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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

7

Dr Harrison Backs Pre School Clinic Plan

Dr Harrison, Brentwood physician, endorsed the Parent Teacher Association preschool clinic drive. He said early examinations and immunization save lives and aid normal mental and physical development, urging full parental support and school nurse collaboration. The program featured student songs and a reading by Nellie Jones and was praised as a success despite bad weather.

Brentwood BE. T. Harrison Parent-Teacher Association Clinard Nellie Jones Dave Jones J. 8. Forward Veigh Hutchingon

Mrs. Joe Barr Hosts Jewish Women Council Meeting

The Council of Jewish Women held a gathering at Mrs. Joe Barr’s home with Mrs. Israel as hostess. Officers outlined committee reports and hospital and orphanage donations were approved. New member Mrs. Albert Trehler joined. thirty five members attended.

Joe Barr Jewish Women Council Council of Jewish Women Israel Samuel Hyman Harry Jacobs Victor Herbert

Utopian Study Club Hosts Heidelberg Talk and Tea

Mrs. Walter Thomas entertained the Utopian Study club at her Colonial Drive home. Mrs. Valette J. Harriss described Heidelberg on an European tour noting Oxford contrasts and castle history. Guests included Mesdames Spearman Holton Gray Matton Walker Harriss Groome Snow Bonner Nolan and Misses Jordan Renbow of Greensboro. A separate report covers a Young People's Banquet at First Baptist Church with 150 attendees Patrick’s Day decor and performances by Dr. Greer Dr. Rice and local singers.

W. B. Thomas Utopian Study Club Colonial Drive Charlemagne Rhine Jonguils Hosteas Mesdames Roy Spearman Roland Holton Farrell Gray Lawrence Matton John Walker Valette J. Harriss Irvin Groome R. B F. Snow O. B. Bonner B. A. Nolan Pattie Jordan Elizabeth Renbow Greensboro First Baptist Church Young People’s Department First Baptist Sunday School A. B. Conrad Buck Davis I. G. Greer Mille Thomasville Rice Winston-Antem

Fights Last Night in Oakland Boxing Card

Buddy Baer from Livermore knocked out Frank Connelly of Fresno in Oakland. Andy Bundy of Oakland outpointed Tommy Corbett of Omaha in the same card.

Oakland Cal Buddy Baer Livermore Frank Connelly Fresno Andy Bundy Tommy Corbett Omaha

Mid Week Study Club Hosts Grace Crowell Program

Members of the Mid-Week Study club gathered at North Main Street home of Mrs. W L Watson for an afternoon of poetry about Grace Nell Crowell. Mrs H W McCain led with a sketch and other members read poems including Wait Someone Had Prayed A Prayer For Courage The Lean Year A Love of Beauty A Day s Walk The Resurrection and All Suffering Is Lonely. A delightful repast followed for two visitors and several club members.

W. L. Watson North Main Street Grace Nell Crowell H. W. McCain J. A. Eshelman J. W. Chandler J. A. Morris Mra. J. A. Marsh J. M Mesdames W. D. Brooks J. A. Marsh W. R. Morrow Salsbury F. J. Sizemore J. A. Morriss John Riggs

Music-Literature Dept hosts Forum study and notes

The Music-Literature Department of the High Point Woman's Club met at Mrs. R. W. Riggins's home on Colonial Drive with about thirty members and several visitors. Mrs. Matthews discussed Forum magazine, its 1886 founding by Isaac L. Rice, Walter Hines Page’s early role, and its impact. Mrs. Hyman provided the musical portion with pieces by Rolfe and Brahms.

R. W. Riggins Colonial Drive High Point Woman's Club Mesdames P. §. Kennett W. W. Guyas C. H. Rhodes H. A. White R. Matthews Isaac L. Rice Walter Hines Page New York Matthews Cir Jcnlation Atlantic Monthly Samuel Hyman Rolfe Brahms G. J. Humphreys Woman's Club Paramount Theater

McAnally Wagner Marriage Solemnized in Philadelphia

Miss Myrtle Beatrice Wagner of Bethlehem and Dr. James McGehee McAnally of High Point North Carolina were married at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Sacrament in Philadelphia on Tuesday afternoon March 19. Rev William Hugh Fryer conducted the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Reidsville after a wedding trip to points east.

Catherine Miller Woodbridge N. J Philadelphia Charles W. McAnally High Point Earl M. Wagner Sterling Road Elkin’s Park Points East Maple Avenue Reidsville McAnally Daniel Pearson Wagner Wagner Bethlehem Protestant Episcopal Hospital Dr. McAnally William J. McAnally Penn Memorial Hospital Mary Duncan Irene Douglas McAnally Albert McAnally

Australian cassowary feeds by fish catching in water

The cassowary sits in the water to lure fish into its plumage and shakes them loose on land. It then collects the fallen prey. The eggs possess a sticky coating that washing softens to speed deterioration.

Ege shells show mucilaginous coating slows harm entry

The Ege shells possess a natural mucilaginous coating that delays the ingress of harm. This protective layer may influence interactions with external factors and impact shell durability and resilience.

Great Britain and Japan Lead in Foreign Astorein China

Great Britain and Japan are said to be the greatest foreign investors in China with investments about five times those of the United States, highlighting shifting influence and economic reach in Asia.

Great Britain Japan China United States

Letitian Club Dance At Emery Wood Tonight

The Letitian club hosts a private dance for the younger social set at Emery Wood Country Club in High Point tonight from nine to one. The ballroom is decorated with an early spring fusion motif as Miss Virginia Smith leads as president and Miss Hazel Scoggins as secretary with other officers and chaperones listed.

Letitian Club High Point Emerywood Country Club Virginia Smith Hazel Scoggins Dot Smith Julia Gold Clark Bob Kiriakides Margaret Hedtick Adelaide Williamson Ruth Poole Irene McAnally Dorothy Crawley Misa Mae Hayes

Colonial Dames Set Friday Marker for Dr. Caldwell

The Guilford County chapter of North Carolina Colonial Dames of America will unveil a marker on Friendly Road near Greensboro at 11 am Friday. Dr. David Caldwell, pioneer educator preacher and doctor, will be honored. Dr. Frank P. Graham of UNC will speak. Mrs. A. S. Caldwell chairs the historic activities committee.

David Caldwell A. 8 D. J. Caldwell Friendly Road Greensboro Guilford County Committee North Carolina Colonial Dames of America A. S&s. Caldwell Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina

Semi-Finals Today In Aiken Tourney

South ern Cross golf tournament semi-finals were delayed for Palmetto handicap rounds at Palmetto golf club. New York players Christopher J. Dunphy Frank V. Burton Alfred S. Bourne and Lewis T. Preston advance with Dunphy beating Robert V. McKim 2 up and Burton overcoming J E. Davis 1 up. Bourne won 6 3 over Charlies Henry Melton. Preston edged C. A. Blackwell 1 up.

Aiken S&s. C Southern Cross Palmetto Golf Club Christopher J. Dunphy Frank V. Burton Alfred S. Bourne Lewis T. Preston New York Dunphy Robert V. McKim Burton J. E. Davis

Shelby visitors stay with Mrs Hicks in town

Mrs Farr A Bynum and her children from Shelby North Carolina are spending several weeks as guests of Mrs M T Hicks, the mother of Mrs Bynum, in this city.

Adams-Millis Considers Reopening Colored Mill

Directors of the Adams-Millis Corporation authorized the management to resume operations at the Washington street plant closed over two years ago. President J Ed Millis said the plan envisions employing about 200 colored workers and restoring normal operations as equipment is repaired and arrangements completed.

Adams-Millis Corporation J. H. Adams Washington Street J. Ed Millis Adams Millis

Antidote Production From Snake Venom Glands Described

A historical note explains making an antidote by extracting venom from a snake’s glands then injecting it in increasing amounts into a healthy horse and later drawing part of the horse’s blood to obtain serum used as the antidote.

Stewart Warner

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