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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

6

Gene Lamont Bible class to meet at 3 PM Thursday

The Gene Lamont Bible class will meet Thursday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. P. F. Smith at 305 Davis Street. The Lottie Holden Bible class will meet with Mrs. O. D. McPherson at her Woodrow Avenue home. A food sale by Circle No. 8 of the Women’s Auxiliary is set for Saturday morning at W. C. Beavans store.

Gene Lamont Gene Lamont Bible P. F. Smith Davis Street M. P. Circle J. G. Snipes First Methodist Protestant Church W. C. Beavans

Mid Week Social Calendar Notes

Social calendar for Wednesday lists meetings at 10:00 a.m. with Mrs. C. B. and 3:30 p.m. sessions including the Art Study club with Irvin Groome and the Music Literature Department of the Woman's club with Mrs. W. F Ellis. The item notes multiple gatherings but ends abruptly.

Thursday club meetings report from local notices

Thursday 1 00 p m Over The Tea Cups meet with Mrs Robert Walker 5 00 p m Thursday Contract club meets with Mrs Branley McAdoo 3 30 p m Tea and Topics club meets with Mrs W P Clayton

Robert Walker Branley McAdoo W. PF. Clayton

Club meetings and times listed for Friday

Friday brings several gatherings with hosts and venues. The Lotus club meets with Mrs. M F Crooks at 3 30 p m Canterbury Club meets with Mrs. Everett Marsh at 7 45 p m Roycroft Junto club gathers at Sheraton hotel in the evening and Friday Bridge Club meets with Mrs Harold Bennett at 3 15 p m. The schedule lists J W Chandler informal meet and the first entry notes a wriges ae inlin.

Wriges Ae —. Inglub J. W. Chandler Lotus Club M. F. Crooks

Murray Hosts Luncheon Honors Lynn Trout at Parkway

Mrs. Forrest Murray at her Parkway home hosted a charming luncheon honoring Mrs. Lynn Trout. Guests enjoyed jonquils, sweetpeas, and stock arranged in a yellow pink lavender scheme with dainty place cards marking seats.

Lynn Trout Forrest Murray Parkway Mrs. Murray

Union Hill PTA Meets Friday Night

Union Hill Parent Teacher Association plans a meeting Friday at 7 45 PM. Seventh grade will perform a short play The Adaptation of Bob musical selections by A E Teeter's class. Nettie E Brogden will present prizes in the membership contest. All members urged to attend.

Union Hill PT. A Parent-Teacher Association of Union Hill School Bob A. E. Teeter Nettie E. Brogden

Local People and Visits Brighten Carolina Social Scene

D C MacRate plans a return tonight from Asheville for business. Collier Ellis couples vacationing in Charlotte. Reverend W A Lambert and family in Durham visit Hich Point. Grace Ford ill at East Washington Street home. Elsie Craver to visit friends in town tonight from Greensboro. Rupert T Pickens in Greensboro on business. J C Furry hosts sister Mrs George Hilliard of Asheboro and Mrs Eugene Legrand at Greenway Drive. Wilbur Pritchard from State College on spring holidays. Gwendol Turner, after a serious operation, home at 209 English Street. Mrs Charles Timmons and son from Atlanta staying with Mrs T J Gold. Dr J B Rawls returns from Suffolk after visiting aunt Mrs Janie Burch. William C McIntire Jr returns from Baltimore with wife and child visiting relatives in Charlotte.

J. B. Rawls Suffolk Eton College Janie Burch North Main Street William C. McIntire, Jr Swift and Company Baltimore

Easter Basket Drive For Mills Orphans Home Planned

A brief business session formed a committee of Helen White Mary Dean Caldwell Eva Chappelear and Pauline Haynes to gather Easter baskets for Mills Orphans Home. Mary Dean Caldwell led the program with a Missions theme and devotional. Contests followed and a salad course was served to members including Helen Caldwell Adelaide Williamson Frances Einsteine Helen Paschal Louise Jackson Williams Helen White Pauline Haynes Eva Chappelear Mary Dean Caldwell Helen Smith and Mrs. M R Shields.

Ine Haynes Helen White Mary Dean Caldwell Eva Chappelear Pauline Haynes Mills Orphans Home Helen Caldwell Adelaide Williamson Frances Einsteine Helen Paschal Louise Jackson Williams Helen Smith M. R. Shields

Phone 2039 For Emergency Help

City notes call 2039 to aid employment relief through the Emergency Committee for Employment. Based at City Hall basement, Mrs. W. E. Price and assistants receive calls to match residents with cooks cleaners or repair help.

Emergency Committee City Hall W. E. Price

Hair care advice urges spring revival for tired locks

The article notes shiny hair signals health while dull, stringy hair shows illness or winter wear. It advises women to brush, massage, and oil hair daily, subdivide the scalp, and use warmed olive oil or vaseline to nourish a dry scalp after fevers.

Hair tonic and hot oil massage guide for healthy hair

A vintage style health tip describes nightly scalp oiling with a cotton wad or fingers, choosing a tonic by taste, and brushing for benefit. It suggests dry scalp tonics, home remedies with water massaging, and weekly warm vaseline oiling to improve shine and overall hair health.

Hickory and Ash Wood Used Globally for Tools and Parts

Hickory and ash wood from the United States is used in many countries for tool handles, sporting goods and automobile parts.

United States

Artificial worms for fishermen resemble genuine bait

Artificial worms that bear a remarkable resemblance to the genuine have been made for fishermen. They can be cut into desired lengths.

Eleven Governors Have Served South Carolina

South Carolina is home to eleven men who have served as governor, reflecting a long lineage of executive leadership in the state.

South Carolina

Carrie Hobgood Donnell Birthday Party Hit By Jonquils

Mrs J H Donnell hosted Carrie Hobgood s tenth birthday party on Kearns Street with 25 children invited. Under Mrs F H McCain the games and contests delighted guests as Saint Patrick s Day decor green and white highlighted cake and mint favors. Out of town guests included Marion and F H McCain Jr of High Point and Bill Stone visiting Asheville.

Thomasville J. H. Donnell Kearngs Street Carrie Hobgood Jonquils Fern F. H. McCain High Point Donnell Marion and F. H. McCain Jr F. H. Jr Marion Carrie Hobgood Donnell

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