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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
11
High Point college hosts its annual commencement feature with an oration by J. B. Lindley Rabinowitz delivering a best oration medal and Mrs Amos presenting an essay medal to Lola Hedgecock. Vir t also speaks on the essay topic Commencement and the oration topic Does Youth the Church.
Members and guests of the Entre Nous club enjoyed a delightful afternoon at Mrs J A Morris home on Brentley circle. The event featured four tables of Boston and a salad and sweet course served by Mrs Roland Holton.
Wood will discuss True and False Simplicity and Susan Ferree will speak on How to Kill Time. Music by Misa Iris Wiech flutist Mrs Ernestine Strickland violinist and Miss Agnes Louise Willcox pianist sets a varied program.
Class number 5 of South Side Baptist church held its regular monthly business meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Misses Veina and Juanita Winne low on Greer street with president Miss Lena Bell Grant presiding. A social hour followed with refreshments for about 15 including several visitors.
The Queen Mary set a new 25 hour day record en route to New York on May 29, covering 747 miles by noon ship's time. Traveling west across the Atlantic, clocks were set back one hour, extending the day to 25 hours. The vessel’s average speed to noon was about 29.75 knots.
About four millennia ago, Baby lonian communities occupied stone houses featuring bathrooms and other conveniences, reflecting early urban living and domestic design.
The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan association opens its new offices in the reconstructed Terry building on North Main Street this evening from 7:30 to 10. Directors and officers will greet visitors during open house in spacious quarters with a large lobby and special offices. The association, formed in 1901, is a leading state companion in its field and invites the public to attend.
The Asheboro Kiwanis guests attended a Tuesday supper hosted by the Mount Lebanon Methodist Protestant Ladies Aid at the school building. 35 members were present with Randleman men A B ley D C Kistler A B Freeman Jack Newlin Phil Upton Weaver Lineberry speaking. proceeds funded a new water and sewer system for the pastor Rev. Joel R B Trogdon.
Randolph's Baptist churches plan a Sunday gathering at Russell Grove Church for a full day of business and devotional sessions. The program includes opening prayers, scripture, sermons by Rev. Heath and Rev. Edwards, talks on church responsibilities and Sunday work, plus a roll call and next meeting place.
Elizabeth Barber, claiming roots in Charleston West Virginia, was arrested in Smithfield on forging charges. Chief BE Hales reports she admitted passing checks locally and in other cities. She was sent to Wilson to face charges there.
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