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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1938

Page

6

BPWC Meeting Tomorrow Night at Deep River cabin

The High Point BPWC will hold August meeting at the Deep River Friends church log cabin Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Members should meet 6 PM at First Baptist for group transport to the cabin. Ted Hill, Pageant of Progress business manager, will outline plans for the project.

High Point Business and Professional Women's Club Deep River Friends Church Oriana B. James First Baptist Church Ted Hill High Point

Reitzel Clan To Meet August 4th

The nineteenth annual Reitsel family reunion will be at Richland Lutheran church four miles north of Liberty on Thursday August 4. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring basket lunches for a picnic. Garland Reitsel of Hillsboro is president and Ray Reitsel of Burlington is secretary. An invitation is extended to the Lutterloh and Smith family reunion groups to join in the all day program starting at 10 30 in the morning.

Reitsel Richland Lutheran Church Liberty Garland Reitsel Hillsboro Ray Reitsel Burlington Lutterloh and Smith

Harriss Family Returns From Month at Summer Home

Mrs. J. W. Harriss and family finished a month at the Virginia Beach Harriss cottage. Elisabeth H Covington and son Harriss Covington returned home after the seaside visit. Mrs Harriss and Welch Harriss drove to Manteo for the weekend and planned to return today. Many local people were entertained there during the stay.

Elisabeth H. Covington Harriss Covington Virginia Beach Iss Cottage

Luther Medlin Elected C. E. Camp Director At State Board Meeting

At Mooresville the state Board of Christian Endeavor met with record attendance. Luther R. Medlin of High Point was elected camp director and Helen Dyer of Winston-Salem named camp secretary for a state wide camp planned at Camp Betty Hastings near Winston Salem the weekend of August 37 28 for about one hundred campers.

State Board of Christian Endeavor Mooresville Harry Hirst Charlotte Wadesboro Wilmington Winston Salem Durham Greensboro Thomasville Greenville High Point Christian Endeavor Betty Hastings Luther R. Medlin Helen Dyer

Meeting Hosts Buffet for Thirty Members

Hester Steele of Mooresville hosted a gathering at her home for a meeting, where a buffet supper was served to the thirty members present.

Hester Steele Mooresville

Kennedy announces birth of Joyce Carolyn Kennedy

Mr and Mrs C EB Kennedy announce the birth of a daughter Joyce Carolyn on Saturday July 30 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Kennedy formerly Miss Josephine Morrow.

Joyce Carolyn Kennedy C. EB. Kennedy Joyce Carolyn Burrus Memorial Hospital

Rankin Lineberger Vows In Blowing Rock North Carolina

Anna Boyce Rankin and Joseph William Lineberger wed at St Marys church in Blowing Rock North Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Rufus Grady Rankin of Charlotte with a Belmont groom, ceremony conducted by Motbadiot church pastor. attendants included Miss Sarah Denny and Harold Lineberger. After a wedding breakfast at Mayview Manor the couple left for a Canada trip. both come from prominent Mecklenburg Belmont Gastonia circles with ties to Charlotte and Wake Forest area.

Rufus Grady Rankin Anna Boyce Joseph William Lineberger Blowing Rock North Carolina Belmont St. Mary's Church Rankin Charlotte Wineton-Salem A. C. Lineberger Woodberry Forest School Orange University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Delta Kappa Epsilon N. C. State College

Roanoke Residents Visit Shaner and Price Family

Roanoke Virginia residents Mrs. M J Price Mrs N P Gillespie and son Billy Gillespie visit Mr and Mrs Clyde T Shaner and Bill Price at their home 522 Parkway Mrs Price is grandmother to Mr Price and Mrs Gillespie and her son The group also includes various local visitors and patients with updates on recoveries and travel details.

M. J. Price N. P. Gillespie Billy Gillespie Roanoke Clyde T. Shaner Bill Price Parkway Price Mr. Price Gillespie

Miss Madge Coble Weds James H Slack in Asheboro Ceremony

Miss Madge Coble of Greensboro and James H Slack of Asheboro married Friday evening at the First M E church South parsonage in Asheboro with Dr H P Powell presiding. The couple reside at 200 South Park Street Asheboro and will begin life together as Mr. and Mrs. Slack.

Madge Coble J. H. Slack Asheboro Greensboro James H. Slack M. EB. Church South H. P. Powell Methodist Episcopal Church South Park Street Slack T. R. Coble Pleasant Garden High School H. H. Slack Liberty U.N.C Chapel Hill McCrary

Duplicate Club Meets At Worth Street Home

The Duplicate club met Friday evening with Mrs. J A Spence at her Worth street home. Three bridge tables were set in the living and dining rooms with gradioli nasturtiums and zinnias adding color. After scores, gifts were presented to Mrs. R E Wiley and Miss Cath erine Wiley of Southern Pines.

J. A. Spence Worth Street R. E. Wiley Catherine Wiley Southern Pines

Local Residents Return from Trips and Visits

Miss Minnie and Miss Clara Det wick depart for Bradford Pennsylvania after a two week visit. Miss Marguerite Briles of Cedar Falls visits sister Mrs J R York. Local group returns from B T U retreat Ridgecrest include Jesse Wester Waldo Cheek Mia Mae Hall Virginia Lisk Lois Grimes. Iola Lowdermilk ends two week Soda Springs Ranch vacation and sees the Grand Canyon. Mrs M G Edwards of Wilkesboro visits Mrs J P Garner. Mr and Mrs B W Bradley of Greensboro plan a visit.

Minnie Clara Detwick Bradford Marguerite Briles Cedar Falla J. R. York B.T.U Ridgecrest Jesse Wester Waldo Cheek Mia Mae Hall Virginia Lisk Lois Grimes Iola Lowdermilk Soda Springs Ranch Rimrock Arizona Grand Canyons M. G. Edwards Wilkesboro J. P. Garner B. W. Bradley and Son Greensboro Mra. Garner

Bridge Party At Stuart Home Honors Two Kernersville Couples

Kernersville notes report Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Stuart hosted a bridge party for Capt. and Mrs. Charlie Case of Oak Ridge and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warren. High scores awarded to Mrs. Case and Capt. Case. other prizes went to Miss Doris Allen and Charles Carter. Guests enjoyed a salad course after play. Also noted is the Moravian Church Woman's Auxiliary meeting held July 26 with reports, budget planning, and garden fund contributions.

Stuart Home Kernersville Ned R. Stuart Chariie Case Oak Ridge Raymond Warren Charlie Case Doris Allen Charles Carter Stuart Case Silver Warren Crystal Case Warren Hugh G. Justice J. M. Pinnix Dan Tucker Eugenia Albert Margaret Donna Allen Woman's Auxiliary of The Moravian Church W. O. Doggett

Clinard Bible Class Meets Tuesday at South Main

The Clinard Bible class of South Main M E church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM with Mrs B C Freeland 456 South Main street expected to attend. The South Main Young People division also meets this morning at 7 30 at Gibson club rooms on North Main. The Lebanon M P church Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday with Eunice Briggs as leader and a program theme How We Make Up Our Minds. A business meeting is set for Wednesday at the church after midweek prayer.

Clinard Clinard Bible Class South Main M. E. Church B. C. Freeland South Main Street Young People's Division Gibson Club Rooms North Main Street Lebanon

Local Social Notes Include Births Travels and Visits

Mr and Mrs J Harmon Linville return from Virginia trip after attending The Lost Colony at Manteo. Philip Stafford and family announce birth of Judith Anne July 2. Gardner family resettle on Oak Ridge road. Florence Joyner and Margaret Stafford visit Rochelle New York. Several residents plus guests enjoy trips to Norfolk Wilmington Myrtle Beach and Virginia Beach during recent weekends.

J. Harmon Linville Virginia Beach Virginia Manteo Philip Stafford Chicago Til Judith Anne Stafford Lewis Stafford W. C. Stafford Ralph Gardner Winston-Salem Oak Ridge Road Florence Joyner Margaret Stafford Rochelle N. Y Jay D. Holder Victoria Hastings Cora Holder Margaret Voss Wilma Smith Max Holder Norfolk Mary Ruth Cooke Bob Cunningham Durham C. A. Stone Wilmington T. E. Whitaker Zack L. Whitaker Oak Ridge Greenhow Maury Danville Zack Whitaker Richard Whitaker Byrum Stanley Elizabeth Whicker George Bellamy Kathryn Bellamy George Bellamy, Jr Wrightsville Beach Paul Pete Nash Myrtle Beach

Arnolds Return to Tennessee After Visit with Relatives

Mr and Mrs W C Arnold and daughter Sylvia return to Knoxville Tennessee where Mr Arnold is now stationed with the AT T Company Mrs Arnold and family visited her mother Mrs Elijah Edwards of Archdale and sister Mrs F B Lindley plus brothers K G Edwards and E P Edwards at Goldsboro joined by Leatrice Lindley Archdale who will stay a week in the Arnold home.

W. C. Arnold Sylvia Knoxville Tenn Arnold A. T. T. Company Arnold Land Elijah Edwards Archdale Jr. Goldsboro Mra. F. B. Lindley Julia O'Berry K. G. Edwards E. P. Edwards High Point Goldsboro Chat Mias Leatrice Lindley

German Flier Aims World Circumnavigation by Air

Captain Hans Bertram of the German air service plans a 5,500 mile third leg from the Azores to Berlin to become the first commercial passenger to circle the globe. The 32 year old will fly aboard the Nordwind, with a targeted 19 days 21 hours for the journey, aided by Lufthansa and other carriers. He estimates a passenger fare around 5,500 dollars, with 4,000 covered by free transportation. Tortoises vary in size across species from hundreds of pounds to under five ounces.

New York Hans Bertram German Air Service Filer Azores E.S.T Horta Bertram Lisbon Portugal Berlin Inau Guration Deutches Lufthansa German Airways Lufthansa Baghdad Air France Karachi Calcutta Bangkok Imperial Airways Hongkong San Francisco Air

Diamonds Once Used to Harden Steel in Industry

At one time diamonds were used in the manufacture of steel to harden and shape metals. The practice reflected the era's reliance on abrasive and cutting materials, highlighting a historical link between gemstone processing and industrial metallurgy.

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