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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1927

Page

16

Local club notices and religious study groups listed

Social items include bridge at 8:15 p.m. at the Country club, Green Street study classes led by Mrs Ferree and Mrs Ballard, and YWCA and YWBA activities. Also reports Annie Armfield ill at High Point hospital and Ellis Island aid drive details. Local Red Cross charity stories conclude the column.

Digestive Aid Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement promotes Pape's Diaplosin as a fast acting aid for a weak stomach. It claims the formula digests bread pastries and rich cakes and relieves gas heartburn and bilious feelings. A 60 cent package is available at drug stores to restore comfort and readiness for the next meal.

Michigan Scouts win Lockwood cup for Red Cross life saving

The Owasippe Michigan Boy Scout camp junior Red Cross life saving crew won the Lockwood cup after enrolling four members and 295 junior life savers in 1926. Grand Rapids Recreation Dept. were runners up. The cup was donated by Colonel John A. Lockwood to reward two consecutive wins becoming permanent possessor.

Owasippe Michigan American Red Cross Red Cross Recreation Department Grand Rapids John A. Lockwood S. A Boston Lockwood

Rotary Conference Opens With Song In Wilmington

John A. Park leads Rotary International district 57 conference in Wilmington as registration and a reception proceed. Gov S Wade Marr reports on club meeting frequencies across 38 NC counties. New Bern Kingston Washington and Greenville attempt weekly status. New Hanover high band concert precedes welcome remarks by Mayor Walter Blair and responses by Robert G Kittrell.

Wilmington John A. Park Raleigh Times Rotary Clubs Rotary International Allen Street Oklahoma S. Wade Marr Raleigh Eugene Newsom Durham American Legion Hut New Hanover High School Mr. Park Walter H. Blair Fred G. Rose Wilmington Club Robert G. Kittrell Henderson Marr

Local residents travel and visit Winston-Salem

Matt Wall and Jake Froelich left yesterday for a business trip to the western part of the state. Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mrs. Wayne Rhodes and Mrs. O. B. Bonner are spending the afternoon in Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Prince spent yesterday in Winston-Salem.

Matt Wall Jake Froelich Thomas ‘Turner Wayne Rhodes O. B. Bonner Winston-Salem Mrs. C. C. Prince

Rotary district events highlight North Carolina clubs

The Raleigh Rotary Club hosts a gathering of district leaders with past governors and club presidents from Winston-Salem Durham Wilmington and other towns. Speakers include Howard Rondthaler Joe Turner and Gene Newsom. Activities include trophies for Snow Hill and Madison clubs, a president’s breakfast with Paul Schenck and a revenue cutter reception aboard the Modoc.

Mington Raleigh Carolinas Marr Howard Rondthaler Winston-Salem Joe Turner Hollins Roger Moore Wilmington Buck’’ Perrin Spartanburg S. C Frank Lenz Newport News Gene Newsom Durham Charles J. Smith Salem E. I. Bugg J. A. Powell Edenton B. Parker Elizabeth City W. P. McKay Payetteville A. A. Joseph Goldsboro Mettinger Greensboro W. HH. Dail Greenville R. G. Kittrell Henderson T. W. Andrews High Point J. B. Dawson New Bern Frank Page I. W. Rose Rocky Mount Reg G. Rose G. W. Stanton Wilson James G. Hanes Mr. Street North Carolina Mr. Post Rotary John B. Orr Rotary International Miami Fla Snow Hill Madison Frank Hobgood Paul Schenck Frank Evans Norfolk Modoc Shore Acres

Spring Training at Davidson Ends for Year

Davidson March 14 Football practice has ended and focus shifts to track and baseball. Coach Tilson leads track with Monk Younger handling football, Monk Mattox overseeing varsity baseball before switching to freshman nine. Weather hampered diamond workouts but recent sessions improved. Football outfit takes shape for first game in under two weeks. strong outfield and infield but pitching batteries seen as a weakness.

Davidson Tex Tileon Monk Younger Tilson Monk Mattox Younger Mattox

Librarian Marianne Martin to Speak on Friends to Print

Miss Marianne Martin, librarian at the High Point public library, will address students at the local college chapel tomorrow morning on Friends to Print. The library official promises an interesting subject as she discusses a number of books.

Anna Tucker Miss Tucker Marianne Martin High Point Public

Butler to Raleigh adds third baseman to Piedmont lineup

Raleigh reports Garrell Butler, formerly with Topeka in the Southwestern League, joined the Piedmont circuit club as third baseman. Owner Dawson seeks a shortstop catcher and outfielder to complete the 1927 roster. Twelve spring training exhibition games are booked.

Butler Raleigh Garrell Butler Topeka Kansas Dawson

Speedy Relief From Bunions and Soft Corns

A drugstore antiseptic Emerald Oil relieves bunion pains by applying drops to inflamed joints. Repeated use reduces the toe joint toward normal, with rapid pain cessation and corn softening. Randall's Pharmacy guarantees and supplies it to many foot sufferers.

Randall’s Pharmacy

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John 8. Welborn Bridge Green Street L. F. Ferree East Green Street Stevens Lass Wilt Meert BE. L. Ballard North Main Street Armpteld Annie Armfield Archdale High Point Hospital D. A. RR Ellis Island 8. L. Davis South Main Street ALSN Parent Elm Street S. Grayson Spencer Robin Hood Helen Johnson Musical Art Club Stookey Richardson YY. W. A First Baptist Church A. M. Richardson Otteray Drive Micah Hallman Helen Ingram Doris Cook Pauline Ausbandy Ministry of Women Eugenia Shields NEA Service, Inc Pat Green Street Baptist Church Russia Russian Red Cross Moscow Soloviev Soviet Red Cross Dallas Texas Home Service New Jersey P. S Moffitt's North Main St Red Michigan Scouts Canadian Red Cross Canadian Forces Canada William Henry Welch School of Hygiene and Public Health Johns Hopkins University Baltimore New York Milbank Memorial Fund Welch United States Sunn Park Begonias Centaureas Dalton - Johnson Kerensky Alexander F. Kerensky Romanoffs Dni Paris Read Enterprise Smart Beavans’ Daily Store News the Ladies’ Store Gre Waggers South Main ST N.C Waggers Ladies Shop Style Shop Wagger Night Owl Orchestra Cecil’s Drug Store Florea Jack Horner Uffo
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