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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1930

Page

6

North Carolina Garden Clubs urge entries for regional flower show

Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson, president of the North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs, urged High Point residents on a radio talk to enter the First Regional Flower Show at the Southern Furniture Exposition building May 15 16. Entries must be registered by May 8 and exhibits delivered May 15 between 8 30 and 11 with judging noon to 2 and public viewing to follow. The event, sponsored by High Point garden clubs and NC groups, aims to boost local participation and ribbons depend on timely registration.

S. H. Tomlinson North Carolina Garden Clubs of High Point Mrs. Saunders Garden Club of Laura Wesson Ray Street School Mary Muse T. Wingate Andrews J. M. Hilliard Camp of Veterans A. R. Hammer Mr. Lawrence

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Dance Tonight

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty host a 9 to 12 dance at their hall above the Enterprise office with Bob Jones orchestra from Greensboro providing music. Public invitation extended and community groups hold varied meetings around the area.

Sons-Daughters OF Liberty TO Give the Sons and Daughters of Liberty Enterprise Bob Jones Orchestra of Greensboro

Local visits and university ties mark a Greensboro weekend

J F Sams from Winston-Salem spent the morning with Mr and Mrs J A Eshelman, his sister in law. Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman and daughter Charlotte left for Asheville for the North Carolina Dental Society convention. Miss Claire Douglas, UNC graduate student, visited her parents and attended the state track meet in Greensboro and the Nikanthan Thalean banquet.

J. F. Sams Winston-Salem J. A. Eshelman T. R. Zimmerman Charlotte Asheville Claire Douglas University of North Carolina

North Carolina music clubs hold state federation meeting in Greensboro

The North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs convenes in Greensboro from May 6 to 9 at King Cotton hotel, Odell Memorial building, and Greensboro College. State officers include President Mrs. Frank S. Smith and Treasurer Mrs. Charles F. Tomlinson. The program features concerts, solos, choir performances, and a Gilbert and Sullivan opera for visiting delegates and junior participants.

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Charles F. Tomlinson Herman Abels Florentine Room King Cotton Hotel Enuterpe Club S. B. Ziegler Euterpe Club Y. W. C. A. Chorus Katherine Brown H. Hagedorn T. Moody Stroud Frank Smith O. E. Buxton St. Andrews Episcopal Church Federation R. R. King, Jr KB. M. Land North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Genevieve Moore High Point T. S. McCorkle University of North Carolina McCorkle H. E. Armstrong J. Norman Wills St. Cecelia Club Raleigh William H. Jones St. Mary’s School Guilford College Max Noah Winston-Salem Kenneth Pfohl Sedgefield Inn Ceasar Cone Gilman Alexander Audrey Bruton Noah P. D. Gilreath Greensboro A. E. Stanley E. C. Caldwell Benjamin Bates Fred Phipps Sue Kyle Southwick Mary Lois Ferrell North Carolina Henry Ware George C. Eichhorn Thomas F. Opie Henry Fuchs Lloyd Horne Jes Lily Strickland Pearl Curran Euterpe Grace van Dyke More Cora Cox Lucas Frank A. W. Honeycutt First Presbyterian Church Woman's Club Gilbert Eugene Davis W. A. French Ralph Fisher C. F. Tomlinson State Guild of Organists George M. Thompson North Carolina College Odell Memorial Building Greensboro College Rose Maiden Greensboro College Glee Club Dewey Farrell Edward Kane Ronald J. Tamblyn Grace Methodist Protestant Church Young America Earl Slocum Guy Hope Animato Club Frances Grantham MacDowell Club Betty Hansen Junior Music Club Leaksville Harold Cone Gilbert Stamper Yeoman of the Guard Grady Miller State Federation Frank S. Smith Asheville Statesville Vance Weill Goldsboro C. Maxie Dunn Charlotte Hendersonville Bertha Orrendorff William Wallace W. A. Harper Eton College Burlington Piedmont E. M. Spivey Capital M. H. McAlister Lumberton Southern Charles M. Hasell Charlotte Eastern Ashe Hines Wilson Western Alexander Kizer Brevard J.S. Carroll J. K. Pfohl Gilmore Ward Bryant Durham Frank C. Biddle J. G. Murphy Wilmington W. E. White Graham Jessie Lupo J. P. Pillsbury J. Foster Barnes

Dames Ahoy at the American theatre draws laughs and thrills

A Universal comedy features Glenn Tryon Otis Harlan and Eddie in a sea raid plot where three gobs hunt a blonde who tricks a pirate out of pay. Tryon wins a $500 prize and a bride in a dance contest as Helen Wright debuts as leading lady with strong supporting acts and Vitaphone segments. The program also includes a Pathe short and Graham McNamee News plus a Talking Western with Hoot Gibson.

Glenn Tryon Otis Harlan Eddie Eddie Gribbon Gobs Tryon Dames Helen Wright Miss Wright Pathe Vitaphone Graham McNamee News Hoot Gibson

Policing Training Tendered as Winter Drill Plan

Houston police plan two hours weekly military drill to improve efficiency and politeness in operations. The move aims to standardize discipline and response.

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