Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. Grey at Winston-Salem Home
Mrs. ER M Grey hosted a Saturday night birthday gathering at 1127 Campbell Street. Guests from Winston-Salem Mayodan Martinsville and Greensboro attended a party with punch sandwiches ice cream and cake after unwrapping gifts. Several family members and friends are named along with travel to Chicago for an expo and a travel note about a train weight difference due to Earth's rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. M. Grey
Campbell Street
Roy Rouse
Odis Hampton
B. Wall
Mary Elisabeth
J. H. Reschal
J. W. Whex
Woodrow Moser
Winston-Salem
John Vaughn
Denvis Sterert
Martha Eades
Jim Grey
Bessie Grey
Gracy Grey
Ruby Grey
Lucille Grey
R. EB. Mansfield
Mary and
Robby
Mayodan
T. L. Norwood
Martinsville
Satin afternoon dress pattern for Julia Boyd ad
An advertising pattern for a satin afternoon dress in five sizes 34 36 38 40 42. Size 38 uses 4 percent yards of 35 inch material plus 4 yards of 39 inch for belt scarf and handcuffs. Pattern No. 8597x with mail-in request details and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Pierce Garland marriage announced in York DC
Miss Lucille Garland and Boyd J. Pierce of this city were married in York DC on August 23. They now reside at 206 Guilford Avenue. Local social notes also report a pew rally tonight at Brooks Memorial Methodist colored church led by Rev. A B Townsend, with an appeal mock trial Thursday. Shirley Ann Foster was born August 23 to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Foster at 928 Grace Street. Archdale M E church women plan September meeting August 28 due to upcoming revival. City Young People’s Union met August 24 at Trinity church with 5600 in attendance at Lake Junaluska assembly. Archdale won the singing banner in the contest against Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
South
High Point
Misses Caroline Dalton
Margaret Chandler
Jane Heas Weaver
Virginia Fraley
Rebecca Kearns
Sarah Denny
Pat Hall
Martyon Moffitt
Julia Gold Clark
Ann Robbins
Mary Reidsdol
Mary Louise Everett
Bernard Wright
Raleigh Auditorium
W. N. Everett
Everett
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Virginia Ramblers
Chamber of Commerce
Cox
Hal Kemp
Alice Brogden
Brantley Aycock
Julia Andrews
Terpsichorean Cotlton Club
Emily Storr
Annette Tucker
Mary Johnson
Deryl Hart
Durham
Sarah White
Billie Barnes
Wilson
Dorothy Dillon
Elizabeth Park
Albert Cox
John Beaman
Margaret Sherrill
Henry Reed
Norfolk
North Carona
John C. Henley
CC. W. Robinson
John C. Henly
Randolph County
Thomas
Nannie Henly
John
Cedar Grove Township
Samira Coltrane
Anson County
John Walker
Anson
Montgomery
Bettie Rush
Southern Railway Company
Franklin
Frank Wineskie
Southern Mirror Company
Wesley Memorial M. BE
North Main
East High Street
Bettie Henly
Sarah Rush
Weley Memorial Church
Healy
East Washington and
Underhill Streets
Henry Hotel
Henly
Hie
Pierce-Garland
Lucille Garland
Boyd J. Pierce
York
D. C
Mrs. Pierce
Guilford Avenue
Colored Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Brooks Memorial Methodist Colored Church
Townsend
Brotherhood
Shirley Ann Foster
Mrs. C. B. Foster
Shirley Ann
Grace Street
Archdale M. B&b
Archdale M. E
J. W. Johnson
Asheboro Road
Trinity Chapter
Trinity Church
Osborne
Trinity
Raymond White
Cary Atkins
Western North Carolina
Calvary
Archdale
Calvary Church
Wesley Memorial
Notice of Sale of George W Lowe Inc
Court ordered sale of all personal property from George W Lowe Inc including used cars parts shop equipment and office items at West Commerce Street High Point NC. Sealed bids with 10 percent cashier or certified check due by September 11 1933 at 11:00 A M. Bids opened in Wachovia Bank Building High Point NC subject to Court confirmation. Inspect inventory by appointment. August 24 1993. Owen Reese Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lowe, Inc
West Commerce Street
High Point
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank
N. c
Gale
Owen Reese
Local residents take trips and announce births this week
Mrs EB C Henderson travels to Birmingham with daughter and two grandchildren by motor to visit her son F A Henderson. Mr and Mrs M B Robbins announce the birth of Moody Erskine Jr on August 16. J C Chafin and relatives visit Lincolnton Ga to see his ill mother. Mary Lou Cecilie visits Randolph with grandparents S N Bowman. G L Reynolds returns from Misenheimer and Salisbury. Ruth Peeler and Mr Johnson visit Irene Reynolds in Albemarle. John D Atkins improves after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial. LaVerne Schalmaack visits from St Louis to Atlanta. Mrs S S Sheloff and daughter Henrietta, with Mr and Mrs Henry Schroder and Mrs B L Schwadis, stay in the city from Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Henderson
Harville
Birmingham
Ala
M. B. Robbins
South
Hamilton Street
Moody Erskine, Jr
Mrs. Robbins
Columbia
8. C
LaVerne Schalmaack
St. Louis
Atlanta
Sarah Jones
Johnson Street
Sheloff
Henrietta Sheloff
Henry Schroder
HB. L. Sehwadli
Savannah
City
Ralativea
Odd Winter Job Listings At Local Exchange
A college student seeks winter odd jobs while at High Point college. A white man offers outside work for a mattress. A white woman wants nursing and general house work but not laundry. The Exchange aims to contact an experienced shrubbery man. It placed 12 white women and 1 white man in permanent roles this week, 4 colored women in permanent roles, and 10 men and women in temporary work, plus 6 exchanges. St Marys Episcopal church women will assist at the Exchange next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Roosevelt appoints Robert S. Van as Special Assistant
The Enterprise notes President Roosevelt named Robert S. Van a Special Assistant to the Attorney General Homer Cummings. Van, a Black Pittsburgh publisher, will head the Claims division in the Justice Department, prompting questions from Southern Democrats about a newspaper man holding the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
The
Enterprise
Roosevelt
Robert S. van
Homer
Cummings
Van
Pittsburch
Department of Justice
Daily Smith
Greatest Agreement Yet Sets Retail Wages and Hours
The new retail code outlines maximum weekly hours and minimum wages across city sizes. It sets 40 to 48 hour work weeks with overtime pay and exempts executives, pharmacists, certain professionals, outside sales, and delivery staff from stricter limits. It also allows a three week 48 hour cap every six months.
New federal wage code sets regional minimums and hours
The code anchors minimum wages by region with 20 percent boosts from 1933 levels and caps at 10 to 11 dollars per week. It allows 2 to 4 dollar reductions for junior and apprentice workers and excludes prison labor. White side says the code will be presented to Roosevelt for approval within a week and takes effect one week after signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Maryland
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Whiteside
Roosevelt
Chamber committees draft language at city building
Committees work through the night in the open court of the chamber of commerce building finalizing language as a buffet supper of beer coffee and sandwiches is served to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totlen Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Saunders Infant Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs G K Saunders were held yesterday afternoon at Oakwood cemetery with Rev George T Tuist of Green Street Baptist Church officiating. The child died Saturday morning at 12 80 o clock at the parents home. Flowers were carried by Lois Young Dorothy Rogers Gladys Stone and Lillian Trivatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Saunders
Oakwood Cemetery
George T. Tuist
Green Street Baptist Church
Pe Ae
Lois Young
Dorothy Rogers
Gladys Stone
Lillian Trivatt
Crows Use Snail Sacks to Crack Shells on Rocks
Observers note crows drop snails and mussels onto rocks to crack their shells, enabling easier access to meat. This behavior helps crows diet by breaking hard coverings before feeding.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ucueee
Alderman Photo Co., Inc
Weiner Stand
Clinard Milling CO
Carolina
Colonial Furniture
DH Luxe Diner, Inc
Dixin Realty CO
Ford Dry Cleaners
Hemphill Company
Johnson'’S Packard Service
Lewis & Holmes Motor Freight Corp
Myrtle Desk CO
New York Cafe
North Main Curb Market
Robbins Knitt CO
Erica Wright's
EB. K. Hedrick
Ridgecrest Street
Guilford General Hospital
Mary Alice Sheloff
Bess Sheloff
Chicago
Betty Baxter Sechrest
Dixie Thomas
South Main Street
Atlanticville
Sullivan's Island
Ismay McCracken
Greensboro
Holt McPherson
Sunshine Laundry
the Enterprise Fashion Bureau
Ee Eee S
Fies
City Young People's Union
City Young People’s Union
Victoria Lawrence
Otteray Drive
Chafin
W. A. Chafin
Lincolnton
Mary Lou Cecilie
Randleman
5. N. Bowman
G. L. Reynolds
Misenheimer
Salisbury
Ruth Peeler
Albemarne
Mr. Johnson
Statesville
Irene Reynolds
John D. Atkins
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pain
West Washington Street
Saunders
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Nat Walker
First National Bank
Rexall
Blaivery
Blargain
Gillette Blue Blades
Gillette Regular
Probak Blades
Auto Strop Blades
B.C
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Williams
IPANA
Phillipe
Mann's
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