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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1935

Page

15

Stewart Clinard Wedding Notable Society Event

The wedding of Miss Mildred Stewart to Gilbert Hale Clinard is set for Saturday March 2 at Saint Marys Episcopal Church. Attendants include Dorothy Stewart as maid of honor and Jane Hess Weaver Sarah Denny Frances Lambet and Carol Kramer. John W Clinard Jr. serves as best man with ushers William Jones Charles Tomlin gon George Welch and William Snow. Music by C L Gray Jr Dee and Dan W Smith.

High Point Mildred Stewart Gilbert Hale Clinard Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Howard Harteell Dorothy Stewart Jane Hess Weaver Sarah Denny Frances Lambet This City Carol Kramer Elizabeth City Mr. Clinard John W. Clinard, Jr William Jones Charles Tomlingon George Welch William Snow C. L. Gray, Jr Dee Dan W. Smith

Phi Beta Club Meeting At Mrs Lambeths In Thomasville

The Phi Beta club with members from three cities met at Mrs Charles F Lambeths Randolph Street home in Thomasville on Friday afternoon to hear programs on Religious Leaders and George Washingtons birthday. Mrs E W Cates led the program with life sketches of W T Ellis and Harry Emmerson Fosdicks life. Mrs Arch ibald Johnson and daughter Catherine Lambeth assisted.

Thomasvville Phi Beta Club Charles F. Lambeth Randolph Street W. T. Ellis Ralph Wilton Harry Emmerson Fosdick Washington

Colonial tea hosted by Alexander Martin DAR chapter

The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Colonial tea at Mrs. G. H. Kearns home in High Point on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Lambeth Wilson Jennings Ragen Walker Lambeth Hoover Ware Harris Hoover and Misses Alliene Hoover Harris Jennings Brown.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution G. H. Kearns High Point Mesdames F Lambeth Ralph Wilson T. E B. Jennings A. H. Ragen Nat Walker J. E. Lambeth G. M. Hoover Dwight Ware C. L. Harris Mieses Alliene Hoover Mamie Harris Julia Brown Jennings

Thursday Bridge Club Celebrates Name Day Meeting

The Thursday bridge club held its name day gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Rapp. Two tables competed in bridge with Mrs. Charles F. Phillips and Miss Ruth Martin taking first and second high scores and receiving hose and a manicure set. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Phillips Tomlinson Lyles Cox Newton Gray and Miss Harris and Miss Martin.

Robert Rapp Charles F. Phillips Ruth Martin W. E. Tomlinson G. W. Lyles Carson Cox Paul Newton Fred Gray Mamie Harris

Gleaners Hold Washington Program at Main Street Church

The Gleaners class of Main Street M E church met Thursday evening at the Methodist church with Mrs Dwight Ware and Mrs Gladys Herring as hostesses. Mrs Herring led a devotional period and a brief business session preceded a Washington program by Mrs Carson Cox and John and Dwight Ware. Mrs Ware recounted Washingtons last illness and death. Social hour featured games and refreshments.

Gleaners Main Street M. KE Methodist Dwight Are Gladys Herring George Washington Carson Cox John Dwight Ware

Miss Mary Alice Hoover Hosts Fourteenth Birthday Party

Mary Alice Hoover celebrated her fourteenth birthday at her parents home on East Main Street Friday night. Friends attended and presented gifts including Donna Loflin Mary Brown Crawford Tom Finch Ruth Murphy Edward Hobgood Penny Mendenhall Jennie Leo McCurston Gertrude Kirk and many others.

Mary Alice Hoover GG. Marshall Hoover East Main Street Donna Loflin Mary Brown Crawford Tom A. Finch Ruth Murphy Edward Hobgood Petcy Meyer Mendenhall Jennie Louise Catherine Leo McCurston Gertrude Kirk Alice Britt Howell Amos and Austin Bryant Deisy

Plan Aims To Benefit Area Farmers In Guilford County

A proposed program led by Dr. Grayson seeks to shift more dairy and fresh food purchases to local farmers in the Deep River valley near High Point North Carolina. It envisions a survey of local demand, a study of outside shipments, and a cooperative plan with distributors to boost local farming and reduce shipping costs.

Deep River Valley Guilford County High Point Grayson Deep River Valley Association Piedmont North Carolina Virginia Knoxville Tennessee Trinity Grange Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Merchant's Association Deer River Valley Association Middle-West Soil Erosion Service North Carolina Piedmont

Garros’s 1915 Fire Control Aids Aircraft Combat

In 1915 Roland Garros of the French air force perfected a machine gun fire control system that allowed firing through a revolving propeller, enhancing dogfighting capabilities and advancing aerial warfare technology.

Roland Garros

Early report on sales tax and liquor referendum debate

A North Carolina legislature article notes Morrison attacking a Hill bill pushing a referendum on retail liquor. The Hill proposal may be amended to drop the referendum feature. Cosmetologists seek to overhaul the regulatory board. Finance and appropriations committees discuss balancing two money bills. Revenue Commissioner Maxwell to brief on proposed tax plans as delays loom and session enters 80 to 96 more days.

Asheville Morrison Hill Durham General Assembly Appropriations Committee Finance Committee A. J. Maxwell Revenue

Italian Troops Move as Eritrean War Preparations Escalate

About 10,000 Italian troops are deployed for eastern Africa with four generals aboard the Vulcania sailing from Messina. The convoy includes five thousand soldiers on the ship bound for Eritrea and Italian Somaliland, as Rome weighs further decisions.

Africa Gherlogubi Wardair Rome Vulcania Messina Rodolfo Grasiani

Conte Blancamano Sail From Naples Delayed to Tomorrow

A maritime notice states the Conte Blancamano voyage from Naples will now depart tomorrow with adjusted schedule. The change affects port authorities and passengers awaiting the ship’s departure.

Conte Blancamano Saile Naples

Revolt Grows Over Silver Inflation Demands

A political shakeup spreads as critics call for a tougher stance on inflation and a secret group, labeled the Secret 100, contemplates caucus actions. Southern Democrats are cited as ready to back the administration if their home seats are safe.

Republicans Split Over F R Policy Tactics

The piece notes factional GOP debate over Franklin Roosevelt policy and a controversial ad. Some Republicans backed Roosevelt while others argued sentiment in mail showed opposition. They cited social security as a boomerang for the administration and claimed no shift in Democrat mail themes despite defeats.

Roosevelt

Capitol unrest and discord shadow final session bills

The article notes growing dissatisfaction in Congress with the administration and Democratic infighting in the Senate and House over major bills. It mentions attempts to form a 100-member group to oppose administration legislation on the bonus and inflation, signaling looming capitol upheaval.

Senate House

Winter storm wallops upstate New York and New England

Snow, sleet and high winds part in upstate New York causing ten foot drifts and highway closures near Bla Pa. Trucks and buses assisted as plows freed stranded motorists. Buffalo and Binghamton faced heavy snow while Long Island rails and lines froze. Farther north and east, New England saw snow and hail with sweeping rainfall later.

New York View Mountain Bla Pa Buffalo Binghamton Long Island Railroad New England Connecticut Maine Pennsylvania

Soviet Union Uses 17150 Workers in Military Aircraft Plants

The report states that Soviet Russia employs about 17,150 workers in plants dedicated solely to manufacturing military aircraft, reflecting a focused industrial effort.

Soviet Russia

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