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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1929

Page

6

Birth of Billie Iris Simpson daughter announced

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Simpson of 119 Grace street announce the birth of a daughter Billie Iris on September 10 1929. The Saint Marys Guild will meet Monday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs Rufus King on Hillcrest drive. Several church and club meetings are scheduled for the week including W C T U and ladies aid gatherings.

E. B. Simpson Grace Street Billie Iris Saint Mary's Guild Guild Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church Rufus King Hillcrest Drive Abels The Woman's Club John Abels Vera Idol J. H. Allred First Baptist Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Herman T. Stevens Aurora Aurora Delphian Commercial Club Lillian Massey GLAD Glad Girls Dan Compton Musical Art Club Esther R. Beaver Wesley Memorial Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society Wesley Memorial Church J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Claude Lamb J. W. Moore P. A. Jones McAdams Frank Wright Hunter Sechrest Smith W. H. Townsend J. P. Crowder J. B. Johnson Hamilton Street South Main Street M. E John ©. Reynolds Dorothy Loflin G. C. Loflin Winston-Salem Road Friends Circles Circles of Central Friends Auxiliary Circle No Clara Cox W. L. Hicks Circle C. F. Tomlinson Louisa Lowe J. W. Clinard D. R. Parker John S. Welborn S. Saunders High Point Country Club Lamar McCallum John C. Abels Matt Wall Capus Waynick Pro Daughters OF Wesley Daughters of Wesley of Calvary M. E. Church Helen Irene Myers Ragan Street W. V. Evans Washington Street Roy Warner Evelyn Lee Myrtle Alma Pierce Lucile Jones Ruth Burgess Lorena Cable Grace Kidd M. P Margaret Snipes Steele Street Lois Nellie Martin Mary Young Montheu Avenue Mesdames Leigh Harper Mary Ross Peacock John Peacock Johnson Street Ben Moore Rodney Low Everett Marsh Paul Smith Delk Smith Phil Warner Comer Covington Tom Powell J. G. Groomer Garnet Pollock W. B. Thomas Harold Bennett S. C. Kirkman Jesse Harris Violet Johnson Rodney Snow I. TT Mann Lucy Neal Carr Allen Welborn White North Carolina John Armstrong High Point City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem B. F. White Oak Ridge Institute Gulf Refining Company Gertrude Parrish O. G. Samuels Reuben Parrish Winston- Salem Jack Armstrong Jamestown Mesdames Mary and Kenneth Willis Cleveland, Ohio P. A. Thomas Sunset Drive James S. Johnson Julian M. McIntyre Marion, S. C D. B.B. Harllee Parkway Esther Lambeth Bradenton, Fla W. R. Smith Mrs. Brandon Pine Street Frank Wineskie A. M. Rankin, Jr New York St. Regis Fifth Avenue Fiftyfifth Street

People Notes Visit Greensboro Weekend Gatherings

Miss Wilma Rogers visits relatives in Greensboro over the weekend. Mrs. W. H. Slane arrives Monday from a visit to New York and Philadelphia. Miss Agnes Crowder departs today for Blackstone College in Blackstone Virginia. Miss Margaret Allen hosts Miss Mar for the weekend.

John R. Peacock Washington New York Maude Prosise Blackstone, Va Agnes Crowder Steele Street Wilma Rogers Greensboro W. H. Slane Philadelphia Blackstone College

Women’s Day looks at sportsmanship in air derby win

The piece praises Louise Thaden and the women aviators for sportsmanship in the air derby. It notes Amelia Earhart’s propeller trouble and team support as planes waited and shared ballast. The author suggests feminism is moving from lone pioneering to cooperative progress.

Louise Thaden Amelia Earhart

Success Clinic fosters feminism through cooperation in New York

A six year old Exposition of Women's Arts and Industries runs a success clinic in New York. It holds several yearly meetings to help members network for career advancement. Prominent advertising women and business owners participate to lift others toward higher achievements.

New York

Variety of Indian Signs in Puzzle in Wisconsin

Scientists from six states study Wisconsin to explain its rich Indian culture. Milwaukee anthropologist W. G. McKern digs near La Crosse at the Hopewell culture site, ancient Indian culture first identified in Ohio.

Wisconsin Milwaukee W. G. McKern Milwaukee Museum La—Crosse Ohio

Monument planned for Margarete Mannhardt in Vienna gardens

Vienna city authorities announce a monument to Margarete Mannhardt, a servant girl who sacrificed her life preventing harm to two children in her care. The statue will stand in Ster neck Square under the City Council’s auspices. In Tokyo, the University of Tokyo offers a course in writing Chinese ideographs led by former premier Count Keigo Kiyoura, preserving ancient brushwork.

Vienna Sterneck Square City Council of Margarete Mannhardt Tokyo University of Tokyo Keigo Kiyoura

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Katherine Raymond C. C. Prince R. B. Terry Alex Rankin Carter Friend Earl Phillips Dick White Willis Slane Mrs. Phelps Peggy Stewart Arthur Charles Upshaw Vance Mullins Charles Plummer Carl Meredith Thomas Short, Jr Lane Cox,Jr Glenn and Russell Payne Jimmy Phelps Lavelle Wilson Robert A. Wilson Harold Wilson Douglas Fred Younts Monftrieu Rankin W. C. Lyndon Willowbrook Kennett J. S. Hilton Sherrod Avenue Moore Snipes Mary Lyndon Russell Street Ocawasin Club Vivian Matson Kansas C. F. Parrish Miss Matson Lucille Johnston Mary Wall Mabel Coble Mary Alice Hawthorne Baynes Irma Roper Florence Outlaw Alice Blackburn Virginia Carrier Beatrice Edward Henry Cook Gainesville, Ga Riverside Military Academy Paul Gurley Charlotte Mrs Frank Gurley Misa Eula Smith Miss Pearl Aires Southern Pines Joe Parks Douglas Wood Chapel Hill University Mary Elizabeth Harllee Converse College Spartanburg Lloyd Hancock Archdale Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute Maryland Delaware M. 9. Deal G. L. Loflin J. S. Wood State County Parent-Teacher Association Jerome Davis Glenola High Point Hospital John W. Dyer Hot Springs Ark United States Health Service Louisville American Legion B. B. Wroth Chestertown City Georgia Tech Atlanta Moffitt’s North Main Street Qweater Ss Eugene Ingram Wave Shoppe Main and Washington Streets Margaret Allen Allene Sumner Suede Tmiller I. Miller Quality Shoe Store Stamey Moore’s Book Store Stevens J. P. Stevens Engraving CO Peachtree Street Atlanta, Georgia Naivette Marcel Coachie Coachie’s Beauty Shoppe Carolinas Kriegsman Bros
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