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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
6
Mrs. Carter Dalton will review Gandhi's life at the Y W A Book Club meeting at the Y W cottage Saturday at 1 30 pm. The event continues a busy schedule of local club activities and community gatherings.
The public is invited to an eight o'clock program in the assembly room of the First M P church. Miss Eleanor Young will present readings sponsored by circle four of the Woman’s Auxiliary. She studied at High Point college Emerson School of Oratory and Belmont city schools faculty.
Welch Harries departs tonight for Philadelphia to attend the Army Navy football game and will linger in New York City for a few days before returning home next Tuesday. Guests visiting Mr and Mrs Co F Rogers on English Street include Mr and Mrs W T Shumaker and S Maxie Barnette, staying through Thanksgiving. Mrs H E Holt visits Washington DC and Tacoma Park MD to see sister Mrs H L Durepo and friends. Coy Moose returns from Salisbury where his sister Julia Moose, injured in an elevator accident, remains in serious condition at Rowan General Hospital.
Police traced two bodies found on a mountainside near Duncansville to Noakes family of Roseville California. Abandoned car with serial number led to Sacramento dealer sale on Oct 31. Noakes allegedly left Roseville with his niece and two daughters mid November. initials on a mirror matched Noakes and relatives linking to the killings and suicide.
Impressive wedding held Thursday morning November 29 1934 at the Robbins home in Trinity North Carolina. Miss Margaret Robbins and Mr Alton Spillman of High Point exchanged vows as Rev G W Williams officiated. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums draped candles and music by Minnie Hahn. The couple left for a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
A private dining room event at the Sheraton yesterday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. Coke Cecil honored employees of two drug stores and select guests. The program featured piano pieces, tap dancing by Mary Lou Cecil, magic and ventriloquism, a talk on cooperation, and a prize draw.
The Coterien club Thanksgiving Ball lights up Sedgefield Manor tonight with dancing from 9 30 to 1 30. Jack Wardlaw and his Fifteen Carolinans provide the music, while a long list of chaperones and sponsors, led by younger club members, oversee the gala affair. The event draws holiday visitors and returned students for a festive evening.
An amphibious ambulance boat works offshore Los Angeles fitted with full resuscitation gear and hospital equipment. The report notes it carries fish and turtle blood rich in phosphorus compared with mammal blood, a scientific observation from the period.
Thomasville Masons and their wives will gather at the Methodist Hut for a banquet on December 5 1859 founded lodge. Dr I G Greer will give a principal address and Charles F Lambeth will trace the history of the lodge. Old records from Civil War era to Oxford Orphanage will be displayed. Grand Lodge officers past masters and widows will attend.
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Koki Hirota telling the diet that Japan seeks nonmence and nonaggression, proposing abolition of the ratio principle in naval limits and a common upper cap for Japan the United States and Great Britain. He urges drastic naval reduction and lighter future tax burdens.
City readers can naturalize narcissus by pairing the showy white blooms with bluebell mertensia. European native narcissus adapt to American conditions and bloom in a long sequence when mingling ornatus and recurvus. These fragrant bulbs can be planted this fall with minimal care and suit edges beneath shrubs and peony beds.
Pearl Sit ton in Greenfield Massachusetts believes wind caused a freak discovery a hollyhock bloom embedded in a sunflower. Richard Watkins of Morris Plains New Jersey enjoys carving miniature objects and is building a miniature farm with house barn wagons and stalls. Midwest states plagued by grasshopper infestations received 31 000 tons of mixed grasshopper bait this year.
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