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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

Page

10

Orientation work completed for freshmen at local high school library

Freshman orientation in the school library finished this week with Miss Flossie Marie Foster and Miss Mae Graham leading sessions. Students learned library regulations classification and catalog use and practiced locating information quickly. They returned books to proper places and used the card catalog better than some college sophomores. Dr Wilson Woodcock to address the Men’s club at First Baptist Church tomorrow night at 6 45 with supper served.

Flossie Marie Foster Mae Graham Wilson Woodcock Forest Avenue Baptist Church Greensboro First Baptist Church Woodcock Tennessee North Carolina

Tickets On Sale For National Music League Concert Series

Tickets for a fall and winter concert series by the National Music League of New York under the High Point Musical Art club are selling rapidly. Mrs. John C. Abels reports strong sales and says the committee expects top artists. Tickets must be bought before Saturday and will not be sold at the door. available from committee members, Moore's Book Store, or Mrs Esther R. Beaver at the Sheraton.

National Music League of New York City High Point Musical Art Club John C. Abels Musical Art Club Committee Moore’s Book Store Esther R. Beaver National Music League Sheraton Hotel Grover Kester H. N. Phillips S.S. Saunders Hobart Alfred Farrell Gray W. J. Fraley L. C. Matton L. L. Stookey E. B. Stimson

College Faculty Entertained At President's Home

President and Mrs. R. M. Andrews hosted High Point college faculty at their West College Drive residence in line with the annual event. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Roy J. Farmer Dr. and Mrs. S. Coe and Miss Luella Bozard of New York City. A musical program by Prof. E. B. Stimson featured vocal numbers by Margaret Sloan and Mrs. J. H. Allred. Contests and stunts followed with Sloan winning the names of flowers, and ice cream and cake served to close.

R. M. Andrews High Point College West College Drive Roy J. Farmer S. Coe Luella Bozard New York City E. B. Stimson Margaret Sloan J. H. Allred Sloan

Platinum valued at one third of gold in Russia

Historical note states that platinum once traded for about one third the price of gold in Russia, reflecting early market impressions of the metal's value and rarity.

Russia

Keel Opens Orthodontia Office in Bank Building

Dr Dennis Keel announces the exclusive orthodontia practice at 415 Wachovia Bank Building with hours 9 to 5 each Wednesday and contact number 20138.

Dennis Keel Wachovia Bank

Funeral services held for Charles Reid infant

Funeral services for Charles Reid the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Reid were held yesterday at Lineberry M P church near Denton with ministers Rev George L Curry and Rev R L Smith officiating. Pallbearers included R C Crouse W F Thomas C F Chamelin and L V Ingram. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Charles Reid John Reid Park Street Lineberry M. P Denton George L. Curry Welch Memorial M. P. Church R.L. Smith Trinity Baptist Church R. C. Crouse W. F. Thomas C. F. Chamelin L. V. Ingram Effie Reid Fern Reid Catherine Loflin Rosalie Bell Virginia Pierce Elsie Pierce

Osteopath Opens Lexington Office

Dr. J. K. West, an osteopathic physician from Wilmington, opens a Lexington practice. A Mars Hill and Berea College graduate, he also studied at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. His offices are in the Hankins building.

Lexington J. K. West Wilmington

Vinol Claims Cure For Nervous Mothers

An old advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic for nervous, tired mothers and children, claiming the product improves sleep, appetite, and vitality with a blend of iron, phosphates, cod liver peptone. The testimonial by Mrs. T. Johnstone urges readers to try Vinol from Mann Drug Co.

Vinci T. Johnstone Mann Drug Co Ady

Second Community School Is Opened

A second community night school opened under the High Point Woman's club at the Grimes street schoolhouse directed by Miss Eva Edgerton of Asheville. The first class included 16 men, with plans for a larger turnout at the second class Friday night and a third class at Highland Mills expected to be the largest.

Grimes Street High Point Woman's Club Eva Edgerton Asheville Edgecombe County Green Street Baptist Caurci Highland Mills

Music Program at Junior High Delights Large Audience

A morning assembly at the Junior High featured a two section chapel due to seating limits. Director L L Stookey supervised with Miss Burgess Miss Hendley and Maxwell Jones among the performers. The program included piano duets trumpet solos vocal numbers and instrumental ensembles with the full faculty participating.

L. L. Stookey Frank Hendley Burgess Maxwell Jones Ganz Miss Burgess Miss Hendley Until—Sanderson Mr. Jones Mat Lindy Lon - Strickland Miss Frank Ball Mr. Stookey Patriot March Zamecnic Miss Hensley

Building Permits Issued This Week

Building permits issued this week by A. B. Horney of the fire department include C. A. Joyner for a one story five room dwelling on Barker street, cost 2400 dollars. A. R. Cass for an addition at 504 East Lexington avenue, cost 100 dollars. American Bakery company on West Broad street for a wood shop and garage, cost 1000 dollars. Mrs. Bencini for a Smith Shop on South Hamilton street between High and Commerce, cost 700 dollars.

A. B. Horney Fire Department C. A. Joyner Barker Street Bradshaw and Tipton A. R. Cass East Lexington Avenue American Bakery Company West Broad Street Mrs. Bencini Smith Shop Hamilton Street High and Commerce

Two North Carolina Home Demonstration Agents Study in New York

Miss Martha Creighton district home demonstration agent of Charlotte and Miss Myrtle Keller county home agent at Reidsville receive leaves of absence for one year to study advanced home economics at Columbia University. Creighton sails to New York this week and Keller departs soon with Rockingham county duties covered by Miss Marjorie Holmes.

Raleigh Martha Creighton Charlotte Myrtle Keller Reidsville Jane S. McKimmon Columbia University New York Creighton Piedmont Cornelia C. Morris Central Section Sarah P. Ellis Mountain Miss Creighton Miss Kellar Rockingham County Marjorie Holmes Miss Holmes Europe Miss Keller Coun

Y M C A Fall Program Opens with Wide Activities

High Point Y M C A staff prepare for fall and winter programs starting Monday September 30. W F Bailey directs classes across gymnastics handball basketball indoor baseball and contests for men boys and industrial youths with day and night options. Pilgrim Holiness church hosts revival meetings led by Rev R E Dobie with solo by Alvin Young and nightly services through September 29.

High Point Y. M. C. A W. F. Bailey Pilgrim Holiness Church South Hamilton Street R. E. Dobie Nazarene Holiness Church Charlotte Elijah Israel Christ Alvin Young Northville N. Y Young

Chair Covers and Patterns for Chairs and Davenports

Pattern companies offer chair and davenport cover patterns. Measure your furniture before choosing a pattern and consult the pattern saleswoman for proper size. If bought properly, they are easily and inexpensively made.

Mills Home Children to Attend Circus Matinee

John Robinson's circus will entertain at a matinee here on Friday September 20. The boys from the Mills Orphanage at Thomasville will attend, many for the first time seeing a real big circus.

John Robinson Mills Thomasville

Tea Imports Rise in Fiscal 1929 Total Over 93 Million Pounds

Tea imported into the United States in the year ending June 30, 1929 increased by 2,487,651 pounds from the prior year. Total shipments exceeded 93,593,000 pounds in that period.

United States

Industrial Council 10 Meeting Tomorrow Night

Members of the industrial girls' council of the High Point Y W C A will meet tomorrow night at the association building on East Commerce Street to discuss plans for the coming winter. A supper at 6 30 precedes the 7 30 board meeting with representatives from all three clubs.

Industrial Girls’ Council High Point Y. W. Co. A Association East Commerce Street Industrial Girls’ Clubs

Dr Flagge Enrolls At Harvard For Heart And Kidney Study

Dr P W Flagge of Burrus clinic joins Harvard University post graduate program in Boston to study diseases of the heart and kidney. Upon return he will focus more on treatment of these diseases.

P. W. Flagge Burrus Clinic Harvard University Boston

Western Union Manager Returns from Rome Ga

J. S. Mallison, manager of the local Western Union office, returns from Norfolk Va where he spent two weeks on vacation training in the companys new system and advanced studies at the Western Union school in Rome Ga.

J. S. Mallison Western Union Norfolk Western Union School Rome

Holstein Herd Produces 29,371 Pounds of Milk in Strathmore Alberta

The leading cow of a Strathmore Alberta Holstein herd yielded 29,371 pounds of milk last year, equating to about 1,267 pounds of butter. The record highlights the herd’s high productivity and dairy output in the region.

Strathmore Alberta

Work Hard in the Field in Rankin Woman Endorses Vinegar Compound

Mrs Ben Obeland of Rankin Illinois says she uses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic before and after childbirth and now after six years she continues to feel better. She reports heavy work, housework, and field chores while praising the product and inviting letters.

Rankin Illinois Lydia E. Pinkham Ben Obenland Route 2 Rankin, Ilinois

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