Philathhea class meets at Green Street Church
The Philathhea class of Green Street Methodist will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Mack Smiths Deep River home. Members are urged to attend and meet at the church at 7 o clock for transportation.
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Oy Agr
Philatheas II
Calvary M
John McMahan
East Green Street
Ee Rs
Friends
Lillie Sawyer
Best Street
Elisabeth Fry
Central Friends Church
Miss Sawyer
Green ST. Philathea
Green Street Past
Mack Smith
Deep River
Loyal people celebrate 98th birthday of Rev 8 S May
A large crowd gathered at the home of Rev. 8. S. May in Yadkinville to mark his 98th birthday with a dinner and reception. Born in 1885, May dedicated 70 years to preaching, served at Sand Springs and Deep Creek churches, and plans a 100th birthday celebration with his main speech.
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High Point
Yadkinville
S. May
Mr. May
Sand Springs Baptist Church
Deep Creek Church
Bear Creek Church
Shady Grove
Cross Roads Church
Meridian
Miss
Missouri
Missouri Regiment
John Reavis
Roy Beck
Fleet Marshall
Woodrow Hill
O. F. Hudson
Miles Reavis
Mr. and
Mrs. Poole
Ten Dance Aspect Cited by Sarazen in Open Match
Gene Sarazen, national open and title holder, and Rodney Bliss, Nebraska state champion, discuss a "ten dance aspect" about eastern golfers in an iron best ball match in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Gene Sarazem
Ome
Rodney Bliss
Nebraska State
Twee
Enterprise Tourney Opens With Local Golfers Competing
The High Point Enterprise announces the city wide amateur golf tournament starts Wednesday at the municipal course with 56 leading golfers qualified. Medalist is Buster Moffitt with 78, followed by Jack Garrett at 79 and others including Frank H Wood R W Wooten H W Matthews G M Harrell Elliott Wood Ralph Foust and Clark Dillon. Merchants and city donate prizes including a loving cup for the winner.
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High Point Enterprise
Bill Crichton
Buster Moffitt
Jack Garrett
Frank H. Wood
R. W Wooten
H. W. Matthews
G. M. Harrell
Elliott Wood
Ralph Foust
Clark Dillon
Enterprise
New Mayonnaise Mixer Demonstrated in Local Stores
The new mayonnaise mixer from Wesson Oil is shown in local groceries with representatives from Wesson Oil. It simplifies making mayonnaise, cleans easily, and can be operated with one hand while pouring oil with the other. The device uses a top oil container, an aluminum dasher, and a bottom jar to prevent curdling, with directions included in a jar. Demonstrations may be offered at The Enterprise Cooking-rows this week, Friday and Saturday.
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Wesson
Wesson Oil
Court Sets Hearing on Insull Case in Athens
Athens court fixed Tuesday morning for the formal sanction of Samuel Insull’s arrest linked to American extradition proceedings. Deputy Pericles Rhalli assists in defense. Insull was moved from a nursing home for an extradition attempt. Authorities searched Mr Snegall’s apartments and called it a routine matter.
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Athens
Samuel Ineull
Pericles Rhalli
Gardans
Tinsall
Mr. Snegall
Gold Coinage Share In Annual Production
About one fourth of the annual gold production was allocated for coinage, with the remainder used for other monetary and industrial purposes. The distribution reflects early minting practices and economic structure driving metal usage.
Heavy docket heard in municipal court
Judge Lewis Teague presided over a lengthy municipal court docket with about 15 cases set for trial. Defendants faced fines and suspended sentences for liquor and driving offenses, non support, drunkenness, immoral conduct, and larceny charges, with several judgments suspended on conditions.
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Municipal Court
Lewis Fef Teague
J. L. Potter
A. J. Graham
Ad Brockett
A. G. Coltrane
James Tilley
A. Lh Howard
W. E. Stone
Floyd Pondexter
Jank Wells
Creasy Williams
Wells
Robert Lindsay
Kellas Wood
Viola Tysing
Viola
T. A. Peddycord
Elmer Jackson
Howard Over
Bill Poovey
J. Cc. Eee
Made Party To Suit Against Geo Penny
An order in Superior court makes Essex Investment Co and DPD B. Harris trustees parties plaintiff in the creditors action of A. S. Krats een and others against George T Penny. An intervening complaint asks for a receiver to collect rent from Bales and Truitt Inc to apply toward a $32 500 mortgage on American Land Co property in which Penny was interested in 1929. The complaint states only $1 575 has been paid on the debt.
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Greensboro
Co. 8S
Lambeth
Essex Investment Company
DPD
B. Harris
A. 8. Kratseen
George T. Penny
Bales and Truitt, Incorporated
American Land Company
Penny
Letters in reply to Mr. Smith’s letter
The Enterprise prints a reader response defending the President’s appointment of Robert V. a Negro to office and questions what Southern Democracy can do about it. The letter challenges Mr. Smith’s criticism and asserts firm stance in support of the action.
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the Enterprise
The
Enterprise
Smith
Robert van
Nightengale letter defends Van from Smith critique
Geo E Nightengale M D writes to correct public misstatements about Mr Van a North Carolina native from Winton. He notes Van is a Pittsburgh lawyer and editor of the Ethical Negro Weekly Staburgh Courierer and cautions Smith against racial knowledge in the press.
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Van
Northarolina
Winton
Pittsburgh
Staburgh Courrier
Smith
Geo
E. Nightengale
Hooch Term Traced to Alaskan Word Origins
The article traces the term hooch to hoochina an Alaskan word used for a distilled spirit made from sugar or corn providing a linguistic link between regional slang and liquor.
Bank Commissioner Named Plaintiff in Cox Estate Suit
Gurney P. Hood commissioner of banks on relation of North Carolina Bank and Trust Company and Smith Medlin liquidating agent join as parties plaintiff in a Superior court action led by T J Gold Jr receiver of R R gan against Mrs Bertha Cox and others. The suit seeks invalidation of real estate transfers by the late J Elwood Cox and aims to recover $21.
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Greensboro
Aus
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Smith Medlin
T. J. Gold, Jr
R. R. Gan
Bertha BE. Cox
Lambeth
J. Elwood Cox
High Point
Three Equine Figures Die in Electric Yard Accident
Ernest Wolf a prominent horseman and Fitz Kines were electrocuted in Upperville while trying to attach a bulb to a wire to croquet after dark. Mr and Mrs Walt also died when they went to the scene. Kines a local tailor and Wolf were well known in northern Virginia racing circles, with their mounts winning blue ribbons this season.
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Upperville
Ernest Wolf
Fitz Kines
Kines
Walt
Wolfe
Unclear Cash Transfer Alleged in Deceased’s Estate
A brief note states $00 in cash was allegedly transferred by the deceased to his wife shortly before his death, leaving questions about the transaction and its implications for the estate.
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Frances Wade
Lauise Davis
West
Lexington Avenue
Louise Davis
Aurilla Kindley
Ruby
Myrtle Eppa
Faye Davis
Geneva Shaver
Frances
Millicent Rich
Margaret
Helen Jacobs
Curtis Jones
James McCormick
Arthur Wweel
Lake Collier
Steve McFarland
A. M. Allred
Archie M. Allred
Lindsay Street
Helen Ann
Burrus Memorial Hos
Mrs. M. S. Matthews
New York City
Mrs. Matthews
Mrs. J. B. Wagner
West Broad Street
Alice Snow Barbee
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
H. Stuart Willis
David and
Kendall
Northville
Mich
Dudley P. Bowe
S. H. Willis
Baltimore, Md
Dunbar Davis
Southport
EF. Willis
B. EB. Sensenbach
Chestnut Street
Wyatt Pickens
R. T. Pickens
Baton Rouge
G@parish
Louisiana State University
Pickens
Mildred Furgurson
Raleigh
Berta Lindsay Caraway
North Mainstret
T. C. Smith
Thomasville
Avery
A. B. Frost
Jo Einstein
Mrs. Snider
White Ke
A. R. Parker
Bobby and
Gene
Birmingham, Ala
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Rev. S. S
Gene Sarazen
Enterprise Tourney
Parser, Kenneg
Keee
Ccoption
Segmend
Purenase
Southern Railway System A
Saunders
High Point, N
MR. Smith
Bank Commissioner
Cox
the Ente
Big N. R. A
Penney's
J.C. Penney
Panco Sheets
Belle Isle
George
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