Gene Lamont Bible Class Meeting Tomorrow
The Gene Lamont Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs J A Davis at 507 Monthey Avenue. Several other church groups schedule Thursday and Saturday gatherings and social events through the week.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1929
Page
6
The Gene Lamont Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs J A Davis at 507 Monthey Avenue. Several other church groups schedule Thursday and Saturday gatherings and social events through the week.
Mrs. Farrell Gray returned from Danville Virginia after two weeks with her sister Mrs. O B Peatross. Mrs. Jack Grubb came back from Goldsboro where she visited Miss Laurinda Hooks. Miss Elizabeth Wannamaker returned to the city after ten days in Columbia South Carolina. Miss Flora Canady of Campbell College faculty spent Tuesday in the city hosted by Mrs. Howard Saunders. On Monday Canady attended Salem College and the North Carolina chapter annual meeting of the American Guild of Organists.
Thomasville society circles report the Cotillion club spring dance at the High Point Country Club with about fifteen couples attending and King Cotton orchestra providing music. Esberra club hosts a bridge party at Mae Shearer’s Salem home with prizes for ladies and gentlemen, followed by a salad course and punch.
Gan and Dr. R V Yokely returned from Raleigh where they attended the district Rotary meeting in the latter part of last week.
Fresh fruit and vegetable shipments set records in New York Philadelphia and Boston during the first quarter, totaling 61 595 cars, up 11 percent from 1928 and 40 percent above 1926. New York led with about 40 000 cars while Philadelphia and Boston followed.
Sidmouth observer notes a dramatic critic praising a villain in a new play as a masterpiece. The dramatist says the character reflects how his wife assigns all wickedness to him when she is angry.
Report indicates that carrier pigeons will be deployed this summer in Crater National Forest to relay fire alerts. The plan involves using trained birds to communicate fire sightings and emergencies to forest authorities.
Stomp dances and midnight ceremonies continue among a group of Cherokee Indians near Gore Oklahoma. The note highlights ongoing cultural traditions in a rural area, reflecting endurance of tribal practices despite modern pressures and external change.
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