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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1931

Page

6

Birth of a Daughter for Farr Family

Mr and Mrs F L Farr of 1108 Forrest Avenue announce the December 1 birth of a daughter named Maxine Marie at their home. Mrs Liverman remains ill at her home on Adams Street. The Lottie Holden Bible Study class meets Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs A L Cecil on Oakwood Court. Rev and Mrs Aycock host at the Main Street M E church parsonage December 10 from 3-5 and 7-9 pm. The Piedmont German Club plans Christmas tea dance at the Country Club with Weidermeyer’s orchestra and a New Year’s dance with a Victor Recording orchestra from New York. Mrs Lawrence C Matton hosted Gamma Zeta club at her Roland Park home. Holly and chrysanthemums decorate. three-table contract game with fruit cake prize won by Mrs Rodney Snow.

F. L. Farr Forrest Avenue Maxine Marie Lottie Holden A. L. Cecil Oakwood Court A. L. Aycock Main Street M. E Chestnut Street Sam Denny Weidermeyer Victor Recording New York Matton Gamma Zeta Club Lawrence C. Matton Roland Park Rodney Snow

Society Tumbles at Grasslands Club Meeting

Mrs Richard White won the guest prize a potted plant. Guests included Mrs Jack Grubb. Following games a salad course was served. Oak Hill Men's Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in club rooms. note postponed meeting from last Thursday due to weather.

Richard White Roland Holton Laurence Ingram James Lyon Harry Brockman Saunders R. T. Amos Ney Evans Horace Haworth Rodney Snow Tom Kearns Jack Grubb Oak Hill

Seven Crosses Crossword Clues List

A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and hint answers covering home state of Coolidge sailor hautboy organ of hearing bone of the wrist quantity course to be traveled talk idly black fly excavation for ore South America leaping to harden young salmon freckled prima donna end of a dress coat little towers masculine titles of courtesy some imposes again minor note to gather after the reapers undermines to recede to match at corners fuel serfs two fives to erase renters woman s club Largest river in Europe Black lyre like instruments Myself Northeast incrustation on teeth On sea lettuce twelve months sun holding tools most common place opposite of wet incapable fine earth suspended in running water extra tires to encounter wise men donkey like beasts Sanskrit dialect curse males Virginia nay to accomplish

Coolidge South America Little Towers

Two Negroes Caught In Theft From Cafe

John Bailey a 24 year old of 404 Taylor street and Herman Miller a 50 year old colored cook at the George Washington cafe were jailed on larceny and liquor charges after officers say they conspired to steal food and products from the cafe. Bailey carried a sack from the back and claimed scraps for his hogs. Further investigation led to robbery charges against both men a drunken and disorderly count against Bailey and a violation of the prohibition law against Miller.

John Bailey Taylor Street Herman Miller George Washington Cafe Bailey Om Bailey Miller

Georgia Football in Rain Before USC Clash in Los Angeles

Georgia's 36 players, led by Coach Harry Mehre, practiced in heavy rain in Pasadena as they prepared for the Saturday game with USC Trojans in Los Angeles. The team planned workouts today and tomorrow in California before Friday travel to the Olympic Stadium field.

Pasadena Calif Georgia Sunshine Trojans Los Angeles Harry Mehre Troy Olympic Stadium

Hayes Home Damaged By Fire Due To False Alarm

Fire departments sent three engines and an aerial truck to a false alarm at Hayes home and another call to Williams- Norris Furniture plant yesterday. Fire officials said the plant alarm rang first, with no one claiming credit. Units 1 3 and the aerial responded, then 1 4 and the aerial for the home of Charles.

Hayes Williams- Norris Furniture Company Charles

Fire damages Morris Street house believed to start indoors

Firefighter reports say a blaze on Morris Street yesterday afternoon possibly began in a house object of furniture catching fire first. Damage estimates are not yet available.

Worker's and Teacher's Council Meeting Canceled

First Baptist church announces the monthly council meeting will not be held tonight at 6 15 due to bad weather. The prayer meeting at 7 30 proceeds and the church meeting follows with eleven deacons to be elected and other business. A large attendance is urged.

First Baptist Church Worker's and

Salvation Army To Place Kettles On Streets Saturday

Salvation Army Christmas kettles will be placed on the streets Saturday and remain through Christmas Eve. Adjutant John O Beirne says funds support Christmas relief work for families under their care. The annual drive seeks donations for Yuletide aid and happiness.

Salvation Army John O'Beirne

Bath Towels Donated To Salvation Army Post

Adjutant John O Beirne thanked local donors for contributing funds to purchase over 100 bath towels for the Salvation Army dormitories and gym. He praised the benevolent spirit shown by numerous residents who gave amounts as small as ten cents.

John O'Beirne Salvation Army O’beirne

Dogs Enter Derby Trials At Pinehurst Meet

Twenty eight dogs entered in the Pointer Club of America annual derby in Pinehurst North Carolina. Norius Roy owned by W C Teagle of New York won first place in the thousand dollar all age stake from a field of forty eight entries. Chief's Lad Whiteson owned by William H McNaughton of Jersey City finished second. Wilder's Julia owned by Henry T Curry Jr of Augusta Ga tied with Farmwood Monocle owned by Udo M Fleischmann of New York for third place.

Pinehurst N. C Pointer Club of America Norius Roy W. C. Teagle New York Chief Lad Whiteson William H. McNaughton Jersey City Wilder Julia Henry T. Curry, Jr Augusta Farmwood Monocle Udo M. Fleischmann

State College Crop Judging Team Wins National Title

The State College crop judging team, crowned national champions in Chicago after competing against top agricultural colleges, trained several hours daily for six weeks prior to the national contests.

State College Chicago

Woman Finds Relief From Pain With Lydia E. Pinkham Product

An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for painful periods. It claims the remedy can relieve cramps headaches backaches and dizziness, and urges keeping tablets on hand for next month.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Great National Insurance Receivers Named in North Carolina

North Carolina policyholders were notified of the Great National Insurance company of Newark New Jersey entering receivership. Dan G. Boney, state insurance commissioner, was named custodian, with a Wake Superior Court judge setting a Saturday hearing on the company’s permanency. The firm began operations in North Carolina in 1928 and last year reported premiums paid in.

Raleigh North Carolina Great National Insurance Company Newark N. J Dan G. Boney Wake Superior Court Walter L. Small Boney

Receivership Sought After Workmen Policy Lapses

A petition for receivership was filed after an investigation by Boney showed the company failed to meet obligations on workers compensation policies. The court actions follow unresolved claims totaling $50,427 and a state of $81,360 in costs and settlements.

Boney

Eight Injured In Freight Train Automobile Pedestrian Crash

A Norfolk bound freight train struck Archie Layton and Fletcher Russell of Edenton at highway 342 crossing. While aid was given, six people in a car collided with the freight, all injured but not seriously.

Neas City Nee Archie Layton Fletcher Russell Edenton Here

Michigan Increases Alfalfa Crop Value Since 1919

The report notes a rise in Michigan alfalfa crop value from 1919 to the present, detailing percentage growth and implications for farming economics.

Michigan

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