Rainbow Assembly to Meet at Masonic Hall Tuesday
The Rainbow Assembly will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o clock at the Masonic Hall. Initiation members should be present.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1928
Page
6
The Rainbow Assembly will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o clock at the Masonic Hall. Initiation members should be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Murray leave this morning on the Crescent Limited for San Antonio to attend the Retail Furniture Dealers Association meeting and Rose Pageant, planning a ten to fourteen day absence. Invitations have been received for the Ingram Hollowell wedding of Margaret Wilson Hollowell and Lawrence Munsey Ingram at Elizabeth City on April 28, with a return home after May 10. The High Point College junior senior banquet will be held in the dining hall Wednesday with the two upper classes attending and other guests invited for an evening of program and menu.
A junior arranged program includes invocation by Prof. T. C. Johnson, welcome by William Hunter, toasts and responses from Dorothy Hoskins J. E. Carroll, Keith Harrison, Prof. R. M. Andrews, Garnett Hinshaw, Louise Holmes, Riley Martin, Pauline Whitaker, Prof. P. F. Lindley, Miss St. Claire, Juanita Amick, Lawton Hill, Antonios Antonakos, and others. Includes solos and a Japanese dance.
Mrs. Ray B Wardell and Miss Margie Russell visited friends in Raleigh and Cary yesterday. Dr. and Mrs H B Hiatt hosted Br and Mrs Coffin of Chapel Hill as guests in Roland Park. Mr Coffin heads the journalism department at the University and will address High Point College journalism class at a banquet tonight. Miss Katherine Whitener of Greensboro College For Women spent the weekend at home with guests Misses Aline Hazel Chamblee and Ruby Braswell students at the college.
News from Greenly Island Labrador reports Schiller and Dr Cuisinier reached the ice bound Greenly Island after flying from Murray Bay. Efforts to aid the Bremen crew include a second Canadian plane from St Agnes to Seven Islands and preparations by Junkers to supply fuel and parts.
The Irish aviator and two companions left Greenly Island in a Canadian transcontinental airways plane and will be taken to Father Point or Quebec as weather allows before continuing to New York. Baron von Huenefeld and Captain Koehl stay to repair the plane for a possible New York flight. The group's fate was discussed amid the ongoing transatlantic attempt.
Raleigh reports the Caledonia prison farm in Halifax county saw a smaller outbreak than last spring. Dr. Norman helped restore order as the ringleaders were corralled and most inmates returned to work. A few refused and arguments occurred, but no full strike developed.
Detectives said Mrs. Bowen fell or jumped in an incident that left the couple’s Washington Square apartment in shock. Bowen rushed to the police station after being told of her death and pleaded with his wife at the scene.
The Normal high school announced its honor roll for last month. Twenty four students earned spots across all grades. Five achieved A grades on all subjects. Names include Leslie Truesdell, Josephine Griffin, Walter Goldston, J Norvell Caveness, and Madge Moore among seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with various grade totals listed.
Stern denies affidavits from the Maynard and Woodward cotton firm of Utica New York that Arthur R. Marsh of New York claimed its business collapsed under cut-throat competition from Anderson Clayton and Company of Houston Texas. The documents say any value loss came from the cotton spinning mood in the area and deny submission through fear of Anderson Clayton.
Overnight and domestic briefs report Cuisiner and Schiller aviators reaching Greenly Island after a 400 mile flight from Seven Islands. Dirigible Italia faces headwinds en route from Milan to Stolp. Iceberg collision kills two on Montrose near St John NB. Pearl necklace valued at 235000 recovered by police. Six American tourists escape a landslide near Prigal. Coolidge accepts a statue for the hall of fame. Nyore defends remarks about the governor and Sinclair. Olvany departs for New York after visiting Smith. Fortieth body recovered from a dance hall wreck. Prohibition agent besieged by police in federal building. Brookhart accuses Dawes of using relief as political football. Lindbergh makes surprise Grand Canyon hop. Araki arrives in Seattle after world tour seaplane flight. Mrs Lorna Bowson falls from a New York apartment window. Back Bay station New Haven railroad burns, $506000 loss. New York steamer refloated after grounding. Glenna Collett wins Pan American women’s amateur golf title, defeating Marion Turpie.
Miss Lottie Coe age 78 died at her Fairfield road home at 8 15 this morning after a 12 month illness. Survived by four sisters and one brother. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 pm at Fairfield M P Church home with burial in Fairfield cemetery.
Tulsa dispatch reports a fatal hotel blaze with one man killed and several injured. The upright cause remains under investigation as fire crews battle the flames and authorities assess property damage.
Mrs Fitzmaurice wife of Commandant James E Fitzmaurice trans Atlantic flier has accepted invitation to travel to New York aboard the Dresden sailing from Cork on April 21 The announcement comes from the North German Lloyd Steamship line
Patrolman George J Zientara was shot and killed in Toledo during a gun battle with a gang that robbed an American Express guarded truck and escaped with three safes containing money and checks totaling $10,000.
T W Lawrence Randolph county man dies at his home near Seagrove twelve miles south of Asheboro. Survived by widow four sons and four daughters. Funeral set for tomorrow at Why Not M P church with Rev T J Green presiding.
Ten new Army Air Corps recruits leaped safely from a 16 passenger plane at 2,000 feet in eight seconds setting a new record. The feat far surpasses the previous high of nine jumps. Life at sea and school drills accompany the report of the milestone.
Copenhagen reports Palle Hull completed a global journey in 43 days to mark the centenary of Jules Verne who wrote about such a voyage in 80 days. Hull, aged 15, undertook the trip as a commemorative achievement.
Overcoats stored for summer were needed again as rain fell most of the day turning to sleet yesterday afternoon. By early evening conditions included rain sleet and snow all at once.
Captain Bruce Carraway leaves High Point tonight for Washington to advocate for local World War veterans. He will stay in the capital for several days seeking support and action on veteran concerns.
New York artist Miss Georgia O'Keeffe, famed for painting from love of art, has received $25,090 for six lily panels. The payment marks a notable sale of her work, underscoring her reputation in the New York art scene.
Senator Carraway of Arkansas proposed a resolution demanding inquiry into all Washington lobby activities. He charged a particular drive by lobbyists against his bill to regulate cotton futures trading.
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