State C E Camp Brought to Close at Winston-Salem
The first annual Youth and Youth Leaders camp sponsored by the North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union concluded at Camp Betty Hastings seven miles north of Winston-Salem. High Point attendees included Lather & Medlin as camp directors, with Rev. Nate Taylor delivering the closing address and Miss Helen Dyer leading a candlelight service. The state board voted to make the event an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
High Point
Includin Lather & Medlin
Nate Taylor
Charlotte
Helen Dyer
Robert Smith
Liberty
Glenn Lambert
Specia
Greensboro
State Board
Grace Jester and A G Deviney wed at South Main M E church
Miss Grace Jester and A G Deviney were married Sunday morning August 25 at the South Main M E church parsonage with Rev N C Williams officiating. The couple, no attendants, planned a wedding breakfast at the Hotel Lexington and will reside at 607 Hedrick Street High Point after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jester
A. G. Deviney
J. EB. Jesuf
South Main
M. E
N. C. Williams
J. B. Jester
Carolina Container Company
Business and Professional Girls Club
Mr. Deviney
J. A. Deviney
Cleveland County
Rex
Lexington
Ladies' Bridge at Wood Country Club Tuesday
The bi weekly ladies bridge event for club members and invited guests will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock at the clubhouse. Hostesses are Mesdames Clifford EB Lehmann and J H McCall. A luncheon will follow. reservations should be made with club management before tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wood Country Club
Clifford EB. Lehmann
J. H. McCall
Jo Ann Wright Feted At Eighth Birthday Party
A children's party honored Jo Ann Wright on her eighth birthday at the home of her mother Mrs. W A Hussey 701 Hines Street. M T Wright directed games and photos were taken. Pink and white decorations and balloon favors accompanied dainty refreshments as gifts from friends were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Wright
M. T. Wright
W. A. Hussey
Hines Street
Jo Ann
Joyce Jean Dawkins
Jeanne Clary
Nancy McCulloch
Barbara Jean Fogleman
Pegsy Greenway
Sylvia Tate
Wade
Doris Hines
Betty Hargier
Evelyn
Lois Wise
Betty Jo
Lilly Sue Myers
Tommy McMahon
Leon Millikan, Jr
David Lee Wagner
Terrell Atkins
Annie Morgan
Emily Callicutt
Pearl Hunsucker Weds Alien R Byerley in Lexington
Announcement from here reports the marriage of Pearl Hunsucker to Alien R Byerley in Lexington North Carolina on Saturday August 27. The ceremony at the Baptist parsonage was performed by Rev Gaines. The couple will reside at 51 Mangum Avenue with witnesses Mr and Mrs Troy Byerley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hunsucker
R. Byerley
Lexington
N. C
Baptist Parsonage
Gaines
Byerley
J. H. Hunsucker
Howard Strickland
When danger threatens the grebe dives under water
A note on the grebe behavior shows it tucks its young under wings and retreats beneath the water to shield them from danger. The description highlights parental care in a waterfowl context.
Local residents return from visits and moves noted
Mrs Hoke Bullard and children Hoke Jr Betty Moore and John Moore Bullard came home last evening from Lake Junaluska and Marion. Mr Bullard joined them for the trip. Mr and Mrs Charles F Tom Hinson are in New York at the Ambassador hotel and plan to return Wednesday. S D Cashwell is seriously ill at 519 South Hamilton Street. Bruce Carraway family hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs John Roberts and two young sons from Winston Salem. Mrs Dallas Culler was moved to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment. Miss Marietta Bond and Mrs George Warren with niece Miss Marietta Moore left Baltimore and Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Gawthrop at 1200 Cedrow Avenue. Rupert T Pickens is out again after bronchial influenza. Mrs P Anthony has returned home from Charlotte. Mr and Mrs E R Yarborough and others came home after the weekend. Earl A Byrum and family have moved to Gantt apartments from West Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Bullard
Hoke, Jr
Betty Moore
John Moore Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Lake Junaluska
Marion
Charles F. Tom Hinson
New York City
Ambassador Hotel
Marietta Bond
Baltimore, Md
George M. Warren
Washington, D. C
J. A. Gawthrop
Marietta Moore
Baltimore
Gawthrop
Cedrow Avenue
Rupert T. Pickens
Florham Avenue
Mr. Pickens
Lebanon C. E. society holds regular meeting and Children’s Day service
The Lebanon C E society met at 6:30 in the church C E room with Francis Payne leading. Lois Yakley spoke on inspiration from the State C E Camp at Camp Betty Hastings in Winston Salem. Members then joined a special church service for the annual Children’s Day led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Publisher Injured In Auto Crash In Fayetteville
Fayetterville August 29. F Grover Britt publisher of the Sampson Independent and former NC Press Association president was injured in a head on collision near the Fayetteville railroad depot. Johnnie Wester a tour driver was arrested on careless and reckless driving charges.
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Fayetteville
F. Grover Britt
Clinton
Sampson Independent
North Carolina Press Association
T. T. Timberlake
Johnnie Wester
German Club Annual Meeting at Emerywood
Piedmont German Club members are urged to attend the annual meeting at Emerywood Country Club Wednesday at 7 15 p m J Welch Harriss president announces election of new officers and board plus fall business updates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
J. Welch Harriss
Reid Couple Honored On First Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Hayworth hosted a dinner at 406 West Bay Street Sun day to honor Mr and Mrs Theodore Reid their granddaughter on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary due Tuesday August 30 Guests included the Reids their baby son Gary and Mr and Mrs Hayworth Misses Martha and May Hayworth Clarence and Jakie Hayworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Hayworth
Weat Bay Street
Theodore Reid
Mrs. Reid
Gary
Mrs. Hayworth
Martha
May Hayworth
Clarence
Jakie Hayworth
Move Here From Rocky Mount Gawthrop Family Arrives
Mrs. Alan B Gawthrop and Grace Edna arrive with Mr Gawthrop from Rocky Mount to join his family and establish their home in this city They reside temporarily with J A Gawthrop at 1200 Cedron Avenue Mr Gawthrop is employed by Gate City Life Insurance Co here Louis Huff Welcomes Son Louis Jr Born August 24 at Winston Road Home Helen Mozelle Rice is mother prior to marriage
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Alan B. Gawthrop
Grace Edna
Rocky Mount
Mr. Gawthrop
J. A. Gawthrop
Cedron Avenue
Gate City Life Insurance Company
Chas
Charles Louis Huff
Louis, Jr
Winston Road
Mra Huff
Helen Mozelle Rice
Burlington Mills Plans Remodeling at Silk Street Mill
Burlington Mills Inc will begin remodeling at its Silk Street mill immediately. The project follows a permit issued today and costs about 35000. Dermont Construction Co. is the general contractor for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Mills, Inc
Silk Street Mill
Silk Street
Aedding
Y &i. Hk. Ingram
Dermont Construction Company
Birthday Dinner At Mrs Everett Leonard Home
Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Leonard in High Point route 8 yesterday to honor Mrs Leonard on her birthday. About 150 people attended the dinner and devotional services were led by Rev T H Myers from Reidsville. Vocal duets by the Leonard daughters highlighted the music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Leonard
High Point
Route 8
Green Phalanger of Australia Bears Unique Fur Color
The green phalanger of Australia is the only known animal with green fur. This distinctive trait sets it apart in the animal kingdom and draws scientific interest from researchers studying color genetics and camouflage.
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Australia
Kernersville Church Groups Hold Regular Meetings There
Kernersville report covers Missionary circles at M E church meeting at F M Edwards home with devotionals led by Pearl Michael and business notes including parsonage renovations. Other circle met at K O Boone home with C B Way delivering devotionals and J T Justice Sr presiding. A social picnic honored visitors Moir Cardwell family at Atkins Springs. Community notices list local visits, travels, and Society actions.
Missionary Circle Members Plan Kitchen Refurnish
Mrs C A Stone and Miss Zora Smith hosted Circle 4 of the Missionary Society at Mrs Stone's Salisbury Street home Monday evening with Mrs H D Stafford as guest speaker. Eleanor Stafford led reports and the circle voted to refurnish the kitchen. a salad course followed. Circle 2 met at Mrs John Pinnix’s Main Street home Tuesday evening with Mrs Y B Albert presiding and Mrs J C Bodenheimer leading worship. Lara Story spoke on chapter 4 of Songs in the Night after the business session and a tea course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church Missionary Society
K. O. Boone
C. B. Way
M. P. Church
J. T. Justice
Jim Spears
Lara Story
R. C. Morris
The
Missionary Society
C. A. Stone
Zora Smith
Circle 4
Same Missionary Society
Circle 2
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
John Pinnix
Main Street
Y. B. Albert
J. C. Bodenheimer
Hill Family Relocates to Winston-Salem for New Roles
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Hill and son Laurie Jr. head to Winston-Salem to join R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. They will establish their home there. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morton and Mrs. A. N. Linville in Goldsboro. The Cardwells of Akron Ohio, with Moir Jr Edith and Joan, are guests of Mrs. Cardwell’s sister Mrs. V. V. Vaughn and Mr. Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Hill
Laurie, Jr
Winston-Salem
Hill
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
W. H. Morton
A. N. Linville
Goldsboro
Moir Cardwell
Moir, Jr
Edith
Joan Cardwell
Akron
Ohio
Readers questions directed to Mar jorie Mansfield
The Enterprise asks readers to address questions to Mar jorie Mansfield in care of the paper. Letters will be answered in these columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on a breakup and staying put
A reader in distress seeks guidance after discovering her fiancé married her sister. The columnist urges the reader to remain in her current city, avoid returning home without job prospects, and support her mother from afar while building new social connections and maintaining financial security.
New Interests in Nfe Spark Unexpected Changes of Heart
A fragment discusses adopting new interests in Nfe and adjusting to a sudden shift in a young man’s feelings, hinting at forthcoming changes and social expectations. The text remains terse and ambiguous.
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Nfe
Change of heart and future safety over duty to mother
The writer urges a reader to curb bitterness, recognize that a change of heart before an unhappy marriage is best for all three. They advise caring for the mother without sacrificing the reader's future, stressing the importance of safeguarding their bank savings over keeping her in her hometown.
Diphtheria and Measles Reported in City Week
One case of diphtheria and one of measles were listed in the city health department report for the week ending August 27. This was lower than the prior week which had two general cases and one whooping cough case. The diphtheria case prompted a warning for school children to be inoculated before school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Eye Tests Find 25 Percent of Washington Co-eds Cannot Wink
A University of Washington survey shows that one fourth of female students fail a simple wink test. The study highlights visual and social behavior assessments among campus women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Descent New York Cat Survives Plunge From Fire Escape
A prowling cat fell into a drainpipe from a five story New York apartment. Police and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals removed pipe sections for five hours and finally freed the cat five feet underground. The cat scampered away unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Handshake Delay Turns Fatal on Subway Tracks
David Brown, 27, was bidding farewell to a friend when he glanced through a subway window to follow a hand signal and stepped onto the platform edge as the train began moving. He toppled from the edge and was struck by the wheels, losing his left arm and right leg in the fatal accident on the New York line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Brown
Brown
Robbery at Kansas City Theater Snatches Tax Tokens
A masked youth held up theater cashier Lena C. Rigney and a boy, telling them not to panic. Rigney fled after the thief demanded receipts and grabbed a small box from the boy containing about 600 Missouri one mill sales tax tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lena C. Rigney
Hay Fire Destroys Sutton Family Auto During Vacation Start
Ashby Nebraska. The Sutton ranch family vehicle became stuck on a sandhill road and when exhaust ignited dry hay the car was utterly consumed by flames as the trip began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Neb
Harry Sutton
Boys Target Cement Wall With Dynamite Caps
In Dubuque Iowa two boys shot dynamite caps from sling shots at a cement wall for fun. Police seized 75 caps, warned them about the danger, and sent the youths home.
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Dubuque
Service Held For Mrs. Eliza Bundy
Funeral services for 92 year old Mrs Eliza Jane Bundy were held at her Jamestown home with Rev G W Fink and Rev O J Jones presiding. Burial followed at Deep River cemetery. Grandsons Reuben Harry Stephen Mayne Bundy Clyde and Charles Marsh served as pallbearers. Surviving are four sons seven including C M Bundy Carl V Bundy Robert E Bundy C Bascom Bundy two daughters Dora Bundy Eva Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jane Bundy
Jamestown
G. W. Fink
Jamestown Methodist Church
O. J. Jones
Bessemer Methodist Church
Deep River Cemetery
Reuben
Harry
Stephen
Mayne Bundy
Clyde
Charles Marsh
Robert E. Bundy
C. Bascom Bundy
High Point
Dora Bundy
Eva Marsh
Friendship
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Guilford County real estate transfers list multiple deeds in High Point and surrounding townships. Transactions include Bumgarner to Hall, Welborn to Hawkins, Atlantic Life Insurance to Burton, and others to Saunders and Rollins. Additional transfers involve Kimrey Pitts Fairfield Woodrow Fordham, and Trogdon family parcels with commissioner Atkinson overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
G. C. Bumgarner
Sagie Hall
Dave Baker
C. W. Welborn
F. L. Hawkins
D. H. Baker
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
G O. Burton
West Russell Street
Bettie Corbet
Bessie Saunders
Trenton Street
Morehead
W. B. Richardson
J. B. Rollins
Willora Street
D. H. Kimrey
J. R. Pitts
Lexington Avenue
Fairfield Company
Woodrow W. Fordham
Fernwood Drive
Gilmer
George L. Houston
Reece H. Sheppard
Franklin Boulevard
Monroe Township
William Milton
Lucinda Milton
J. L. Mitchell
J. C. Beal
Rock Creek Township
Lacy Trogdon
Belle Shepherd
G. C. Shepherd
Atkinson, Jr
C. C. Shepherd
Labor Day Snapshot Tips For Outdoor Picture Opportunities
The article urges Labor Day weekend travelers to plan photo-friendly outings such as picnics parks and beaches. It stresses keeping cameras ready and choosing routes with ample picture opportunities while noting exposure tips for varied lighting and film latitude for better prints.
U S Gunboat Monocacy In Disputed China Waters
U S gunboat Monocacy faced a dispute with Japanese authorities near Kiukiang China after two mines exploded 80 yards away. The Japanese vice consul refused to allow advancement toward Shanghai while U S Lieutenant Commander Conlan urged accountability for actions by Japanese forces. The gunboat Oahu was ordered to relieve Monocacy and depart for Hankow to await Washington’s decision on the Kiukiang incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
United States
China
Kiukiang
Yangtee River
Hankow
Saturay
Lieut
C. V. Conlan
Lieut. Conlang
Nippon Navy
Shanghai
Oahu
Wahu
Chicago Produce Prices Report for August 29
Chicago market data shows Rutter at 1,701,017 steady with specials around 923 score and 26 percent. Extras 92 and firsts 90-91 hold at 25-25 percent, carrots noted, eggs at 8,424 with fresh graded extra firsts and locals around 23 percent and 22 percent respectively.
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Chicago
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Miss Grace Jester
Dan W. Smith
Louise Ave
Elisabeth Louise O'Ham
H. B. O'Ham
Cable Street
S. D. Cashwell
Hamilton Street
John Kirk Roberts
Bruce Carraway
City
John Roberts
Dallas Culler
North
Maine Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. R. Yarborough
C. W. Kindley
Ada Taylor
Sara Belle Taylor
Jerry Bullock
Earl A Byrum
Gantt
Alan B. Gawthrops
Kernersville
Gircle
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. BE
F. M. Edwards
Oak Ridge Road
V. V. Vaughn
Atkins Springs
Anne Speare
Hurst Rhedd
Charlie Hines
Philadelphia
Mises Vivian Baker
Cherry Street
Laura Bland
Winston- Salem
Florence Joyner
Bland
Joyner
Salem College
B. J. [Dol
Abingdon
C. B. Ragland
Jones
J. C. Ragland
Martha Jane Ragland
Anne
Walter Small
Salisbury
Southern Retail Merchants Conference
Richmond
W. J. Johnson
V. O. Roberson
Mary Edwards
Ralph Cooke
Mise Beasie Cooke
Russell Cooke
Virginia Beach
Byron Stanley
Ollie Simpson
Carolina Beach
Misa Betty Cooke
Bob Cunningham
Durham
Bob Stuart
Roberta
Milwaukee
Wis
Stuart
J. R. Stuart
Percy Kerner
Carl R. Kerner
FE. P. Billups
Edgar
Granite Falls
Miss Mansfield
Eliza Bundy
Guilford County Realty
Snapshot Guild
John van
U. S
Fabout
Wheeere
Geoven
Pageant
South Main Street
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