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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1929

Page

6

Lunch and meetings fill October church events

The Guild of Saint Marys Epis copal Church offers lunch and dinner at the parish house on Thursday October 8 with public invitation. Priscilla club meets at 3:30 pm with Mrs Charles Perry in Ardyn Hills. Wesley Memorial officers and teachers gather tonight at 7:30 pm with Mrs W R Morrow in Roland Park.

Guild of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church Priscilla Club Charles Perry Ardyn Hills Wesley Memorial Sunday School W. R. Morrow Roland Park First Baptist Church A. H. Maynard Lindsay Street

People Miss Mary and Leona Moore Visit Western NC

The article notes Mary and Leona Moore spending a Sunday at Blowing Rock Sparta and other western North Carolina points. Mrs. Marion Keith of Greensboro is mentioned in the same community notices.

John S. Welborn George Penny M. A. Edwards R. H. Sechrest Elizabeth Welch C. P. Hamilton Welborn High Point Avery Kirkman Cadia Barbee Welborn Garland Daniels Greensboro J. Dolph Long Graham Long Whitley W. B. Hall Kreisler Rachael Sims W. L. Jackson G. W. Clark C. A. Ring A. E. Tate W. C. Jones J. M. Matthews T. J. Gold O. E. Mendenhall H. C. Sechrest R. A. Wheeler North Carolina College For Women Miss Mary Leona Moore Gene Dillon Jasper Cornelison, Jr Blowing Rock Sparta North Carolina

North Carolina's shift to industry and its problems

North Carolina leads in cotton and tobacco processing as it becomes an industrial state. The speaker outlines three intertwined problems—industrial, agricultural, and citizenship—arguing for balanced cooperation among capital, labor, and the state to raise living standards while preserving law, order, and American ideals.

North Carolina Charles Brantley Aycock Southeast A&s Commonwealth America Comunists Union

North Carolina revenue improves in September gains noted

Revenue for the general fund in September rose over last year while the highway fund also increased. Three month totals show continued growth in both funds with higher inheritance license and tax receipts.

Raleigh General Fund of North Carolina A. J. Maxwell General Fund

Bill Wats Wrong with Sandy Hand

The Humorist recalls a remark about Sandy's hand and recounts a joke that Angus notes bad luck as he was the thirteenth man in a match.

Bill Sandy Angus

Errorgram Corrections on Piano, Lapel, and Spelling

The list notes no black keys on the piano. It fixes the left man’s button-hole lapel. It corrects girl’s speech to bass. It adds the apostrophe in don’t. It identifies APRICOTS as the scrambled word.

Also Mentioned on This Page

IT. Mary's Guild Wesley Memorial Philathea Edwards Stevens E. A. Edwards Sunset Drive Woman's Club Miss Edgerton Woman’s Club Eva Edgerton Virginia Care North Carolina Society Descendants of American Colonists Vance Hotel Statesville General Assembly Washington, D. C Chas. S. Wallace Morehead City George T. Guernsey Emma L. Crowell The National Society Daughters of the National Republic U. D. Co United Daughters of the Confederacy Country Club Thoro Lucille Sherrod Herbert Newbold Marion Keith Greens Garbardenes Moffitt’s North Main Street Gardner N. G Maxwell Lucy M. Eshelman Eugene West End Ritz Frederick R. Taylor North Carolina State Board of Health Commercial National Bank Quality Shoe Store Beavan’s the Ladies’ Store Main Street Atlantic Pacific
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