High Point College Societies Plan Anniversary Day Program
High Point College Thaleam and Nikanthan societies will observe Society Day with a full day program tomorrow. A morning address by Dr. Pegg and a Thulean intrA-society debate follow the May Day festival and a banquet in the evening.
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High Point College
Fred Peas
Winston Salem
Pegg
Gcco Gibbs
G. W. Holmes
Ferman Wright
J. 8. Higgins
North Carolina
Epeakers
Mrs Netie Hoge Re-Elected W M U President in Greensboro
Mrs Nettie H Hoger of Greensboro was re elected president of the Piedmont Womans Missionary Union at the closing session of an all day meeting at the First Brothers church. About 160 women from fourteen churches attended. Officers chosen for next year include C R Harrison secretary High Point treasurer Bice loft High Point president paste ome A Andrews tere peeried and Treens horo Jene. Department chairmen named were M N Royal High Point stewardship M L Gideon Greensboro personal service J J Andoe Greensboro mission study Ruth Scott young peoples director. The meeting will be held next year on the Jr Thursday in April with theme The King and the Kingdom. Mrs Hoge gave the principal address Citizens of the Kingdom and a memorial service for deceased members was held.
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Nettie Hatcher Home
Piedmont Wampn Missionary Union
First Brother
C. R. Harrison
Biceloft
High Point
Trea
Surer
H. A. Knight
Paste Ome
A. Andrews
Peeried
Treenshoro
MN. Royal
M. L. Gideon
Greensboro
J. J. Andoe
Ruth Scott
Young People's
J. Ben Eller
Asheboro Street
Hoge
Pris cilla club hosts Friday meeting with charity gift
The Pris cilla club meets at 3 pm at Mrs. Harry Brock mann’s home 12 Fairview Drive with T Tice at the piano. The group votes a $25 gift to Mrs. Mowe for attending the Southern Baptist convention in St Louis. Mrs J Clyde Turner and Mrs D Le Stamps address mission topics and a lunch is served before group sessions.
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Harry Brockmann
Priscilla Club
Fairview Drive
Household Arts Club Celebrates Member Birthday
Mrs. L. L. Farlow hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at her Jones street home for the Household Arts Club. Guests enjoyed knitting, conversation, and a birthday cake for Mrs. W. D. Sales, with ice cream and a solo by Mrs. N. E. Russell. New member Mrs. Sam Dutton was welcomed. next meeting set with Mrs. Claude Ellington on Ray street.
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N. E. Russell
J. Ty Ellis
C. F. Grissom
Minnie Hinkle
Fred L. Ingram
N. B. Russell
W. D Sales
Se. T. G. Sheltom
Sam Dutton
Claude Ellington
Ray Street
Mrs Field Presents Pupils In Recital In Asheboro
Mrs Murray Field presents her junior music students in a 7 30 recital at her Cox Street home tonight. The senior group performs Saturday evening at the same address. Attractive programs have been planned for both events.
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Field
Asheboro
Murray Field
Cox Street
Mrs 8 V Slack Rebounds To Ward Street Home
Mrs. 8 V Slack, once a Guilford General Hospital patient, has recovered enough to return to her home on Ward Street. Miss Louise Brewer Ruth Clapp and Lucille Albertson left for Louisville Kentucky to attend the Kentucky Derby and plan to return the first of next week. Colorado residents Raetaaroms Here r and Mrs Grant Babcock of Greeley Colorado arrived yesterday to stay with Mr and Mrs BE Shipman at 585 Parkway. Mrs Babcock is Mrs Shipman's sister and they will spend a week or ten days in High Point by motor.
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8. V. Slack
Guilford General Hospital
Ward Street
Louise Brewer
Ruth Clapp
Lucille Albertson
Yester
Louisville
High Point
Colorado
Grant Babcock
Greeley
Col
BE. M. Shipman
Parkway
Rob Benam
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Gene Tunney Enters Southern Pines Golf Tour
Gene Tunney former heavyweight boxing champion enters a three day golf tournament in Southern Pines starting today. Also in the field are U S Attorney General Homer Cummings New Jersey Governor Selver and former Democratic National Committee chair J Bruce Kramer.
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Southern Pines
Gene Tunney
Tunney
U. S
Homer Cummings
Selver
New Jersey
J. Bruce Kramer
National Democratic Executive Committee
Can Past Drinkers Rebuild a Steady Life
A reader asks if a man with past drinking can stay sober long term. The answer stresses strong character and will, noting some recover with firm resolve, while others relapse due to weak will or unhappy circumstances. Family support helps, but true change rests with the individual and their conduct.
Cautionary Advice on Marriage and Personal Growth
The text urges restraint in discussing a friend's past and praises learning from mistakes. It argues life improves when people acknowledge faults and strive to change, suggesting a forgiving view of past errors and growth through experience. It emphasizes crediting those who confront personal shortcomings.
Questioning to Mie Marjorie Mansfeld via The Enterprises
Readers are invited to address inquiries to Mie Marjorie Mansfeld in care of The Enterprises and will receive prompt responses.
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Mie
Marjorie Mansfeld
Greensboro College Alumnae Elect New Officers in Thomasville
The Thomasville chapter of Greensboro College Alumnae Association met at Mrs. James E B Lambeth's home with many in attendance. New officers elected were Beulah Norment president, Ralph Wilton vice president, Doughs Crutchfield secretary, and Amnie Mae Atwater treasurer.
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Thomasville
Greensboro College
James EB. Lambeth
Mies Beulah Norment
H. Cunningham
Mel. T. & Tucker
Weldon Royals
Luther Gobbel
T. Attin Finch
Ralph Wilton
Doughs Crutchfield
Amnie Mae Atwater
Ellen Singleton
Chopin
de Falla
Dorothy Livergood
Nevin
Edmund Severn
Mary Tuttle Atwaiter
Vera Cheerio
Gebdbel
Lambeth
Mollie
Gladys Black to give graduating violin recital at Woman's College
Miss Gladys Blek daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Black senior at Woman's College will perform her graduating recital Friday May 8 at 830 pm assisted by Miss Elizabeth Drake pianist The School of Music Woman's College UNC will host the event in the Music Building with local and state friends receiving notices of the program
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Gladys Blek
Arthur Black
Woman's College
Elizabeth Drake
Piamist
School of Music
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Gladys W. Black
Ritabert Drake
Student Mise Jennings Visits Raleig h With Parents
Mise Mildred Jennings a student at St Mary's College in Raleigh spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Tr B Jennings. Mr Jennings returned from New York where he had been attending textile shows.
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Mise
Mildred Jennings
St. Mary’s College
Raleigh
Tr. B. Jennings
Draom Visits West Main Street Home
Mrs. FE W Draom arrived Wednesday to spend several days with her niece Mrs. Ralph Wiloe at her West Main street home.
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FE. W. Draom
Ralph Wil Oe
West Main Street
Fidelis Class at Green Street Baptist Meets Tonight
The Fidelis class of Green Street Baptist church will meet tonight at 7:80 oclock with Mrs Nola Rickert at 609 East Green Street. All members are urged to be present at this time.
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Fidelis
Green Street Baptist Church
Mise Nola Rickert
East Green Street
Friends W. M. A. Holds Mid Year Conference at Cane Creek
The North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends hosted the Mid Year Conference at Cane Creek Friends Meeting House yesterday. About 200 attendees from across the state including fourteen ministers heard Milo Hinckle of Greensboro speak on Selecting The Way. Elisabeth Ann Weaver retires as president and Ethel Payne is elected to lead next year.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Cane Creek
Elisabeth Ann Weaver
Milo Hinckle
Greensboro
Edward
Ransome
Friends Work
Io Tennessee
Ethel ©. Payne
Mrs. Weaver
Greensboro College Glee Club To Give Concert Here Next Week
Greensboro College Glee Club conducted by Walter H. Vessar will perform at Wesley Memorial Church on May 6 at 8 o'clock. The choir, praised for its artistry, has recently toured Siler City Sanford Fayetteville and more, with broadcasts from WBT Charlotte and a Duke appearance on April 7.
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Greensboro College Glee Club
Walter EH
Vessar
Beritome
Voice Depirtmount
Weilhmessay
Wesley Memorial Church
Winston-Salem
Siler City
Sanford
Dean
Payetteville
Whiteville
Wilmington
Mount Olive
Wilsom
Becky Mowat
Thomasville
Lemingtom
Kermeraville
Concord
Spencer
Charlotte
Glee Club
WBT Charlotte
Page
Duke University
Sopramos
Misses Hess Breedlove
Durham
Dorothy Livengood
Greemsboro
Polly Brewster
Cedartown
Mary Luckle Pegram
Wineton-Salem
Namcy Gregson
Kathleen Melver
Burlington
Polly Moser
Carmelia Dens
Rowland
de Louise Thacker
Greensboro
de Sue Hipps
High Point
Dorothy Dean
Fremont
Nelile Alexander
Cooleemmee
Adelene James
North Wilkesboro
Virginia Smith
Martha Martin
Margarette Godwin
New Bern
Helen Hicks
Eleanor Hearon
Marshville
Jerry Foy
Scotts Mit
Sallie Cahill
Ellen Singleton
Red Springs
Willabeth Pallinger
Stamley
Vivian Bramson
Canton
Mary Ruth Yelten
Gold Mill
Nancy Were
Independence
June Parker Wrenn
Altos
Mery Lole Moser
Martha Moores
Glen Alpine
Jane
Trinity Juniors Present Play Tonight at Trinity High
The Trinity high school junior class presents the 4 act play Wildinger in the school auditorium Friday night May 1. The comic performance is expected to provide rare entertainment for attendees and the public is invited.
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Trinity Juniors
Trinity High School
Moonglo Club Dance Set For Saturday Evening
Members of the Moonglo club completed arrangements for a dance Saturday at 9 p m at the home of J Lee Meredith in Thomasville. The Davis brothers orchestra will provide music for a script affair with proceeds aiding the construction of a club hut.
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Mooomgto Club
J. Lee Meredith
Thomas Ville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Attractive Church Windows Shaping Up in Washington
Two large decorative stained glass windows are being produced by the High Point Decorative and Mirror Company for Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church South in Washington BD C. They measure ten by sixteen feet when installed by the first week of June. One window shows Christ at the house of Martha and Mary, the other depicts the three Marys at Jesus tomb.
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High Point Decorative and Mirror Company
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
BD. C
Mexican transport planes carry 61 564 passengers in 19356
Mexican transport planes carried 61 564 passengers in 19356 according to a historic aviation tally. The report notes passenger totals across several routes and aircraft used by the fleet during that year.
Cardus Cardus and Cardal advertised medicine cure
An early 20th century advertisement touts Cardus and Cardal as remedies for functional periodic pal while claiming relief from nervousness headaches and cramping. A testimonial from Mrs W B Barnett of Taylors cites improvements after using multiple bottles and urges medical consultation if symptoms persist.
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W. B. Barmett
Taytors
Cardal
Ray Street School Summer Round-Up
The Ray Street School announces a Summer Round-Up on May 4 from 9 to 12 at the school. Parents of children who will be six years old on or before October 1 are asked to enroll them at this time.
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Ray Street
Ray
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Lola Fledgecock
Nikanthan
Ann Moss
Mise Hedgecock
Nettie H. Hoge
Quality Bakery
Main Phome
Howard and Wonalch Uut
Baldwin R. R
Bland Music Co
Hank Uidding
Ritt’s
North Main Street
T. Tice
H. Dbd. Sears
Church
W. T. Tice
J. Clyde ‘Turner
D. le Stamps
Baptist Church
China
Chima
Mes. Miller
A. B. Comrad
First Baptist Church
Clarence Smith
Household Arts Club
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Manafield
J. A. J. Farrington
Pilot Consolidated School
Marie Beck
Nona Beauchamp
Sibyl Perry
Rachel Walser
Anne Mae Beck
Vera Mae Dilmard
Grimes
Homer Rafan
Ragen
Charles BR. Thomas
Green ST. Pideles
Friends W. M. A
Cane Creek Church
Sheraton
Deze Awning & Tent Company
Hegh Apoent, N. G
Wenston Salem
Biain
Plone
Cardus
RAY Atreat School
Montliew Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Porty
Monte Carlo
Joan
Bakur’s
Main St
Wagger
Gooch
Thomas
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