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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1922

Page

3

Society News Highlights From Local Church Activities

Circles of First Baptist and First Presbyterian hold Monday meetings with Mrs. Huff and at the hut on Green street. Cornelian club hosts Friday event on Johnson street with Mrs. Wheeler and guests. Invitations issued for the Rutledge Rutledge Moser Jr. nuptials at West End Baptist Church. Mission class at Wesley Memorial begins spring term with Mrs. Hayden. new book In Wimbo Nyamas Land by Thomas E. Reeves introduced.

A. B. Huff Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist ‘Church Roland Park Cornelian Fred Wheeler Johnson Street Chase Idol John Sheloff Circle Three First Baptist Church Franklin Johnson West Russell Street T. G. Shelton Cable Circle First Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary Green Street A. S. Caldwell Woman’s Society Ernest Shipman A. C. Rutledge Nellie Zavada Rutledge Francis A. Moser, Jr Aril West End Baptist Church High Point N. C Wesley Memorial Church Jesse Hayden Washington Street R. L. Waymick H. C. Kearns, Jr Hayden Wimbo- Nyamas Land Thomas E. Reeves

Community notices mix church, school and social events

Mrs James Stewart hosts the Woman s auxiliary of St Mary s church with Lent studies and plans for an April meeting and Charlotte auxiliary convention. High Point seniors discuss commencement, play direction by Miss Very Idol, and a farewell gift from class of 22. Nell Morris to wed Roland Holton at Main Street Methodist in Thomasville April 20. Courage theme for Baptist Young People Union meeting with speaker Ralph Asbury. Beta Pi Bridge honors Mrs Lee Kinney with a spring luncheon and table prizes. Juniors complete winter term with Y W C A party at the hut and officer elections.

James Stewart the Parkway St. Mary's Church High Point High School Miss Very Idol Nell Morris Thomasville Roland Holton Julius Arthur Morris Nell Reives Roland Tate Holton Main Street Methodist Church North Carolina Mr. Holton Miss Morris Lucile Holton High Point Nancy Lay Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church Ralph Asbury Katherine Brooks Jesus Lucy Griffith Mr. Asbury Ruby*Kirkman Disciples of Lee’ Kinney Charlotte Charles Kephart Elm Street Beta Pi Club Kinney Violet Johnson Oliver Causey Wade Marsh Nellie Muse Shubal Kirkman Tom Powell Thelma Wineskie John Peacock Comer Covington Phil Warner Garnet Pollock Walter Thomas Willis Slane T. VV. Rochelle Lawrence Matton Herbert Newbold Virginia Emswyler Lucy Hayes Edith Culler Katherine Snyder Gainty Pickford

Business Leaders and Guests Travel This Week

Personal notes report P S Chandler of Superior Veneer leaving tonight for Dayton for ten days on business. Mrs Chandler goes next week to Hampton Virginia to visit her daughter. Annie Pegram visits York South Carolina for a short relatives’ visit. Mrs Norwood Bowne and Elizabeth Bowne visit Hendersonville, Ruth Bowne returns with her to Fassifern school. Lucile Sherrod and Lucy Neal Carr visit from Greensboro college for a brief vacation. Mrs Edward Mungo and daughter Margaret Mungo were in Greensboro Friday.

Ss. P. Chandler Superior Veneer Company Dayton Ohio Mrs. Chandler Hampton Annie Pegram York S. C He Ee Norwood Bowne Elizabeth Bowne Hendersonville City Lucile Sherrod Lucy Neal Carr Greensboro College Edward Mungo Greensboro Margaret Mungo

Orpheum Week Promises Blackface Comedy and New Screen Offerings

The Orpheum unveils two top blackface comedians Zarrow e Yanks Bert Wallace and Id Baxter with Ruth Clid ence and other vaudeville acts. The week features a new bill Timger Lisabeth with special scenery and a midweek program change. On screen Miracles of the Jungle ends Monday Tuesday followed by Bebe Daniels in A Game Chicken. Friday and Saturday stars Ann Little in Nan of the North serial with action in Yellow stone Park.

The Orpheum Zarrow E ‘‘Yanks Bert Wallace Id Baxter Dainty Ruth Clidence Bebe Daniels Realart Ann Little Yellowstone Park

Buffalo Bill wanted to pass torch to Tom Mix

Tom Mix recounts at a luncheon hour during The Night Horsemen in Chicago how Buffalo Bill Cody proposed he take over the Buffalo Bill show. Cody praised Mix as the best horseman and dead shot, suggesting he continue the famed troupe after retirement.

United States Tom Mix Bill Cody, Jr Buffalo Bill Tom ‘Mix William Fox Tom Night Horsemen 101 Ranch Chicago Bill Cody Bill

Elks Big Show rehearsals promise larger production

Rehearsals for the Elks big show indicate a bigger and better program this year with Vera King Elizabeth Bowne and others in principal roles. Comedians from Salisbury to perform a special dance number. Tickets go on sale Monday at Ring's drug store with reservations from Greensboro Thomasville Lexington and Salisbury. a 4 PM street parade precedes the show.

Elks Vera King Elizabeth, Bowne Mildred Bedford Helen Rich Gurney Briggs Clarence Schultheiss Jack Anthony Walter Chandler James Stewart Ernest Welch John Raper Cameron Criddlebough Will Raper Ralph Edwards B. R. Thurman H. B. Fields Bob Morrow Virgil Garrett Salisbury Elks Committee Ring’s Drug Store the Elks Greensboro Thomasville Lexington

Greenville Man to Have Further Trial

Bonnie Andrews, after escaping death by electric chair, remains in Pitt County jail for an April term Superior court proceeding. He was convicted last fall of attacking a 12 year old girl after kidnapping her from a school in the Stokes area and forcing her to travel toward Washington. The sensational Greenville case saw a jury ask about reducing the charge, but the judge instructed a guilty or not guilty verdict.

Greenville Bonnie Andrews Pitt County Superior Dudley Raleigh Lyons Andrews Stokes Washington

Receiving New Members Daily in Chamber Campaign

The chamber of commerce reports steady gains as new members join daily following a published list. Names include Yee and Coal Dealers Artic Ice and Coal Co N B Petty P A Thomas Car Works Printing Office and Supply Co Basketeria R K E Jordan S W Swain J S Pickett Dr C H Teague E T Hedrick and Son W H Gurley Moffitt Underwear Co Tomlinson Chair Mfg Co H A Moffitt S H Tomlinson C F Tomlinson U S Provision Store Bruce Caraway Bradner York Furniture Co D H Bradner Welborn Supply Co Woodall Bros J Elwood Cox Mfg Co J D Cox W B Davis L R Terry Geo T Wood.

Chamber of Commerce F. J. Sizemore C. H. Teague E. T. Hedrick & Son KE. T. Hedrick W. H. Gurley Moffitt Underwear Co H. A. Moffitt Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Co S. H. Tomlinson C. F. Tomlinson U. S Bruce Caraway Bradner- York Furniture Co D. H. Bradner Welborn Supply Co Jno. S. Welborn Woodall Bros Woodall J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Co J. D. Cox W. B. Davis L.R. Terry Geo. T. Wood

Charlotte Moves Toward New Market House Plan

At a March 31 courthouse meeting a City Market Association was formed led by Mrs. R. E. McDowell with W. H. Pharr as vice president and Kope Elias Jr. as secretary. Officials from city and county groups attended, signaling strong support for a new city market house in Charlotte.

Charlotte R. E. McDowell W. H. Pharr Kope Elias, Jr Shumaker Raleigh North Carolina Agricultural Department Walker Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau of Agriculture County Federation of Woman's Clubs Charlotte Woman's Club Millsaps Statesville North Carolina East Trade Street

Building Permits Lead Month Before Building Permits Lead Month

Twenty seven building permits were granted in March by city building inspector A B Horney totaling 513865. Most permits covered new dwellings with some for factory and office structures and additions. March outlay more than double February 21896. A long list of permit locations and values follows, ending with a note on a Dorsetshire snake cluster containing 634 reptiles.

A. B. Horney W. H. Gibson Lee Street High Point Pad & Excelsior Co Mallory H.R. Williams Campbell Mary Ihogan Colonial Drive M. J. Wrenn College Rankin J. S. Fulton Thissell D. F. Suilley Kearns Tao Sars Cross West Green William Evans Leonard Hayworth Furniture Co Asheboro T. &. Houser Redding

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Friends Auxiliary Friends Church Holton-Morris Marvin Shields Moffitt Furnishing Co Gurney McCollum C. B. Houser Pickett H. G. Ferree Steele C. B. Solomon Cable A. Pink Samuels East Green R. C. Sheperd West Broad T. E. Hunt L. B. Jarvis Dorsetshire England Hart Drug Co South Main St Postoffice
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