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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

6

Hinkle announces birth of son Gaston Jr

Mr and Mrs Gaston E Hinkle announce the birth of a son Gaston Jr on Sunday December 1 Mrs Hinkle was formerly Miss Ruby Jester. Billy Payne at home ill at his Blain street residence. Burbank Garden Club to meet with Mrs Arthur Marsh at her Emerywood home with Brathhurst Greensboro to address spraying pruning dusting. Stevens Bible Class to meet with Mrs Wright Jones at 308 Boulevard for Revelations twenty second chapter. Nellie Dobbs improves after illness at Tucker's sanatorium Richmond. First Baptist Philathea Class to meet Thursday with Mrs T C Johnson 700 Sixth Street. Roy Logan and family visit R S Logan in Washington Hospital. Logan improving. Finance committee meeting of the North Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy attended by Mrs John S Welborn in Graham. Chambers Brunson wedding announced for December second in Florence 38 C. Further social activities and church events noted.

Gaston E. Hinkle Gaston, Jr Billy Payne W. M. Payne Billy Blain Street Burbank Stevens Bible Wright Jones Boulevard First Baptist Philathea First Baptist Church T. C. Johnson Sixth Street Chambers-Brunson G. B. Chambers Westie Fildey Muldrow M. Brunson Hart Mason Florence K. L. Shipwash Lexington Avenue

Local Notices Highlight Mrs Smith and Kin Trips and Death

Mrs George Smith and her granddaughter spent Sunday in Thomasville. Miss Katherine Raymond returned from New York. Mrs Silas McBee and daughter Helen came back from Mocksville after Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs Albert Lynch and Lilian Smith visited Lexington. Mrs J C Allen and Mrs J W Phillips rushed to Asheboro after the sudden death of their father S S Cox.

George Smith Thomasville Katherine Raymond New York Silas McBee Helen Mocksville Albert Lynch Lillian Smith Lexington Vance Combs J. C. Allen J. W. Phillips Asheboro S.S. Cox

Memorial program draws crowd at High Point Elks lodge

About 200 people filled the American theater for the High Point Elks memorial program held Sunday afternoon. Lodge members gathered at 2:30 p.m. from West Broad street, with T Wingate Andrews delivering the keynote on life after death and multiple local leaders remembered in dignified tributes.

American Theater Andrews High Point Elks Lodge West Broad Street T. Wingate Andrews J. Gurney Briggs Edith Moore Sherrod O’hara H. E B. Jones

Randolph County Courts Opened in Asheboro

Asheboro court opened for a two weeks term with Judge A. M. Stack of Monroe presiding and Zeb V. Long prosecuting the docket. The term comprises one week for criminal and one week for civil cases.

Asheboro A. M. Stack Monroe Zeb V. Long

Broadhurst Show Delivers Spectacular Musical Comedy

Gold Diggers of Broadway stands as one of the best seen this year at the local theater. A large cast, many musical hits, fine dancing, and strong comedy create a lavish production with ample variation throughout.

Broadhurst Gold Diggers Broadway

Winnie Lightner Stars In Gold Diggers Of Broadway

Review lauds Winnie Lightner for carrying the production with natural pantomime and witty lines. Other performers fall short, while the plot remains thin and unconvincing though it includes notable backstage and offstage moments.

Broadway Winnie Lightner Miss Lightner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dobbs Nellie Dobbs Tucker Richmond MR. Logan Washington Hospital Roy Logan Blanche Logan Reitzel Logan R. S. Logan Washington, D. C John S. Welborn Graham North Carolina United MR. and Mrs. Sloan Church Service League St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Guild Ladies’ Auxiliary Edgar Hartley H. N. Bowne Roy C. Preston R. H. Wheeler Houston B. Hiatt R. L. Stewart Junior Musical Art Club C. F. Tomlinson Miriam Sloan Land of the Sky Blue Water Cadman Evelyn Sharp Alma Andrews Charles Sara Lacy Tomlinson Betty Joe Abels Mirian Frances Sloan Virginia Josephine Jackson A. Herzogg Margaret Hedrick Guilford County Moffitt ’S CLAS Randolph County Randleman Hamlet Greensboro Court Randolph Stack Randleman Bridge Stamey's Jewelry Store North Main Street Brantley McAdoo China Merita American Bakeries Company Lagancy Dictaphone Corporation A. F. Dancy al Bank American Nation N.bs Greensboro Hone the Ladies’ Store Army
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