Bible Study Class Meets Tomorrow at Mrs McDaniel's Home
The sole Bible study group will gather tomorrow at 3 o'clock at Mrs. McDaniel's residence on Hobson Street. Families and locals are invited to attend this community religious event.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
6
The sole Bible study group will gather tomorrow at 3 o'clock at Mrs. McDaniel's residence on Hobson Street. Families and locals are invited to attend this community religious event.
Robert Walker returned from a business trip to New York. Mr and Mrs T V Rochelle and their young son Tal spent the weekend with relatives in Asheboro. Mr and Mrs W Smith and Miss Isabel Tate have gone to New York for a two week visit. Mrs J J Kerner of Kernersville is visiting her daughter Mrs D L Bouldin on Johnson street.
Mr and Mrs A J Koonce announce the birth of a son Arnold Jackson Jr on November 2 Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely.
Rev. J. M. Hilliard announced revival services start Wednesday at 7 p m in Mechanicsville Baptist Church and run through next Sunday evening with daily sessions.
Dr. P. W. Flagge of High Point hospital travels to Richmond for a week long course on kidney and bladder diseases and electrical treatments.
Dr J T Burrus has returned to the city from Philadelphia where he attended the American College of Surgeons meeting.
The 1925 elimination series opener will be at Welch Park Friday at 3 30. High Point highs meet the winner of the Mebane Burlington game decided after a tie last Friday. Coach Marlette drilled the squad hard for the fray and deserves credit for building a winning team with limited material. A large crowd is expected.
The film Havoc shown at the new theater last night delivers strong thrills and standout acting. Veterans of World War I populate the large war sequence with sixteen regiments from England Canada and Scotland. Margaret Livingston delivers a striking portrayal of a cold society woman who toys with hearts. Other notable stars include George O'Brien Madge Bellamy Walter McGrail and Edythe Chapman. Tonight marks Havoc's last showing at 7 and 9 p.m. The Mad Dancer screens tomorrow at 3 30 p.m. with Ann Pennington and Johnnie Walker leading.
Fresh up turns in wheat values accompanied by increasing millers demand from Liverpool. Unfavorable weather in Canada Argentina and Australia pressured markets. Corn and oats followed wheat higher with early gains and additional firmness later.
London reports fashion notes as real sheiks in the desert adopt horn rimmed glasses Oxford bags and loud socks. A novelist who traveled Morocco for color returns, expressing disgust at what he found.
Attention centers on the music program as Miss Novella McIntire and Dan W. Smith lead a student recital. The lineup includes piano pieces by Heller Grieg Moszkowski and Mendelssohn with performances by Miss Vista Garrett Miss Pauline Hicks Miss Leo Sowell Miss Rosalie Andrews Miss Jewel Hughes Miss Dorothy Hoskins Miss Alma Andrews and Mr Carey Davis. Future recitals are planned every two weeks.
A stage and screen style expose of the modern girl the flapper comes to Broadway in The Painted Flapper. Pauline Garon portrays the flapper who outsmarts a bad marriage and saves her honor in a topical photo play starring James Kirkwood with Claire Adams Crauford Kent Maine Garey Hal Cooley Al Roscoe and Carleton Griffin in the cast.
Boots Walton leads the Bubble-Land Company of 16 in a vaudeville bill at the Orpheum this week. The act features clever comedy dazzling scenery electrical effects and strong dancing with a minstrel opening to set the tone. A complete change of program will be shown Friday Saturday and again this week.
Lydia Le Baron Walker explains the craft of invisible darning across fabrics and stockings. She notes the need for matching weave, careful thread choice, and stitches interwoven with warp threads to hide mend lines. Woolen fabrics allow some shrinkage while silk linen prove harder to conceal, making invisible darning a skilled, ongoing practice.
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