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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1932

Page

5

Local residents attend to ill neighbor and visiting relatives

Friends report Mrs. Jack Guyer seriously ill at home at 1410 North Hamilton Street. S. G. Fowler family returns from King North Carolina. Jessie Lee Royal pies from Lynchburg Virginia. Virginia Young visiting Royal and Evans families. Mrs. T. L. Kilduff of Cornish New York visiting at 240 Boulevard. Abe Hampton of Detroit visiting Dorsett family. Elizabeth Rayle spends week with Colfax mother. Mrs. J. H. Dunning moves to North Main Street. Mrs. R. J. Kirby ill at 1412 North Hamilton. Bowers family returns from Reidsville visit.

Jack Guyer North Hamilton Street Virginia Young Lynchburg, Va Jessie Lee Royal Wilma Lee Evans T. L. Kilduff Corning N. Y J. H. Dorsett Boulevard Kilduff Margaret Dorsett Abe Hampton Detroit, Mich Mr. Hampton Mrs. Hampton West Green Street R. J. Kirby F. W. Conrad Emory Zimmerman Salisbury Nannie Burns Annersonville N. C R. Boyce Odell Younts Arthur Higgins C. M. Higgins Btate Street Dallas Hunter Frank McCulloch Mr. McCulloch Davidson Hospital

Gasoline Air Mix Compared to Dynamite Power

A historical line notes that one gallon of gasoline when properly mixed with air is equivalent to 83 pounds of dynamite, illustrating early energy and explosive potential comparisons in public discourse.

Lexington Society honors guests with bridge parties and notices

Miss Mary Lou Moffitt of High Point was guest of honor at a West Second Avenue party hosted by Miss Pearle and Miss Rosa Moffitt. Couples played bridge for prizes. guests included Miss Nancy Katherine Lawlor and Miss Kathryn Ratledge. Social news covers local clubs, visits, and hospital recoveries across Lexington with multiple community figures noted.

Enterprise Lexington Mary Lou Moffitt High Point Pearle Rosa Moffitt West Second Avenue Nancy Katherine Lawlor Kathryn Ratledge Wade Bailey Cyrus McCrary Bridge East Fourth Avena Helen Hall Isobel Craven Ratledge Bailey Bessie Hunt M. C. Choreh John Arnold Oliver Peacock John Craver Joe Holman R. Boyce Fred Everhart Ed Beck C. C. Leonard Lee Hege L. L. Barbee EB. A. Timberlake Little Mathew Morgan Joe McCreary C. D. Hunt A. E. Brannock Nannie Burns Andersonville, N. C B. T. English Archdale J. B. Hall Hall Lewis Moore Winston Galem B. Irby Blackstone Y Va Ed Layden Mary Hopper Sriday Winston-Salem C. F. Clayton G.S. White Myrtle Beach Clyde Dickerson Roanoke

State to launch drive for new 18 000 seat stadium

North Carolina State college plans a fall drive to raise 25 000 for a football stadium seating 18 000. The project would be completed by fall 1933 on the existing site with steel bleachers extending the east south and west sections.

Raleigh North Carolina State College

Boy Catches Trout With Bare Hands in River

In Chatham Ontario a six year old boy, Robert Reynolds, waded into a stream and grabbed a two foot trout with his hands after chasing it into shallow water. He used no rod or line and walked away with his prize.

Chatham Robert Reynolds

Mona Marries Town sen and Plans for Family Home

Mona reveals she married John Barnett Townsend the banker after he fell ill. Mrs Moran reacts with mixed pride and concern as Mona asserts she will help her parents and siblings. Mona hints she will move to the Ritz but promises to visit daily and support the family.

Mona Steve Mr. Townsen Barry Lottie John Barnett Townsend All Min Dad Kitty Bud Mrs. Moran Ritz

A Year Ahead in Mona and Lottie’s Secret Plot

Mona Moran Townsend learns a radiogram reveals Barry’s illness and a marriage vow. Lottie confesses crafting the message and reveals schemes about money, a mine, and a futures plan as the couple faces a year of uncertainty. Fate looms as the tale continues.

Lottie Mona Jimmy Barry Steve Mary Mona Reno

confrontation at cabin as Prichard warns Jack

In a tense scene Sue and Sally watch Hal Prichard threaten Jack from a window. Prichard claims Burns wants action and tries to gain entry by manipulating trust lost after a failed job. Jack rejects him, notes Prichard’s weakness, and the intruder flees into the snow headed toward the cabin.

Jack Hal Prichard Sue Prichard Burns Jimmy Honor Sally Bue

What He Thought To Be Whisky Turns Out To Be Rattlesnake

Little Rock businessman J. J. Sehmelzer received a box from Newport with the label Old Taylor Whiskey Bottled In 1919. The box, opened at the express office, contained a nine foot timber rattlesnake occupying the container, a practical joke shocker from an unnamed consignor.

Ark J. J. Sehmelzer Little Rock Express Company Newport Old Taylor

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