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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
16
Joseph D. Cox spoke at a Rotary luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel with Logan Porter Sr. presiding. He traced the club's early history through incidents showing how events and policies yielded tangible results for members and civic involvement.
Police report says a car door flew open on South Main and High streets around 11 last night injuring two people. Sam Williams and Thelma Davis suffered minor head lacerations and were taken to Guilford General Hospital. driver Harold Sparks of 709 Park Street remained at the scene.
A writer reflects that a person's growing exposure to varied civic activities enlarges his thinking about government and global relations, leading to discovery of new ideas about state, nation, and world affairs.
The text states that 28 to 108 hairs daily are shed normally by young adults aged 18 to 26. It adds that people aged 50 to 60 shed more than 120 hairs daily, indicating excess shedding in the older group.
M W Nash, a new member, explains his oath filing and duties of the city Board of Elections. He notes the board is appointed by the County Board, oversees city and primary elections, and emphasizes no sinister influence will dominate the board while affirming his commitment to the law and public service.
This pattern offers simple single stitch embroidery of a Scottie head a Collie head and a cat head sized about six by eight inches with material lists stitch guides and framing directions. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY for pattern transfer.
A formal note asserts the board will act fairly and impartially on every matter before it, pledging even handling and neutral consideration in all upcoming issues.
Asheboro Kiwanis heard a survey of the hosiery industry led by R. L. Bunch and Rufus Hill. Hill presented on manufacturing stages and machinery while Bunch reviewed market handling, order flow, and documentation. The meeting also covered a soup kitchen report, a Boy Scout Court of Honor, and welcomed new member W. Craven.
The Woman's Bible class of Archdale M E Church held its monthly gathering at Mrs. J D Kirkman's home with Mrs G K Stroud as associate hostess. Mrs Paul Willms led devotional from the Book of Ruth and prayer. President Mrs J W Bowman announced a memory quilt project to benefit the pastor Rev J W Grace and church carpeting. The next meeting is set for April 18 at the church with Mrs T L Gilmore as hostess.
Mrs H O Miller Mrs J B Ellia and Mrs P L Culler returned from Durham where they attended the forty fifth annual Wo man’s Missionary Union session in progress since Tuesday representing Hilliard Memorial Baptist church. Marguerite Mann and Agnes Crowder will depart tomorrow for Wake Forest College to attend the Pi Gamma Beta banquet and dance tomorrow night.
W. Mack Eddinger died at his home after a two day illness. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist Church was led by Rev. J A McMillan with Pallbearers Stimpson Everhart Tom Everhart Jacob Kaney Will Stout Frank Kindley David Cinard. Interment in church cemetery. He worked as a carpenter at Mills Home for about 40 years and helped clear grounds in early years. Honorary pallbearers included Pilot Grange and the Men’s Bible class. Waggers' Ladies Shop prepares to move merchandise to northern markets.
The Guilford college choir directed by Max Noah will perform at First Methodist Protestant church Sunday at 7 30 PM. The hour long sacred program features works by Wood Crotch Boughton Beach Palestrina and Brahms among others. The choir, a renowned unaccompanied vocal group, has impressed critics since its 1929 debut.
C R Taggart will present a fourth program this season at the college, featuring Morris The Electrical Wizard, following earlier offerings from Tony Sarg Marionettes and Davies Light Opera Singers. An offering will be collected during services to help cover trip expenses.
The Monarch club met at the Sheraton with President N L Garner presiding and heard committee reports on club matters. Little Nellie Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Jones gave readings and songs pleasing the audience. A H Holton led the entertainment. Attendance was strong.
An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a cure for constipation and detoxifying the body. A testimonial from D. M. Minton of Chiefland Florida claims dizziness headaches and a bad taste fade after use, with infrequent doses needed.
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