Gladys Brown Wins Silver Cup in Better Babies Festival
Gladys Brown five years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Brown of 931 Randolph Street, received the silver loving cup from the American Legion Auxiliary for top points in the Better Babies Festival held last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brown
L. G. Brown
Randolph Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Parmalee Durham
Nancy Blackwell
Geraldine Palmer
Vola Ann Smith
Shirley Blackwell
Peggy Yok
Dolly Ann Smith
James Sherwood
Mrs Elmer Brewer Addresses Woodmen Circle At Meeting
The Woodmen Circle held its regular meeting on Commerce Street. District manager Mrs Elmer Brewer of Winston-Salem was a guest and spoke on the organization’s work. Short talks followed before the group adjourned to an ice cream parlor for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Commerce Street
W C. Howard
Elmer Brewer
Winston-Salem
Leave For Week's Trip To Bermuda
Miss Ann Byerly and Miss Kath leen Shelton left early Sunday for New York City. They will sail on the Cunard White Star Liner Britannica for Bermuda this morning and return next Monday after spending several days in New York before coming back to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Byerly
Kathleen Shelton
New York City
Cunard
Bermuda
New York
High Point
Local residents listed as visitors and patients in city
Messrs F E Slack and J K Boling visited Jackson Fla and stayed at Hotel Seminole. Mrs J Fred Hough and children, homeward to Winston-Salem from Atlanta, stopped here yesterday. Misses Ercelle Allen and Edith Kemp spent the weekend in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs M W Nash improving at 221 Lindsay after injuries in an automobile crash. H M Schadt travels to New York for fall and winter merchandise. Miss Dorothy Bowen and Sumter Bowen returned from Henderson and Chapel Hill. J C Lawrence of 403 Philip street is a patient at Arrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs F E. V. Slack
J. K. Boling
Jackson, Fla
Seminole
J. Fred Hough
Atlanta, Ga
Winston-Salem, Gate
M. W. Nash
Lindsay Street
Dorothy Bowen
Sumter Bowen
Henderson and
Chapel Hill
N. C
J. C. Lawrence
Philip Street
Arrus Memorial Hospital
Local residents return from visits and trips
Numerous residents travel to Virginia Beach Myrtle Beach Roanoke and other points with visits to relatives and friends. Families including Jarvis Wright Presslar Morgan Royall Culler and Holden plan returns from trips to South Carolina North Carolina and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Holden
Charlotte
New York
Pennsylvania
Phyllis Ann Wood Honored On Third Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Clyde Wood hosted a party at their home for their daughter Phyllis Ann in celebration of her third birthday. Guests played games directed by Virginia Hutchens and Georgia Ridge, then enjoyed ice cream and cake. Gifts were received from Dorris Combs Earl Combs Billie Allen Dolores Clement Mary Elizabeth Wrenn Jr Bobbie Russell Carlton Leonard Delphia LeViner Hazel Presnell Carlyn Ann Vancannon Barbara Ellington Quinten Brown Jr Suzanne Myers and Annie Maresh Bulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wood
Phyllis Ann
Virginia Hutchens
Georgia Ridge
W. R. Wood
Fred Ellington
Doris
Earl Combs
Billie Allen
Dolores
Richard Clement
Mary Elizabeth
Paul Wrenn, Jr
Bobbie Russell
Carlton Leonard
Delphia Leviner
Hazel Presnell
Carlyn
Ann Vancannon
Barbara Ellington
Quinten Brown, Jr
Suzanne Myers
Annie Maresh Bulla
Miss Thomas Gets X Ray Technician Position in Charlotte
Miss Dixie Thomas recently completed an X ray course at Duke University and has left with her aunt Mrs R H Sechrest to begin work as a technician at Dr O B Baxter offices in Charlotte. Dr Baxter, brother of Mrs Sechrest, has just moved from South Carolina and opened Charlotte offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Thomas
Duke University
R. H. Sechrest
Charlotte
O. B. Baxter
Montreat Conference Opens Leadership Session Attended
Dr. C. C. Williams Mrs. H. E. Newland Mrs. J. D. Ross and Mrs. Fred Babcock returned Sunday from Montreat after attending the opening session of the Presbyterian church Leadership Conference. Dr. Williamson will return today to complete the sessions. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Temple also came back after three days at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williams
H. E. Newland
J. D. Ross
Fred Babcock
Montreat
The
Presbyterian Church
Williamson
M. A. Temple
Sunday Church Service Lessons on Soul and Healing
On August 16 1934 four Christian Science churches and societies presented a lesson sermon titled Soul. The Golden Text from Psalms 103 urged praise and gratitude for Gods benefits while Psalms 67 emphasized mercy blessing and righteous judgement among nations. The Science and Health excerpt affirmed immortality of life and gods healing power, denying mortal sickness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Saul
God
Doctor Johnston Visiting City From Hawthorne
Dr. L. R. Johnston former High Point principal and current Hawthorne New Jersey school head visits the city today. He recently earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree and will remain in the area for several days before returning to Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Hawthorne
N. J
Sugar beet miracle from a 569-foot beet row
E L Kidd of 1901 Franklin street displayed a seven and a half pound sugar beet at The Enterprise. He harvested nine bushels from four rows planted across a 569 foot lot, with all beets large. Last year he grew a ten and a half pounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Kidd
Franklin Street
Smith Pleads For Family Liberties in Plattsburg
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith urged preservation of the constitution and defense of every liberty of the family. He said no court can preserve a constitution deserted by the people and recalled that the framers preserved state rights so each might have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Cop Shot In Fayetteville Car Pursuit
A bullet from a suspect vehicle struck Police Sergeant Roy Godwin during a chase in Fayetteville. Officer Lee McArthur fired back. the car fled. Godwin suffered a non serious wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Roy Godwin
Lee McArthur
Godwin
Parker In Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Parker sustained serious injuries in an automobile accident and was found on the highway Sunday morning. He remained in critical condition at a local hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Farmer Brantley Thornton Held for Manslaughter
Smithfield Brantley Thornton a Johnston County farmer was held on a manslaughter charge for the shooting of farm hand John B Webb near Benson Saturday night as police investigations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantley Thornton
Johnston County
John B. Webb
Benson
World War Veteran D. D. Mauldin Dies in River Tragedy
D. D. Mauldin, a local world war veteran, drowned yesterday in Little River near here. Authorities reported the accidental death after a routine fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
D. D. Mauldin
Little River
Here
Railroad coach overturns with 80 excursionists at Linville Gap
A railroad coach carrying 80 excursionists toppled onto its side at Linville Gap late yesterday. No injuries were reported and cleanup crews were dispatched to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Park
Linville Gap
Man Killed by Train In Charlotte
Police seek to identify a man about 25 who was struck and killed by a moving train late Saturday night in Charlotte. Witnesses reported the victim appeared to attempt boarding the locomotive as it passed. The incident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Funeral services for Mrs Lala Dave Evans
Funeral services for Mrs Lala Dave Evans 39 who was fatally injured in an automobile accident Saturday were held here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lala Dave Evans
Mitchell Succeeds Mask in Region 4 of Resettlement Admin
George S. Mitchell of Richmond Virginia became director of region 4 of the resettlement administration today. He succeeded Homer H. B. Mask who announced his resignation on Saturday at the request of administrator Rexford Tugwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mask Raleigh
George S. Mitchell
Richmond
The
Resettlement Administration
Homer H. B. Mask
Rexford G. Tugwell
Apex Man Killed by Train Near Raleigh
Sam W. Capps of Apex died in a hospital after being struck by a train while attempting to board it. He had recently lived in Selma and was en route when he slipped and fell under the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Sam W. Capps
Apex
Selma
Held Without Bond In Fatal Shooting Case
Whiteville police report Wester Long aged 20 was held without bond for the fatal shooting of Roose velt Watts aged 32. Court records list the incident as a recent homicide investigation with both men named and the city specified as Whiteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteville
Wester Long
Bond
Roosevelt Watts
Myrtle Beach Drowns. Moody Recovered
A 27 year old man from Concord North Carolina identified as C Rary mond Moody drowned in Myrtle Beach yesterday and his body has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
S&s. C
Rarymond Moody
Concord
N. C
Funeral Services Held for Arnold Cook
Funeral services were held today for Arnold Cook age 33 who died Saturday night from injuries in a automobile accident here. Interment was planned at Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Arnold Cook
Mooresville
Southport Bald Head Island Plans School Opening
A new school in Southport Bald Head Island, the southernmost point of North Carolina, may open this year if a building can be prepared in time. It is slated to open September 3 with Miss Bertha Reid in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Bald Head Island
North Carolina
Bertha Reid
Seven questioned in Ball killing in Negro section
Durham police held seven Negro men for questioning as they investigated the death of George W. Ball a 41 year old ice truck driver killed in a Negro section Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
George W. Ball
Field Day for Jersey Cattle Breeders Plannned
Raleigh area field day for Jersey cattle breeders in North Carolina set for Friday in Asheville announced by John A. Arey extension dairyman at North Carolina State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Jersey Cattle Breeders of
North Carolina
Asheville
John A. Arey
N. C. State College
STFU Cooperates In Study Of Sharecropper Problems
The Southern Tenant Farmers Union says it will cooperate with Arkansas Governor Futrell on a southwide conference about sharecropper issues in cotton country. J R Butler of White County Arkansas confirms the stance, while urging action to reveal the body of Frank Weems linked to a recent strike death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STFU
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Futrell
Arkansas
J. R. Butler
White County
Ark
H. L. Mitchell
Butler
Hot Springs
Washington
Department of Justice
Little Rock
Frank Weems
Weems
Equal voice in central government affairs stated
The speaker urged preservation of the constitution and a war on socialism fascism and communism in the United States with all citizens dedicated to safeguarding family liberty and enduring civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
United States
Lowe Family Return To Lizton After Visit
Mr and Mrs Jonathan Lowe and their son Paul return home to Lizton Indiana after visiting relatives in the city and Randolph county Paul had stayed with Miss Jowe Lowe on Virginia avenue during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lowe
Paul
Lizton
Indiana
Lowe
City
Randolph County
Jowe Lowe
Virginia Avenue
Florida Woman Safe In France
The American consul in Marseille reported Mrs. Petronila Gallardo of Tampa arrived safely in Marseille by airplane from Madrid. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marseille
France
State Department
Petronila Gallardo
Tampa
Fila
Madrid
Peace Rally At Archdale Draws Local and City Clergy
About 75 people attended a district peace rally at the Friends Playground Archdale with speakers from Friends churches and other area faith groups. A. I. Ferree of Asheboro delivered The Futility of War while Miss Fern Stowe of Hartford spoke on Sacrificing for Peace and Miss Lilly Bulla of Sophia discussed peace progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Greensboro
Friends Playground
Archdale
A. I. Ferree
Asheboro
Bera Brown
Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Byron Haworth
Lilly ._Bulla
Sophia
Marion Harlan
Mississippi Woman's College
Springfield Friends Church
Fern Stowe
Hartford
Conn
Harlan
Jennie Bulla
Melford Ferree
Cases Against Two Continued In Municipal Court
E L Auman Jr and Bill Ellington, two white youths, won a postponement of charges until Wednesday. F C Ford, a New York veneer salesman, faces a companion arraignment. Allman and Ellington are charged with larceny and Allman with carnal knowledge of a female under 16. Bonds set at 5000 for each, Ford 1000. Victim is 14 year old Erma Short of Greensboro. Ellington and Allman allegedly took 50 to 60 dollars from Ford and stole a watch and a pen set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Auman, Jr
Bill Ellington
F. C. Ford
New York
Allman
Ellington
Liberty
Ford
Teague
Erma Short
Greensboro
President Plans Drought Belt Trip
President Roosevelt at Hyde Park pursued final details for a drought belt trip and prepared to handle administration business from a three day Eastern flood tour. He considered a Mississippi river journey with Hannibal Missouri inviting him to attend a celebration. Other towns along the river sought visits but decisions were deferred for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Hannibal
The
Hudson
Landon Shifts Topic As Campaign Open Nears
Governor Alf M. Landon as Republican presidential candidate moves to change his subject matter for three eastern speeches. Aides say his first talk at West Middlesex Pennsylvania may discuss general issues, while the Buffalo New York address on August 24 may focus on government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
London
West Middlesex
Buffalo
N. Y
Rubber fires become cheaper substitute for wood in Britain
Raw rubber sells for less than wood and is increasingly used to fuel open fires in many British households. This shift highlights cost pressures on fuel choices as households seek economical heating options.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on broken dates and friendship
A reader asks if she should require explanations when a young man cancels a date. The adviser says occasional cancellations happen and a single lapse warrants patience. If it becomes a pattern, request timely notice. Maintain friendships with others and avoid fixating on one suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Open inquiry addressed to Luiss Mario Mansfield at The Enterprise
A directive directs all questions to Luiss Mario Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. It promises prompt answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luiss Mario Mansfield
Colored News Women's Memorial Board Meeting
The Women's Memorial A. M. E. church board will meet tonight at 8 o'clock with Rev. J. C. Grady, pastor, presiding.
Hay Ride Sponsored by Young People's Club
The Young People's club of Women's Memorial A M E church will sponsor a hay ride to Friendly Lake Thursday evening. Trucks will leave the church corner East Washington and Eccles streets at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Lake
Young People’s Club of Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church
East Washington and
Eccles Streets
National Medical Association Meets In Philadelphia Today
The 42nd annual convention of the National Medical Association opens in Philadelphia at Tindley Temple M E church. Governor Earle and Mayor Wilson will welcome attendees as clinics run at Philadelphia General Hospital. Local delegates include Dr. C. T. Whitten Dr. M B Davis Dr. J C Morsan and Dr. W I L Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Medical Association
Philadelphia
Tindley Temple
M. E. Church
Pennsylvania
Earle
Wilson
Philadelphia General Hospital
C. T. Whitten
J. C. Morsan
W. I. L. Miller
Red Sox Face Norfolk Black Sox In Key Home Game
The High Point Red Sox host the Norfolk Black Sox at Willis Park tonight. Norfolk boasts top Tidewater and eastern North Carolina talent and beat the Red Sox 7-1 earlier this season. The Red Sox have added new players and aim to rebound before a tour to Wilmington Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Norfolk Black Sox
High Point Red Sox
Willis Park
Norfolk
Tidewater Virginia
North Carolina
Wilmington
Del
Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Personal notices from Griffith stadium day
Clarence Long of New City spent the week end with his wife Mrs Bertha head Long of 1018 Street. Rose Lee Morrish came to the city from Wick Ga. Lila Blackwell of Hulda Street returned from Newark New Jersey while a patient at St Bar hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Long
New City
Bertha Head Long
1018
Street
Rose Lee Morrish
Wick. Ga
Lila Blackwell
Hulda
Newark
N. J
St. Bar Hospital
Annual Picnic at Blair's Farm Set for Tuesday
G county commissioner R Flake Shaw resides at Blair's Farm where the Fi Civic Cooperative and dairymen's groups plan a city merchants and organizations picnic tomorrow. The program begins at 6 with a watermelon cutting, followed by speeches and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Flake Shaw
G County
Blair
Fi Civic Cooperative Associati
Davis
Y M C A life courses to start this week
Homer Coltrane announces junior and senior life courses at the Y M C A to be inaugurated on Wednesday. N E Snyder and P W Hairston will supervise and serve as examiners. Boys and men are invited to contact the Red Cross office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Coltrane
American Red Cross
N. E. Snyder
P. W. Hairston
Ston
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. S. Stirewall
Auxiliary
Woodmen
Ercelle Allen
Edith
Kemp
H. M. Schadt
Bard’s Department Store
C. H. Jarvis
Helen Posey Jarvis
West Bay Street
South Carolina
Pauline Wright
Peachland
R. T. Pressler
Kennedy Street
Anna Lee Kearns
Denton
Ray Presslar
West Green Street
R. T. Presslar
Lloyd
C. B. Loflin
Lover's Leap
Virginia
Lyde Morgan
S.C
G. T. Royall
Willowbrook Street
M. G. Ridge
Jackson's Creek
Virginia Beach
A. L. Ridge
Colonial Avenue
Jackie Conrad
Roanoke
Doris Carter
Buck Matthews
Buddy
Dewey Foust
Gloria
Dewey
Lee Isom
Betty An
T. C
Carolina Beach
Levi Rogers
Della Rogers
Siler City
W. 8. Cain
Rogers
Trinity
Clyde Reeves
Connie Cain
Thomasville
Betty Croker
Carrick Avenue
Blowing Rock
Moffitt
Phyllis Ann Wood
Miss Thomas
Christian Science
By Helen Welshimer
Belov
Carolina News Briefs
Associated Press
Hurt
Furman
Florida
Landon
Legion's Auxiliary
Marjorie Mansfield
Colored News
Griffith Stadium
Blair’s
Y.M.C
United Market
North Main Street
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