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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
7
The ladies of North Main Street Baptist church host an old fashioned chicken stew Friday from five p m for the public. Also announced is the birth of a son James Herbert to Mr and Mrs Robert White on November 6 at 1780 Kivett Drive.
Mrs W G Reich delivered a paper titled The Garden Its Aim and Ideals at the Burbank Garden Club meeting held at ten o clock yesterday morning at Mrs F B Moses home on Otteray drive. She argued clubs should share gardening knowledge with less fortunate communities and urged full member participation. Miss Mary Mungan presided over a brief business session. members listed include B E Cridlebaugh Thomas Dodamead C C Garrett C S Grayson Homer Haworth Wade Hiatt and others.
The Young Men's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army post will hold a call meeting Friday at 1 PM at the army citadel. Adjutant John O Beirne said the session will plan the winter program directed by the auxiliary board and all members are urged to attend.
About seventy percent of the nation's wild deer bears goats and sheep live or range in the National forests according to the report.
Mrs Walter Newby welcomed Ace of Clubs members at her Thomasville home for bridge. Mrs Tomlinson won high score, Mrs Alvah Boyles took second with a double deck prize, and Mrs C F Finch earned visitors high score. Plans for a Hut kitchen shower and a December 7 benefit bridge party were announced.
Mrs. Fred Gray and her daughter are in Winston-Salem to spend time with Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. Roddick, during their stay.
Miss Vivian Lee Teague, a Clayton city schools teacher, will spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Teague.
Mrs. G. B. Crowell and Mrs. Walter Newby spent Wednesday in Raleigh visiting and attending local events.
Mr and Mrs Bennie Davis of High Point were guests of Mrs R B Green Sunday. Miss Sallie Clodfelter with her niece Ruth Johnston of High Point spent Sunday in Davidson visiting Mrs F C Johnston. Mrs Lawrence Thomas of Winston-Salem has been staying several days with Mrs G Marshall Hoover on East Main Street.
The North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary convenes November 15 at 1 30 p m. at the Legion Hut Kinneywood with Culbreth Harris Post as hostess. District president Mrs W B Absher of North Wilkesboro will address delegates along with other officers and honored guests.
The Deep River area saw several corn shuckings over recent days. Local residents hosted or visited relatives in Baltimore Burlington High Point Greensboro and Raleigh while two women recover from hospital operations.
A special Woodmen of the World meeting will be held at the local hall at 7 30 this evening. Chas A Hines head consul of the state organization and E 3 Lewis chairman of the auditors will address the gathering. Delegations from Greensboro Winston Salem and Thomasville are expected to attend.
The text estimates the world forest area at about 8.0 billion acres and North America’s share at roughly 1.59 billion acres, indicating the scale of global woodlands and regional coverage.
Sam P. Richardson of Winston Salem, who just finished a six month sentence for lottery operations in Forsyth county, was arrested after Raymond Swartzburg alleged Richardson seized him by the throat at the Smoke Shop where Swartzburg works. Swartzburg had testified in the trial implicating Richardson and his wife in related graft revelations.
By the last week of February this year, motor vehicle crashes caused more fatalities than all other accident types combined, with 14 deaths from other causes not matching the road toll.
An advertisement announces Fall Teeth by Fasteeth promising firm teeth with a pleasant taste. The product claims comfort and stability when pasted onto plates and is offered at Eckerd's or via druggists.
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