Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,272,067 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1935

Page

6

Eastern Star Chapter Initiates Frances Drakalakos in High Point

High Point chapter 106, Order of the Eastern Star held a ritual last evening at the Masonic Temple on North Main. Miss Frances Drakalakos was initiated in a ve ceremony. A water feast for members and friends is set for City Lake Park next Tuesday evening, August 20, with transportation from the Masonic Temple at 7 o'clock. Twenty-six members and one visitor attended, with floral decorations and refreshments served afterward.

High Point Order of the Eastern C¢ Temple North Main Louise Black Pter Frances Drakalakos City Lake Park Masonic Temple

Porch Supper Highlights Y W C A Club Meeting

The Y W C A P. Girls hosted another porch supper at the cottage, with Mary Leet Underwood presiding. After the meal, a brief business meeting discussed several matters but reached no definite decision, with members including Patty Mason Ditsy Cash Mary Holley Martha Sartin Blanche Barbour Evelyn Hutchins and guest Ruth Repka of Cleveland Ohio.

Patty Mason Ditsy Cash Mary Holley Mary Leet Underwood Martha Sartin Blanche Barbour Evelyn Hutchins Ruth Repka Cleveland Ohio

Emerywood Club Card Party Hosts Guests and Plans

The Emerywood Country Club held its regular morning card party with many members inviting guests. Prize for high score and amethyst vase repairs were noted. plans for a picnic supper and a watermelon feast were announced for August 24 on the clubhouse terrace.

Emerywood Club Erywood Country Club Privile Mesdames Wey Frank Sizemore Sarah Lacy Seaational Club R. K. Stew N. Phillips W. C. Idol Haworth Curtis Smith T. M

Wedding Bells Tie Nina Compton to Montrose Hin in Wilmington

Monday afternoon at 4 30 at St Mary s Episcopal Church Miss Nina Compton of Montrose Hin of Wilmington united in marriage. Rev Howard Hartm Compton officiated. Bride s uncle and aunt attended along with bridegroom s relatives. The couple plans to reside in Wilmington.

St. Mary's Episcourch Nina Compton And Montrose M. Hin Wilmington Howard Hart M Compton Burling Charles Pierce Boro Hinnant C. E. Compton Mnant Elmore Hin

Miss Williams Hosts F F Club Members Evening

Miss Blanche Williams hosted the weekly F F Club gathering at the home of Miss Mabel and Frances Rimmer on Tipton street. Mabel Rimmer presided, Frances Nance played piano, seven members attended with visitors Elizabeth Moore Frances Nance and Verna Hayworth. refreshments followed. Convicts in England decreased from 560000 to 6000 during Queen Victoria’s reign.

F. F. Club Blanche Williams Mabel Frances Rimmer Tipton Street Mabel Rimmer Frances Nance Elizabeth Moore Verna Hayworth England

Church Social Plans Thursday Meetings

The Mary Jones class meets at 3 pm tomorrow at 515 Hill street with First Corinthians Chapter 3 as the study topic. St Marys Guild convenes at 10 am tomorrow at 500 Parkway for an urgent business meeting. Grace Bible Class gathers Thursday at 4 pm at 1514 Burum Street with Genesis Chapter 19 as the lesson focus.

Mary Jones B. W. Jones Hill Street First Corinthians ST. Mary's Guild St. Mary's Episcopal Church W. L. Tabb Parkway Grace Bible Class J. C. Smoot Burum Street Ada Taylor

People News From High Point and Nearby Areas

The column reports Hazel McIntyre recovering at her grandmother's home on Thissell Street. Mrs. Carlton Hooks's friends note her recovery from appendicitis at Burrus Memorial Hospital and move to her parents' home. Isabel Winders returns from Washington D C to Centennial Avenue. Local residents visit Myrtle Beach and travel to Atlantic City. Iris Council of High Point is a hotel guest in New York with Ruth and Ethel Council. Attending the funeral for Mrs. George Estes in Rockingham County were E R Estes of Richmond and others from Greensboro Danville Ruffin and Richmond. marriage and travel notes appear throughout.

Hazel McIntyre Thissell Street Carlton Hooks Burrus Memorial Hospital J. H. Deligney New York Citry Iris Council Thornton Street High Point Hotel Lincoln Ethel Featherstone Ruth Council Charlotte N. C Hobert M. Bryant Clyde Avenue the Lincoln Roby Paul Hobert George Estes Richmond Hospital Mount Carmel Cemetery Rockingham County E. R. Estes Richmond A. J. Estes Greensboro P. D. Hopper Charles Williams Danville Lester Gammons Ruffin

Mystery Banker Stanley Mitchell Dies at Long Island Rest Home

Stanley Mitchell, former chairman of the Bank of the United States when it closed, died last midnight at Highill near Jones Beach, L I. His death was due to a heart attack after several days of illness. He had gone to a Long Island south shore colony for a rest.

Yonkers N. Y Stanley Mitchell Bank of the United States Highill Jones Beach L. I Long Island South Shore

Judas’s 30 Pieces of Silver Worth About 11.28 In U S Money

Historical note places the 30 pieces Judas received for betraying Jesus at roughly 11 dollars and 28 cents in modern American currency. The figure illustrates the small term of payment used in ancient times.

Judas Christ

Four-Square Knitted Block For Home Accents

A simple twelve inch square formed by four joined squares offers a quick knitting project. Use this raised patterned block for bedspreads pillows scarves and more. Pattern 5409 provides complete directions materials and an illustration. send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th St New York NY.

Enterprise Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Make It Brief Play Frock by Marian Martin

Pattern 9508 offers a six-pleat play frock for girls with a Peter Pan collar puff sleeves and four buttons. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with bloomers and full directions included. Size 6 requires 238 yards 36 inch fabric and 14 yards contrast. send fifteen cents.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew

Moon Based Planting Guide For Late Summer Harvests

The article notes August 14 as the moon in third quarter and advises planting beets carrots leeks onion sets radish and turnips on August 15 16 and 19 20 with August 15 16 being best. It recommends light lime and fertilizer applications every three weeks and specifies fertilizer blends 8 4 4 for vegetables and 5 7 5 for potatoes.

Iris Care and Maintenance Tips for August Chores

Irises can be separated and replanted with foliage cut to 6 or 8 inches. Cut diagonally to avoid a chopped look. Apply lime lightly to soil and remove old flower stalks and drying leaves. Watch for iris borer in August. pinch borers by hand or dig out if they reach the root. Communications to C. R. Hook at The Enterprise. Also note six months of ordinary driving can reduce headlight strength by up to 60 percent.

Iria C. R. Hook Enterprise

Restoring Spanish War veterans to payroll costs millions

President Roosevelt signed the Spanish-American war veterans bill restoring about 50 000 veterans and dependents to the pension rolls. Officials estimate the annual cost at 45 581 000 and widows will gain about 6 000 000 yearly, with increases paid to those previously cut under the 1933 act.

Washington Roosevelt White House

Ace Of Clubs At Thomasville Feted By Mrs R K Farrington

A bridge party hosted by Mrs. R K Farrington in Thomasville featured the Ace of Clubs with two tables of play. Alvah Boyles won high and Paul Hassler was runner-up as guests received gifts. Refreshments followed for a list of attendees including Mrs Harriett Wall and Mrs Jesse Green.

Thomasville R. K. Farrington Ace of Clubs Colonial Drive Alvah Boyles Paul Hassler Harriett Wall Columbia, D. C Jesse Green W. E. Tomlinson Nat Walker Charles Phillips, Jr David Long, Jr Walter Rapp Vernon Snider Guest Columbia 8. C Bridge Baptist Auxiliary L. E B. Teague R. G. Jennings Cary Newton T. H. Tomlinson

Phillips Family Returns From St Louis Visit

Mrs. Charles F. Phillips with her children Charles Jr Betty Lou and Martha return to their home after six weeks in St Louis Missouri with the parents of Mrs Phillips Mr and Mrs Horton C Ryar.

Charles F. Phillips Charles, Jr Betty Lou Martha St. Louis Horton C. Ryar

Local Pastor, Family Off to Daytona Beach for Vacation

Rev. R. Dwight Ware, pastor of Main Street M E Church, left Sunday night for Daytona Beach Florida to spend a month of vacation with Mrs. Ware and their two sons who are already there. Miss Tommie McNeill of Roaring River is visiting her sister Mrs. Forrest Grimes on Lexington Avenue.

R. Dwight Ware Daytona Beach Fla Tommie McNeill Roaring River Mrs Forrest Grimes Lexington Avenue

Family News Trips and Local Leisure Plans

Mrs R K Farrington and children Nancy and Johnny depart for Myrtle Beach 8 C for ten days joined by Dr Farrington. Mrs R G Jennings and daughter Betty and son Royal Jr stay this week at White Lake. Mrs C B Griffin and Frances depart for Kimesville Lake for a time. Mr and Mrs Paul Newton and children spent the past week.

John Ward James York Ruby Dix Josephine Wilson Tom Bowman Coleman Moore Asheboro Myrtle Beach R. K. Farrington Nancy Johnny 8. C Dr. Farrington R. G. Jennings Miss Betty Royal, Jr White Lake Paul Newton

Trio of Furniture Failures In State During Past Month

North Carolina saw a quiet month with no manufacturer or jobber failures while three retailer failures occurred in July. Nationally, 34 retail failures were reported, down from 41 a year earlier, with Pennsylvania New York and North Carolina leading retailer failures and Wisconsin New Jersey Illinois leading manufacturer jobber failures.

North Carolina Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin New Jersey Illinois

May Hosiery Mills in Nashville seeks expansion permit

Expansion plans for May Hosiery Mills in Nashville total 7500 dollars for a brick one story addition to house 150 new machines. Construction starts immediately, enlarging plant to about 60 by 150 feet and boosting weekly hosiery production from 15 000 to 22 000 dozen pairs.

Nashville Tenn

Peru Limits Public Roles for Non-Voting Citizens

In Peru non-voting citizens are barred from holding public office signing legal documents and obtaining passports. The rule restricts civic participation to those with voting rights and affects eligibility for official positions and official paperwork.

Peru

Also Mentioned on This Page

Club News Fils Madeline Hoover Astern Star Chapter Y. W. Cottage Mar Birch Miss Williams Moffitt’s Marjorie Winders Centennial Avenue White E J. B. Tate Worth Avenue Sylvia Gray A. 8. Parker, Jr Atlantic City Chalfonte- Haddon Hall Isabel Winders Rachel Culler Washington, D. C Mrs. B. Wardell Raymond Ollie Burke Spartanburg Union S. C Lucille Gilliam Ruby Crosley That City Gilliam Mrs. War Annie Lee Wages Marion EB. C. Lovelace Knoxville, Tenn Lindsay Street Wousecbioll Arte Hook Enterprise Pattern Department 18Th St Janie Tuttle May Hose Mills Perman Carolina Beauty sHor English St Thomas E. Dodamead Gatewood Ave Heatrola Aan Eget
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication