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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
6
Society notes announce St Edward's Catholic church ladies serve a chicken supper at the Rectory this evening from 5 30 to 7 30 with public invitation. Menus and reasonable prices described along with other local church events and gatherings.
Miss Edith McDowell of Asheboro returns home after visiting Miss Mildred Carter at 214 Boulevard and spending days with friends and relatives in High Point and Lumberton. Mrs. B C Page and Sarah Gertrude visit Mrs. H E B Stacy in Lumberton while Norma Page visits Greensboro. Dr and Mrs George T Wood return to Rochester Minnesota after visiting his parents on the Boulevard with stops in Philadelphia and Newark.
British traveller and lecturer W Bird Thompson will speak at the First Methodist Church in High Point on November 18 under Salvation Army auspices. Proceeds will aid the Salvation Army general relief fund. A reception committee and seat reservations are being organized.
The High Point Lodge No 1155 Elks announce a health focused Better Baby contest in November for babies six months to four years from High Point and nearby areas. A panel of doctors will weigh, measure, and examine each child and return health charts to parents. Twenty five prizes including silver loving cups and 25 in gold go to top healthy babies with two main prizes for healthiest boy and girl. Registration begins Thursday at the Elks contest headquarters 120 South Main Street with no mail registrations. Stone Studio will photograph entrants for free and publish images in The Enterprise.
The first political address by a woman in High Point during the current campaign was delivered by Mrs. Helen Owen Smith at the West Side Democratic club in Oak Hill school. The auditorium was packed as she urged women to take an active part in politics and critiqued Republican leadership and President Hoover. She read a letter from William Green to Governor Roosevelt praising him as a friend of labor. Thomas Turner Jr. and Norman A. Boren spoke on a joint program in Summer. Med Society to Meet in Mt. Airy. 8th district of North Carolina Medical Society to convene Friday. note mentions Kentucky post office in town of Ice.
Joan feels crushed by loneliness after Phil leaves. A doorbell interrupts her distress and the arrival of Phil changes everything as she realizes she still cares. He steps inside and she clings to him, asking why he came and if he still cares.
Governor Gardner is scheduled to address voters in Leaksville on Thursday night, delivering remarks at a local event and outlining campaign themes. The appearance aims to energize supporters and reach undecided residents.
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