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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1928

Page

6

Births and meetings fill community news page

The notice column reports a May 16 birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Redding and a May 16 birth of a daughter Eva Maxine to Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hshill, plus a list of social gatherings. Gamma Zeta and Amigo Bridge Club events, rummage and food sales, hospital news for Mrs. Younts, Miss Neave’s sixteenth birthday, church society meetings, and WCTU activities are detailed with times and locations.

P. H. Redding G. R. Hshill Eva Maxine

Entertaining Sisters Beau Featured in Brown's Visit

A White Ribbon Recruit service led by Mrs. R. K. Marshall included Beatrice Crouch singing Sweet Little Mother O Mine Burleigh and Mrs. Henry White reading Encouragement. Delicious refreshments followed the social hour hosted by Mesdames A. M. Brigg, R. K. Marshall, J. P. Crowder and W. L. Watton.

People in Briefs From Birmingham and Nearby

Mr. Suppler of Birmingham visits daughter Mrs. Henry Perry. Miss Margaret Franklin expected home Friday after winter in Dallas and west Texas. Mrs. J. E. Marsh returns after Lexington trip for funeral of her mother Mrs. J. A. Carter. Miss Mildred Carter of Lexington visits sister Mrs. J. E. Marsh. Mrs. Joseph Snider returns from Knoxville en route from Little Rock and the Confederate Veterans' convention to home.

Mr. Suppler Birmingham, Ala Mrs Henry Perry Margaret Franklin Dallas West Texas J. E. Marsh Lexington J. A. Carter Mildred Carter Lexington, Ky Joseph Snider Knoxville Little Rock Confederate Veterans’ Convention

New Summer Floppy Hats In Various Styles

Broad selection of summer floppy hats for all tastes. Includes small and large models in sport and dressy styles with straw options and attractive price points.

Community Ches Voted Best Plan For Charity Work

The High Point Community Chest division one held its third 1928 meeting at the Commercial club. Members chose a team based canvass plan with five minute church talks next Sunday featuring speakers from local churches and organizations to boost the annual drive. A final division meeting is set for Saturday at 1 15 PM at the country club.

High Point Community Commercial Club Fred N. Tate First Baptist A. E. Tate Wesley Memorial D. R. Parker First Presbyterian F. Logan Porter Central Friends F. J. Bartlett Green Street Baptist C. ©. Garrett St. Mary's T. Wingate Andrews South Main M. E Joseph Cox First Methods Edgar Whitener Emmanuel Lutheran W. B. McEwen First Reformed H. A. Millis Calvary Methodist J. W. Clinard West End Baptist J. C. Abels Mechanicsville M

Official Temperatures Report for Cotton Regions

Charlotte May 17. Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8:00 am across principal cotton growing areas and beyond. The note adds that railway engines use only five percent of boiler heat.

Charlotte Official Weather Bureau

Southern Baptist Education Board faces retirement vote

The 78th Southern Baptist convention in Chattanooga debates disbanding the education board after an efficiency committee report. It supports keeping 28 mountain schools under Home Mission Board supervision and moves inter board financial oversight to the Sunday School Board. The executive committee report is approved as minutes. Officers led by Dr. George W. Truett are reelected.

Chattanooga Tenn 78Rd Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board Education Board Inter-Control Board Sunday School Board Executive Committee George W. Truett

One Minute Interview Inspires Future Generations

Fritzi Scheff, still radiant, reflects on life as a see saw of ups and downs. She recalls leaving grand opera for musical comedy and vaudeville, then taking a Broadway maid role with five minute parts. She believes any part well played keeps her in front of an audience and ready for her ideal musical comedy.

Fritzi Scheff

Wealth of United States climbs four thousand percent since 1850

In New York the value of U S wealth is pegged at 320000000000 by Stone and Webster and Boidgett Inc. The estimate marks a 4400 per cent rise since 1850. New Haven reports Gene Tunney, moved by a Shakespeare set sent by Yale students whom he lectured on the bard. He praises the public reaction and sends thanks.

New York United States Stone and Webster and Boidgett, Inc New Haven Gene Tunney Yale

German prodigy offers secret logarithm method for a million

A German youth famed as king of logarithms cannot yet multiply his fortune into a million. Samuel Isaac Krieger offers to sell his secret for that sum, claiming the formula is simple enough for a child to use. No buyer has appeared.

New York Samuel Isaac Krieger

Englishman Receives Honor Amid Budapest Reception

Esmond Harmsworth son of Lord Rothermere arrived from London to Budapest to accept an honorary degree. Crowds cheered with flowers and kisses as they praised his father British publisher for advocating restoration of Hungarian territories lost in the war.

Budapest Esmond Harmsworth Lord Rothermere London Hungary

Washington hair to join New York City museum collection

Stuyvesant Fish presents a lock of Washingtons hair to the museum of the City of New York. The relic was received by Fish from Washington eight years before Washingtons presidency and is now slated for display.

New York Washington Museum of the City of Stuyvesant Fish Hamilton Fish

Natural gas hotter than artificial kind says Louisiana

The Louisiana Conservation department compares gas sources noting Monroe field natural gas has a heating value of 1000 BTU per cubic foot while artificial supply to New Orleans measures 600 BTU. Natural gas heat value is significantly higher than artificial gas.

New Orleans Louisiana Conservation Department Monroe

Mauve and Yellow Frock Adopts Two Tone Crepe

A new dress design features a mauve and yellow flat crepe frock. The yellow skirt carries a mauve band and the waist area reverses the color emphasis.

Gas Composition and Heat Value Explained

The article explains gas heating value depends on hydrocarbon mix with methane as the chief component. Methane yields about 1,009 British Thermal Units per cubic foot, illustrating how proportions of constituents affect overall energy content.

Firemen to Have Dinner Tonight at Station No 2

Members of the fire department station No 2 will hold a dinner tonight at the fire station. Firemen and their wives will attend in a body and single firemen will be accompanied by their sweethearts.

City Council to Honor Guests With Mayor Davis Speech

The council invites dignitaries as Mayor Davis plans a brief talk. A quoted exchange reflects hopeful pride in a young future leader amid a passing show.

Davis

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