Business And Professional Club Meeting Last Night
The Business and Professional Girls' Club held a summer buffet at the Y cotacee at 6 15 pm with Miss Mary Leet Underwood presiding. Members discussed the orphanage drive funds and future campaign plans then enjoyed supper and a City Lake pool party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leet Underwood
Lake Poo
Mary Kearns
Meredith Bean
Ditsy Cash
Blanche Barbour
Mary Holly
Carmela Lewis
Evelyn Hutchins
Viola Anderson
Lucille Hayworth
Annabelle Thompson
Addie Lomax
Emerywood Ladies Putting Contest and Saturday Swim
The Emerywood Ladies golf association schedules a four to six pm putting contest at the club tomorrow with a similar contest next Wednesday due to warm weather. Also Saturday at five pm the Emerywood Country Club hosts a swimming party and watermelon feast for members and families as part of the club's entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Ladies Golf Aasociation
Emerywood Country Club
Church Social Ice Cream Supper Tomorrow Evening
The Philathea Class of Calvary M E church will host an ice cream social on church lawn tomorrow evening starting at five o'clock. The public is invited. Circle one of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reform ed and Evangelical Church meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Paul Jenkins 216 Willowbrook Street. Circle two meets at 7 30 with Miss Nima Livengood at 105 Newton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. FE
Lepormed Cercles
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed and Evangelical Church
Paul Jenkins
Willoewbrook Street
Nima Livengood
Newton Street
Central Friends Church Society Meets Friday Night
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends church will hold its regular meeting at the church instead of Guilford College Friday evening. Miss Evelyn Sigman hosted last night’s F F P Club meeting on Carr Street with refreshments and one new member, Miss Margaret Davis, present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Guilford College
Evelyn Sigman
F. F P. Club
Carr Street
BE. T. Siaman
Margaret Davis
North Sea yields huge annual herring catch
About 400000 tons of herring are harvested yearly in the North Sea, yielding roughly between five and six billion fish in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Meter Robbers and Poll Climbers Battle Civitans
The city water and light department team toppled the Civitans 8 to 7 in a sweltering softball game. Bill Bailey held the line for the Civitians until the sixth when the Meter Robbers and Poll Climbers surged ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light Department
Civitans
United
Innning
Walter Jobnoom
Bailey
Bill
fJuel
Pete
Moffitt
Dave ‘Yow
Perkins
Municipal Lake Park
Civitarms
Bath
City Lake
Thomasville Firms Granted Charters In State Issue
Raleigh August 7 The secretary of state has issued charters to Crescent Service and Accessory Station Inc of Thomasville a dealer in motor vehicles parts and accessories with 1200 stock subscribed by D W Maddox Mary N Maddox and J W Swieegood all of Thomasville and Dixie Dairy Products Inc of Morehead City a wholesale and retail dairy seller with 15000 stock subscribed by R H Dune R M Dunn and M C Dunn all of Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Stacey W. Wade
Crescent Service and Accessory Station, Inc
Thomasville
D. W. Maddox
Mary Nefl Maddox
J. W. Swieegood
Dixie Dairy Products, Inc
Morehead City
R. H. Dune
R. M. Dunnn
M. C. Dunn
High Point Amusement Co Incorporation Record
The High Point Amusement company filed a certificate of incorporation with Guilford Superior Court clerk A Wayland Cooke. Authorized for general amusement and entertainment with capital stock of 50000. 300 subscribed by Wade P. Renfrew Robert Penny and P D A Rawley of High Point share equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point Amusement Company
A. Wayland Cooke
Guilford Superior Court
Wade P. Renfrew
Robert Penny
A Rawley
High Point
Final Service For Mrs Osgood Today
Funeral services for Mrs Daisy Osgood 26 a waitress at the Princess cafe will be held at her parents Mooresville home at 4 this afternoon. The widow was killed when the automobile she drove collided with a bus eight miles from Lexington yesterday. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs J H Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Osgood
Princess Cafe
Mooresville
A Touch of Heat Kansas City Shooting Incident
Kirkman Richard Beedle, 28, parked near J. C. Coghill's home to eat lunch when Coghill, a 43 year old streetcar motorman, rushed out and shot him twice. Coghill shouted that Beedle could not break up his home and claimed the man was insane. Mrs Coghill fired at an unspecified target in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kirkman
Richard T. Beedle
J. C. Coghill
Coghill
Beedle
Jim
Mrl. Coghill
Thumbs Down Bour Of Them Thumbs Down Bour Of Them
Police programming note describes a fingerprinting plan for Gabriel Santana arrested for impersonation. A detection expert develops four special cards to accommodate fingerprints, aiming to log his identity accurately amid a confusing mix of samples and forged records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Santana
Santana
Timekeeping by daylit plants in daily cycles
Some plants open and close at definite hours, enabling fairly accurate time by observing their routines. The phenomena reflect plant circadian rhythms and environmental cues guiding opening and closing times through the day.
Local Society Notes Highlight Travel and Visits Across Cities
Mrs A Amentrout returns from Harrisonburg after attending her sister Miss Margie Miller’s illness and death. Miss Maud A Davis arrives from Cincinnati to visit Mrs W P Clayton on Lindsay Street. formerly secretary of First Baptist church. Mrs George Betes improving after Grace hospital stay in Richmond. Miss Vera Smoak visits Mrs H M Resch on East Green Street. Carrie Hooper and Marjorie Martin tour New York City and Washington. Mrs Jeabhel Clark from Compton California visiting Mr and Mrs C F Allen on White Oak Street for Friends Yearly Meeting at Guilford College. Mrs RR Ridge of Warsaw recovering from six weeks at Duke Hospital Durban. visiting her mother Mrs A L Delim Archdale. Romalie Andrews returns home from two months in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud A. Davis
Cinsinnati
Ohio
City
W. PF. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Miss Davis
First Baptist Church
Vera Smoak
Bamberg, D. C
H. M. Resch
East Green Street
Eabhel Clark
Compton
Cal
C. F. Allen
White Oak Street
Miss Clark
Friends Yearly Meeting
Guilford College
RR. B. Ridge
Warsaw
Duke Hospital
Durban
A. L. del Im
Archdale
Sears Roebuck Reports Large Sale Increase
Sears Roebuck and Co reports a 6.7 percent sales rise for the first six months this year versus last year. From Jan 30 2936 to July 26 1935 sales totaled $278,122.01 against $210,639,500 in 1934, a gain of $37,482,804. Net profit for the period taxed was $9,071,071, up from $6,808,189 in 1934 and $1,619,811 in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Organizations in City Use Municipal Lake Park for Meetings
Civic and social groups increasingly meet at Municipal Lake Park. The High Point Civitan club held a lunch, the High Point Greensboro Real Estate Board hosted a quarterly luncheon, and a city council and park commission joint luncheon occurred there. Lions clubs hosted outings and luncheons, with Bell's Bakery and Adams-Millis employees hosting banquets. Conference spaces at the park are booked for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Lake Park
High Point Civitan Club
Lumcheon
High Point- Greensboro Real Estate Board
City Lake
City Park and Juvenile Commission
Greensboro Lion's Club
Lion's Club
Bell's Bakery
Wintson-Salem
Adame-Millis
Lake Land
Champ to Play Billiards Here Thursday Night
Professor Keith, claiming a six state pocket billiard title, will exhibition 100 point match at Dixie Billiard Parlor 120 North Main Street Thursday at 8 30 pm. He will also perform trick shots and a 16 ball single stroke feat with W W Samuels named local manager and invitation extended to the public and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Dixie Billiard Parlor
North Main Street
G. J. Raper
Burlington
High Point
W. W. Samuels
Four Face Charges In Strike Disorder
Four men named as strikers were charged with assault with intent to kill in warrants sworn by F C Ware. The case stems from alleged violence on August 2 near the Saluda river linked to the Pelzer Manufacturing strike and Governor Johnston’s military orders. Named defendants are Elbert Johnston Luther Rummage John Roberts and David Epps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelzer
S. C
Olim D. Johnston
Pelzer Manufacturing Company
Elbert Johnston
Luther Rummage
John Roberts
David Epps
F. C. Ware
Greenville County
Salada River
Ware
Greenville
Butterflies in filet crochet inspire home decor pattern 6449
The article describes butterfly motifs in filet crochet using string or fine cotton. It notes lace and Kr stitch details, a large dome butterfly, and uses for cloth corners. Complete instructions and charts are in pattern 6449 with material lists. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Tailored Smartneas Pattern Emphasizes Clean Lines and Gathered Detail
Marian Martin promotes a tailored look with crisp lines to enhance femininity while soft gathers in the bodice and sleeves add charm. The perky peplum and gathered sleeve are optional, with fabric choices including printed silk shantung or linen. Pattern 9248 is available in sizes 12 to 40 with size 16 requiring 358 yards of fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Shantung
Martin Martin Lew
Cotton Processing Tax Injunctions To Remain In Effect
In Columbia South Carolina on August 7 1933 U S District Judges J Lyles Glennie and Frank K Myers ordered the temporary injunctions against collecting cotton processing taxes from 65 mills to remain in force pending constitutional review of the AAA The judges cited prima facie doubt about the act s constitutionality and its delegation of power to the secretary of agriculture and said continued restraining orders were appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
U. S
J. Lyles Glennn
Frank K. Myers
AAA
Glenn
Secretary of Agriculture
Home Settlement Work To Continue At Penderlea
Officials of the resettlement administration authorize continued construction of Pend erlea homesteads near Wilmington North Carolina for a 150 family subsistence project. The revised budget totals 992010.41 dollars for 4560 acres already purchased with houses built and a wood shop in operation.
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Raleigh
N. C
The
Resettlement Administration
Penderlea
Wilmington
Raleigh Office of the Resettlement Administration
Tom
Department of Interior
Department of the Interior
Asheville Social Leader Seeks Foreign Divorce
Mrs Frederik Hendrix Fentener van Viissingen Jr of Asheville has filed for divorce from the son of the president of the international chamber of commerce. The suit was sealed in the Netherlands and will be heard in private tomorrow before three judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnhem
Netherlands
Frederik Hendrix’ Fentener van Viissingen, Jr
Asheville
N. C
International Chamber of Commerce
van Viissingen
van Vilssingen
Burnham
Colburn
Van Viissingsen Couple Marry in Asheville 1932
Mr and Mrs Van Viissingen Sr wed in Asheville on April 7 1932 and have no children. They reside in Utrecht Netherlands. Van Viissingen Jr holds a subordinate post in Alge meene Munstryde Unie an Arn hem rayon firm. His father is an economic leader in The Netherlands who has lectured in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Viissingen
Asheville
Utrecht
Netherlands
Algemeene Munstryde Unie
Arnhem
United States
Kinston Schools to Run Eight Months Next Season
Kinston North Carolina schools will operate on an eight month term next season. A proposed eleven cent levy is under consideration to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
N. C
Term Extension Defeated in Special Election
The nine month term extension failed in a special election held yesterday. Advocates needed 1,639 votes for a majority of the registration but received only 588.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supplement Advocates
Deer Antlers Value Turns Profit in China
In China the antlers of the spotted deer fetch high prices. Local vendors cut off the antlers and boil them for traditional medicinal purposes, reflecting a lucrative but controversial trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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C. B. Society
Miss Sigman
N. Main
Paramount
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Adolphe Menjou
Loulke Parenda
Ted Pio Rita
Mills Brothers
Flapper
Fanny
Thomasville Firm
of Incorporation For Amusement Co
Osgood
A. &. Amentrout
Harrisonburg, Va
Margie Miller
George Betes
Decatur Street
Grace Hospital
Richmond
Carrie Hooper
Marjorié Martin
West Broad Street
New York City
Washington
Mise Romalie Andrews
Sears Roebuck
Greensboro Lions
Lions Club
Adams-Millis
Champ
Graystone
Roaring Gap, N. Carolina
Blue Ridge Stoo
Graystone Inn
Blue Ridge
N. CC
Louis D. Miller
Mgr
Roaring Gap, N
S. Main St
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