Informal Picnic Honors Miss Sarah Denny Visitor
Miss Sarah Denny of Rocky Mount, visiting Miss Jane Hess Weaver at Archdale, attended an informal picnic hosted by Billy Sheloff at 104 North Main Street on Saturday. Guests then traveled to Winston-Salem for a rooftop dance at the Robert B. Lee hotel with local residents joining later.
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Sarah Denny
Rocky Mount
Jane Hess Weaver
Archdale
Billy Sheloff
North Main Street
Winston-Salem
Robert B. Lee Hotel
Mr. Sheriff
Frances Lambeth
Courtlandt Preston
Winston- Salem
Messrs
Bill Coan
Roger Edwards
Welch Harriss
Charles Tomlinson
Fred Thomas
Little Nancy Blackwell Wins Cup In Baby Festival
In the Better Babies Festival sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Nancy Blackwell aged one and a half months won the silver loving cup. Close contenders included Valan Smith Gladys Brown Peg Yow Frances Mull Clement Hore Jack Squires and others. Final ceremonies set for Friday August 28 at Ray Street school with preliminary exams starting Tuesday morning August 25 at Central Friends church annex. Katherine Green leads the race for Miss High Point with Ruth Baldwin Dorothy Jones Hazel Beane and others trailing by a small margin. The program features Miss Verta Copeland's School of the Dance with Doris Horne and Catherine Hiatt performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theerican Legion Auxiliary
Nancy Blackwell
Daugher
M. M.lackwell
High Point
Shirley Blackwell
Eraldine Palmer
Ophelia Ring
Ames Sherwood
Dolly Annmith
Billy Wilkinson
Jimmy Iton
Barbara Pierce
Paicla Stout
Ray Street
Central Friends Church Annex
The
Legion Auxiliary
Katherine Green
Ruth Baldwin
Dorothy Jones
Hazel Beane
Dorothy Chesson
Adelaide Callahan
Margaret Gregory
Sue Clifton
Hattie Mae Tice
Verta Royal
Verta Copeland
School of the Dance
Doris Hornes
Catherine Hiatt
Dorothy Hedrick Birthday Party At Home
Dorothy Virginia Hedrick celebrated her eleventh birthday with an afternoon and evening party at 08 Whittier Street hosted by her mother Mrs E Keifer Hedrick. Sixteen guests enjoyed an amateur program with Vera Lee Nggoner and Donald Gibbbard winning prizes for best entertainers and Phyllis Hedrick receiving the gong. The home featured pink and white decorations and a dining room with color notes. Ice cream candy and grape juice were served by Mrs Annie Merle Lowder of Nashville. The honoree received many birthday gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Virginia Hedrick
E. Keiferedrick
Whittier Street
Vera Leenggoner
Donald Gibbbard
Phyllis Hedrick
Annie Merle Lowder
Asville
North Cape Cruise Party Arrives Home
North Cape Cruise party returns from Europe via New York City arriving yesterday morning. Mrs J W Harriss Mrs Elizabeth Harriss Covington Harriss Covington Mrs Ed Millis Miss Helen Millis Jimmy Millie and Mr and Mrs Willis Slane arrived with the home party. Also arriving were Mr and Mrs Amos Kearns Mr and Mrs Allen Watkins Mrs E W Freeze and Baxter Freeze Mr and Mrs Seborn Perry.
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New York City
Europe
North Cape
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Harriss Covington
Ed Millis
Helen Millis
Jimmy Millie
Willis Slane
New York
Amos Kearns
Allen Watkins
E. W. Freeze
Baxter Freeze
Seborn Perry
Movement Continues as Party Arrives After NY Visit
The group turned yesterday by motor from New York where Mrs. Perry landed with the same party on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Awarded Degree At Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Kathleen Spain Hinshaw of High Point received the A B degree at Eastern Carolina Teachers College Greenville during the summer session closing Friday. Dr L R Meadows president delivered the commencement address to 31 two year normal graduates and 44 four year B A graduates. He spoke on Some Specifications For Social Structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
Kathleen Spain Hinshaw
High Point
L. R. Meadows
Local Doctors Attend N C Medical Meeting
Dr and Mrs P W Flagge of this city returned to High Point from Banner Elk where Dr Flagge attended the post graduate assembly of the North State Medical Society at Pinnacle Inn and Grace hospital last week. Dr Frederick R Taylor of High Point also attended sessions of the Stermbly Thursday and Friday.
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P. W. Flagge
Hich Point
Banner Elk
Flagge
North State Medical Society
Pinnacle Inn
Grace ‘Hospital
Frederick R. Taylor
High Point
Residents Return From Visits And Surgery At Burrus Memorial
Louise Salsbury returns home after three weeks in Georgia and Florida visiting relatives. others report five weeks in Orangeburg South Carolina and Miami Florida visits. Altamae Davis underwent appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital at 2 am today. More residents, including J O Motsinger and daughter Mary Elizabeth, and Hazel Crutchfield, resume normal routines after travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Salsbury
Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Richard Salsbury
Miami
Fla
Charles Salsbury
Altamae Davis
Hurley Davis
Lindsay Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
South Carolina
Raleigh
Durham
Hilda Billings
Currie
Calvary Philatheas Meet Tuesday Night
The Philathea class of Calvary M. E. church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs. M S Needham's home on Thistle street. All members are asked to attend the regular monthly meeting promptness emphasized this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Philatheas
Calvary M. E. Church
M. 8. Needham
Thistle Street
Rainey Cawthon Opens Gas Station Prizes $50
In Tallahassee on August 24 an opening prize of $50 was offered by Rainey Cawthon for the new gasoline station. Joe Russell, an employee at a rival station across the street, won the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fia
Rainey Cawthon
Joe Russell
Mrs Dewey Greer and Son Return From Belle Harbor Visit
Mrs. Dewey Greer and her son have returned to the city after spending two months visiting in Belle Harbor New York.
Queen Mary Captures Blue Ribbon Transatlantic Crossing
The Queen Mary set a new record for the fastest transatlantic crossing from Cherbourg Breakwater to Ambrose lightship in 4 days 7 hours 12 minutes, lowering the Normandie’s time by 4 hours 30 minutes and averaging 30.01 knots despite fog off New England.
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New York
Cherbourg
Ambrose
New England
Cunard
White Star Line
State Sees Vegetable Acreage Double Since 1929
Agricultural official Dean I. C. Schaub cites federal census data showing North Carolina vegetable acreage rose from 43,901 acres in 1929 to 95,684 acres in 1934. Duplin Wayne and Sampson counties contributed nearly a quarter of the 1934 statewide harvest for sale.
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Raleigh
Dean I. C. Schaub
N. C. State College
Federal Census Bureau
North Carolina
Duplin
Wayne
Sampson
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on an Age Gap Romance and Education
A 15 year old asks whether to marry a 30 year old suitor against parental wishes. The adviser urges pursuing education, open discussion with the mother, and making friends her own age to avoid an unwise, narrow viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Advice to a young woman on delaying marriage
A mother urges a daughter to prioritize education and friendships, postpone marriage until mature. She reassures that waiting will protect happiness, and that the mother will support her choices and help in any way.
Questions for Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise
Readers directed questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and will receive prompt answers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Mind as the theme of Christ Science Sunday lesson in 1936
Sunday services across Christ Science churches featured Mind as the lesson and sermon topic with the Golden Text from Psalms 147 5 and cited Biblical and Mary Baker Eddy passages. The discourse stressed divine Mind as the source of harmony, shaping body and life in accordance with everlasting Life Truth and Love.
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Churches and Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Hollywood Spends Big on Spectacle in Lavish Musical Numbers
Hollywood producers push record extravagance as they chase bigger chorus, brighter sets, and pricier numbers. Clark Gable and Makier Davies’ Cain and Mabel will feature a $300 per second sequence, with a vast sound stage, 225 chorus girls, 20 000 ostrich plumes, and a live curtain of dancers.
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Hollywood
Busby Berkeley
Berkeley
Warner
Broadway
George White
Hollywood Scribbles and Star Gossip From a Bygone Era
A mash of entertainment notes: Barbara Stanwyck receives rubies and diamonds from Robert Taylor while Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz plan a Hollywood wedding. Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers seen together as they head to Europe. Francis X. Bushman comments on stand-ins. Slim Summerville chases the croaker fish tale, Sally Rand returns for September Morn, Mary Brian heads to London for Charlot's Revue.
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Broadway
Hollywood
Charines
Harlow
Martha Raye
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Sally Rand
Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Europe
Dixie Dunbar
Sonja Henie
Francis X. Bushman
Bushman
Hollywood Talent Scouting and Casting Buzz of 1930s Era
Hollywood notes show studios scouting chorus girls in New York and Europe with Broadway raiding plans for theater season. Betty of Brens declines a Trocadero offer, Jean Harlow critiques miscasting in Suzy, and Libeled Lady pleases fans. Martha Raye lands multiple Paramount parts as Billy Mauch and twin brother Bobby win a Zukor contract for The Prince and the Pauper.
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Hollywood
Paramount
New York
RKO
Europe
Gaumont
London
Broadway
Mack Millar
Trocadero
Betty of
Brnens
Jean Harlow
Suzy
Harlow
Martha Raye
Comedienne
Firsti
Bobby
Billy
Penrod
Sam
Parkington
Heat Triggers Alarm at Richmond Sporting Goods
Humidity and 94 degree heat set off a burglar alarm at a Richmond sporting goods store. Twice the alarm rang, drawing police who found no break in as expanding window glass tripped the signal.
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Richmond
New York Cops Praise Squad Tactics In Homicide Cases
Inspector Kerr lauds the Manhattan detective squad for teamwork in solving crimes including the Clevenger case and the Helen Clevenger case. He cites Damon Pythias style pairing, eight detectives, and the Quinn brothers as a top pairing. Detective Martin Moore, convicted killer of Miss Cle Detective, is noted for his quiet persuasive manner.
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New York
Homicide
Squ
F Kerr
Inspector Kerr
Manhattan
Clde
Helenenxter
Asheville
Clevenger
Kerr
Damon Pythias
Pai
Thomas J
John J. Quinn, Jr
North Carolina
Martin Moore
Cle
Martin
Quinn
Nazis Fail To Answer Charge
In Berlin on August 24 the Nazi government made no move to answer a protest from German Protestants. Clergy from the sessional synod and Lutheran churches of Württemberg and Bavaria read the protest demanding the right to testify openly and defend the faith of their fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Ohr
Wurt
Bavaria
YOLK'S ON LOS ANGELES DUEL ENDS WITH LYO N WINNER
In a 20 pace duel Harvey and Gus Lyon faced off as marksmen. Neither scored in the fourth exchange. Both struck the other's Adam's apple in a bid to win. Lyon was declared winner after a direct hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harvey
Gus Lyon
Ponent
Winnhes Lyon
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