel program with experiments and a life cycle pageant. Trinity High School to stage The Blue Bag tonight directed by Mrs John Easter with proceeds supporting the school. Robert Lee Macon Jr born March 5 at Randolph hospital Asheboro to Mr and Mrs R L Macon. Delia McNeill Macon was formerly Miss Delia McNeill.
Democratic chiefs fail to answer Long amid a charged radio address in which he claims White House declares war on him. He ridicules Johnson and NRA critics, pledges wealth redistribution, and invokes Pilgrim era references to rally supporters. He likens foes to a misled possum in a tree.
Production in 1933 reached 905.656 million barrels, up 1h percent from the 1932 level of 120.49 million barrels, marking a rise in American crude oil output compared with the prior year.
A joint meeting of six High Point civic clubs produced a list of community improvement ideas. The tally favored a municipal hospital with 21 votes and grade crossing elimination with 20 votes, both supported by physicians present.
Earl Saunders sixteen held for trial in superior court on larceny charges after a break in at the A and P store on South Main near Greene Drug. Saunders and three fourteen year olds faced charges. witness testimony showed a rear door entry and about twelve dollars missing. Police recovered pennies and silver. Saunders admitted a share but not entry.
Senate debate on work relief continues as lawmakers consider moving the levy date from March to April 1. The session includes protests over transfer food and drug regulation and calls for tightening smuggling laws to curb annual losses of billions of dollars in revenue.
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