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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1934

Page

7

Williams Lotts marriage announces issuance

Mr J T Lotts announces the marriage of his daughter Mildred Cathrine to Henry Clyde Williams on December 25 1934 in High Point North Carolina. Ceremony held at Wesley Memorial Church parsonage with Dr W A Lambeth officiating. Only family and close friends present.

J. T. Lotts Mildred Cathrine Henry Clyde Williams High Point North Carolina Wesley Memorial M. EB W. A. Lambeth C. B. Loflin Mildred Cathrine Lotts Tipton Street

Davidson County University Banquet Held At Thomasville

About 150 alumni and students of the Greater University of North Carolina met at Kinneywood American Legion Hut for the annual Christmas banquet. Col J W Harrelson of State College spoke on consolidating the three units. Miss Kitty Kyser read and Miss Gladys Black performed violin pieces. Officers elected include Miss Mary Trice president and Zelpha Long first vice president.

Thomasville Davidson County University of North Carolina University At Chapel Hill North Carolina State College Raleigh Woman's College At Greensboro American Legion Hut Kinneywood Ralph HH. Wilson H. R. Kyser Col J. W. Harrelson State College University Kitty Kyser Gladys Black Kreisler Fibich

Congressman Lambeth Heads to Washington With Aide Team

J Walter Lambeth congressman for the district departs Tuesday for Washington D C to attend the seventy fourth Congress. He travels with his secretary Miss Jane Pratt and staff members Charles Moore and Dor is.

J. Walter Lambeth Washington, D. C Jane Pratt Messrs Charles Moore Doris

Zeiglers Holiday Visit in Marion Washington

Mrs J A Zeigler remains in Marion D C visiting relatives while Mr Zeigler and their son James spent the holidays there and returned home midweek.

J. A. Zeigler Marion D. C Mr. Zeigler James

Le Grande Family Guests of Hamlet Residents During Holidays

Mr. and Mrs. Nash Le Grande and their children from Hamlet visited Mrs. Le Grande's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Long over the holidays, staying as guests.

Nash le Grande Hamlet le Grande Mrs. W. 8. Long

Reid Family Returns From Florida Holiday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reid and their children with Mrs. Wall and daughter have returned home after spending the holidays in Florida.

C. R. Reid Wall Florida

Miss Sadie Clark and Betty Jean Seacll Guests of Miss Hoover

Miss Sadie Clark of Franklinville and Betty Jean Seacll of Carthage have been guests of Miss Mary Allee Hoover at her East Main Street home for several days.

Sadie Clark Franklinville Betty Jean Seacll Carthage Mary Allee Hoover East Main Street

Woman's Club to Hear Dr Lindley at January Meeting

The High Point Woman's club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday January 2 at the YWCA Cottage. President Mrs G I Humphreys will preside. The program features Dr P E B Lindley of High Point College and musical selections by Mrs Reid Marsh. The executive board meets at 3 PM before the 8:30 PM general session.

High Point Woman's Club G. I. Humphreys P. EB. Lindley High Point College Reid Marsh

Lotus Club Meets With Mrs. Hargett

Members of the Lotus club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. W. L. Hargett’s Johnson street home for a holiday party.Poinsettias and carnations set a festive scene as bridge and anagrams occupied two tables. top scorers were Mrs. J. W. Hedrick in the anagram game and Mrs. W. C. Folger in bridge, each receiving prizes. A salad course followed for club ladies including Mesdames Harry White, C. C. Barnhart, J. W. Hedrick, S. &. Amos, Melvin Hayes, H. R. Williamson A. E. B. Frasier and guest Mrs. F. G. Woodruff.

Lotus Club W. L. Hargett Johnson Street J. W. Hedrick W. C. Folger Harry White C. C. Barnhart Amos Melvin Hayes H. R. Williamson A. EB. Frasier F. G. Woodruff

Lexington Visitors Honored At Party

On Friday night Miss Edith Dickens hosted a party at her Park Street home honoring Miss Treva Dickens and Miss Beatrice Hedrick of Lexington. Guests included Neil Kelley Arlene Spencer Edith Dickens Mildred Conn Glenn Smith Faye Yates Bob Lewallyn Grady Cox Buddy Conn David Shelton Dudley Farlow.

Edith Dickens Park Street Treva Dickens Beatrice Hedrick Lexington Miss Dickens Neil Kelley Arlene Spencer Mildred Conn Messers Glenn Smith Faye Yates Bob Lewallyn Grady Cox Buddy Conn David Shelton Dudley Farlow

Winter Northeasters Travel Up Atlantic Coast

A brief note describes the winter northeasters that move along the Atlantic coast from the southwest, affecting coastal areas with strong winds and storms as they advance northward.

Atlantic States

Burrow Young Rites Occur In Thomasville NC

Mr and Mrs C L Young announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Louise to Walter Early Burrow on Saturday December 22 in Thomasville North Carolina. The couple will reside with the groom s sister on High Point route three before starting married life.

C. L. Young Helen Louise Walter Early Burrow Thomasville North Carolina Burrow Flint Street Mr. Burrow J. H. Burrow Tomlinson, Inc High Point

Fresh eggs in China favor stale varieties stored long

In China fresh eggs are less valued with a preference for stale eggs. Some eggs are kept in restaurant cellars for sixty years or more, illustrating long term storage practices and unusual consumption tastes.

China

Lone Pine Clings to Sherman Hill in Wyoming

A solitary tree stands on Sherman Hill Wyoming, weathered by time for eighty years with roots deeply buried in rock.

Sherman Hill Wyoming

Rome Catacombs Hold Six Million Tombs Deep Labyrinth

Report notes Rome catacombs contain about 6 million tombs. In places the passages descend seven levels and extend roughly six hundred miles underground.

Rome

Pattern for Marian Martin cobalt frock and reader request

Handsome winter dress design with jeweled shoulder clips and back buttons. Pattern 9222 offered in sizes 12 through 40 requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Order pattern and book together for 25 cents. book alone 15 cents.

Marian Martin

Christmas Holiday Socials Fill Lexington With Visitors

Lexington scenes of holiday cheer feature Mrs Aderholt hosting a Christmas party with friends, games, salad course and fruit cake. Guests include Dot Sink, Pauline Sink, Mary Conrad, Clifford Craver, Charles Hedrick, Marcus Aderholt, A J Knight of Washington DC, plus locals from Statesville and Asheville visiting relatives. Other gatherings include a bridge party hosted by Mrs Zack Taylor and multiple families visiting in town from Winston Salem and Hendersonville. Several locals remain ill or traveling through the holidays.

Lexington Aileen Aderholt Charles Hedrick Dot Pauline Sink Mary Conrad Clifford Craver Marcus Aderholt Ralph Forcum

High Point Couple Holiday Visit With Mendenhall Family

Mr. and Mrs. Claude York and Miss Gladys Mendenhall of High Point spent the Christmas holidays in the city with Mrs. York's and Miss Mendenhall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Mendenhall.

Claude York Gladys Mendenhall High Point

Bowles Family Visits Parental Home in Georgia

Mr and Mrs Louis Bowles and daughter Betty of Atlanta arrived Saturday to spend time with Mrs Bowles parents Mr and Mrs J R McCrary. Mr and Mrs B H Hege returned to their High Point home after visiting Mrs J M

Louis Bowles Betty Atlanta, Ga Bowles J. R. McCrary B. H. Hege High Aol J. M

Odell Wylie and Charles Cole Visit in East Center Street

Mr and Mrs Odell Wylie of Valdese spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Charles Cole in East Center Street.

Odell Wylie Valdese Charles Cole East Center Street

Dillon Family Takes Eight Day Florida Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Zeb V Dillon with children Isabelle Betty Rose and Jmmie and Mr and Mrs James Leonard departed last Sunday on an eight day motor trip to Miami and other Florida destinations.

Zeb V. Dillon Isabelle Betty Rose Jmmie James Leonard Miami Florida

Mrs Daisy Moore Improves at Home After Illness

Mrs Daisy Moore, confined to her room for two months by illness, shows slow improvement at her home as she continues recovery and rest.

Daisy Moore

Ferguson Everhart Marriage Announced

Mr and Mrs J H Ferguson announce the marriage of their daughter Josephine Jan net to Mr Adolphis A Everhart at the Methodist Protestant church parsonage in Reidsville North Carolina Monday December 24 at four oclock Dr George R Brown officiating The bride wore a navy blue costume with blue accessories They are the daughter and son in law of John L Everhart of Thomasville NC They will reside at 1100 English Street in Thomasville

J. H. Ferguson Josephine Jannet Adolphis A. Everhart Reidsville North Carolina Methodist Protestant Church George R. Brown

Society notes of local residents and visitors

A roundup of local people returning from medical stops and holidays and visiting relatives. Mrs. W G Ralston has returned from Reaves Infir mary after a week of treatment. Misses Sheloff and Tomlinson depart for Montclair New Jersey to visit Miss Hoult. Miss Dorothy Thomas visits relatives in North Main street. Mr and Mrs J S Teague return from Siler City to Montheau Avenue. Mrs F G Woodruff heads to Mount Alto hospital in Washington DC for treatment. Treva Dickens Beatrice Hedrick return home from Lexington route six. L C Matton and son visit Buchanan Virginia. Miss Alice Dunlap of Albemarle arrives to visit Miss Helen Jones at Woman's College Greensboro. Miss Katie Tucker returns home to Randleman. Mrs Dewey Hammer and daughter Rebecca Jane return from Guilford General hospital. I Lee Meredith leaves for Perry Florida after holidays with family.

Lin Williams Lotts Tipton Street Virginia H. Reece Williams Chestnut Street High Point College Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Triangle Hosiery Company High Point F. G. Woodruff Mount Alto Hospital Washington, D. C Fred Gwynn Woodruff J. W. Hedrick North Main Street Treva Dickens Beatrice Hedrick Lexington Edith Dickens Park Street

High Point Chapter UDC Christmas Meeting Planned

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its annual Christmas meeting at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. A. T. Wishart's home located at 213 Steele Street.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy A. T. Wishart Steele Street

Duck club to host regular meeting with Cote Rien guests

The Duck club will hold its regular meeting at the Lodge near the city at 8 p m Tuesday. Officers of the Cote rien club and their ladies will be guests of the event.

Duck Club Coterien Club

Mid-Week Garden Club and Neighboring Society Meetings

At 10 am the Mid-Week Garden club meets Mrs. Kenneth Denny at 207 Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. John Pickett leading the program. 3 pm the Wednesday Contract club gathers at the hostess’s Rockford Road home. 3:30 pm the W O T club meets Mrs. R K Stewart at 303 West Farriss Avenue noting the day change. The High Point Woman's club holds a general meeting at the Y W C A Cottage with Mrs. G I Humphreys presiding and Dr. P E B Lindley as speaker. Mrs. Reid Marsh will sing. executive board meets at 32 o'clock.

Kenneth Denny Hillcrest Drive John Pickett L. G. Robichaux Rockford Road R. K. Stewart

Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting Hosted on Rockford Road

The Laura Wesson chapter junior group will meet Friday at 3 30 p m with Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs L G Robichaux as hostesses at their home on Rockford road.

Laura Wesson The Daughters of the Confederacy Mary Simmons L. G. Robichaux Rockford Road

Local families spend Christmas holidays across states

Ellis Roach of Fort Bragg spends holidays with parents at 814 East Green. Margaret Jester returns from Martinsville to her mother and daughter Peggy Jester. Dot and Juanita Meredith with Harold Schram and Hammond Strothers travel to Lincolnton Georgia visiting Strother’s family and Schram’s Abbeville South Carolina home. Bill and Joe Gray of Rye and New York City visit J. M. Gray family at Graylynn. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Deaton and ...

Ellis Roach Fort Bragg H. M. Roach East Green Margaret Jester Martinsville, Va W. N. Guy Peggy Jester Dot Juanita Meredith Harold Schram Hammond Strothers Mr. Strothers Lincolnton Augusta Georgia Mr. Schram Abbeville Bill Gray Rye N. Y Joe Gray New York City Mrs. J. M. Gray

Illness and visits mark quiet week in town

Mrs. J. T. Hedrick remains ill at home on West Third Street. Several locals and visitors spent holidays in town, including the Morris family with Raleigh guest Miss Mable Parks, Thomasville relatives, and Greensboro trips. Charlies Craver and C. C. Ward Jr. visited Greensboro, while Mrs. Wagoner of Greensboro stayed with her mother. Roby Freedie returned home after visiting Bethesda, and the Tonstils from Greensboro joined friends and relatives nearby.

J. T. Hedrick West Third Street Mable Parks Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. Sidneyarks Robert Wagoner Greensboro J. M.tts Roby Freedie Mra. M. W. Freedie Bethesda Charlies Craver CC. M. Ward, Jr

Holiday visitors and ill relatives tied to Richmond area families

Families from Richmond and nearby towns spent the holidays visiting kin and recovering at home. The record notes numerous arrivals and returns from Johnson Street to Adams Street and 413 South M Street, with several relatives ill or convalescing, including Miss Peggy Teague and Jeal Teague.

Vapor device used against air during war

A gaseous vapor weapon designed to enter enemy aircraft lines was invented for use during the war, describing a device intended to disrupt or deter air operations.

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