College Has Brilliant Junior Senior Banquet
The High Point college junior senior banquet drew ninety guests in the dining room with pirate theme decorations and playful toasts. Guests heard an invocation by Mr. Harrison and performances by Miss Olive Thomas and Miss Anne Rob, with toastmaster Bill Ludwig coordinating the program.
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High Point College
Harrison
Yo-Ho
Ludwig
Dr. Humph
Olive Thomas
Anne Rob
Professor Hinshaw
Sue Martin
Chester Smith
Juanita Andrews
Kennett
Bob Denny
Galey
Bill Ludwig
Octason
Sermon and Services at First Methodist Protestant
The Rev. R L Farmer preaches on use of Sundays The morning program includes Estra Lita My Shepherd and Holy Holy Holy The evening talk covers commercialized Sunday amusements and baby golf courses The North Carolina conference names April Stewardship Month with a May 1 pledge goal Baptisms and church uniting opportunities offered for those detained Easter day
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R. L. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
Liddle
Anne Robbins
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
James Ellington
C. L. Gray, Jr
J. H. Mourane
God My Father
Huerter
Hosmer
North Carolina
Kirmess Dance Promised By Czechoslovakians
Society notes describe a revue like the Chauve Souris with a striking breath taking climax and brilliant costumes. Cast includes Ernes tine Hayes Lucy Wayes Grace Hutchison Hazel Shipman Slim Dallas Elliott Wood June Allman Gene Trader and others. Woman’s Auxiliary circles schedule Monday meetings with multiple hostesses listed.
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Ernestine Hayes
Lucy Wayes
Grace Hutchison
Hazel Shipman
Slim Dallas
Elliott Wood
June Allman
Gene Trader
Kirmess
Social notes from Greensboro and Winston-Salem area visitors
Mr and Mrs Silas McBee spent Saturday afternoon in Greensboro. Charles Branham of Chicago visits Mrs C 8 bn on West Circle rive. Mrs W L Pierce of Charlotte attended the exhibition golf match at the country club. Miss Helen Edwards visits Miss Mary Jordan in Winston Salem. Mrs J A Woolsey and Mrs W B Hall dined with friends in Winston Salem. Ray Perdue of Statesville spends the weekend here on a business trip. Perdue formerly sports editor of The Enterprise and now coach at Statesville High School. Mrs J R Bissell is recuperating at her home after appendicitis surgery at High Point hospital. Mrs Bissell was born Nannie Morton of Bonnie Betty Beauty Shoppe. Mrs A A Hill is recovering from pleurisy at home.
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Charles Branham
Chicago
Mrs. C. 8. Bn
West Circle Rive
W. L. Pierce
Charlotte
Ray Perdue
Statesville
Mr. Perdue
the Enterprise
Statesville High School
J. R. Bissell
Wesley Place
High Point Hospital
Bissell
Nannie Morton
Bonnie Betty
Trout bait box sent to former president
Manitowoc inventor John W Wattawa sent his patented trout bait box to former President Calvin Coolidge. Wattawa explained fishing is his hobby and sought Coolidge’s opinion on the invention.
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Manitowoc
Wis
John W. Wattawa
Calvin Coolidge
Wattawa
Coolidge
Finnish women press repeal petition gains 4000 votes
A Finnish petition campaign to repeal the prohibition law collected about 4000 signatures in the initial days of circulation. The effort reflects organized opposition to the ban and aims to reverse Prohibition era restrictions.
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Helsingfors
North Carolina College Names Queens And Sponsors
North Carolina State College appoints Rosalind Paul of Pantego as Queen of the Student Body. Josephine Boone of Lumberton to sponsor the 1931 track team led by captain George McGinn of Charlotte. Margaret Herrington of Raleigh named Newspaper Queen by Roy H. Park editor of The Technician. Pauline Sherrill of Spencer to sponsor First Battalion of the ROTC as Little Adjutant, sponsored by Stacy Lloyd.
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Rosalind Paul
Pantego
North Carolina State College
Dan M. Paul
Josephine Boone
Lumberton
George McGinn
Charlotte
Roy H. Park
Dobson
Margaret Herrington
Raleigh
Park
Technician
Pauline Sherrill
Spencer
R. O. T. C. Corps
Stacy Lloyd
Brierfield Chapter Meets At Thomasville
The Brierfield chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. J. Q. Miller and Miss Melissa Kinney’s home on West Main street with Mrs. J. A. Green as associate hostess. Plans were made for a May 9 dinner in honor of Davidson County Confederate veterans and a program featured an insight into Brierfield, Jefferson Davis’s home.
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Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. Q. Miller
Melissa Kinney
West Main Street
J. A. Green
Annie Hall
H. T. Hethcock
Chaof
Davidson County
Ralph Wilson
Jefferson Davis
Evening Bridge at Finch Home on East Main Street
Members of the Night Bridge club met Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs Austin Finch residence on East Main Street for a three table bridge session. Prizes awarded to Mrs R M Cooksey and George D Finch with visitors Miss Alliene Hoover and Dr O R Hodgin receiving prizes. Refreshments served after the games with tulips jonquils adorning the living room.
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Raymond Phillips
Stewart Yow
Maie Snell
Marie Jones
Lucy Eason
Annie Yow
Ella Outland
Sara Adams
Nell Hoover
Ruth Martin
Helen Hinkle
Margaret Bethea
Lucy Hazelwood
Mary B Sullivan
Annie Mae Atwater
Annie Bullard
Lambeth
Night Bridge Club
Austin Finch
East Main Street
R. M. Cooksey
George D. Finch
Alliene Hoover
0. R. Hodgin
Finch
Zed Griffith
O. R. Hodgin
J. Walter Lambeth
Glenn Pennington
Flunked She Sues College For Degree
Milwaukee teacher Miss Mary Keenan seeks a circuit court order to force Marquette University to award a master of arts degree after her 1920 exam reportedly earned a higher grade.
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Milwaukee
Mary Keenan
Marquette University
Mrs J F Kirk Visits Greensboro Friend
Mrs J F Kirk returned to her Greensboro home Friday after a week spent here as the guest of Mrs G Marshall Hoover.
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J. F. Kirk
Greensboro
G. Marshall Hoover
Postal Telegraph to Offer Air Travel Reservations
Arrangements completed between Postal Telegraph Cable Company and five major American air transport firms bring air travel reservations to Postal Telegraph offices nationwide. The network includes Transcontinental and Western, Eastern Air Transport, American Airways, Western Air Express, and Mid-Continental Air Express and starts around May 1. Colonel Griswold states the move extends public service by integrating telegraph and aviation networks.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
American Air Transport Companies
Postal Telegraph
Transcontinental and
Western Air, Inc
Eastern Air Trainsport, Inc
American Airways, Inc
Western Air Express
Mid-Continental Air Express
United States
Griswold
Telegraph
Public Postal Telegraph Services Promote Coordinated Communications
Public messenger services of Postal Telegraph advance international systems and build coordinated radio wire and cable communications for the benefit of the people of the United States, continually seeking to inaugurate new services.
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United States
Longworth Sister Won’t Seek Political Office
Archie Roosevelt stated that Mrs. Nicholas Longworth has never and will not seek political office. He said she will return to Washington when needed but Cincinnati is her home and she plans to make it so in the future. He added she has no other future plans.
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Cincinnati
Archie Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Cable-telephone Run Ties Key West to File and Ukar
A cable-telephone system linking Key West File and Ukar has been completed at a cost of 80000 dollars. The project shortens distances and enhances communication between the three locations.
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Key West
Job Of The Month Club Formed In Fort Atkinson
A group in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin formed the Job Of The Month Club to aid the unemployed. Members pledged to provide for those out of work through organized monthly assistance.
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Fort Atkinson
Wis
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. J. M. Mathews
Members of the High Point chapter A. D. E. pay tribute to the memory of Mrs. J. M. Mathews. The resolutions express sorrow and humble submission to God, request minutes be updated, and copies sent to the family and the High Point Enterprise. Dated April 8, 1931.
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J. M. Mathews
High Point
A. D
High Point Enterprise
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Eugene Beauty Shoppe
Beautiful
Dial Greensboro
Eugene
N. C
Simpson
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Wesley Memorial Circle Meetings
Wesley Memorial Church
C. Clark
Parkway
W. F. Plemming
Grover Kester
J. O. Arthur
West Farris Avenue
BE. N. Allen
Frank Ogburn
G. Ray Jordan
Washington Street
L. F. Tuttle
EB. A. Hatcher
F. Wall
Lindsay Street
A. E. Frasier
Alice Pitts
C. F. Haeflinger
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
R. P. Cook
E. F. Long
J. A. Hart
John Lindsay
Kent Nance
Rachael Wall
Mona Hartville
Mary Strader
Silas McBee
Helen Edwards
Mary Jordan
Winston-Salem
J. A. Woolsiey
W. B. Hall
A. A. Hill
Fourth Street
Special Delivery Service
High Point Ice & Coal Co
West Broad Street
McKinley Davis
N. C. State College
Joserema Boone
Taft
Mss
Margaret
Harrington
Sherri
Rosarino
Pau N.C
Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Dove School
Audi
Elsie Doxey
Clara Harrison
Florence Lawrence
Beulah Norment
J. A. McMillan
McMillan
Mills Home
Mary Faison Covington
Elizabeth Yow
FE. W. Cates
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Mr. Yow
G. H. Yow
Maks
J. BE. Kirkman
J. & Welborn
J. F. Hayden
Squibb’s
Squibb
Magnesia
Petrolatum
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