Births and Club News From High Point Society Pages
Mr and Mrs R L Setzer announce a daughter Eleanor Jeane born September 22 at Guilford General hospital. Mr and Mrs R M Hodgin announce a son Marion Levi born September 22 at their Route 5 High Point home. White Shrine Circle meets at Miss Bessie Pope 211 Thurston St Friday 7:30 pm. Lotus Club meeting postponed to Friday October 4. Mrs Clyde Cox recovering after appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. Canterbury Club to meet Friday at 3:30 pm with Mrs Tom Kearns Parkway. Miss Adelaide Armfield honored at Emerywood tea hosted by Mrs James Edward Millis and Mrs Henry Albion Millis. Another charm tea for Armfield hosted by Mrs Archie Sherrod and Mrs Kenneth Denny. Mrs William Simmons hosts Mardi Carte club at Hardover St. bridge and prizes. guests listed with names and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Setzer
Eleanor Jeane
Guilford General Hospital
R. M. Hodgin
Route No. 5, High Point
Marion Levi
Miss Armfield
James Edward Millis
Henry Albion Millis
Adelaide Armfield
Emerywood
Archie Sherrod
Kenneth Denny
High Point
Asheboro
John Hunter
Winston-Salem
Local Students Enter Colleges and Travel to Washington
Albert Hart Jr. has gone to Charleston D C to enter the Cit adel. Fred P Ingram Jr has entered State College in Raleigh as a freshman. Miss Clair Case Ingram has returned to NCCW Greensboro to resume studies as a junior. G T Royal Walter Royal and son Walter Jr returned from Washington DC after several days. Mr and Mrs W W Moseley and Mr and Mrs E L Whitney of Richmond VA were week end guests of Mrs Moseley's mother Mrs J W Lineback at her Richardson street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hart, Jr
Charleston, D. C
The
Citadel
Fred P. Ingram, Jr
State College
Raleigh
Clair Case Ingram
Greensboro
G. T. Royal
Walter Royal and Son
Walter, Jr
Washington, D. C
W. W. Moseley
E. L. Whitney
Richmond, Va
Address Highlights Truth as Supreme Christian Virtue
Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe of the faculty delivered a special address held until Tuesday emphasizing that the highest Christian virtue is the love of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Rowe
Health beliefs on weight standards and variation
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses height weight tables and normal variation among children. He cites Turner who warns against fixed normal weights and urges distinguishing slender build from malnutrition. Regular weighing aids health focus but avoid overemphasizing overweight. emphasize nutrition and steady weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Turner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Turner
Mothers urged to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia for infants
Advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe aid for babies and children with digestive issues. The copy claims benefits for souring food, colic, vomiting, and mild constipation, noting a teaspoonful equals half a pint of lime water. Free information booklet available by writing The Phillips Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Paints With Teeth: Inmate Mary Fallon Creates Art
Mary Fallon, a 40 year old paralyzed inmate of City Hospital, paints with a brush clenched between her teeth. She crafts figures on scarves, canvas, and dresses despite no hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Fallon
City Hospital
Public garages and service stations total in United States
A historical stat notes there are 56,000 public garages and 89,000 service stations and repair shops across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Manitowoc violin maker earns recognition
In Manitowoc Wisconsin Leonard Conjurski, once a failed violinist who turned to tool and die work, gained distinction as a violin maker. He learned the craft from his father, pursued it from hobby to vocation, and argues that Wisconsin spruce properly used yields unusual tonal qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc, Wis
Leonard Conjurski
Conjurski
Wisconsin
New Professor Added to Duke Religion School Faculty
Lawrence C. Little becomes secretary of Sunday school work in the Methodist Church and joins the Duke university school of religion faculty succeeding Dr. Howard M. Lesoard. The school, in its fourth year, expects a record enrollment with 86 students last year and a new hymnology course to begin in the second semester conducted by J. Foster Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Lawrence C. Little
Methodist Protestant Church
Howard M. Lesoard
Duke University School of Religion
School of Religion
Elbert Russell
J. Foster Barnes
University Glee Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel
White Shrine Circle
Bessie Pope
Thurston Street
Lotus Club
Clyde Cox
High Point Hos
Pital
Mrs. Cox
Canterbury Club
Tom Kearns
Parkway
Kearns
Armfield
Oda Cauesle Felrere
Rollins
North Main
Tina Cometimee
the “No's
NEA
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Eugene
West End
Ritz
Jefferson Motor
Company
Hudson-Essex
Domino
Seer
Tte
Ste T
Flexrsheims
Coats For Children
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Jitouuu
Miss
Madame
Merit Shoe Company, Inc
Duke Religion School
Mr. Culler
Johnsons
FaYeYoVe
Evere
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