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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1930

Page

6

Various Club Meetings Planned in Burbank Area

The Burbank Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 with Mrs J G Greene on Edgedale Drive. Tea and Topics with Mrs W G Shipman at 414 Gatewood Avenue Thursday at 3 39. Sorosis club gathers Friday at 12 45 with Mrs F M Pickett on North Main Street. Stevens Bible Study class sits Wednesday at 3 with Mrs W T Link. Benefit picture show Friday 7 30 at Ray Street School proceeds to PTA treasury. Epworth League Efficiency Institute underway at Wesley Memorial with 25 attendees and instructor G G Adams. Susanna Wesley Class supper Thursday at 6 15 at Wesley Memorial. Mary Short guests at E S Chapter meeting tonight. Philathea Class meets at First Baptist with Mrs T C Johnson. Y W A Green Street Baptist meets with Mrs Fay McCollum. Numerous parties and club events listed including Miss Carmichael party Saturday night. First Baptist Y W A meets at Miss Hazel Haynes home. Wayside Garden Club meets at Mrs Jesse Washburn. Junior Service League November meeting at Country Club highlighting baby clinic services and Christmas ball plans.

Miss Carmichael Bessie Carmichael Deep River iv Ruby Iddl Violet Edwards Stella Carmichael Helen Hill Francis Cooke Viola Carmichael Miriam Hayworth Carol McKee Hazel Harbison Wilma Weant Kathryne Matt Wall League Robert Colline Alexander Rankin, Jr Hallowe’en William Simmons Welfare Department Roland Holton Milk Fund Harold Bennett Sedgefield Manor Bennett Jelry Leftwich

Arts and League Reports Highlight Junior Work

Mrs Wade Marsh lacking report read by secretary L C Matton outlines plans for dramatics and music course with Girl Reserves. Miss Violet Johnson heads provisional members praising League welfare efforts and parliamentary law course. Amended by this morning’s constitution by laws revisions read by Mrs John Peacock with attendees listed.

Wade Marsh L. C. Matton Violet Johnson Louise Alexander Greensboro Spruill Veigh Hutchison Carrier Yarnell Clara Cox W. C. Hammond Parker John Peacock Harold Bennett Everett Marsh Delk Smith Tom Kearns John Walker, Jr Leslie Bowling Herman Smith Ben Moore T. V. Rochelle Gratton Foy Paul Casey Sam Strickland Matt Wall Robert Collins Alexander Rankin, Jr Roland Holton Paul Smith J. J. Groome William Simmons James Lyon Capus Waynik Willis Slane Katherine Raymond Thomas Turner Anne Carter Marsh Ruth Bowne Mary Muse Nell Adams

Local Happenings and Visits From Town

Nell Adams has returned from a New York visit. Mrs. Bob Ritchie’s friend suffers an infected hand at 613 Lindsay St. Spartanburg’s Mrs. Louisa Fraser visits daughter Mrs. N. S. Stirewall on East Lexington Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Seborn Perry return from Springfield Ohio after two weeks with Mrs. Perry’s parents. Coner Covington and Welch Harriss to return from New York tomorrow. Covington came home yesterday. J. O. Pratt Jr. leaves for Chicago after a stay with J. W. Hinkle Jr. on Woodrow Ave. Mrs. T. W. Bullock of Lumberton visits with sisters. Ruth Field Bullock of Lumberton also a week end guest.

Bob Ritchie Lindsay Street Louisa Fraser Spartanburg, S. C Mrs N. S. Stirewall East Lexington Avenue Seborn Perry Springfield Ohio J. O. Pratt, Jr Chicago Ill J. W. Hinkle, Jr Woodrow Avenue T. W. Bullock Lumberton A. T. Dickens Addie Arnette Ruth Field Bullock

Three fourths of Budget Now Raised

The Salvation Army reports a total of 36074.20 raised toward an objective of 7325.00 from outside sources, with industrial plants contributing 2214.84 and other donations totaling 3665.80. Recent gifts include Myrtle Desk, National Bellas Hess, Efird’s, Metropolitan Life, Pilot Life, Continental Life, city fire departments, Beeson Hardware, Marietta Paint, Snow Lumber, and Dollar Day income of 58.61.

Salvation Army Myrtle Desk Company National Bellas Hess Efird’s Department Store Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Pilot Life Insurance Agents Continental Life Insurance ¢ Company City Fire Departments Beeson Hardware Company Marietta Paint and Snow Lumber Company

Punishment by Writing Lines in Ancient Schools

A report notes that disciplining students by writing lines was a practice in schools around two millennia ago. The account describes its use as a commonplace corrective method in ancient education.

The Stranger at the Slade Home Delivers a Cold Warning

A pale visitor arrives at Sarah Slade's home seeking help and money from a debt tied to a lover. The encounter unfolds with tense dialogue and hints of danger as a warning about war and peace, framed by a dreamlike domestic scene. The piece blends a noir mood with a political interlude about diplomacy and restraint.

Crusade for Christ shop meetings announced in Tabernacle

Geo T Stephens leads the Crusade for Christ in a large South Main St tabernacle with Ray G Upson in charge of shop meetings. The committee includes John O Beirne Rev J D Barnett and Edgar Hartley. Readiness for Wednesday services grows as chorus practice by Raymond Nelson of Chicago convenes at 8.

Crusade For Christ Geo. T. Stephens South Main St Ray G. Upson John O’beirne J. D. Barnett Edgar Hartley Amos Hosiery Diamond Hosiery Continental Furniture Factory Robbins Knitting Mill Harriss-Covington Hosiery Mill Adams-Millis Corporation Guilford Hosiery Triangle Marsh Furniture Factory Crown Lock Knit Moffitt Underwear Factory Highland Cotton Mills Evangelistic Party Raymond Nelson Chicago Tabernacle

Hoover Addresses Freedom of the Seas Proposal

The speaker discusses freedom of the seas and urges immune food supplies during war to ease fears of distant nations. He argues such protection would reduce naval burdens and is offered from a disinterested, humane standpoint since food supplies are secured.

Europe

Glorifying Yourself Hair Care Advice by Alicia Hart

A column offers hair care tips stressing natural oils and tonics for dry scalps. It describes applying tonic with cotton pads in a wheel-like pattern, massaging the scalp, and a routine of nightly treatments for days, then a hot oil shampoo after a month.

Auto Laundry Damaged By Fire On North Wrenn Street

Fire department quickly controlled a blaze at 11 45 last night in the upstairs room above the Perfection Auto Laundry on North Wrenn Street. The front room and its contents were destroyed but the fire did not spread to other parts. One automobile on the ground floor was damaged by falling pitch. The room housed a negro watchman. Building owned by J C Welch.

Fire Department Number 1 Perfection Auto Laundry North Wrenn Street J. C. Welch

Imitation Sunlight Speeds Night-Shift Productivity

A study shows artificial daylight through faux windows boosts output of night workers. The lighting imitates real sun and extends perceived daytime, improving alertness and efficiency in nighttime shifts.

St. Louis City Declares Independence from County

St. Louis as an independent city is not part of a county while St. Louis County includes the surrounding areas of the city, creating a unique municipal setup with no county affiliation for the city itself.

St. Louis St. Louis County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Burbank TEA and Topics Club W. G. Shipman Gatewood Avenue Orosis Club Sorosis Club F. M. Pickett North Main Street Stevens W. T. Link Link Street Ray Street School Parent-Teacher Association Treasury Susanna Wesley Wesley Memorial M. E. Church School First Baptist Church T. C. Johnson Montlieu Avenue Johnson Nell Brown G. A. Memory Addie Moore McCollum Green Street Fay McCollum Boulevard Green Street Baptist Church Sadie Doss Lavenia Collins First Baptist Y. W. A Haynes Hazel Haynes West Bay Street Zetha Boswell A. M. Richardson Thelma Patrick Marvin Shields Mabel Coble Ida Clark China Eulalia Smart Estelle Harris Esca Myers Julia Liles Anna Belle Noel Gociety Polly Moon Fannie Croker Mary Alice Sheloff Lillian Tyndall Ira Hensley Rose Goldsmith Vera Smith Betsey Parrish Lois Council Edna Patterson Addie Lomax Gladys Goodnight Eliza Lomax Alma Hooks O. C. Chapman Clyde Chapman Wayside Garden Club Jesse Washburn West J. W. Austin J. J. McMurray JR. Service League Junior Service League Country Club Georgeous Navy Fitt’s New York North Main S. J. Marley, Jr Mgr Margery Hale O Sarah William Burton Sarah Slade Tabernacle Notes Alicia Hart NEA Service, Inc THE Scholl Dr. Scholl Ae Mafort Calyao
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