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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

8

Phebean Class to Have Supper Friday at Green Street

The Phebean class of Green Street Baptist church plans a public supper Friday from 6 to 7 30 at the church. Also Willing Workers class meets Friday at 7 30 at 600 Highland avenue with all members urged to attend and visitors welcome.

Green Street Baptist Church Main Street M. E Sallie Pierce Highland Avenue

Correct Baby Constipation With Teethina Ad

Mother, when baby cries pitifully, it is nature's warning that stomach, liver or bowels are out of order. Teethina relieves colic, indigestion, gas, constipation and diarrhea with gentle cleansing and regulation. 30c a package at drug stores. Send for free sample and Dr. Moffett's Baby Book.

Illness and visits among Emerywood residents

The many friends of Mrs. L. H. Stanley regret her illness at home 1109 Tipton street. Mrs. T. A. Abernethy is recovering well after an operation at High Point hospital. Mrs. Edmund Shoup of Memphis Tenn formerly Miss Marjorie Tate arrived Tuesday night to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred N Tate in Emerywood.

Garden Club High Point Garden Club A. F E. Tate West Broad Street Danville Letty Jones Reuben Jordan First Reformed C. E Christian Endeavor Society of the First Reformed Church Virginia Perdue Shelton Street Paul Jenkins Vola Smith Eloise Best Elon Long Lucile Lopp Nina Livengood Helen Livengood Lloyd Smith Miss Smoot Annis Smoot V. A. J. Idol North Main Street Paul W. Casey Miss Hinch Idol Thomas A. Wilson Winston-Salem T. Wingate Andrews W. C. Idol W. W. Miel A. S. Parker A. G. Douglas Mary C. Leonard Ila Melissa Thomasville Raymond Dennis Pope High Point Martinsville C. W. Furr Fifth Street Gladys Hazel Snipes Eva Loflin Shelly Farr Mabel White Clara Walters Mabel Coble Ruth Taylor Annie May Taylor Helen Paschall Leonard Martin Clyde Jones Luke Turner A. C. Cecil Harry Robertson L. H. Stanley Tipton Street T. A. Abernethy High Point Hospital Edmund Shoup Memphis, Tenn Marjorie Tate City Fred N. Tate Emerywood

Buddy Rogers Shines In Last Showing Of Young Eagles

Buddy Rogers appears in his final showing of Young Eagles at the Broadhurst theater with Jean Arthur co starring. The film follows an aviator in the World War and, despite a trite plot, holds interest with effective air scenes and restrained sentiment.

Buddy Rogers Broadhurst Theater Jean Arthur Buddy” Rogers

Young People Group Meeting At Cherry Street Church

The Young people's league of the central district of the Yad kin Presbytery will meet tomorrow evening at 8 at the Cherry Street colored Presbyterian church. The forum topic is Vocations from a Christian Viewpoint. Young people and others interested are invited to attend. The note adds a remark about color differences in light.

Young People’s League of the Central District Yadkin Presbytery Cherry Street Presbyterian Church

Nabers Speaks for Local Rotary at Noon Meeting

The High Point Rotary heard Rev. Charles Haddon Nabers, Florida pastor now living in town, discuss Near Eastern spirit and social conduct. NABERS described three Arabic words representing don’t bother procrastination and back sheesh, urging action and accountability. Roy L. Smart invited members and wives to a Broadhurst theater showing next week. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes presided.

Rotary Club Florida High Point Charles Haddon Nabers First Presbyterian Church A. C., Jones Carl Laun Tomlinson Chair Company S. H. Tomlinson A. J. Elke J. C. Penney Nabers Egypt Roy L. Smart Publix-Saenger Theaters Aere Broadhurst Theater George Arliss Tom Alderman Sykes

Perfect Protection life policy sales pitch notice

An insurance sales notice promotes Total and Permanent Disability benefits and life insurance payouts. It lists weekly disability payments of 850.00, first year 83,800.00, and annual 81,200 thereafter, with no extra premiums or deductions. It also cites 1 000.00 death and 20 000.00 accidental death benefits and urges customers to call Commercial National Bank at 715 to inquire.

Face of Life

Ashe and Union Counties To Get Welfare Heads

RALEIGH May 1 Ashe and Union counties will both have welfare officers after July 1. Mrs. Mary Camp Sprinkle of the welfare department announced the arrangement.

Ashe and Union Raleigh Ashe Union Counties Mary Camp Sprinkle

Welfare officer debate grows in Ashe county

The state board of charities public welfare said counties see value in efficient welfare staff. Mrs. Sprinkle notes that an effective welfare officer can save money, while Ashe county’s movement to appoint one is led by the Civitan club and has not employed a full time officer.

State Board of Charities Public Welfare Sprinkle Ashe County Movement Civitan Club Ashe County

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