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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

6

Hobbs announce birth of twin daughters Eveline Marie and Geraldine Lee

Mr and Mrs J W Hobbs announce the birth of twin daughters Eveline Marie and Geraldine Lee at their home 1304 Tryon Street on August 11 1938. Mrs Hobbs and children are reported in good health.

Mrs. Hobbs J. W. Hobbs Tryon Street Eveline Marie Geraldine Lee Avenet

Miss Hindys Goodnight Engaged to Mr Baxter Miller

Kannapolis announces the engagement of Hindys Goodnight to Baxter Phillips Miller of Salisbury. The couple plans an early fall wedding. A nautical themed party in Kannapolis hosted by Mrs Goodnight and Miss Goodnight featured ship shaped favors and sea shell notes.

Kannapolis Gladys Goodnight Miss Goodnight Baxter Phillip Miller Salisbury C. R. Goodnight Hindys High Point Goodnight Misa Fie Goodnight Mrs. Morris Mise Hazel Haynes Highoint

Local Residents Headed Places for Visits and Recoveries

About People Miss Mary Elizabeth Long leaves this morning for Rocky Mount Virginia with Mrs. C F Long and Mrs. Paul Casey and Miss Sarah Horner of Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania. Mrs A J Luck of Asheboro visits relatives in High Point Archdale this week. Misses Dixie Stell Lollie Porter of Salem are guests of Miss Dot Stell on Trinity Street. Mrs Ollie Swaim of 1110 Granby Street recovers after appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital. The Bullocks host visitors from Georgia including Mr Mrs A R Fisher Marion Du Pont Fisher and Miss Mary Loomis. Hugh Fisher joins for Century of Progress in Chicago. Miss Viola Russell visits Norwood with uncle EK Parnell. Dallas S Ring recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital aims to return home late week. Minnie Lee Kennedy returns home after visiting family near Trinity. Mr and Mrs T M Griffith and Mr and Mrs J A Ridge with Albert Overman travel to Washington Baltimore and Virginia, returning by weekend. Mrs Dan Compton and Mrs B L Gardner visit the city from High Point road. Compton formerly lived on Steele Street.

Mary Elizabeth Long Rocky Mount A. H. Hopkins C. F. Long Paul Casey Sarah Horner Mount Pleasant A. R. Fisher Marion Thomaston Mary Loomis du Pont Fisher Levonia A. R. Bullock Trinity Hugh Fisher Bullocks Chicago Dallas Ring Guilford General Hospital Granby Street Tageps

Peggy Joyce Leaves Winchells Picture After Illness

Hollywood reports Peggy Hopkins Joyce is out of Walter Winchell's Broadway Through a Keyhole due to a recurrence of illness contracted in Chicago. She left the studio stage yesterday after complaining of weakness and a doctor ordered bed rest for a week.

Hollywood Peggy Hopkins Joyce Walter Winchell Broadway Miss Joyce Chicago Misa Joyce

Miss Horner Honored At Mrs Casey Bridge Party

Mrs Paul Casey entertained Miss Sarah Horner of Mount Pleasant Pa with a morning bridge session at Wood ock court Eight tables hosted contract bridge and a colorful flowers backdrop High scorers were Mrs Everett Marsh first and Mrs Logan Lovelace second Low scorer Miss Mary Duncan McAnally Consolation prize a bridge cover set Boudoir lamps gifted to Miss Horner A salad course followed for guests including Mesdames Graham King Louis Heilig Joseph Cox Everett Marsh Arthur Kirkman and others

Sarah Horner Mount Pleasant Paul Casey Woodock Court Everett Marsh Logan Lovelace Mary Duncan McAnally Horner Mia Mrs. Casey Miss Horner Mesdames Graham King Syracuse N. Y Louis Heilig Joseph Cox Arthur Kirkman Charles Kearns David Yow Farrell Gray Gratton Foy John Foy Kenneth Geddie Seborn Perry Charles McAnally Sam Davis, Jr Sam Strickland L. G. Robichaux 8. A. Sumner Phil Warner Harold Bennett Jack Holbrook Tom Kearns Leslie Bowling Garnet Pollock Katherine Raymond Mary Elizabeth Long Nell Elizabeth Adams Alice Elizabeth Freese Mary Duncan feAnally Lucy Neal Carr McAnally Joseph J. Cox Nell and Alice Elizabeth Freeze Margaret Hauser Eleanor Idol

Luncheon Honors Popular Bride Mrs Charles McAnally

Mrs Sam Davis Jr hosts Tuesday luncheon at High Point Country Club honoring Mrs Charles McAnally a summer bride. Guests included brides Charlies Kearns Joseph J Cox Arthur Kirkman and brides-elect Nell and Elizabeth Adams plus many others with pink rose centerpiece and four course meal.

Sam Davis, Jr High Point Country Club Charles McAnally McAnally Charlies Kearns Joseph J. Cox Arthur Kirkman Nelli Elisabeth Adams

Ashby Ordered to Support Illegitimate Child in City Court

Raymond Ashby a 17 year old white youth pled guilty to bastardy and was ordered by Judge Lewis B E Teague to pay 150 dollars for the child's support at 2 50 per week while released on 160 dollar bond. The case followed an initial charge of seduction with bastardy substituted by consent of prosecutors.

Raymond Ashby Susie Chamblain Lewis BE. Teague Teague Ashby Chamblin Lawrence Asheworth Main Street Old London T. B. Bell J. R. Stewart A. &. Townsend Eli Jarrett Wade Saunders Jarrett Richard Steen Jack Lanier Charles Norman Norman H. R. Paschal Costne Done

Payroll Jump at Red River Lumber in July

Westwood Calif August 1. Red River Lumber Company's payroll in July rose to three times March levels, an increase of 151000 dollars, announced by resident manager T K Walker. The company employed 2000 men.

Westwood Cal Red River Lumber Company T. RK. Walker

Beer Tax Ruling Declares Beer Subject to 3 Percent Sales Tax

Deputy revenue chief C. B. Bogart states the state department of revenue rules that beer sold at retail or wholesale is subject to the 3 percent retail tax or 1.25 percent wholesale tax with minimums. Merchants must collect tax per the uniform schedule from each sale, with penalties for noncompliance.

C. B. Bogart Ford County State Department of Revenue

Waynick Pleased With Private Employer Support

Capus M. Waynick, North Carolina re employment director, welcomed rising requests from private employers. Private firms sought 50 carpenters 25 laborers and over 26 other workers. officials aim to place workers on public projects while assisting private needs.

Raleigh N. C Capus M. Waynick Waynick

Wet leaders expect Missouri repeal to pass

Wet leaders confident Missouri will become No. 22 in repeal by a decisive win as results from Saturday vote come in. Gov. Guy B. Park supported the cause and believed repeal would prevail.

Jefferson City Missouri Guy B. Park

Machado Family Settles in Philadelphia Area

Exiled Cuban president Machado's family plans a permanent move to the Philadelphia region. Joe Obregon's son-in-law, Joe Smilie Obregon, has tasked Daniel Crawford Jr. to find a home likely in Wynnewood, Montgomery County. The family and servants occupy a hotel suite while discussions and calls with Nassau continue.

Philadelphia Daniel Crawford Jr Mac@hado Cuba re @taying Crawford Joe Smilie Obregon Island Republic Wynnewood Montgomery County Obregon Pennsylvania Machado Senora Jose Emilio Obregon United States Lenora Obregon Nassau Bahamas Senora Machado

Funeral for Mrs. Leta Gibson to be held in Trinity

Mrs. Leta Gibson, a colored woman found dead Tuesday at her Trinity home, will be buried Friday. Funeral services set for 2:30 PM at the Colored Methodist church of Trinity with interment in the church cemetery. She was 41, born in Alabama, wife of Ernest Gibson, and mother of Arthur, both of Trinity.

North Main ST North Main Street Woman's Missionary Society Archdale Troy Gilmorf Archdale M. E. Church Catherine Gill Giles Troy Gilmore Letha Gibson Trinity O’elock Colored Methodist Church of Church Gibson Ana Ernest Gibson Arthur

Indian students enrolled in Canadian Indian Affairs schools

About 14,782 Indian boys and girls are enrolled in 344 Indian schools run by the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs.

Department of Indian Affairs

Vines Beats Grant In Newport Tourney

Ellsworth Vines defeats Bryan Grant in Newport completing his third straight casino tournament win. He blasted Grant with a 16 game match featuring 26 placements and advances to face Lester Stoefen in the fifth round as he builds toward future Davis Cup play.

Newport R. I Ellsworth Vines Newport Casino Bryan Grant Atlanta Lester Stoefén

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Martha Jay Willa Springfield Frienda Church Helen Lowe Moore James F. Lyon Mise Marie Leona Moore Mobile Ala St.Edward's Church Beshel Lyon Winston-Salem First Baptist B. Y. P. U First Baptist Church Discu Rose Goldsmith Addie Lomax Hazel Maynes Idol Bunker's Hill Bunker's Hill Methodist Church Moffitt’s North Main Mr. Miller A. J. Luck Asheboro Misses Dixie Tslee Stell Lollie Porter Salemburg, N. C Miss Dot Stell Trinity Street Ollie Swaim Viola Russell Park Street Norwood Ucle EK. J. Parnell Minnie Lee Kennedy Centennial Avenue Annie Lee Marie Kennedy T. M. Griffith J. A. Ridge Albert Overman Washington Baltimore Virginia Dan Compton B. L. Gardner High Point Road Compton Steele Street Peggy Joyce Winchell Uthis Eugenie Willowbrook Street Flapper Fanny Philly City The Vogue Beauty Shop Commercial Bank Reasonab Vines Grant Parm-Ray Beauty Stone Yows Funeral Home Broad and Elm Streets High Point People Wy Department South Main Street Veree Call Minartely Coats NEW Fall Millinery W. L. Douglas Oneemar
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