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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1937

Page

7

Au Fait Bridge Club Meets in Kernersville Details

Au Fait Bridge Club met at the Kernersville home of host Mrs. Carl R. Kerner with two tables in play. High score went to Mrs. Philip Er, low to Mrs. J. Paddison. traveling prize won by Clay Ring. Guests enjoyed a coffee and sandwich course after bridge.

FRN Svillm Carl R. Kerner Main Street Philiper J. Paddison Clay Ring J. Har- Linville Moss Edgar Shore J. R. Padon Clay V. Ring Philip Kor D. L. Donnell Zack Whit Harmon Linville Harry Lee Lambeth Sans Bridge Club Colonial Drive Cowbridge Hose Frank Murr BE. L. Webb E. Webb Fred Gray Ralph Wil- Paul Hassler H. R. Kyser Walter Newby

Fine Arts Group Entertained In Thomasville

The Fine Arts Department of the Thomasville Woman's Club, led by Mrs. Charles F. Lam on Randolph Street, hosted a gathering with John Pennington and Miss Mae Pegg assisting. Miss Elmina Hearne reported on a district music clubs meeting in Reidsville and a Thanksgiving program. Mrs. Douglas Crutch presented four of her piano pupils and a playlet featuring department members followed by refreshments. Guests included members of the Sansbridge club and other visitors who enjoyed bridge games and prizes won by Frank Murr and E. Webb.

Omasville Fine Arts Department of Thomasville Woman's Club Charles F. Lamon Randolph Street John Pennington Bn Mae Pegg Elmina Hearne Kiss Hearne Reidsville Douglas Crutchhe Jerry Neal Peggy Mendenhall Marcia Amanda Wall Crutch Bers

Court fines Toronto driver for reckless driving in Wisconsin

M. Grant of Toronto Ontario was fined $10 for reckless driving as police or court records in Wisconsin place the incident at Du Lac. The brief notice notes the fine and driver identity without further context.

D DU Lac Wis M. Grant Toronto Ont

Fidelis Class Holds Regular Meeting at First Baptist

The Fidelis class of First Baptist met Tuesday at 7 30 with full attendance. Mrs D Wright led devotions before a business session. Mrs A Lee Gibson gave a Bible talk. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bob Hayworth's group in the dining room.

First Baptist Church D. Wright A. Lee Gibson Bob Hayworth

Ada Blair School Hosts Fall Festival Activities

The Ada Blair School Parent-Teacher Association held its annual fall festival on Tuesday evening November 16. The event drew a large crowd with entertainment including Stephen Collins Foster songs in the auditorium, a fishing pond, a doll show, and bowling. Refreshments were sold from a creatively decorated booth.

Parent-Teacher Association Ada Blair School Stephen Collins Foster

Local man thanks officers and staff after fine

A man thanked the arresting officer and the clerk who collected his fine, smiling as he shook hands and promised to visit again, reflecting a cordial closing to the incident.

Surprise Birthday Party Highlighted Denton Week

A surprise party honored Timmie Wilkins on Monday night with games, refreshments, and gifts. Attending guests included Nancy Stroupe, Gold en Morris, Edith Penny, and several others. Also noted were church leadership changes, travels, and weekend visits across Denton and nearby towns.

Helen Roberts Joe Crawford Banks Morris Jack Lanning Edward Shaw Moselle Loftin Bobby Wilkins

Halley First to Prove Comets Follow Regular Orbits

Halley established that comets travel definite courses and return at regular intervals, marking a milestone in celestial mechanics.

Halley

DeMolays Plan Box Supper At Regular Meeting

The local DeMolay chapter outlined a box supper to be run by the athletic division and announced upcoming details. Work on the remodeled cabin for social use nears completion with plans for a celebration. The group congratulated Dad Harris Jarrell on being admitted to the bar and opening offices in the city.

Order of DeMolay Harris Jarrell

Magicians Early Tricks Include Cups and Balls and Rings

The earliest feats of magic featured cups and balls and the Chinese rings as foundational props.

Fasteeth Powder Keeps Dentures In Place

Fasteeth is an improved denture powder that prevents plates from dropping or slipping. It leaves no gummy or pasty feel and freshens breath. People and dentists praise it for daily comfort. Available at druggists in three sizes.

Juanita Allen Party Celebrates 16th Birthday

Mr and Mrs George Allen hosted at 1308 Thissell Street on a Tuesday evening for their daughter Juanitas sixteenth birthday. Guests arrived welcomed by Mrs Allen and joined games in the sun parlor with a scavenger hunt and a two tier cake on the dining table.

George Allen Thissell Street Juanita Caroline Meredith Kathryn Allen Mary Odom Vera Anderson Geraldine Cagle Nell Rutledge Helton Russell Bea Overcash Alice Fowler Louise Case Jack Curlee Harold Holton Wade Morris Charles Morgan James Reagan J. C. Gilbreth Bill Morris James Payne Banks Chilton Howard Kearns Wayne Kearns Ernest Brewer Marvin Grant Harl Myers Early Russell Bob Hartley Harold Leach Bus Overcash

Brentwood Group Hears Hartley On Home and School

The Brentwood Child Study group met in the Brentwood school library on Wednesday November 17 with Edgar Hartley from the Y M C A outlining home and school projects. He urged cooperation to fit youth into modern living and noted parental patience is vital in training today. The final meeting is scheduled for Wednesday December 1 at 3 o'clock.

Brentwood Child Study Group Brentwood Edgar Hartley Hartley

Brentwood Fall Festival Friday Night at School

The Brentwood school invites patrons and friends to a Friday evening Fall Festival on November 19. Tickets are available from grade mothers. A. Coke Cecil hosts a magic show with side attractions including bingo and a fish pond. Food and nuts will be sold and a string band will perform all evening.

Brentwood A. Coke Cecil Major Bowes

Rust Remover Mixture for Steel Revealed

A historical note describes removing rust from steel by mixing half an ounce of erm powder with one ounce of bone and rubbing the rusted surface thoroughly.

Religious Training Is Discussed By Emma Blair Group

The Emma Blair school child study group met Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs. Reuben Payne addressing the topic Religious Training of the Child in the Home. She urged loving God as a child loves a mother, reading Bible stories, studying Sunday lessons, providing each child a Bible, and grace at meals. She stressed choosing books, films, and companions to mold character.

Coy Kearns J. W. Griffis Bill Campbell Bud Crofts P. D. Hamilton C. Bisher Tom Johnson George Haltom New York City James Rogers Capetown South Africa Libby Company Rogers Gwendolen Jeff Frank Duke Hospital Durham Snza Hill Greensboro Joe Hill Sarah Boyd Henderson Frank B. Shields Jane Baxter Emma Plummer Harlem Tom Clyatt Nell Emma Blair School Reuben Payne

Trinity Archdale P T A to Meet Friday Evening

The Trinity and Archdale Parent Teacher associations will meet jointly in the Trinity school auditorium Friday at 7 30 o clock. Dean J D Messick of Elon College will give the principal address as education committee chairman. W R Killen will lead the devotional and the Hall Brothers quartet will provide music.

Trinity Archdale Trinity School J. D. Messick Elon College W. R. Killen Hall Brothers

Jailed for syphilis in North Carolina

Raleigh health department says several people were jailed recently for non treatment of syphilis and many more warrants have been issued across the state.

Raleigh Health Department North Carolina

Birthday wish fulfilled with 14 inch hamburger

Richmond Indiana resident Malcolm Parshall 22 asked for a hamburger for his birthday and received a colossal sandwich measuring 14 inches in diameter two and a half inches thick and weighing two and a half pounds.

Richmond Ind Malcolm Parshall

Beware Coughs from Common Colds Ad

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims immediate benefits and urges buyers to ensure the bottle bears the Creomulsion name for genuine relief.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Au Fait Bridge Club Kernersville T. R. Willaird Ison-Salem Virginia Virgil Franklin Winston-Salem Willaird South Silk Mills Istaware The Man's Missionary Society of M. E. Church George Ballamy Mesdames Bellamy Richard Baker W. H. Morton W. C. Stafford Hiroshima Japan Laura Haygood China J. C. Bodenheimer R C. Morris D. V. Musten Edward Day Badin J. Gilmer Korner J. Gilmer Korner, Jr Washington, D. C M. W. King, Jr Frances Kerner Woman's College R. B. Kerner C. L. Linville Wood Black Raymond Weeks Ine Arts Green Street Circle Green Street Oak Hill Young Friends of Ada Blair Bakur’s Jos South Main Street High Point, N.C Syle Stein & Blaine New York Denton James T. Bowman Bowman George L. Curry Houston Elliott Asheboro Pearl Elliott Zannie Loftin Louis Crawford J. W. Cashbutt Hickory Blowing Rock T. W. Mitchell Vernon Nance High Point Colon Crawford Ed Johnson Crawford A. L. Hill J. A. Russell Troy T. C. Russell Wilson Russell Savannah Sexton Mocksville Edmond Sexton Ethel Bernhardt Salisbury W. M. Rathburn Harold Bisher Mary Elie Bisher Cynthia Styles Melton Oxfords Loree Carren Penney’s Strong Juanita Allen Brentwood Group Mr. Hartley Emma Blair Coats Ing Trinity-Archdale P.T. A
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