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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1927
Page
7
Y W C A notes list Monday and Tuesday events for Girl Reserve groups and junior clubs. Activities include a Mystery Hike from 3 to 5 PM led by Kathleen Spain, a Spooky Supper 5 to 7 PM directed by Emma Fritz, and Opportunity Day with games and swimming at Y M C A facilities.
A German doctor suffering gall stones found a cure after many trials and now offers a free test treatment via Dr Hildebrand's Laboratories in Chicago. The notice claims thousands have used the cure with amazing results and urges readers with gallstone or stomach troubles to request the free test at once.
The service features an Additional Society Prayer and anthem I Will Magnify Thee with solos by Mrs. Laney and Mr. Abels. Hymn selections include There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood and Behold a Stranger At the Door. Offertory Andante performed by Cowper Quartette with Mrs. Laney Mrs. Abels Mr. Ogburn and Mr. Ables. Benediction by Grigg and postlude Grazioso. Hamer
A Friday evening Hallowe'en party at East Lexington avenue hosted by Misses Ruth and Elon Green featured music games fortune telling and a marshmallow roast with chrysanthemums. Guests included Bernice Garrison Viola Parker Frances Gable Nell Gable Madge Morris and many others. The social studies council held its second session in the city with Miss Gladys Boyington presiding and talks by UNC professors on test materials current events and political information.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller will visit North Carolina in November to discuss a cooperative child health program with state officials and groups. The federation funds loans for 21 college women totaling about 4350 dollars, with plans to reach 4500, while Tuberculosis seal campaigns and Education Week activities engage clubs across the state.
The Westminster choir of Dayton Ohio, including Edith Moore, will tour starting November 2 with stops in Washington Indiana, Greenville Indiana, St. Louis Missouri, Bluefield West Virginia, Roanoke Virginia, Winston Salem North Carolina, Washington DC, Coatsville Virginia, Montclair New Jersey, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Atlantic City New Jersey, Wilmington Delaware, Tiffin Ohio, Cluffton Ohio, returning to Dayton November 22. They perform in Winston Salem November 8 at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Memorial auditorium. The 60-voice group includes newer members not on tour. Miss Moore is in her first year but joins the tour.
About People Misses Nellie Fleming Ida Walters and Aza Taylor of Burlington attended the Northwestern District Teachers meeting and remained for the weekend with Miss Banks Cridlebaugh. Dorothy Stevens of Martinsville Va visits Miss Mary Muse on South Main Street while Mr and Mrs Joe Pell spend the weekend in Raleigh with Judge and Mrs George Pell. Mrs Harold Bennett and Miss Violet Johnson attend a Greensboro Country Club tea Friday hosted by Mrs Jack Stevens for Miss Kathleen Price. Parker Waynick UNC student spends weekend at home. Miss Viola Zimmerman and Paul Zimmerman of Lexington visit Archdale friend Miss Annie Hiatt. Miss Blanche Lynch NC CW Greensboro spends weekend with her parents on Smith Street. Samuel Lampel of Worths leaves for New York on a week long winter merchandise buying trip.
Lexington Kiwanis club announces All Kiwanis Education Week from November 7 to 11. A program of visits and speaking at county schools is planned to foster closer ties between Lexington and Davidson County and to improve understanding of mutual city county problems.
Morning worship at 11 with Rev P E Lindley acting pastor and evening service at 7 36 led by E Lester Ballard with organ preludes anthems and hymns. Sunday school at 9 30 and four departments meet in the religious education building. Musical selections include organ preludes postludes anthems and soprano solos with several named composers and performers.
Evening gowns of hh are becoming popular this season with renewed interest in formal wear and elegant silhouettes.
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