Five High Point entrants win in state music contest
At Greensboro college the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs state contest named five High Point entrants winners, with A C Lovelace Jr and his brother winning first in Class E piano solo and piano duo. Other top placers include Shirley Silver, Mark Lovelace, and Bobby Gayle in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Greensboro College
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Mark Lovelace
Shirley Silver
Bobby Gayle
Sidney Gayle
Fedeation
Luther L. Gobbel
Hickory
Rhythm Orchestra
Red and White
Salisbury
Joseph Ward
Robersonville
Victor Melts
Greensboro
Melvin Sipe
Lincolnton
Marveign Cloud Cockfield
Billy Bob Patterson
Cyril Banke Moffitt
Winston- Salem
George Devereaux
Mack Alspatzh
Winston-Salem
Pat Edwards
Mortford
Johnny Taylor
Margaret McMillan
Belmont Girls Glee Club
George Manos
Barbara Ann Owen
Glenda McMillan
Lydia Blackwelder
Dotty Lou Flint
Billy Speas
Josephine Hartmay
Sara Jean Austin
Albemarle
Sola
Austin
Martha Ivey
Emily Hine
Evelyn Whitlock
Jessie Mae Petree
Helen Timmons
Mary Catherine Frye
Juanita Miller
E. H. Alden
Meredith College
Raleigh
B. F. Swalin
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Hugh Altwater
Woman's College
George C. Eichhorn
Robert Chapman
Flora McDonald College
Red Springs
Ruth Martin
Blanche Burrus
Grace Robinson
Queens-Chicora College
Charlotte
Raymond Brietz
Clifford Baer
Salem College
Parents Day Observed At Woman's College May Day Festivities
Greensboro April 56 Parents of all students at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina are invited by Dr. W C Jackson to spend May 1 at the college attend classes with their daughters and witness the traditional May Day festival on the front campus. Miss Linda Mitchell will preside over the May Day ceremony.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
W. C. Jackson
Woman's College
Linda Mitchell
Averette N. Mitchell
Fairmont
Miss Mitchell
North Carolina
Asheville
Elizabeth Gant
Burlington
Wilfred Schlosser
Mary Elizabeth Sanders
Roxboro
Geraldine Spinks
Raleigh
Hortense Jones
Laura Abernathy
Hickory
Alethea Hough
Oak Ridge
Doris Cockerham
Mount Airy
Anne Belton
Winston-Salem
Social Calendar Highlights Week Activities
A dense weekly schedule lists club meetings and events. The Wayside Garden Club hosts Mrs. R. A. Sheroff on Johnson Street with speaker Virginia Gardens, Emerywood Country Club hosts a bi weekly bridge party, W.O.T. club guests at Alberta Apartment, BPW Club hosts a vocational guidance banquet with Mrs. G. E. Crowell, and BP Girls meet at the Hut. Other gatherings include study clubs and nurses society meetings with various host homes and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
R. A. Sheroff
Johnson Street
R. T. Amos
Virginia Gardens
Emerywood Country Club
James Armstrong
John C. Abels
G. W. Clark
Alberta
Business and Professional Women's Club
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
G. E. Crowell
N. C. Employment Service
Thomasville
Business and Professional Girls Club
University Sermon by Berea President Set for April 11
Dr. William J. Hutchins president of Berea College will preach the second university sermon of the spring at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro on Sunday evening April 11. The Piedmont club of Berea alumni plans a dinner meeting in Greensboro at 1 o'clock with Hutchins as speaker. Frank Dix Greensboro Boy Scout executive leads the local alumni group spanning Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Greensboro
William J. Hutchins
Berea College
Berea
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Hutchins
Piedmont Club
Dr. Hutchins
Frank Dix
Berea Livieg
Piedmont
Virginia
Fers
Mrs W W Gluyas To Entertain Club
The Twentieth Century Study W W Gluyas at its regular meeting this week. The meeting will take place Wednesday morning at ten o'clock at the home of the hostess 1315 Greenway drive.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
Roland Park
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Les Brown
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
English Street
Jewish Ladies Aid Society Plans Monthly Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of B N A I Israel Synagogue will meet at Mrs. Max Lamet’s home on Ray Street Wednesday at 8 30. All members are asked to attend this regular gathering.
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Jewish Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Max Lamet
Ray Street
City Union
City Union Christian Endeavor
Bera Brown
Fast Green Street
Dozier Circle
The
West End Baptist Church
P. A. Snyder
Walnut Street
Green ST
Green Street Baptist Church
Mary Stevens
Y. W. C. A. Board Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Board of Directors of the YWCA will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the hut. Mrs W C Bureger hosted a birthday party for her son Shelley Lee on Saturday from 2 to 4 at her Route 2 home with pink and white decor. Zula Mae Spencer led games as guests Maxine Teague Estine Morris J W Long Helen Mann Donald Ray Mann Jimmie Dugegler and Mary Louise Dugger attended the celebration.
Seeking a United Home and Family
A husband confesses a ten month separation and failed efforts to find work and reconcile. He describes leaving his job, roaming widely, returning home, and facing his wife’s demand to move towns. He urges proving a genuine change of heart and securing a real home and family security.
Question from "Disgusted" about loving wife and home duties
A reader named Disgusted confesses uncertainty about love for his wife and seeks guidance on how to build a home with his partner. The message requests practical steps to improve commitment, communicate feelings, and establish family stability.
Family Ties and Moving Homes in a Troubled Marriage
A writer weighs the impact of location on marriage arguing that family ties and shared interests matter more than town of residence. The author questions why the wife seeks a new start and whether the home town’s memories of a breakup and drifting friendships influence her decision.
Do Not Give Up Too Easily, A Family First Reminder
The message urges enduring effort over ten months, easing anxiety in a wife, and prioritizing family over old habits of running around. It encourages hard work and dedicating spare time to wife and family to restore stability.
Making a Home After Strain in Marriage Noted
The message urges patience and effort to reassure a wife loyal to her husband and settle happiness in the hometown. It acknowledges a hard lesson causing unhappiness but encourages time, understanding, and determination to build a home for the family despite scars.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Appeals to The Enterprise Readers
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Owens Owens and James O Neals March 28 1937 marriage announced
The wedding of Miss Essie Owens to James Gray O Neal was solemnized Monday March 28 1937 in Martineville Virginia. Rev Stokes Jett officiated. Mrs O Neal and Mrs Carrie Belle Hucks witnessed the ceremony and the couple will reside in Southmont near their families.
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Essie Owens
James Gray O'Neal
Martineville
Stokes Jett
Virginia
Carrie Belle Hucks
Clarence Heckler
O'Neal
J. C. Owens
Southmont
W. &. O'Neal
Maple Street
Ruth Pollock Named Sponsor For Greensboro Hal Kemp Dance
Miss Ruth Pollock of Greensboro chosen sponsor from High Point for the Hal Kemp event hosted by the Buccaneer club. The dance starts at 9 30 Wednesday night at the Trianon ballroom Winter Garden Greensboro with guests from across the state. Assisting as sponsors are Mildred Hood Beverly Reaves Dorothy Spears Mary Richardson Jeanette Martinoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pollock
High Point
Hal Kemp
Buccaneer Club
Greensboro
Trianon Ballroom
Winter Garden
North Rim Street
North Carolina
Rocky Mount
Misa Pollock
The
Goories
Mildred Hood
Beverly Reaves
Dorothy Spears
Mebane
Mary Richardson
Reidsville
Jeanette Martinoni
Albemarle
Lotus Club Meets at Mrs. White Home
Mrs. Harry White entertained Lotus club members at 715 West Farriss avenue Friday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. A. W. Robertson for daily papers and a costume flower, as Josephine Mourane was welcomed into membership.
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Harry White
Lotus Club
West Farriss Avenue
Jack Taylor
A. W. Robertson
Josephine Mourane
Mesdames
J. W. Hedrick
D. H. Hall, Jr
Boy Confesses to Shiloh Tabernacle Fire in Zion
Thomas Griffith a 19 year old youth confessed to starting the Shiloh tabernacle and WCBD radio fire in Zion saying he sought revenge on Wilbur Glenn Voliva. He reportedly poured kerosene under the floor and set lumber ablaze causing a three story building to burn. Voliva valued the loss at 600000 dollars and called the fire incendiary. Griffith telephoned police after fearing arson charges would hurt four innocent men. He blamed Voliva over a burial dispute with his foster mother Mrs Steiner last July.
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Voliva
North Shore
Paul McElroy
Griffith
McElroy
Ruesch
John Steiner
Local residents share weekend visits and recovered health notes
About People Missa Fay Caudle returns home after two weeks with sister Mrs W B Cannon in Spartanburg South Carolina. Mrs James E Pickard moved from Burrus Memorial hospital to Mrs J B Bodenheimer's home on West Lexington Avenue. Miss Marian Elliott from 401 Parkway attended Wake Forest Tri Fraternity dances in Durham. Several families hosted guests from Asheville Greenville Pittsboro and Merry Oaks. Banks Totten Jr born March 27 to Banks T Totten and wife at 1408 North Main Street.
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Missa Fay Caudle
Alfred Street
W. B. Cannon
Spartanburg
S. C
James E. Pickard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. B. Bodenheimer
Lexington Avenue
Marian Elliott
Parkway
Durham
Wake Forest Tri-Fraternity
Banks Totten, JR
Banks T. Totten
Banks Thomas, Jr
North Main Street
LSU Buys 18 Hole Golf Course For Students
Louisiana State University purchased an 18 hole golf course for students with funds drawn from football gate receipts. The deal transfers ownership to the university campus athletics program.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Cannon Mills stockholders set annual meeting date
Stockholders of the Cannon Mills company will hold their annual meeting in Kannapolis on April 18.
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Kannapolis
Cannon Mills Company
Catawba High Point Baseball Game Postponed
Salisbury report says the Catawba versus High Point baseball game scheduled for today was postponed due to wet grounds and will be made up later in the week.
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Salisbury
William Ingram Faces 10 Year Sentence In Bell Shooting
Kinston April 5. William Ingram faced a 10 year sentence today after pleading assault with a deadly weapon for shooting Mayor E H Bell of Mayeville several months ago.
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Kinston
William Ingram
E. H. Bell
Mayeville
Ingram
Junior-Senior Reception At Asheboro High
Asheboro high school hosts its annual Junior-Senior reception and dance in a French Provincial setting inside the new gymnasium. Guests include school officials, teachers, and student leaders with a pantomime, mystery couple reveal, and performances by the student club and orchestra. A later item notes the marriage of Radie Skeen’s daughter and Henry Kennedy of Trinity at Randolph County courthouse.
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Asheboro
Asheboro High School
A. R. Hix
F. C. Craven
Don McGlohon
Wiley Ward
G. W. Hayworth
Mozelle Kearns
Mahlon King
Bud Hedrick
Catherine Kearns
Reginald Turner
Massa Lambert
C. G. Smith
Smith
Sue Cothran Smith
Nolan Barnes
John Garrett
Tiffany Barnes
Virginia Barker
Truett Frazier
Clara Gill
Mary Little Steele
Mildred Millsaps
Howard Brown
John G. Prevette
E. L. Hedrick
Mabel Robertson
Cornelia Ayers
Wiley L. Ward
Hilda Henley
Helen Phillips
Mahler King
Clas
Marie Craven
Doris Crawford
Jack Pugh
Sam Taylor
Maxine Cole
Harris Coffin
Askippine
Margaret Alexander
Julia Alexander
Jean Platt
Patsy Anne Storr
Jean Blalock
Dorothy Brown
Ruth Collins
Frances Burrows
Pauline Foster
Helen Foster
Helen Cheek
Margaret Stowe
Mattie Lee Staley
Vera Harkey
Dorothy Presnell
Frances Ridge
Fenny Lane
Favors
George Burkhead
Johnny Rides Frazier Nance
Edgar Thomas
Lawrence Burges
Radie Skeen
E. D. Skeen
Trinity
Henry C. Kennedy
R. C. Kennedy
Randolph County
J.T. Lambert
High Pointer Makes Visit To Alabama
Eight University electrical engineering seniors and juniors visited Alabama Polytechnic Institute for the Southeastern District meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. They traveled with Professor E. W. Winkler and included J. A. Marsh of High Point, Murray Honeycutt of Lexington, Joe Star of Parkukarkus Peru, Haywood Sparger of Mount Airy, Edward Willingham of Wilmington, J. B. Willingham of Wilmington, S. G. Hawfield of Concord, and Edward Outlaw of Goldsboro.
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Chapel Hill
Electrical Engineering
Sunder
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
E. W. Winkler
J. A. Marsh
High Point
Murray Honeycutt
Lexington
Joe Star
Parkukarkus
Peru
Haywood Sparger
Mount Airy
Edward Willingham
Wilmington
J. B. Willingham
S. G. Hawfield
Concord
Edward Outlaw
Goldsboro
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C. F. Tomlinson
High Point Cooperation Concert Association
Irvin Odcestricher
Community Concert Association of
Columbia Concert Management
Salisbury Association
Oestricher
Tomlinson
Salisbury Concert Association
Nino Martini
Perkinsons
North Main
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Monthey Avenue
Mereritt
T. E L
Young Women's Christian Association
Persia
Owens-O'Neal
Boy
Glenn Vo Ae
Edi
J. A. Jones
West End
G. F. Rule
R. G. Crawford
Grimes Street
Frank Wiley
Pittsboro
Merry Oaks
N. C
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