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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1925

Page

6

Philomathean Club and Bible Study Meet Friday

Readable notices list several Friday gatherings. The Philomathean club hosts at Mrs. Idol, Eliza Stevens Bible Study visits Mrs. Dif fee at 305 Johnson street, and Baptist church events are noted along with various social engagements.

Philomathean Club W. C. Idol Aternoon Eliza Stephens Mrs. Diffee Eliza Stevens L. J. Diffee Johnson Street South Side South Side Baptist Church Canterbury Club Forest Murray East Washington Street

Local greetings mark Thanksgiving travel and visits

People Miss Julia Marsh leaves today to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Beulah Hyde at her home in Buchanan Virginia. Mrs R B Stickland left yesterday for Goldsboro to visit her daughter Mrs J L Best. Before returning to her home she also will

Ethel Cox Asheboro T. V. Rochelle Greensboro Avenue Mary Duncan McAnally Salem College W. J. McAnally Julia Marsh Beulah Hyde Buchanan, Va R. B. Stickland Goldsboro J. L. Best

Return of Sailor from Six Months Cruise

Winfred J. Little, son of Mrs. Bertha Little of 709 Hamilton Street, returns from a six months overseas cruise aboard the U. S. S. Memphis. He arrived via Cuba after visiting Australia and will spend the holidays with his mother.

Winfred J. Little Bertha Little Hamilton Street Memphis Mr. Little Cuba Australia

Six Building Permits Issued This Week

Fire Chief A B Horney reports only six building permits issued this week due to cold weather. The list includes J S Shaw seven room residence on Hawthorne street 4000 dollars, Mrs Alice Davis garage on North Main street 75 dollars, Farlow Insurance and Realty five room dwelling on Lexington avenue 2000 dollars, E F Edwards garage on Hill street 300 dollars, F R Samuels five room dwelling on East Green street 2500 dollars, R C Crouch seven room residence on Sunset drive 6850 dollars.

A. B. Horney J. S. Shaw Hawthorne Street Alice Davis North Main Street Farlow Insurance and Realty Company Lexington Avenue E. F. Edwards Hill Street F. R. Samuels East Green Street R. C .Crouch Sunset Drive

Richard Reitzel Named Secretary to Merchants Group

At the Merchants association meeting Richard Reitzel of High Point was appointed secretary of the local merchants group. He will begin December first and is described as a college man with study at VPI and a year at Carolina, aimed at creating a live wire organization.

Dunn, N. C R. M. Warren Dunn Mary B Herman Thomas Stevens High Point N. C First Baptist Church Stevens Green Street Baptist Church Richard Reitzel Merchants Association Reitzel Mr. Reitzel Carolina

Lost World at American Theater in Unique Dino Drama

Arthur Conan Doyle's Lost World version titled Imagine stars Lewis Stone and Lloyd Hughes with Bessie Love. The photoplay follows a South American expedition filled with dinosaurs as Stone and Hughes vie for Love's affection. The production, supervised by Earl Hudson and produced by Watterson R. Rotacker, opens tomorrow.

Lewis Stone Lloyd Hughes Bessie Love Arthur Conan Doyle Stone South America Europe Bessie Watterson R. Rotacker First National Earl Hudson

High Point Scouts Plan Stock Sale for Jamestown Camp

The High Point Boy Scout executive committee met at the Sheraton today at 12 15 PM and planned an afternoon canvass to sell stock in the Uwharrie Scout Camp near Jamestown. Only 4850 dollars of the 7000 dollar quota had been sold earlier, with efforts to reach the target this afternoon.

Thomasville J. R. Powell J. E. Lambeth A. H. Ragan Austin Finch Powell

Dr Elmer Rhodes Hoke Inducted as President

High Point residents attended the inauguration of Dr Elmer Rhodes Hoke who was inducted as president in a ceremony highlighting local participation and community leadership in the event.

High Point Elmer Rhodes Hoke

Hambone Meditations on Winter Workload

The narrator says he does not want extra work during winter time and must work hard to stay warm. The piece reflects a humorous weather era sentiment and plain spoken rural voice.

Catawba College Induction Held at Salisbury

Last night at Salisbury the new Catawba College president was inducted by Edgar Whitener of High Point, president of the trustees. Dr Hoke gave an address while a large audience heard remarks by J Henry Haysmith and Prof V W Dippell among others.

Catawba College Salisbury R. M. Andrews High Point College P. E. Lindley Eunice Smith Milton Whitener Edgar Whitener High Point Hoke J. Henry Highsmith V. W. Dippell

Davidson College President Visit Schedules Talk in Lancaster

Lancaster hosts Dr. William J. Martin president of Davidson College and Prof. D. W. Daniel director of the academic department at Clemson College for a formal academic exchange and lecture arrangement.

Lancaster William J. Martin Davidson College D. W. Daniel Clemson College

Pleasure Today Off Miami Bay Boat Ride Highlights Convention

Members of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association at their eighteenth annual convention in Miami abandoned business for a Biscayne Bay boat ride. Asheville North Carolina and Philadelphia have bid for the 1926 meeting. The program yesterday featured addresses stressing southern trade development.

Miami Fla Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Biscayne Bay Asheville N. C Philadelphia The Waterways Association South

No More Permits Withdrawn for Household Wine

Washington on November 25 1932 prohibition officials ordered the withdrawal of all permits allowing householders to manufacture up to 200 gallons of wine annually. The action affects domestic winemaking under federal restrictions and closes a loophole used for personal production.

Washington

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