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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights Busy Garden Club Week

The calendar lists meetings at 10 a m 4 p m and 6 30 p m including Wayside Garden Club at Mrs B E Wall 214 Hillcrest Drive Mothers class picnic at city lake Altrona Club dinner with Rev Tom Sykes at Sheraton High Point chapter 106 0 Masonic hall Mrs Wade Hiatt hosts Burbank Garden Club Edgedale Drive Good Will Garden Club fall meeting 1115 Arlington Street Zinnia show Beta Pi club at Sheraton Violet Johnson hostess Tea and Topic club at Mrs A G Douglas Parkway Priscilla club at Mrs Charles W Perry Sherbrook Court

Beta PI Club Violet Johnson Sheraton Hotel Wayside Garden Club Mra. BE Wall Hillcrest Drive Wesley Memorial Church City Lake Altrona Club Sheraton Tom Sykes High Point Masonic Hall Wade Hiatt Burbank Garden Club Edgedale Drive Good Will Garden Club Hubert J. Rockwell Arlington Street Zinnia Show A. G. Douglas Parkway

Woman's Missionary Society Dinner At Ward Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the land M. and E. church met last night. Retiring president Mrs G R Ward hosted a dinner for 25 at her new home 1004 North Main Street. Officers elected include president Mrs C F Womble and vice president Mrs Ward.

Ella Pugh

Help for Tired Wives Mechanic Wife Aid Promised

Fragmentary medical advice note hints at a program aiding wives or women reporting fatigue. It references a doctor or formal figure, mentions a plan or promise and suggests a trial or treatment result. Read as a brief community health item with unclear specifics.

High Necklines Elevate Afternoon and Formal Attire

Fashion notes praise new high neck styles across outfits for daytime and formal events. Descriptions highlight a Schiaparelli blue afternoon frock with a high collar, bow, epaulettes, and a calf-length skirt, plus details on belt buckle and tailoring that flatter the figure.

Joan Savoy New Service

Local Society Pays Tribute to Mrs Ward and Docs Return

Expressions of appreciation marked Mrs Ward’s two year presidency as the society noted a fifth quilt for the parsonage and 14 new gowns loaned to the sick. Members listed include Mrs Push and many others. meeting closed with prayer. Miss Freese returns home from Burrus Memorial hospital improving after treatment.

Hutchison Elm Street Veigh Hutchison Miss Hutchison Mary Tinnin F. O. Whitt Ffth Esent Mesdames la Push J. B. Jones C. F. Womble W. A. Price Underwood Homer Taylor A. G. Willams Charles Lewis D. ©. Toomes

Stephens Bible Class Meets With Mrs Gueth

The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Charles Gueth at her home 237 Montheu avenue. Mrs. Thomas Willey will lead the session continuing the study of the Book of Exodus.

Stephens Gueth Charles Gueth Montheu Avenue Thomas Willey

Local Residents Return Home After Family Illnesses

George Ausband Jr. arrived from Danville Va to be with father G A Ausband Sr. who suffered a slight stroke at 460 South Main. Ruth Gale returns to Lexington after visiting Avil Ingram. Oss Carter Farriss leaves for New York City after three weeks with Mrs. R K Stewart. A A Team family returns from Sumter S C after the death of J J Team.

MR. Ausband G. A. Ausband South Main Street George Ausband, Jr Danville G. A. Ausband, Sr Ruth Gale Lexington Avil Ingram Carter Farriss New York City R. K. Stewart A. A. Team Laurel Ruth and Robbie Scott Street Sumter 8. C J. J. Team

Psychic bids in bridge by McKenney segue into curious plays

WM EK McKenney of the American Bridge League explains that after both sides pass in the constructive one over one system, third hand often bids a club or diamond to give partner a chance. This creates interesting situations as illustrated by a sample hand.

WM. EK. McKenney Sec American Bridge League

Bridge bidding and play excerpt with spade and heart sequence

In a bridge deal South passes North opens with one club East passes South bids two clubs West passes North considers passing to avoid trouble Play begins with East passing and opening ten of hearts West wins with ace and returns queen of hearts. West leads jack of spades which declarer wins with ace then leads jack of hearts discarding a spade. He then leads eight of hearts.

South West North East Hisner Bast

Neglect of Common Constipation Is a Serious Matter

A vintage medical note urges daily Kellogg All-Bran to prevent constipation and related headaches and fatigue. It touts the cereal’s bulk, iron content, and gentle cleansing action as a safer alternative to patent medicines, advising two tablespoons daily and medical advice if symptoms persist.

Maaan

High Point U D C Plans State Meeting Here October 10 12

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy completed plans for the state convention to be held October 10 through 12. Mrs. J. F. Hayden presided, with Mrs. G H Kearns hosting, and associate hostesses aiding. Delegates to the Baltimore General U D C Convention were named, and a nominating committee was formed for the new year. A paper on Raphael Semmes closed the session before a social hour.

Frank Smith Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Confederacy H. B. Robertson Smith Otteray Drive High Point Roberr Con Gheraton Hotel Mary Simmons Sheraton Charlies Barrer George Hutchens C. C. Garrett Roy Welborn Joe Snider Ruth Welborn Raphael Semmes Luther Jackson Asheville High Point U. D. C G. H. Kearns Hillcrest Drive J. F. Hayden Kearns F. N. Tate W. G. Ragsdale J. A. Morris H. A. Millis Baltimore John 8. Welborn GC. F. Tomlinson A. EB. Tate H. J. Coffeld Hayden R. H. Sechrest J. W. Hedrick C. H. Base

Chaplin's Two Boys Must Get Along on 350 Month

Hollywood Sept 26 Charlie Chaplin's two sons Charles Jr and Sidney must live on a 350 monthly allowance after a Los Angeles judge cut the prior 500. Mrs Liza Grey Chaplin will not account further as the ruling ends her guardianship. The dispute over expenditures sparked Mrs Chaplin to protest in court and deride the proceedings as ridiculous.

Hollywood Charlie Chaplin Charles Grail Los Angeles Liza Grey Chaplin Charles, Jr Sidney

Child recall questioned as Chaplin breaks down in court

Two boys aged 22 months were referenced as a judge questioned Chaplin. She hinted she remembered everything and cried hysterically prompting a court recess until she recovered.

Chaplin

North Carolina Nurses Plan Annual Convention in Twin City

The North Carolina State Nurses Association will hold its annual convention in the twin city October 10 to 12 with several hundred delegates. Renowned speakers include Dr J P Rousseau Miss Nettle Broglen Lillie Carey Harriet W Elliott Dr A G Brentzer J M Broughton Dr M W Zeigier and Pauline Finnell. New officers will be elected October 11.

North Carolina State Nurses’ Association J. P. Rousseau Winston-Salem Forsyth County Medical Society Miss Nettle Broglen of State Lillie Carey New York Harriet W. Elliott Woman's College of the University of North Carolina A. G. Brentzer Charlotte J. M. Broughton Raleigh M. W. Zeigier State Board of Health Pauline Finnell State Hospital

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