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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

6

Roanoke Altrusa Members Elect District Officers

Miss Mary Altizer of Roanoke club named district governor for two years with Mrs. Marie Caddell of High Point as district treasurer Mrs Caddell previously served as second district governor and has held publicity and secretary roles The Second District includes Huntingdon West Virginia Baltimore Maryland Richmond Roanoke Greensboro High Point Winston Salem Durham Chapel Hill and Gastonia

Lochie Stover Roanoke Altrusa Mary Altizer Roanoke Club Marie Caddell High Point Club Miss Altizer Durham-Chapel Hill Mies Altizer Roa Caddell Martha Shields Nancy K. Poston Baltimore

Ralph Brown Jr Wins Winner Cup In Better Baby Festival

Ralph Brown Jr four earn old son of Mr and Mrs R F Brown 514 Ames Street won the last special silver loving cup offered by the American Legion Auxiliary as a feature of the Better Baby Festival at South Main Street headquarters last evening. Miss Ruth Baldwin led in Miss High Point election with Miss Katherine Green among close contestants. The festival closes tomorrow night August 28 at Bay Street School with program by Miss Vesta Copeland and specialty numbers by Doris Horne Catherine Hiatt and Dorothy Howerton.

Ralph R. F. Brown Ames Street American Legion Auxiliary South Main Street Peggy Yow Gladys Brown Vola Ann Smith David Spencer Shirley Blackwell Geraldine Palmer Parmalee Durham Jacqueline Grissom Nancy Blackwell James Sherwood Dolly Ann Smith Jimmy Patton Willy Wilkinson Frances Mull Ruth Baldwin Katherine Green Hazel Bean Verta Royal Dorothy Ghesney Dorothy Jones Hattie Tice Sue Clifton Doris Caldwell Bay Street School Vesta Copeland Doris Horne Catherine Hiatt Dorothy Howerton

Orchids Feed on Soil Microbes Amid Root Study

A microscopic organism inside orchid roots helps North American orchids absorb food from the soil. Java covers 48 504 square miles and is the world's most densely populated island. In 1932 its population was estimated to exceed 36 900 000.

Java

Philathea Class Contest At Deep River Church

Mrs. M. A. Wood hosted the Deep River Philathaeas for a regular meeting with many members in attendance. A rainy days vs sunny days contest was proposed with the loser entertaining the winner at month’s end. The Skeen family joined Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Skeen at a birthday dinner for David Farlow who turned 96 at Guilford College.

Deep River Church M. A. Wood Philatheas J. L. Skeen

Local residents host and visit across Guilford County

Sunday visitors included Mrs Walter Grantham and Mrs Anna Coble from Guilford College with Jessie Henley and Joseph Peele. Miss Mary Pickard visited in Randleman with Mrs Hazel Dorsett. The Borums visited Mrs Nannie Jones near Hilltop where she is improving. Dorothy Smith returned to Greensboro after vacation at home. Ida L Wood spent Sunday at Guilford College with relatives. J R Thornton, son of Rex and wife, recovers from an infected leg. Howard Skeen returned to Florida after a week at home. T J Jones and J P Jones families spent Sunday in Asheboro. Walters Modlin family mourns sick child with colitis. R Borum attends Hickory Grove church meetings and hosted the pastor and visiting minister.

W. A. G. Foster Walter Grantham Anna Coble Jessie Henley Joseph Peele Guilford College E. J. White Mary Pickard Randleman Hazel Dorsett R. L. Borum Nannie Jones Hilltop Jones Dorothy Smith Greensboro Ida L. Wood J. R. Thornton Rex Thornton Howard Skeen Florida T. J. Jones J. P. Jones Asheboro Walter Modlin Hickory Grove Methodist Church

Rebels Held In Iran Sector Amid Civil War Reports

Government forces repelled an all day offensive around Iran and San Sebastian and pushed attackers back along the Bidassoa river. Stray bombs fell on French soil for a third day as the war escalates across the border. Alfonso may visit Spain as Madrid seeks unified army leadership amid dissident officers and socialist anarchist factions. Pope Pius reportedly planned a protest over killings of priests and nuns.

Iran San Sebastian Bidassoa Innsbruck Alfonso Spain Madrid Vatican Pius

Ambergris and its origin in sperm whales

Ambergris, a valuable perfume component, forms as a waxy concretion in the stomach of the sperm whale. It is most often found floating on the sea surface.

Washington Granted Honorary French Citizenship Date

George Washington was made an honorary citizen of France in the late 18th century during Franco American alliance events.

George Washington France

Randleman Visitor Feted By Miss Mary Lineberry

Miss Ruth Worley of Kinston was honored at a Main Street party hosted by Miss Mary Martha Lineberry. Gladioli framed the rooms as three bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs. John Southerland. A salad course in green and yellow complemented the decor.

Randleman Ruth Worley Kinston Mary Martha Lineberry Main Street John Southerland

Swicegood Heitman Wedding Solemnized in Salisbury

Miss Etta Mae Heitman of Salisbury wed John Wilfred Swicegood of Thomasville in a morning ceremony at the bride’s brother Charles Heitman’s home officiated by Rev. R. Dwight Ware. Music preceded the entry as the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 601 West Council Street Salisbury.

Salisbury Etta Mae Heitman John Wilfred Swicegood Thomasville Charles Heitman R. Dwight Ware Main Street M. E

Air cooled spark plug with six side and bottom holes

An air cooled spark plug now on the market uses three side holes and three small bottom holes in the combustion chamber to circulate air around the porcelain insulator. This design aims to keep the plug cooler and cleaner.

Stone money of Caroline Islands features giant 12 foot stones

Stone money is used in the Caroline Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Some of these colossal stones reach about 12 feet in diameter and serve as traditional currency.

Caroline Islands South Pacific Ocean

Local social notes list visits across Virginia and nearby towns

Miss Joanna Vanwerry and Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Kistler spend this week at Virginia Beach. Mr Bill Hinshaw and Miss Margaret O Brian and Mrs Ernest Talley visit in the western part of the state. Dr Dennis B Fox of Camp Herman returns home after two months away. Miss Polly Robinson shopped in High Point on Tuesday. Mrs James O Pickard shopped in Greensboro Tuesday. Mrs Frank Talley spent Tuesday in Troy with her parents.

Joanna Vanwerry C. D. Kistler Virginia Beach Bill Hinshaw Margaret O'Brian Ernest Talley Dennis B. Fox Camp Herman Polly Robinson High Point James O. Pickard Greensboro Frank Talley Troy

Welch Memorial Church C E Society Meets Friday

The C E Society of Welch Memorial Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 in the church hut for its monthly business session. Bob Conrad Bible class of Emmanuel Lutheran church offers ice cream party at Dr. L R Zimmerman’s home tomorrow at 7. All members are urged to attend.

Welch Memorial F. Society C. E. Society of Bob Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church L. R. Zimmerman

Early nesters Wood ducks and age of cartoons noted

The text notes that wood ducks nest in hollow trees and in man-made birdhouses. It also mentions the first two animated cartoons McCay created Gertie the Dinosaur and Bray produced Colonel Heeza Liar.

McCay Gertie, the Dinosaur And Bray Colonel Heeza Liar

Social and travel notes from High Point residents

High Point residents and visitors are listed with brief travels and homecomings. Dr and Mrs W F Clayton visit Washington D C staying at the Dodge hotel. Miss Allene Fulton returns home to Flint after a four week visit with the Fulton family. Mrs Clary returns from Crozet Va after her father J L Humphreys died of a heart attack. Faynelle Sprye visits Miss Doris Moser. Dr and Mrs I T Mann and daughters return from Ocean Drive. Mrs Hudson returns from a two months westward tour. Mrs H C Pitts returns from Greensboro. The Rogers family returns from Wrightsville Beach. Mrs Peter Hoen visits Washington D C. Miss Martha Jarrett to Concord. Mr and Mrs Jack Willis return from trips to Richmond Washington and Baltimore. Mrs J A Morris is hospitalized again for treatment. Miss Mabel Merritt visits from Raleigh.

W. F. Clayton High Point Washington, D. C Dodge Hotel Allene Fulton Robert Fulton Flint Michigan J. S. Fulton Thistle Street W. G. Clary Worth Avenue Crozet

Lon don child survival rises since the 19th century

A historical comparison notes that two centuries ago only one in four London-born children survived to age five. Today nearly nine in ten children reach that milestone, reflecting dramatic improvements in early childhood survival.

London

Aged Bicycle Rider Killed on Asheboro Road

An elderly cyclist, Lewall Allred, died after a crash on Asheboro Road. He was born May 20 1875 in Randleman and lived there all his life. Survived by widow Letha Hill two sons Jesse and Jamie and daughters Mary Robbins Margie Pearl Dicks. Funeral planned Friday at St Pauls Methodist Randleman. Manslaughter charge filed against Lewall Allred of the homeplace.

Asheboro Road Mr. Allred Randleman Letha Hill Jesse Jamie Allred Mary Robbins Margie Pearl Dicks Randlem Koo Funeral Home St. Paul’s Methodist Church Church Cemetery Lewall Allred

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Ralph Brown, Jr Miss Baldwin Moffitt’s North Main Alf Alf Landon Kansas West Middlesex A. A. Young Mary Baird Wash Dunham Landon Mollie Jennings Pulaski Emma Linninger Elizabeth Buckaley Sharon Harry White Mary Lineberry James C. Pickard High Point Street E. E. Bunting Pickard W. F. Matthews J. T. Council John Fox J. C. Fox James Q. Pickard Claud Fox Maud Fox Mary Swain Epsie Rosa Belle Woolen Ruth Allred Joe Newlin Swicegood-Heitman Faynelle Sprye Schoolfield Doris Moser Farriss Avenue I. T. Mann Marguerite Frances Mann Johnson Street Ocean Drive Myrtle Beach Richard Hudson Franklin West California States J. H. Petty Richardson Street H. C. Pitts J. R Brown J. D. Rogers Chad Wrightsville Beach Peter Hoen Clyde Rush Tate Street Martha Jarrett Concord Sara Davis Jack Willis North Hamilton Street Richmond Baltimore, Md J. A. Morris Brentley Circle Burrus Memorial Hospital Mabel Merritt Raleigh Ned McEachern Greensboro Road Ring Drug Company N. C Skippy Nat Walker Hart First National Bank Peggy Anne Shoppe Main Paris Geneva Morrison Voich West Broad Street Norge Bruce Atkins A. C. Smith Henry Branden South Wrenn ST
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