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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
6
Anticipation builds for the DeMolay Farewell Ball to start at nine o’clock at the Country Club. The Sedgefield Syncopators provide music for dancing as members gather for a final social event before members depart for colleges. Chaperones include Mrs. Ella Hall and others as various councilors and escorts are listed for the evening.
Mrs Shaifer’s class meets at 7 30 at 317 Richardson street with Mrs W R Shaffer as teacher. Lebanon Methodist Protestant church Ladies Aid hold ice cream supper on church lawn starting 4 00 this afternoon and evening. Mary Harper Class meeting postponed until further notice at Main M B Church. Ward Street M E church Women’s Missionary group serves ice cream at W H Lassiter stand on South Main street this Sunday afternoon and evening. Public invited.
Miss Cleo Wall of 318 Col trane Street recovers after an appendicitis operation at Guilford era hospital on Wednesday. Miss Regina Frost returns from Kannapolis after a few days with friends. Mrs. Robert Melsky leaves for relatives in Lancaster and Philadelphia with plans to visit Denver and Virginia area. Mrs Catherine Holloway heads home to Piqua Ohio after visiting Mrs Banner Davis. D. S. Lee and family return from Bishopville after visiting Mr and Mrs L A Lee and relatives.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Springfield Friends church hosted a farewell party for Nell Ellington and Myron Hayworth as they head to Guilford College and Oak Ridge Military Institute. About forty guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
A small bass measuring two inches in a stream can reach about ten inches within roughly two years if conditions are favorable.
Senator J. W. Bailey urged President Roosevelt to issue currency or government obligations as an inflationary measure to raise farm prices. He proposed the federal government acquire bank assets and fund this with currency totaling 2 to 5 billion dollars, warning of risks to recovery if farmers must sell low and buy high later.
Scientists estimate that roughly 44 000 thunderstorms strike the Earth each day, a figure highlighting the planet's widespread atmospheric electrical activity and the frequency of convective storms worldwide.
The Philathea class of Green Street Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock.
Nance and Woollen lead first round play at Clatt Park as five matches finish. Ray Nance beat B F Hendrix five and eight while J W Woollen defeated Herbert Spease four and two. George Lewis beat Steve Ingram four and eight and J B Austin won over W C Comer two and one. D C Montgomery trounced E B A Wright two up.
At Mrs. Mack Smith's home in Deep River the meeting opened with the 23rd Psalm read by president Mrs. T. P. Andrews. Mrs. Greable gave a prayer and Mrs. Barefoot offered the closing prayer. Ten members and visitors enjoyed watermelon during the social hour on the lawn.
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