Priscilla Club Meeting at Elwood Hotel
The Priscilla club will be entertained by Mrs. R K Young at her Elwood hotel home this Friday at 3 00 p m.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
6
The Priscilla club will be entertained by Mrs. R K Young at her Elwood hotel home this Friday at 3 00 p m.
Miss Virginia Carrier travels to Asheville for weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Heath Carrier. Mr W T Powell Mrs Delk Smith and Mrs Angie Pitts visit Charlotte as relatives guests. Milton spends time in Durham visiting Mrs Glenna Thompson hospital patient. Alene Stone improves after appendectomy at Guilford General. John Robbins NC State student spends spring holidays with parents in Trinity. Mrs Josephine Atkins Earnhardt improves after major operation at Guilford General. Mary Potts daughter Emily shows improvement after pneumonia at home. Elias Lohr returns home from Randolph Hospital. Mrs A S Caldwell returns from Charlotte after D A R Conference with daughter Miss Alice Mac Rae Caldwell personal page to state regent. Miss Caldwell to return home today.
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its regular meeting Monday at 3 30 pm at Mrs A E Tate's home. Associate hostesses will be Mrs Garland Daniel Mrs Clara Wheeler and Miss Irvin Paylor. A full attendance is urged. Also announced is the birth of Heater Essie Shelton on March 21 at 610 Lake Street to Mr and Mrs E B Shelton.
Rev D W Allen rector of Marys Episcopal church urged Lions Club members to strengthen faith in themselves and in mankind. He warned disaster follows loss of self faith and urged rethinking ideas about God as he spoke of churches as hospitals for sick souls and Gods presence in human life.
Winners of preliminaries in High Point and surrounding towns meet tomorrow to decide the district title. Noble To Judge Peter Noble, Yo Yo champion of the world, will judge all contestants and give an exhibition before the final. Final contest at 2 30 p m on Main street across from the new post office.
A church group meeting praised faith and God’s presence everywhere. Members decided to host a theater party next Thursday with wives or sweethearts invited to dinner and theater after the meeting. A weekly club bulletin edited by members was issued for the first time.
New York March 24 Trojan Hosiery Mills inc announces a price increase from 12 1 2 to 26 cents a dozen on nearly all lines except the higher priced items. No comment from the New York office. It was understood 4-thread 42 gauge full fashioned silk hosiery remained under $4.
The following persons registered today at the Community Exchange at 887 North Wrenn Street. Classified listings include colored individuals seeking daytime work for small pay in tasks such as cooking general housework outdoor labor painting window washing and cleaning. others offer farm yard garden or carpentry labor in exchange for clothes food or small cash.
The Hawes-Cooper act, aimed at banning prison made goods from interstate commerce, is challenged as unconstitutional in a New York Supreme Court action by Harry Greenthal. The suit seeks an injunction to stop enforcement, arguing the act regulates manufacturing rather than interstate commerce.
The First Presbyterian church will not hold a service on Sunday afternoon March 26 due to the annual Every Member Canvass. All other services remain as usual and the public is invited to attend.
A curious limb of sourwood was shown by T. L. Overby of Kernersville. A vine had twined around the branch in youth and the wood now hides the vine with a ridge resembling a snake. Overby found the limb yesterday and plans to make a walking cane from it.
A discussion cites a Supreme Court decision limiting federal power over child labor. It argues that mining and manufactur ing goods are not commerce even if later shipped interstate. The brief notes a proposed switch from "children" to "prisoners" to extend the Hawes Cooper act and references state law opinions.
Elder J W Wyatt will preach at a service at the Mechanicville Primitive Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. The public is invited to attend this service.
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