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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1934

Page

11

Evans Addresses Thomasville Democratic Women Group

Mrs May Thompson Evans of High Point former YDC president spoke to the Democratic Women's organization in Thomasville stressing women’s active role and support for the President’s program including child labor and unemployment insurance. Local women and representatives from Lexington attended and many brief remarks followed. India to spend 3731000 dollars on civil aviation development.

Thomasville May Thompson Evans High Point Young Democrats of North Carolina Democratic Women's Organization Democratic H. R. Kyser Lexington John Lowe Miss Reynolds Mra. Sink Ralph Wilson W. G. Hinkle Grant Harris R. L. Harville

Peter Son's Ointment advertised for piles relief

Advert appears for Petersoms Ointment claiming immediate itch relief and pain easing for piles. Promotes a time tested formula with tube option and sanitary applicator, priced at 3k with money back guarantee. May include dubious wording about thousands.

Peterson Adv

Sharing Clothes campaign thanks to helpers and firms

The relief administration extended thanks to several firms for participating in the Share Your Clothes campaign which ended Saturday. Gratitude was also given to Junior Red Cross girls who assisted, and to the campaign steering committee and noted local businesses for their support.

Red Cross Junior Red Cross Margaret Ellison Edith Fowler Dorothy Beck Ruth Wood Peggie Stewart Lucille Edwards Pauline Farrington Grace McAllister Evelyn Eaird Margaret Evans Rose Lee Johnson Mary Richardson Hazel Wad Frances Sloope Georgia Ridge Della Mae Payne Wanda Gurley H. I. Coffield G. I. Humphreys I. T. Mann F. J. Sizemore R. R. Blackburn C. BE. Diffendale Ben Swartzberg O. E. Mendenhall

Church Social Study Course At Green Street Baptist

Woman's Missionary Society sponsors a prayer study course at Green Street Baptist Church. First session Friday October 26 at 7 30 PM. Attendees should bring Bible and paper with pencil.

G ST Woman’s Missionary Society of the Green Street Baptist Church

Gave A Lunch Monthly Pledges From Anonymous Donor

An anonymous contributor mailed a dollar and a note to The Enterprise praising the Woman's club meal program for hungry school children and promising monthly support. The fund lists prior donations and Mrs. Floyd Wilson notes school principals identify worthy cases. donations go to Mrs. E. A. Frazier.

Floyd Wilson A. B. Frazier Woman's Club Enterprise Woman's Club Welfare Committee E. A. Frazier

Presbyterian Bazaar Set for December Event

The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual bazaar on Thursday December 6. Details will be announced later.

Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary The First Presbyterian Church

ERA Work Resumes Tomorrow Amid Budget Shortfalls

The ERA program will restart tomorrow on most projects after a pause this week due to funding gaps. Blair Park and municipal lake construction work will resume Monday under the current administration plan as funds are expected by month’s start to cover next week’s payroll. The November grant to the local relief administration is cut to 24000 dollars and play ground supervision staff now work hours aligned to budget constraints.

ERA Irene W. Price Blair Park Local Relief Administration Raleigh

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Suggested

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual remedy for malaria and a general tonic. It claims to kill malaria infection in the blood and build up blood, with a tasteless quinine formula, safe for children, available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.

Grove Groves

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