Stephens Bible Class to Meet with Mrs Pritchard
The Stephens Bible Study class will gather Wednesday afternoon at o clock with Mrs J H Pritch ard at 216 Bay street. Mrs George Stephens will lead the session for the afternoon.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1932
Page
6
The Stephens Bible Study class will gather Wednesday afternoon at o clock with Mrs J H Pritch ard at 216 Bay street. Mrs George Stephens will lead the session for the afternoon.
The Music-Literature group meets at 3 30 with Mrs. Kearns on North Main Street. Burbank Garden Club convenes at 10 with Mrs. Garrett on Otteray drive. Ladies Bible class studies St Matthew chapter four led by Mrs. Jones. Lamar Stringfield flutist and Adeline McCall pianist present a concert March 18 at 8 in the high school auditorium. YWCA and church groups hold gatherings with listed hostesses and attendees. tickets available from Musical Art club or high school music department.
Ray Street school officers chairmen of standing committees and grade mothers of the Parent-Teacher association will meet Wednesday at 9 o clock in the school. A speaker from Winston Salem will discuss Stage Action. Full attendance urged.
City health officer Dr. W J Mc Anally warns of a three day rat eradication drive March 17 18 19. The campaign is supervised by a United States Biological Survey official based in Raleigh who coordinates pest control efforts statewide. Rat poison is available at cost from the City Hall health office.
St Petersburg March 15 Babe Ruth and New York Yankees owner Colonel Jacob Ruppert planned another talk on the 1932 salary. Ruppert stood by a $70,000 one year offer while the Babe pressed for $80,000 for one year or $70,000 a year on a two year deal.
THOMASVILLE SOCIETY hosts a two session Bay wood hotel benefit bridge event to raise money for a local Legion hut. Prizes include lamps, cigarettes, gasoline, and theater tickets as women and men win high scores at contract and auction bridge and a rock game.
Miss Dorothy Moore a student at Salem College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Moore in town.
Miss Juanita McNeill of Winston-Salem spent the week end here with her sister Mrs Forrest Grimes on Lexington Avenue.
Miss Louise Cloninger a Pilot Consolidated School teacher spent the weekend at her home in Claremont. She is noted for her local teaching role and residence.
Five college maid leaders, under the arrangements committee, will guide the Pan-Hellenic figure in the Duke Master dance series on Friday night during Easter events. Names tied to regional chapters include Anne Williams Franklin Virginia with BE. G. Thomas Greenville chairman, Harriet Wannamaker Durham North Carolina with John Long New York, Frances Shute Monroe with Dick Royal Rockingham, Jean Jackson Mountain Lake New Jersey with Marshall Pritchett Charlotte, Virginia Forte Clayton North Carolina with Watte Hamrick Gaffney South Carolina.
After a concert in Pinehurst last night a car overturned on the way north injuring Dowling Bechtel Alcock and Freddie Kounts of New York and M. G. Meehan of Pinehurst. The machine was demolished and all suffered minor injuries.
Misses Isabel and Imogene Boyles of Greensboro College spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs J W Boyles. M S Stone critically ill at City Memorial Hospital after an automobile accident. Wayne Stone returned Friday to Richmond Va after visiting here. Mrs M M Sturkey of Lexington stayed Monday with friends.
Broadway comedian Eddie Dowling and two other New Yorkers were injured in a crash near Southern Pines North Carolina on March 15. Police said the party was returning from a performance when a car rammed their vehicle at an intersection. Dowling sustained injuries described as minor and was treated at a local hospital.
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