DeMolays Plan August Ball Featured By Little Jack Little
The High Point chapter hosted Winston-Salem DeMolays with a brief business session after a DeMolay degree. Both chapters attended Gordian club’s Politician Ball at Sedgfield. Final plans for the DeMolay Ball on August 20 at Sedgfield Manor are complete with Little Jack Little and his orchestra as the head attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Winston-Salem
Gordian Club
Sedgefield
Little Jack Little
Sedgefield Manor
Church Social at Abbott's Creek Sunday School Meeting
Abbott's Creek Sunday school met Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Spurgeon. Steen members and four visitors attended. Blanche Traynhorn presided reading scripture, prayers by Mrs. Hobart Garrison. Plans to donate bedspreads to Thomasville orphanage and a lawn party at Union Cross on August 10 were set. Meeting adjourned for Sept. 3 with Mrs. Hobart Garrison. Welch Mem. Aux meets tonight at 7:30 with Mrs. W. L. Brockett. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's Creek
John Spurgeon
Steen
Blanche Traynhorn
Hobart Garrison
Thomasville
Clara Idol
Clyde Motsinger
Annie MaeTeague
Union Cross
Grace Green
Addie Lewis
Margaret Spurgeon
Welch Mem
Welch Memorial M. P
W. L. Brockett
Gordian Club Concludes Final Dance Series at Sedgefield Manor
The Gordian Club held its final dance of the four part series at Sedgefield Manor last night. Duke Barron and his orchestra provided the music chosen by crowd vote for the program titled no coat. A large crowd from Hitch Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem danced from 8 pm to 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordian Club
Sedgefield Manor
Duke Barron
Hitch Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Vancannon announce birth of daughter Hulda Ann
Mr and Mrs C C Vancannon announce the birth of a daughter Hulda Ann on August 7 at the home of Mrs Elle Vaughan 200 East Russell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Vancannon
Hulda Ann
Graduate Nurses Picnic at City Lake Park
The district four graduate nurses from Greensboro Thomasville Asheboro and High Point held a Tuesday evening outing at City Lake Park and pool. A large turnout included representatives from all towns in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Thomasville
Asheboro
High Point
City Lake Park
Local residents noted for health and travel updates
Mrs W H Mann returns home after appendix operation at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Wayne Montgomery ill with pneumonia at Grimes Street home showing slight improvement. Mrs 8 P Anthony back at 309 Burton Street after funeral of her mother Mrs W T Falls of Kings Mountain. Miss Emita Sellers of Gastonia visiting cousin Miss Madge Anthony. Mrs Sue B Kients of Salisbury visiting Mrs A York. R A Gaddis Asheboro, Mrs S W Hughes Trinity, Miss Mattie Thayer Greensboro and Miss Eula Gaddis travelling to Fairmont Indiana. Mrs Cora Yatel confined to 617 Wesley Place with infected throat. Mrs Thurlow Kearns and daughter Anna Elizabeth Kearns leave for ten days in New Bern. George W Matton ill at 218% Hillcrest Drive now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Anthony
Burton Street
W. T. Falls
Kings Mountain
W. T. Sellers
Gastonia
R. A. Gaddis
Asheboro
8. W. Hughes
Trinity
Mattie Thayer
Greensboro
Eula Gaddis
Fairmont
Ind
Prisoner Sought Since April Found in Joliet
Leo Gasier, 26, sought since April 14 after the state supreme court affirmed a one year to life sentence for robbery. The Chicago crime commission had urged officials to search Joliet prison, where he was found serving two concurrent one year to life sentences for burglary under the alias Lee Traps.
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Chicago
Leo Gasier
State Supreme Court
Chicago Crime Commission
Joliet Prison
Lee Traps
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9497
Marian Martin says fabric decides the life this frock. Pattern 9497 offers yoke-sleeve shoulders and a generous collar with soft bodice. complete diagrammed Lew chart included. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 44. Send 15 cents for pattern by mail to The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
FACH
Enterprise Pattern Department
Wirth St
New York
Weiner Roast Honors Miss Rebecca Jenkins at Henderson Home
Tuesday event at 311 West Burton Street featured a weiner roast for Mrs. J. C. Henderson’s sister Miss Rebecca Jenkins of Providence R. I. and the ninth birthday of J. W. Henderson with games, campfire stories, and guests from Providence Nan nan Thomasville Archdale Beasemer and High Point.
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J. C. Henderson
West
Burton Street
Rebecca Jenkins
Providence
R. J
J. W. Henderson
Jenkins
R. L
Lucille Davis
Newnan
Kathleen An Nona Lopp
Thomasville
Kendall Shoffner
Virginia Shepherd
Randall Shepherd
Beasemer
John Moore
Archdale
High Point
Mra. G. G. Wel
Ocean cruise bargains lure afflicted to Sea Breeze voyages
H. D. Saunders at Southern Railway offers Sea-Breeze All-Expense Cruises on liners like Britannic Georgic Reliance Kungsholm Franconia for four to fourteen days. Trips include Halifax Bermuda West Indies and Boston Saguenay Quebec voyage routes with prices around 75 to slightly over 100 dollars. Ships feature pools decks ballrooms bars and varied itineraries to fit time and money.
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H. D. Saunders
Southern Railway
Mr. Saunders
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Bermuda
West Indies
Britannic
Georgic
Reliance
Kungsholm
Bounding Main
Cunard Line
Georgie
Atlantic Seaboard
Franconia
Boston
Saguenay River
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Newfoundland
Statue of Liberty
Caribbean
Virgin Islands
Jamaica
Venezuela
Lista la Franconia
Canada
Notable Residents Mentioned in Social Notes
Misses Mary E Welborn Edna and Mamie Howard Mrs C D Howard J C Henderson Masters Howard and J W Henderson and Miss Helen Henderson appear in a social column listing local residents and their relations.
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Mary E. Welborn
Edna
Mamie Howard
C. D. Howard
J. C. Henderson
Masters Howard
J. W. Henderson
Helen Henderson
Missing Negress Sought in Winston Not Found
Police failed to locate Dorothy Melton the missing state’s witness in the Sumner case. She reportedly was in Winston Salem but officers could not find her when serving a capial warrant. She disappeared about ten minutes after signing the warrant and efforts to locate her continue.
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Dorothy Melton
Emmett A. Sumner
Winston-Salem
Rockingham
Musical Program At Rotary Luncheon Delights Club
The Rotary club met at the Sheraton hotel for a luncheon with a fine musical program. Mrs. A W Hard played piano and Robert Fearing violin, while Wilton Parnes offered two vocal selections. Amos Kearns directed the event.
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Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. W. Hard
Robert Fearing
Wilton Parnes
Amos Kearns
Picnic at Friends church in Archdale Thursday evening
Thursday a picnic will be held at the Friends church at Archdale for the evening. Rotarians E. B. Van Atta and Donald Christy from Wadesboro were visitors. H. B. Wynn Jr. of Bainbridge Georgia was also a visitor.
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Friends Church
Archdale
van Atta
Donald Christy
Wadesboro
H. B. Wynn, Jr
Bainbridge, Ga
Pellagra Relief Aids 115 Local F amilies
The American Red Cross chapter reports 115 families received aid for pellagra in the city. At a Tuesday executive board meeting it was noted the campaign shows fine progress. Yeast for treatment was given in 116 cases along with seeds for gardens and fresh milk for extreme needs. Booklets on prevention and cure were distributed to homes where pellagra prevails.
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American Red Cross
W. H. Coltrane
The
Red Cross
Social agencies plan cooperative approach to local problems
The report notes 115 civilian cases and 29 veterans aided by the Red Cross. The community chest program received attention as a committee of board officers was appointed to meet with the chest committee. The group favored collaboration among city social agencies for effective local solutions.
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Red Cross
Airplanes in US service largely predate 1930s production
The record notes that roughly half of the licensed airplanes currently in United States service were built before 1930, reflecting a broad vintage aircraft fleet and the persistence of early designs in operation.
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United States
Mortgages Approved by North Carolina FHA Office
In Greensboro on August 8 a North Carolina FHA report shows nearly one million dollars in mortgages approved by lenders, with total loan applications approaching three million. Of the three million, about one million has been rejected, some salvaged by reducing requested amounts. There are 106 approved lending institutions in the state, 20 of which have issued loans, while many others await approval. Transport planes must carry 35 percent more fuel between stops.
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Greensboro
Hoarch Office
Federal Housing Administration
Theodore B. Sumner
FHA
North Carolina
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Club News
FELTS
Miss of Matron
Moffitt’s
N. Main ST
W. H. Mann
Guilford General Hospital
Wayne Montgomery
Grimes Street
Emita Sellers
Madge Anthony
Sue B. Kients of
Salisbury
A. York
Cora Yatel
Wesley Place
George W. Matton
Hillcrest Drive
Vernon Allman
Route 3
Marjorie Jones
Helen Gibson
Thelma Staley
Doris Seazer
Eva Jay Briles
Misses Ruth
Kathleen
Mildred Laughlin
Roland Hilliard
Felton Jones
David Walker
June Allman
Bob Helsabeck
James Barnes
Billy Barnes
Callie Loflin
J. 8. Lofiin
Abel Payne
J. C. Lofiin
Misa Callie Lofiin
Callie Loftin
Kathleen Emblier
Blanche William
Tessie Caudle
Evelyn Sigman
Velma Hayworth
Nellie Grece May
Pauline Walker
Violet Batley
Barbara Barcliff
Ida Payne
Annie Payne
Margaret Davis
Gladys Richardson
Hope Loftin
Iris Caudle
Mesdames George Wilhelm
B. W. Walker
Ferman Pendergrass
Bill Martin
Mervin Davis
C. R. Smith
G. F. Hix
Margot
Winston
American Association of Commercial Colleges
Beavans
Beavanis
S. Main St
N. C. Fha
Good Housekeeping Institute
America
Nat Walker
Hart's
Schulman
AAA
Mann Drug No
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