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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1934

Page

6

Misses Bishop Share Donors On Birthdays

Mrs L B Bishop hosted a Saturday party from 2 30 to 6 00 at her home honoring her daughters Ima Margaret and Doris on thirteenth and eighth birthdays. Prizes were awarded to Miss Parrish and Edna Huneker for games with many guests and gifts described.

Daylan H Morris Grimes Ednacker Lucille Spoon Floyd Charles Green Edith Buck Lynch Junior Bishop Bob Bishop Margaret Bumgarner

Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings

A busy schedule lists meetings for the Wednesday Contract club at Woodbrook court with Mrs. Paul Casey, the Community Arts club with Mrs. Frank Payne on Archdale, and PTA and Altrusa gatherings. Eastern Star and garden clubs plan sessions at local homes and venues, with a Thanksgiving ball hosted by the Cottenlen club at Sedgefield Manor featuring Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra.

Club Meetings And notices From Local Happenings

The Soil Erosion Service will address the Good Will Garden club at 10 AM Wednesday with Mrs R R Blackburn hosting at 404 Montheu Avenue The Winter Care of Birds is the subject. The Needlecraft club meets Wednesday at 8 PM with Mrs H C Terry at 600 Centennial Avenue. Mrs Jack Dillon returns home from Guilford General Hospital after a recent operation. Pentagon club meets at Leonard Koonce's Bay Street home at 7 30 PM to discuss Christmas holidays dance plans. Johnson St Group meets Tuesday at 3 15 PM at the Johnson Street School with Miss Ivey Paylor speaking on why parents should visit and observe at school.

Paul Casey Woodbrook Court Community Arts Club Frank Payne Archdale High Point Council of Parents and Teachers Elm Street R. H. Sechrest Motion Picture Business and Professional Girls Club Ditsy Cash Carmala Lewis Altrusa Club Friends Church Clyde Milner Guilford College Needlecraft Club H. C. Terry Centennial Avenue Department of the Soil Erosion Service Good Will The Jack Dillon Guilford General Hospital Parkway Pentagon Club Leonard Koonce Bay Street Johnson Johnson Street Ivey Paylor

Local Greensboro Visitors Share Weekend Visits

Freshman Dorothy Tyson from Greensboro College spent the weekend with cousin Miss Sarah Jones on Johnson street. Miss Virginia Hayes of Greensboro visited Miss Sarah Taylor and Miss Margaret Lewis returned home after weekend with Miss Frances Mann on Johnson street. Frances Lewis of Atlanta Conservatory of Music visits parents on Chestnut street.

Dorothy Tyson Greensboro College Sarah Jones Johnson Street Sarah Taylor Virginia Hayes Greensboro Margaret Lewis Frances Mann Frances Lewis Atlanta Conservatory of Music Atlanta, Ga CC. L. Lewis Chestnut Street

Mrs Lambeth Hosts Gleaners Class In Thomasville

Mrs James E Lambeth hosted the Gleaners class of Main Street M E church at Randolph street in Thomasville with associate hostesses Mrs Jonah Leach and Mrs Robert Murdock. The devotional program centered on Thanksgiving led by Mrs G T Cochrane, with assistance from Mrs Ernest Freedie and Mrs J E Holden. A social hour followed with a contest won by Mrs Gladys Herring, a reading by Miss Imogene Boyles, and a pianologue by Miss Boyles and Miss Ellen May Pegg.

Thomasville James E. Lambeth Randolph Street Gleaners Main Street M. E. Church Jonah Leach Robert Murdock Max Moore G. T. Cochrane Ernest Freedie J. EB. Holden

Bride Elect Ruth Holden Honored in Raleigh Party

Miss Ruth Holden of Winston-Salem, soon to wed Hilary Reich in December, was honored at a Fourth Street home gathering hosted by Mrs. C. F. Mann. Guests included Mrs. W B Barnes and out of town visitors. Corsages and small prizes complemented contests and humorous readings by Lena Davis.

Ruth Holden Winston-Salem Hilary Reich W. B. Barnes Raleigh C. F. Mann Fourth Street Miss Holden Barnes J. R. Coltrane Wilma Martin Mann Lena Davis Eutgenia Albert Virginia Hunt Virginia Coltrane J. D. Mallory J. B. Stapleton Greensboro C. C. Holden Winston Galem

Mozart Music Club Entertained Friday

The Mozart Music club met Friday afternoon November 23 at Helen Ershler’s Morris street home. President Doris Holmes led the meeting with a composer as roll call. A program of songs and short pieces followed with performers such as Williams Jack, Williams, Spaulding, Ket Anna Lou, Lawson, Renard, Rubenstein, Schubert and others. After the program a social hour featured hot chocolate, cake and candy.

Mozart Music Club Helen Ershler Morris Street Doris Holmes Maurice Davis Williams Jack and Jin Williams Farmer the Dell Williams Helen Jean Ershler Spaulding Virginia Snyder Anna Lou Doctor Bobolink Williams Helen Ershier Ketterer Lawson Maurice Davis Schubert Rubenstein Paradine Patterson Dorle Holmes Renard Katherine Baxter Schubert Margaret Barringer

Church Food Sale By Evangelical Reformed Circle

Circle two of the Wo man’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a food sale on Tuesday afternoon November 27 at High Point Hardware. Home made pies cakes chicken salad mints and canned goods will be sold. Public invited.

Evangelical-Reformed Circle Woman’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church High Point Hardware Company

Negro Identified as Escaped Convict

A man who gave the name Robert Fisher to police on arrest was identified as Robert Guest of this city. Guest escaped October 4 from a state prison camp in Stokes county where he served a six year term for breaking and entering. Stokes prison camp officials will come here to transfer him today.

Robert Fisher Robert Guest Stokes County Guilford County Stokes

Heaven the Home of God and Its Aftermath

At the 7:30 p.m. service Elder John E. All spoke on Heaven as God's abode with the city of New Jerusalem and Paradise. He described the removal of sin, the resurrection and 1,000 years with Christ, followed by judgment, the second coming, and a new earth free of curses.

Carolina Theater John E. All Paul Jesus New Jerusalem God Heaven Father Earth Christ Jerusalem Adam

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Texts November 25 1934

The article notes the Sunday Lesson Sermon for November 25 1934 in Christian Science churches. It cites Hebrews 4 12 and Matthew 9 35 along with a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures on the real man linked to Maker and Spirit’s healing power.

Christ Scientist Jesus Mary Baker Eddy God

Gold Washing in El Oro Province Attracts Thousands

Five thousand people engage in hand washing for gold in streams across El Oro province Ecuador. The activity draws a large workforce amid riverine mining efforts and local economic impact.

el Oro Bcuador

Detroit Bears Set for Back-to-Back Title Test

NFL contenders face a quick two game set with the Detroit Lions needing to beat the Chicago Bears twice in four days to claim the league title. Green Bay defeats Detroit 3 0 while Chicago thumps the Cardinals 17 6. Giants topple Boston 3 0 as other results unfold.

Chicago Detroit Lions Chicago Bears Lions Green Bay Packers Detroit Clark Hinkle Bucknell Chicago Cardinals Bears New York Giants Boston Red Wings New York Ken Strong Giants Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Green Bay St. Louis

Budget Body Not Expected To Seek Sales Tax Changes

Raleigh dispatch reports the Advisory Budget Commission plans few changes to the 3 percent sales tax in the 1934 session. Some want removing exemptions to boost revenue. others push for reenactment as is. Debate centers on exemptions, rates, and school funding aims, with administration favoring stability.

Advisory Budget Commission State Federation of Labor General Assembly

Gulf Introduces No Nox Ethyl Aviation Grade Gasoline

Gulf Refining announces Gulf No Nox Ethyl Aviation Grade gasoline designed for quick cold starts and high octane. It combines rapid warming with strong acceleration and preserves city mileage while maintaining stable air fuel balance for sudden throttle opening.

Gulf Refining Company Gulf

Chamber Commerce Board Meeting at Sheraton Hotel Tonight

The Chamber of Commerce board meeting will be held at the Sheraton hotel at 7:30 PM to review the recent campaign audits and plan the election of a new board of directors. The steering committee will attend and the public is invited.

Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Frank J. Sizemore Commerce

Radium storage claims at Memorial Hospital in New York

The world's largest single store of radium is said to be held by Memorial Hospital in New York City. Delaware highway walkers are required to carry a lighted lantern or a white handkerchief at night.

Memorial Hospital New York City Delaware

Razor Blade Consumption in the United States

A U.S. study estimates about 889 million safety razor blades are used each year. The figure highlights high consumer demand for disposable grooming products and reflects ongoing trends in personal care purchases.

United States

Idlers in Philadelphia Can Borrow Books from Park Cart

In Philadelphia parks a mobile library cart allows people to borrow books by leaving their names. The program aims to provide access to reading material for park visitors and casual readers.

Philadelphia

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