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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1933

Page

6

Red Cross charity poem and local club notices

Verse by Howard Forrest from Elm Street School Fifth Grade urges help for hungry children through the Red Cross. Mrs Fred Thomas to entertain Priscilla Club Friday at 3 pm on Forest Hill Drive, changed from Mrs Ring due to sickness. Unity Church in Thom asville hosts a public chicken supper tonight at the Methodist Hut. Mrs J W Phillips addresses Brentwood Study Group.

The Red Cross Howard Forrest Elm St. School Thomas Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive Ring Unity Church Woman's Missionary Society of the Unity Church Thomasville

Social Calendar Highlighted Teas and Club Meetings

Thursday hosts include Miss Mildred Stewart at 304 Lindsay Street for a luncheon honoring bride elect Velva Hayden. Mrs R A Sheloff hosts a similar event for Anne Carter Marsh. The Tea and Topics Club meets at Mrs W F Armfield in Roland Park. Friday brings Philomathean Book Club at Mrs W A Idol in Winston-Salem and Priscilla Club at Mrs Fred Thomas on Forest Hill Drive.

Mildred Stewart Lindsay Street Velva Hayden R. A. Sheloff Anne Carter Marsh Tea and W. F. Armfield Roland Park Philomathean Book Club Wv. A. J. Idol Winston-Salem Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive

Brentwood group discusses sharing duties for wise leisure use

The Brentwood Parent Teacher Association led a Brentwood Child Study meeting on Wednesday. The speaker argued children should have duties to foster responsibility and home belonging while avoiding underburdening or overburdening them.

Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association Brentwood Child Study Group

Signs of an overburdened child discussed at meeting

General restlessness insomnia peevishness and fear were cited as signs. A class discussion followed the address. The Woman's Missionary society Circle Two of the First Reformed church will meet at 7 30 this evening with Mrs. Edgar Whitener on Johnson street. All members expected.

Reformed Circle Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church Edgar Whitener Johnson Street

Mrs. Ray Nibbelink Returns From Kinston

Mrs. Ray Nibbelink has returned from Kinston where she was called by the illness of her mother Mrs. G L Murr. Mrs. Murr's condition is somewhat improved at this time. Mrs. J A Shipton of the Asheboro road is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital.

Ray Nibbelink Kinston G. L. Murr J. A. Shipton Asheboro Road Burrus Memorial Hospital

Final Services Held For Mrs Vada Ragan

Mrs Vada Ragan wife of Vonnie Ragan died Monday morning at her home on Thomasville Route 1 after several weeks illness She is survived by her husband two daughters and one son Her mother Mrs George W Saintsing five brothers Everet Marshall Willard Beecher and Arthur Saintsing and one sister Mrs Will Hedrick all of near Thomasville Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the Pinewood M B Church

Thomasville Vada Ragan Vonnie Ragan George W. Saintsing Everett Marshall Willard Beecher Arthur Saintsing Will Hedrick Pinewood M. HB

Cave Mouse Noted as Sole Mammal in Carlsbad Cavern

The cave mouse is the only mammal documented as permanently living in Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico, a point highlighted in historical cataloging of the site.

Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico

Marsh-Lucas Hayden-Whitescarver Nuptials Tonight

Two weddings take place this afternoon and evening in Greensboro and at the bride's home. Anne Carter Marsh marries Charles D of Greensboro at Wesley Memorial church at 8 30 PM. Velva Hayden weds Fred Whitescarver at the Hayden home on East Washington Street at 5 PM. Reverend G Ray Jordan will officiate both ceremonies with multiple attendants and music.

Anne Carter Marsh Charles D Greensboro Wesley Memorial M. E. Church Velva Hayden Fred Whitescarver J. F. Hayden East Washington Street G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Church Mildred Marsh Jack Thomas Elizabeth Snowelborn High Point Frank Murr Thomasville T. B. Whitaker Willis Slane R. T. Amos Mr. Lucas F. B. Lucas Charlotte R. M. Tarrant Robert C. Lucan Hank Millican W. G. Foy Howard Marsh Miss Hayden Margaret Hayden C. T. Ingram, Jr Gladys Louder Macon Selma Whitehead Weldon Eloise Ingram Mildred Stewart Whitescarver William Hayes Virginia Frank Mary Faison Covington Hayden-Whitescarver

Marsh Lucas Wedding Rehearsal Party Held at Marsh Lucas Home

After the Wesle y Memorial church ceremony for the Marsh Lucas wedding last evening, Mr and Mrs Jack Thomas hosted a rehearsal party at their Parkway home. Guests enjoyed yellow and white chrysanthemums, a wedding cake centerpiece, and ice cream with yellow heart decorations as the bridal party shared in cake symbols and merriment.

Marsh-Lucas Wesley Memorial Church Jack Thomas Parkway Yel Mrs Royster Tucker Hayden-Whitescarver Edgedale Drive J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Mrs. Tucker Thelma Cummins Diane Tucker Oscar Whitescarver Mary Faison Covington Gladys Louder William Price Robert Davis C. L. Amos Fred Whitescarver Glover Bedford Lucy Neal Carr Tucker

S C Textile Plant Workers Strike in Bennettsville

Greenville South Carolina November 9 L E Brookshire president of the State Federation of Labor announced Marlboro mills workers at Bennettsville walked out yesterday morning. John Peel organizer for the United Textile Workers would travel to Bennettsville to aid the strikers amid alleged textile code violations.

Greenville 8. C L. E. Brookshire State Federation of Labor Marlboro Mills Bennettsville Brookshire John Peel United Textile Workers Rbennettsville Organized Labor Labor Federation

Hemorrhoids Relief Ad Promises Quick Action at Low Price

An ad touts MOAVA SUP POSITORIES prescribed by doctors to cure hemorrhoids with rapid effect. It claims 60 cents and notes Mann Drug Store Economy Drug Store and other outlets offer the product with a money back or satisfaction emphasis.

Mann Drug Store Economy

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Club News Mrs. Phillips Brentwood J. W. Phillips Ystem Perkinson North Main Mtsrf S. C Hyman’s Waltham Cor Main & Wash Sts Betty Lou Hayden-Whitescarver Bridal Party L. Amos Messrs John York William Taylor David Welborn William Bach Congress & Gibson 110 N. Main Rember New York Philadelphia Coats Silk South Main Street Vitoalty Celie North Main St
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