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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1934

Page

6

Bridge party at Drywood Country Club features six tables

Six tables of bridge were in play yesterday afternoon at the Drywood Country Club during the weekly card party. Hostesses Mrs. Lawrence Matton and Mrs. J W Lindsay led the event with Mrs. Matton displaying a dusting powder box as a prize.

Drywood Country Club Lawrence Matton J. W. Lindsay Matton Mesdames Obert Hubbard D. E. Headen Aurence Ingram George Lewis A. Tilden Forrest Murray A. Douglas W. T. Powell EB. Bambile R. A. McPheeters J. A John Abels Jesse Wash A. H. Holton G. H. Dob Corrigan Charles Kearns le Perry J. J. McMurray Ann Trout Caroline Jone Haverhill Mass A. G. Douglas

Peen a mint laxative promises natural action

Feen a mint laxative ad touts a gentle formula that distributes the laxative ingredient evenly for a fuller, more natural effect. It urges use on the first sign of constipation and claims no stomach upset, selling 15c and 5c at druggists.

Ladies' Golf Event and Club News From Winston

A Winston news roundup reports an invitational ladies golf tournament at Forsyth Country Club on May 15 with participants from Sedgefield and Emerywood clubs. Also covered are church and school circle meetings, a Faithful Workers social, a Bay Street school PTA bridge event, a marriage announced for Edna Land and Thelbert Maultacy, and a Home Department meeting at First Baptist Church.

Forsyth Country Club John Henry Sedgefield Country Club Sedgefield Emerywood Country Club Forsyth Club Edna Louise Land Thelbert Neal Maultacy Danville Maultsey R. D. Land Randleman Wilmington Central Stone Works

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Weddings

Utopian Study club hosts on Rockford road while Altrusa dinner gathers at North Main. Gamma Beta Sigma Phi meets at Sheraton with guest poet T Wingate Andrews. VFW Auxiliary shifts to second and fourth Wednesdays. Elizabeth Snow Welborn's wedding events and related teas noted. Emerywood dances feature Jelly Leftwich Duke orchestra.

Valette J. Harriss Utopian Study Club Rockford Road Altrusa Club A. D. Brooke North Main Street Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sheraton Hotel T. Wingate Andrews East Washington Street Gamma Chapter Andrews Beta Sigma Phi National

Stanback: quick headache relief and reliable action

Stanback gentle relief from headaches, neuralgia, and muscle or joint pain. The ad touts fast, dependable action with no after effects and promotes Stanback as a balanced prescription sold widely.

Carl Anderson Improves After Operation at Rhyne Little Clinic

Carl Anderson, who recently underwent surgery at the Rhyne Little clinic in Statesville, is slowly improving and showing signs of recovery.

Carl Anderson Statesville

Friends of Gurney Hinkle Recovering After Operation

Friends of Gurney Hinkle will be glad to learn that he is doing nicely following an operation at the Burrus Memorial hospital.

Gurney Hinkle Burrus Memorial Hoapital

Evening Bridge Honors Mrs Elizabeth Snow Welborn

Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn, bride elect of Saturday, was honored at an evening bridge party hosted by Miss Rachel Wall at her Lindsay street home. Four tables of bridge played with bridal tallies marking each place, followed by a green and white ice course. Attendees included Mrs D N Welborn, Mrs F Wall, and Mrs Herman Smith among others.

Parent-Teacher Association Bay Street School Melvin Hayes Roy‘ter Thurman Lindsay Street Rachel Wall Bridge Elizabeth Snow Welborn D. N. Welborn F. Wall Mesdames Allen Welborn J. J. McMurray Reid Marsh Cam Criddiebaugh C. H. Risch Marion Byars Herman Smith Nancy Pearl We

Tuesday Evening Garden Club May Meeting

The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met last night in the basement of the First Methodist Protestant church with about eighteen members. President Mrs. R. R. Blackburn led a long business session, and a report on judging points for roses noted a potential prize from the American Rose Society if the club earns enough points in a rose exhibit. A nominating committee was named to report next meeting.

D. C. Mayhew L. R. Sessoms R. L Parker Clyde Ward First Methodist Protestant Church R. R. Blackburn American Rose Society J. W. Hedrick Arthur Ridge C. A. Ring A. B. Tate Florida

State to audit Guilford sales tax with penalties for delinquency

The North Carolina Department of Revenue launches a countywide sales tax audit in Guilford to collect back returns dating to July 1 1933. A 10 percent penalty applies to simple delinquencies and a 100 percent penalty for willful neglect. Auditor M L Shipman from Raleigh and deputy collectors C B Bogart and Lynn McIver lead the effort, with additional auditors expected by June 1 to cover larger merchants. In many cases no returns have been filed since the tax law took effect. Monthly filings are required for merchants owing ten dollars or more, otherwise they file quarterly.

State Department of Revenue Guilford County M. L. Shipman Raleigh C. B. Bogart Lynn McIver Guillford County Bogart Shipman Mr. Mciver Meciver Melver Department of Revenue Mciver Greensboro Mcciver

Red Cross Home Hygiene class grants certificates

Mothers from Highland and Pickett communities completed a course in Home Nursing Child Care Nutrition Sanitation and General Home Management taught by Miss Mabel Patton R N The graduation address by Dr W J McAnally stressed practical knowledge to curb poverty and disease Certificates were awarded by the Highland Mills chapter with thanks from H F Hunsucker and Co EB Diffendale The nursing committee member Mrs John C Abels spoke and listed the graduates including Ethel Walker P L McDonald Ruth Jones Viola Betty EB J Underwood Rufin West H L Scarborough Annie Golden and others.

American Red Cross Mabel Patton R. N Highland Community House Highland Pickett W. J. McAnally John C. Abels American National Red Cross Ethel Walker P. L. McDonald Ruth Jones Viola Betty EB. J. Underwood Rufin West H. L

Darwin Evolution Debate Preceded by Earlier Theories

The text notes Charles Darwin did not originate evolution. It cites his grandfather and others as proponents and mentions Lamarck publishing a book on the subject in 1801, eight years before Darwin's birth. It frames an historical view of pre Darwinian evolutionary ideas.

Charlies Darwin Darwin Lamarck

San Francisco Court Sets Chinese Days for Defendants

A municipal court in San Francisco designates three days a week as Chinese days during which all defendants appearing are of Chinese ethnicity. The policy applies to court proceedings and aims to address language and cultural considerations within the judicial process.

San Francisco

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