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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

6

Circle Three To Meet Tonight At Lindsay Street

Circle Three of the First Methodist Church chaired by Miss Naomi Morris meets tonight at 8 at Miss Blanche Burgess’s house 201 Lindsay street. Local notices cover hospital meetings Legion Auxiliary Elm Street PTA and university women final meetings and upcoming recitals and teas.

First Methodist Protestant Church Naomi Morris Blanche Burgess Lindsay Street

Spring-Into-Summer Outfits Feature Convertible Jackets

New spring-into-summer costumes pair a dress with a short jacket that converts into a second frock. Staple colorways include blues browns black and white and new purples reds and whites. Fabrics combine georgette and a tweedlike weave with dotted, striped, and belted accents.

Joan Gavoy Georgette Eton

Miss Cornelia Howard to present junior piano recital

Tonight at 8:15 in Roberts Hall High Point College Miss Cornelia Howard pianist pupil of Miss Margaret Sloan will give her junior recital. She is assisted by C Gray Jr tenor. The program includes works by Dunn Spress Godard Chopin and Beethoven. Public invited.

Elm Street Als'o Parent-Teacher Association L. L. Stookey Margaret Sloan High Point College Dan W. Smith Chase Idol C. H. Bass C. E. Ferree Jean Culbertson Sarah Cook Mary I. Turner High Point College Orchestra Roberts Hall Mildred Luce Vollin Severn Jewell Welch Alene Vance Wilma Rogers Dvorak Mozart Lucia Tibet Donicetti Sam Troutman Alva MacDonald Cornet Glu Sheraton Hotel Mae Kirkman Evelyn Boyd C. L. Gray, Jr California Miss Howard Cornelia Howard C. Gray, Jr Dunn Spress Bercouse Trinsky Au Godard Home Chopin

Bear tale at Winston as two drunks nab Whisnant’s pet

In Winston-Salem on May 19 a bear valued at 200 dollars was swapped from T. L. Whisnant’s filling station by two intoxicated men who sought to make the animal drink from a bottle. The bear allegedly clawed a man, and reports say the bear’s location remains uncertain as authorities investigate this odd incident.

Winston-Salem Lindbergh T. L. Whisnant Kernersville Road Whisnant Southside Bruin

Wabash Loan Approved by ICC in May Action

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an extra loan of 1,576,200 dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the Wabash Railway Company, which remains under receivership. Fire rages in Castleton near Albany destroying ten buildings.

Wabash Loan Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Reconstruction Finance Corporation Wabash Railway Company Wabash Albany N. Y Castleton Here

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