Regular Study Group Held by Jewish Women Leaders
Grover H. Jones addressed the High Point Council of Jewish Women at the home of Mrs. Ben L. Heran, where the regular study group meeting was held in the evening.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
7
Grover H. Jones addressed the High Point Council of Jewish Women at the home of Mrs. Ben L. Heran, where the regular study group meeting was held in the evening.
The local city attorney served as guest speaker on City Government. Mr. Jones outlined each city department in an informative talk. An open forum followed with questions answered by Mr. Jones. Mrs. Harry Jacobs and Mrs. Ben Swartzburg presided, and about twenty members and guests attended with refreshments served during social hour.
For nervousness and distress from female functional disorders the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as post general arom tonic made from herbs and roots. It claims to build physical resistance and calm nerves, citing over 60 years and more than a million testimonials.
March 9 report says the cutter Chelan leaves Boston to begin the annual North Atlantic ice patrol despite a March snowstorm. The service seeks to guard shipping lanes from northern ice threats, a duty not seen since the 1913 Titanic disaster where over 1500 lives were lost.
About 150 farmers and farm women from Stokes County gathered at Mountain View community house for a farm and home short course covering home improvement tobacco forestry and clothing topics.
A reader, delighted by a passage written by William Makepeace Thackeray, puts on his hat and hurries to find a friend to read the excerpt aloud.
In a blizzard, Dr. Alan Warren battles icy roads to reach Mrs Carroll in labor. At the farm, Emily and Dr Farrell discuss Alan’s future with St Louis and a possible university position for him while worry for his safety lingers.
The twentieth Century Study Club met yesterday at Mrs. C. E. Lehmann on Colonial drive with Mrs. Charles H. Risch presenting And So They Were Married. Using What Is Wrong With Marriage by Hamilton and McGowan the discussion explored causes of unhappy marriages linked to childhood training and environment and noted possible remodelling through sincere effort. Spring flowers and refreshments highlighted the gathering, with Mrs. W. F. Freeman presiding and members including Mesdames Koonts, Henderson, Freeman, Page, Lehmann, McCallum, Risch, Gluyas, Quigley, and Sechwem.
Century long waste paper removal highlights County Hall activity. Reference to unscrupulous coffee merchants using molding machines to fake coffee beans from flour and molasses shows historical fraud methods.
The article notes that diamond dust from sawing is black and states that Queen Victoria in 1900 granted permission to wear the shamrock on St Patrick s Day to all Irish regiments and to Irish soldiers in the British Army.
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