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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1934

Page

8

Mrs Webb Webb Hostess At Afternoon Club Meeting

Mrs BE Webb of Thomasville hosted the Afternoon Book club on Salem street for a regular meeting. Mrs GC Newby presided as president and the group exchanged club books while six Cauthor and Ives prints were discussed and explained by Mrs James E Lambeth who led the program. A dining room repast followed with Easter favors and a three course meal, and a musical finale featuring Mrs Rankin and a hymn led by the group.

Thomasville Mar BE. L. Webb Salem Street GC. H. Newby James E. Lambeth Mrs. Webb Mesdames C. H. Newby James EB. Lambeth H. Mahone BE. F. Pepper R. K. Farrington David Long, Jr Irvin Barnhardt J. W. Hawthorne R. W. Crews Alvah Boyles Rankin “Dean

Birthday Tribute To Mrs Lambeth By Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society of South Main Street Methodist Church held an interactive surprise party at the Methodist Hut on Randolph Street Friday evening honoring Mrs S S Lambeth president emeritus on her birthday. Guests included family and church leaders as tributes were paid noting her twenty five years as president and honorary head of the organization.

Woman's Missionary Society of South Main Street B. J. Poe Cty Lam W. W. Rankin Durham Charles Lambeth James B. Lambeth City W. A. Lambeth High Point Dwight W. Ware Main Street Poe R. M. Cooksey

Miss Mary Rucker Visits From Charlotte For Easter

Miss Mary Rucker arrived Thursday from Charlotte to spend the Easter holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs H D Rucker on West Point avenue.

Mary Rucker Charlotte Queens Chicora College H. D. Rucker West Point Avenue

Miss Jones Heads to Red Oak for Easter Holidays

Miss Marie Jones departed this morning for Red Oak to spend the Easter holidays with her sister Mrs. E B Jennings. She expects to return home on Tuesday.

Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett Guests With Hethcock

Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett of High Point spends the weekend with her aunt Mrs H T Hethcock on West Main Street.

Mabel Hoover Hargett High Point H. T. Hethcock West Main Street

Myers and Wilsons Visit Magnolia Gardens in Washington

John R. Myers with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson and their daughter Alice Lambeth travel to Charleston? No, to Charles Town Washington for a weekend visit to Magnolia Gardens.

John R. Myers Ralph Wilson Alice Lambeth Charleston, D. C Magnolia Gardens

Lambeth Family Plans Holidays After Durham Visit

Mrs. James FE. Lambeth and Mrs. G. W. Lyles spent Thursday in Durham and were accompanied home by James Lambeth Jr. a Duke University student who will spend the holidays here.

James FE. Lambeth G. W. Lyles Durham James Lambeth, Jr Duke University

Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs F B Lambeth at Randolph Street

Mrs F B Lambeth hosted a family dinner on Randolph Street Friday evening for her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charlies Lambeth and Charles Jr, Mr and Mrs W W Rankin and William Rankin, Mr and Mrs James Lambeth and son Frok, with a three course meal and a beautifully decorated cake as the centerpiece.

Greensboro Visitor Spends Break With Cochrane Family

Tom Cochrane of Greensboro is spending a few days here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Cochrane.

Tom Cochrane Greensboro Mrs G. T. Cochrane

Harston William family visiting from Mount Airy

Mr and Mrs Harston William with their son Ben are spending the weekend in town with Mrs Williamson's mother Mrs Molise Snell on Myers Street.

Mrs. Harston Williamson Ben Mount Airy

Dorothy Moore Visits With Salem College Family

Miss Dorothy Moore, a Salem College student, spends the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, sharing time at home and catching up on family news.

Dorothy Moore Salem College Mrs Carl Moore

Miss Gladys Black Visits During Easter Holidays

Miss Gladys Black a student at the Woman's College Greensboro has arrived to spend the Easter holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black at their home on Lexington avenue.

Gladys Black The Woman's College Greensboro Mrs Arthur Black Lexington Avenue

Kinney Family Guests From Washington D C Over Holidays

Mr and Mrs Clark Kinney and their children arrived Friday afternoon from Washington D C and will spend the holidays at the home of Miss Malissa Kinney and Mr and Mrs J Q Miller on West Main Street.

Clark Kinney Washington, D. C Malissa Kinney J. Q. Miller West Main Street

Miss Elsie Farrington Spends Easter at Coolee Mee

Miss Elsie Farrington is spending the Easter holidays at Coolee Mee. The outing marks a cheerful pause in the social calendar as residents note the return of springtime leisure.

Elsie Farrington Cooleemee

Rankin Family Visits Easter at Grandmother's Side

Mr and Mrs W W Rankin Jr and their children from Durham are spending the Easter holidays with Mrs Rankin s mother Mrs F B Lambeth and Mr and Mrs Thomas Rocker also noted in the visit news from the local area.

W. W. Rankin, Jr Durham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rocker

Machado Supporter Wounded in Cuban Telephone Building Battle

A former secret policeman under ex president Machado was gravely wounded today in a wild shooting affray inside the Cuban Telephone Company building lobby. Eye witnesses said he was shot by a secret police guard as shots rang out and soldiers nearby fired dozens of rounds, causing great excitement but no casualties.

Machado

Entre Nous Club to Meet at Mrs Rankins Home

Members of the Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs. A M Rankin at her home on Church street Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Entre Nous Club A. M. Rankin Church Street Mothopra Wesley Memorial Church 6 P. Kiser Bain Avenue W. H. Steichey Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society City Christian Endeavor Unit Glad Girls First Baptist Church F'mer Biddy

Dinner guests visit Mrs. G H Yow Friday night

Two individuals were guests of Mrs. G H Yow, returning to their home later that evening after spending time with the matron on Friday.

G. H. Yow

Miss Betsy Perry Yow Visits Grandmother for Holidays

Miss Betsy Perry Yow of High Point is spending the holidays with her grandmother Mrs. G. H. Yow.

Betsy Perry Yow High Point G. H. Yow

Miss Ruby Matthews and Miss May Simpson Leave for Washington

Miss Ruby Matthews and Miss May Simpson departed Saturday morning for Washington D C to spend the holidays with relatives and friends under travel arrangements announced by their families.

Ruby Matthews May Simpson Washington, D. C

Ricardson and Hobgood Family Visit Easter Relatives

Mr and Mrs Carl Ricardson and Edward Hobgood departed to spend Easter with relatives at Thermal City.

Carl Ricardson Edward Hobgood Thermal City

Easter Visit of Duke Students Arrives in Covington Home

Miss Mary Faison Covington arrives to spend Easter with her mother Mrs. T J Covington. Her guest is Miss Gladys Souder of Macon Georgia. Both are students at Duke University.

Mary Faison Covington T. J. Covington Gladys Souder Macon, Ga Duke University

License Plates and Driver Tests for Safer Highways

The writer argues for a driver’s license system to improve road safety, suggesting a rigid test for licensing and a two dollar reduction on license plates to fund permits. The piece contends many would lose their licenses if tested, but overall safety and lives saved justify the measure.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh High Point Charlotte Raleigh Tter Bagatelle W. L. Marshall

Miss Frances McCrary Heads to Mountain Lakes Visit

Miss Frances McCrary leaves Friday night for Mountain Lakes New Jersey to be guest during the coming week of Miss Betty Allardice.

Frances McCrary Mountain Lakes N. J Betty Allardice

Ohio Opens First Blind Children’s Care Institution in 1837

The state of Ohio established an institution for the care of blind children in 1837, marking a pioneering effort in specialized education and welfare for the visually impaired. The facility reflected early 19th century attitudes toward charity and public responsibility.

Ohio

Easter Brother Brown Honored for Odd Fellowship and Charity

A memorial tribute extols Brother Brown for his Odd Fellowship service in North Carolina. He attended Grand Lodge meetings and competed in unwritten work, supported the Goldeboro orphan home, and was trusted to do right in all dealings. The piece ends with a hopeful note on heavenly healing and understanding.

North Carolina Grand Lodge Goldeboro Brother Brown Mary Martha

High Point Students Attend Wake Forest Centenary

Three High Point students join Wake Forest College for the century old institution’s centennial events. T. Hensley Jr., B. G. Leonard Jr., and G. C. Lewis participate in campus life while Wake Forest unveils plans for a new administration building and auditorium after fires.

Wake Forest Mar High Point Wake Forest College T. Hensley, Jr T. Hensley B. G. Leonard, Jr B. G. Leonard G. C. Lewis G. Leonard, Jr Philomathesian Literary Society Old Gold and Black Baptist Student Union William Amos Johnson Gore

In Memoriam of Wiley T Brown Stated by Reption Lodge

Members of Reption Lodge No 638 I C C F mourn the death of W T Brown a loyal Odd Fellow true to the order. They extend heartfelt sympathy to relatives and friends recognizing his absence in the lodge room and the city community where he lived.

Reption Lodge No W. T. Brown Brown Brother Brown

Sheep Introduced On North American Continent In 1609

A historical note records that sheep were introduced to North America in the year 1609 marking an early phase of colonial animal husbandry. This event highlights early transatlantic livestock movements and the spread of European farming practices.

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Webb Thomasville George W. Vanderbilt Cornelia Vanderbilt Cecil Court Resson Paria Johnness Amherst Cecil Ay Sons Entre Nous Woman's Missionary Union of Baptist Churches R. A. Knight Hoyle Love 8. M. Koonce Virginia Clinard K. L. Shipwash Robert Hughes Hilliard Memorial Church Ant A. Lee Gibson Reuben Preasler Pauline Miller C. C. Stout Wesley Mem Auxtlaary Woman's Missionary Auxiliary Archdale W. M Woman's Missionary Society of the Archdale M. E Beatrice Marie Moser M. FP. Endeavorers Christian Endeavor Society First Methodist Protestant Church Priend Central Friend's Church West Washington Street County Tax Office W. Washington Street T. R. Short High Point Township A. C. Hudson Guilford County High Point Boys Wiley T. Brown Goodrich Gold & Black Silvertown Carolina Vulcanizing Co J. Pred Lamb, Prop Wrenn
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