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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1937
Page
3
A column explores entertainment value in ventriloquism led by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy noting the pair draw crowds while Bergen alone would fail. It discusses interdependence, daily life scenes, and humorous vignettes about telephones, secretaries, and suburban town dynamics around High Point and Raleigh.
The Students League of Many Nations will present its annual program at First Baptist church tonight at 7 30. Founded by Dr John A Davis it features members in native costumes speaking or singing in their languages and sharing personal experiences. The service has been praised and staged over 3 000 times. The league is based at the Practical Bible Training School Bible School Park Johnson City New York. Public invitation extended to attend.
A three day symposium on diseases of women and children will draw physicians from free states to Duke University School of Medicine and Hospital for the weekend. Ten nationally known out of state gynecologists obstetricians and pediatricians will read and discuss.
Thomasville, Nov 6. Sound pictures of war memorial dedications in France and Belgium and an address by Representative J. Walter Lambeth, back from Europe, will be shown at the Palace theatre Sunday at 3 30 p m under American Legion auspices. Admission is free.
Yuichiro Suma, counselor of the Japanese Embassy, will address UNC Chapel Hill at Memorial Hall Wednesday at 8 40 p m. He will present the official Japanese government position in the Sino Japanese undeclared war.
Italian composer Gioacchino Rossini was born on February 29, 1792, a leap day birthday later cited in music annals and biographies.
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