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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1932

Page

5

Philathea roast and society notes brighten city life

A Weiner roast honors Bobbie Jones will be held at the city lake Tuesday at 7 by Marty Harper Philathea class of South Main M E church. Also a mid-summer dance at Sedfield Manor hosted by Sedgefield Country Club on August 13. Junior Service League to meet at the Country Club for August. Birth announced for Parker Waynick’s daughter on August 8 at High Point hospital. Mrs Waynick formerly Kate Mackie of Yadkinville. Various local visits and travels noted among residents including John Easter, H. D. Guyer family, and Pastor Shaffer’s vacation arrangements.

Philathea Little Bobbie Jones City Lake Marty Harper Philathea Clase South Main M. EB Sedgefield Sedfield Manor Sedgefield Country Club Parker Waynick High Point Hospital Waynick Kate Mackie Yadkinville John Easter Mont, N. C Virginia W. R. Shaffer First Reformed Church

Visiting relatives and guests in Thomasville and Charlotte

Billy Rader of Newton visits sister Mrs. Ray Hoover in Thomasville and stays with Walter Hargett on Johnson street. Mrs. Charles L. Johnston of Charlotte with sons Mack and Phil visits her mother Mrs. J. W. Kaneer on Woodrow Avenue. Mrs. Lewis E. Teague and daughters Peggy and Jean return from Sumter, D C, where they stayed with relatives and friends Abel Guyer and Doris, and W. B. Durham and Loraine.

Billy Rader Newton Mrs. Ray Hoover Thomasville Walter Hargett Johnson Street Charles L. Johnston and Sons Mack and Phil Charlotte Mrs. Johnston J. W. Kaneer Woodrow Avenue Lewis E. Teague Peggy Jean Sumter D. C

Veteran Cape Fear Pilot EF Adkins Dies at 72

In Wilmington relatives’ home, Captain EF H Adkins aged 72, a renowned Cape Fear river pilot, died. In Black Mountain, Paul Sisk, 14, identified as an orphan who was believed run down by a train.

Southport EF. H. Adkins Cape Fear River Wilmington Cape Fear Black Mountain Paul Sisk

P. T. Institute to Open in Chapel Hill

CHAPEL HILL August 19 marks the opening of the annual patent teacher institute of North Carolina to be held here.

P. T. Institute Chapel Hill

Clyde Mc Crary Missing From Lexington Home

Police search Lexington for Clyde Mc Crary age 12 who vanished from his home last Saturday. In Ridgecrest a conference on modern church problems directed by Dr. P B Burroughs of the Southern Baptist church continues here. In Stokesdale a coroner's jury exonerates Otis Bullock 24 in the death of 9 year old David Williams struck by Bullock's auto.

Roy Lexington Clyde McCrary Ridgecrest P. BE. Burroughs Southern Baptist Church Stokesdale Otis Bullock David Williams Bullock

Quartet Held In Death Near Concord

Four men were held in jail in Concord in connection with the death of J. B. Smith 19 found dead on a highway near here July 25.

Concord J. B. Smith H Re

Six Years of Silence in Arlington Marriage

Nathan Robbins and his wife have lived together in their Arlington home for six years without speaking. A 1999 decree found they were living apart for justifiable cause, but they remain under the same roof with Robbins paying $20 weekly to support his wife. He seeks a reduction due to lowered earnings since 1929 and her refusal to leave increases his costs.

NEA Service Boston Nathan Robbins Arlington

Blue willow ware with George Washington scenes featured

To brighten table settings with a distinctive look, blue willow ware shows designs depicting scenes and events from George Washington's life. Paired with blue glasses a red checked cloth and a white china fruit basket, the setting gains a rainbow effect for luncheons or dinners.

George Washington

Name Didn't Mean a Td

Tioga County forest fire warden John Badman resigned this year due to ill health after ten years of service. State Department of Forest and Waters records confirm his tenure and departure.

Harrisburg State Department of Forest and Waters John Badman Tioga County

Fish Boosted Farm Returns In Millville Pond Venture

In Millville a farmer, Charles Vorvald, switched from hog and Geer income to fish farming after a spring water pond was built in a shady grove. The fish venture has proven lucrative, compensating years of low profit from his livestock.

H Millville Charles Vorvald

The Country House Visit and a Love Confession

Mona joins Steve and Lottie at Barry Townsend’s country estate Twilands. They tour the mansion, meet Mrs Faxon, and discuss Barry’s affection for Mona, sparked after a tea at Sherry’s last Monday at 6:30. Lottie urges Mona to seize the opportunity while she doubts Barry’s feelings.

Twilands Steve Mona Lottie Ecstacy Barry Third Avenue Porte Cochere Mrs. Faxon Whitelains Barry Townsend Sherry’s

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Junior Service League Country Club George Guyer J. Vv. Guyer Ruther Glen H. D. Guyer Ann and West Point Yola Guyer Cleo Guyer G. A. Ballew Roaring Gap Winston-Salem Maxine Mathews Elkin Mrs J. B. Hayworth Irfield Road D. A. Burress Spartana Abel Guyer Doris W. B. Durham Loraine W. A. Shackelton Monthion Avenue Hawkins Moffitt’s North Main Street Carolina News Briefs Pay Peru Spetial Fifth Avenue S65th Street 110Th Street Westchester B.O Lever Bros.co Florsheim Quality Shoe Store
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