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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1929

Page

6

Stevens Bible Class to Meet Tomorrow at 802 Lindsay Street

The Stevens Bible Study Class plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs J D Koonce at 802 Lindsay Street at 38 o clock. Members are urged to attend.

Stevens J. D. Koonce Lindsay Street William Lindsay Otteray Drive Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Local social notes on Illness trips and visitors

Friends and family updates from Highland Avenue to Oakwood Court and beyond. Mrs G F Green is reported very ill at home. Mr W E Price departs for Hendersonville on business. Albert McAnally shows marked improvement at home. R H Walker returns from Pinehurst with guests David Joseph and T J Gold. Thomas Gold Jr returns to UNC after weekend with his parents. Nell Adams arrives from Lansing after two weeks with Miss Adelaide Herron. Elizabeth Jones and guests Catherine Berry and Dorothy Smith depart for Brenau College Gainesville. Ethel Kramer of Durham has been visiting.

G. F. Greenwood Highland Avenue Albert McAnally South Main Street Thomas Gold, Jr The University of North Carolina T. J. Gold Oakwood Court Nell Adams Lansing Michigan Adelaide Herron Martha Washington Seminary Miss Adams Washington Elizabeth Jones W. C. Jones Catherine Berry Charleston West Virginia Dorothy Smith Macon Georgia Gainesville Brenau College Miss Jones Ethel] Kramer Durham

Retiring Captain Van Den Heuvel Plans Postsea Tour

After 54 years at sea Captain Piet Van Den Heuvel commodore of the Holland American line will retire when the Staten dam reaches Rotterdam. He intends a port tour of ships he commanded and began life on a father's freighter.

Hoboken N. J Piet van den Heuvel Holland-American Line Statendam Rotterdam New York H. Edward Manville Stockholm Folke Bernadotte New Haven Yale Brooklyn

Merchandizing Mart of Chicago Uses Vast Brick Supply

The Merchandizing Mart of Chicago claims the largest floor space in the world and reports using 29,900,000 brick in its construction.

Mart Chicago

Social Highlights From Thomasville Society Notes

Mrs J F Garner hosted a bridge party at Colonial Drive with four tables. Evvie Lamb won high score, Vera Dixon second. Mrs Nat Walker received a pottery piece. The gathering honored bride Nat Walker and included guests named, with salad and desserts served. A Fayetteville wedding and Colonial Drive PTA Father s Night are also noted along with local social and family updates.

Thomasville J. F. Garner Bridge Colonial Drive Evvie Lamb Vera Dixon Garner Nat Walker R. K. Farrington A. R. Swaim W. G. Smith Mrs. Garner Mesdames Raymond Phillips Clarence Tomlinson Hobart Lee Fouts Ralph Hinkle W. H. Curlee Marie Jones Maie Snell Elsie Doxie Jewell Sink Mary Weaver Catherine Moore Agnes Herndon Margaret Newell May Martin

Wreck Near Asheboro Injures No One

A Monday morning collision two miles north of Asheboro destroyed two cars but caused no serious injuries. W W Foster and his wife with two daughters in a coupe traveled to work at an hosiery mill and collided with a Ford touring car driven by Lloyd Potts and Worth Foster both of High Point. Potts faced reckless driving and assault charges after being jailed.

Asheboro W W. Foster Misses Hulin Foster Lloyd Potts Worth Foster Potts

John Luck and Jim Gardner Held on Highway Robbery Charge

John Luck and Jim Gardner were brought to Asheboro jail Monday from the Road Camp near Farmer in western Randolph. They face highway robbery and assault charges for allegedly robbing another man of eight dollars. a hearing will be held afterward.

John Luck Jim Gardner Asheboro Farmer Randolph

Colored Evangelist Dies At His Home

Funeral services for Rev. W. F. Allen a colored evangelist about 61 years old will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at St. Peter's Methodist church Randolph County Rev Allen died suddenly at his home 307 North Street Sunday night He was well known in the city by white and colored residents.

W. F. Allen St. Peter's Methodist Church Randolph County

Nelson Proves He Is Alive to Vote in Boston Election

Horatio Nelson had to verify he was alive before casting a ballot in the Boston municipal election. An earlier error on the registration list tied to his late father’s death caused the confusion.

Horatio Nelson Boston

Capudine Offers Quick Relief for Various Pains

Millions have found fast relief from neuralgic headaches rheumatic pains and women's pains by Capudine a liquid remedy. It soothes nerves and stops pain quickly without upsetting the stomach and contains no opiates. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c bottles.

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Oliver A. A. Oliver High Point Hospital Jean Callahan J. C. Callahan D. W. Eddinger Canterbury Baptis Home Department First Baptist Sunday School Charles Weedon South Hamilton Street Burbank Garden Club Willard Thomas Boulevard H. T. Stevens Millikan James Springfield Memorial Church J. E. Millikan Archdale Liff Mrs. Thrift Friends Church Annex Woman’s Auxiliary C. F. Tomlinson J. W. Clinard A. C. Jones J. C. Barker Miss Blakeney Japan Irene Yarnall Board of Josephine Hege Camp Otakne Juanita Allen George Allen Thissell Street Mrs. Allen Allen C. R. Brown Hester Morgan Virginia Horney Iris Barnes Arline Barnes Ruby Wrenn Mary Wrenn Helen Grissom Doris Johnson Helen Overcash Margie Wilkins Edith Cagle Geraldine Cagle Moffitt’s North Main Street Ethel Dame Fasaroi W. E. Price Hendersonville R. H. Walker Pinehurst David Joseph Thomasville Society Mrs. Finch City T. Austin Finch T. J. Finch Lucy Williams George Finch Fayetteville Parent-Teacher Association Colonial Drive School C. H. Newby C. M. Howell J. A. Palmer Lucy Wiliams Cooper Crawford James Cooper George Davis Finch First Presbyterian Church F. Campbell Symonds John Newton Robertson Massenet Thais Nevin Margaret Jackson Lohengrin Mendelssohn W. A. Vanstory, Jr Sarah Shaw Robert S. Mebane, Jr Great Falls S .C James C. Cooper Henderson Fannie Cross Cooper Doak Finch Austin Finch Glenn Pennington Harry Lee Lambeth W. A. Vanstory Charles T. Haigh E. W. Reinecke Peace Alvah Boyles Guy Dudley Danville Charles Tomlinson Winston-Salem Mrs. E. W. Dixon Beavan’s the Ladies’ Store Sands Whiting Thompson Dancy Dictaphone Gospecers A. F. Dancy American National Bank Greensboro Sss N.C D Owe Eugene Ritz Theatre
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