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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1930

Page

6

Local club meetings and social notices in brief

The community notices include Lottie Holden class meeting at Mrs. Crowder’s Steele Street home on Thursday at 2 pm to study Mark fifteen. First Baptist church delegates Dr A B Conrad A E Tate and Clarence A Smith at the State Baptist Convention in Raleigh. Other items: Thursday Contract Club at Mrs Burwell Nolan 3:30 pm in Madison apartments. Beta Pi Club at Mrs Paul Smith 3:30 pm on Club Drive. Trinity M E church oyster supper Thursday at 6 pm with nominal charge. marriage of Effie Curtis Dockery to T E Co on Saturday Nov 8 at Danville Virginia. A R Chapter D A R met Tuesday at Miss Nellise Dobbs residence. luncheon planned December 9 at the Country Club with Mrs Charles R Whitaker.

Lottie Holden Lottie Holden Clas M. J. Crowder Steele Street Mark State Baptist Convention A. B. Conrad A. E. Tate Clarence A. Smith Haleigh First Baptist Church Burwell Nolan Madison Beta PI Club Paul Smith Club Drive E. A. Dockery Effie Curtis T. E. Co Danville R. P. Logan High Point A. R Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Nellise Dobbs T. J. Gold Country Club Charles R. Whitaker South Ern Pines J. Ed. Kirkman Lois Welborn C. W. F. Tilden Herman Abels Mary Slocumb W. C. Idol R. K. Stewart Flora MacDonald W. C. Hammer Asheboro R. T. Pickens J. Walter Lambeth Thomasville Allen Parker Banks Asbury Eagle Scouts Nellie Dobbs The Sons of the American Revolution of Theecutry Hon. Hammer Miss Dobbs

Wealthy Only Can Afford Cheap Oil Says Lubrication Export

The article quotes a lubrication export from Pines state arguing that only wealthy people can afford low-cost oil. It promotes 3-in-One oil as a superior, scientifically blended product for household equipment, available in stores in 36 cent and ice sizes, with a red “2-in-One” trademark.

Ever Kage Adv

Visitors and meetings in Greensboro Winston-Salem and beyond

Mrs. Jesse Harris visited Pinehurst yesterday while Dr. J. R. Highsmith and Dr. J. J. Hamlin attended the Dental Association meeting in Greensboro. Mrs. J. J. Hardee of Madison Fla. visited relatives in Winston-Salem. Mrs. R. T. Amos and others returned from New York. Nancy Carr Terry left for Converse College in Spartanburg after a weekend with her father. Mrs. R. I. Waynick visited Durham then returned to her North Main street home with companions Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. William C. MelIntire Jr. D. B. Wright and sister Miss Della Marshall returned from Pleasant Hill S.C. Mrs. A Hofmann attended the State Conference for PoTA Workers in session.

J. R. Highsmith J. J. Hamlin Dental Association Greensboro J. J. Hardee Madison, Fla Winston-Salem Nancy Carr Terry Spartanburg S. C Converse College R. B. Terry Roland Park D. B. Wright Pleasant Hill Mrs. Wright Della Marshall

Crusade For Christ Opens Tonight At Stephens Tabernacle

Rev. George T. Stephens leads a four week Crusade For Christ launching tonight at 7 30 in the Stephens tabernacle on South Main opposite the junior high. The large choir and music director Raymond Nelson of Chicago prepare for the first service. A sign truck tours the city and the building has been prepared with new furnaces and cushioned floors for comfort.

Crusade For Christ George T. Stephens South Main Street J. Gurney Briggs Raymond Nelson Chicago The Crusade Tabernacle

U S Purchases Hit 366 Dollar Value Annually

The United States shows annual spending on products totaling 366 dollars per person or per household, highlighting consumption patterns and market size. This figure reflects broad consumer activity across sectors and indicates steady demand levels for domestic goods.

Humphreys Praises North Carolina Conference Support

Dr G I Humphreys president of the Methodist Protestant Institution in Albemarle reports strong faith and determination from delegates at the North Carolina conference. The meeting promised renewed backing for the college and approved a possible charter revision to unify the education and trustee boards for better administration.

High Point College North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference Albemarle G. I. Humphreys Humphreys

Croker Eluding Asheboro Police

For nearly a week an organized force including Chief R A Gaddis Officer Dewey Bulla county officers and citizens have hunted Richard Croker for auto thefts in Asheboro and a store burglary. He has eluded capture despite sightings near town and in nearby areas. He beat his wife when she refused to leave with him and Essie Prevost is named as an associate in larceny circles. He was last seen driving a De Soto coupe and was declared an outlaw.

Asheboro R. A. Gaddis Dewey Bulla Richard Croker Croker Cephas Bowman Essie Prevost

Glorifying Yourself by Alicia

A guide to daily hair brushing by the seven Ogilvie sisters promotes cleanliness and a long brushing routine. It advises 100 strokes daily, long flexible bristles, brushing from the neck upward, and sectioning hair to pass each strand through the bristles. Brushes should be cleaned and dried. a monthly shampoo is suggested. Tomorrow: Toning up a dry scalp.

Ogilvie

Presidency Salary Set At Twenty Five Thousand

The passage notes that the initial salary for the U.S. president was 25000 dollars per year, received by George Washington. It marks a historic first appropriation for the office and highlights Washington as the first recipient.

The United States George Washington

Dinner seating Norms Place Guest Of Honor

The guest of honor sits to the right of the host while the second in importance sits to the left, following traditional etiquette. The arrangement signals status and honors the host’s guests during formal dining.

Hydrogen, the Lightest Element and Its Specific Gravity

Hydrogen is the lightest element known to science. Its specific gravity compared with air is 0.695, indicating it is much lighter than air. The fact highlights hydrogen's low density and its unique properties among elements.

Reunion of War Nurse and Soldier After 12 Years

Mrs Mauve B Bryson a New York woman who nursed Sergeant Owen D Holmes back to health overseas met him again yesterday twelve years after the war. Bryson is now superintendent of Bellevue hospital Wilmington and Holmes lives next door.

Wilmington N. C Mauve B. Bryson New York Owen D. Holmes

Jury Clears Myers Over Homebrew Charge in Superior Court

Winston-Salem. Jesse Myers, a local grocer, walked free in superior court after jurors could not prove the brew smelled like homebrew was not in fact homebrew. The trial focused on whether the beverage met legal homebrewing criteria.

Winston-Salem, N. C Jesse Myers

James C. Sheloff Injured After Outdoor Vocation

World War veteran James C. Sheloff, who served with Canadian forces, believes troubles come in threes. After being allowed outdoors for the first time since a self inflicted accident, he fell and broke his left hip.

Lexington N. C James C. Sheloff

Greenville to Host Pelzer Horse and Mule Trading Meet

A horse and mule trading convention is planned for Pelzer community in Greenville County. The event will be held on November 15 and aims to attract regional buyers and sellers.

Greenville S. C Pelzer

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