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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1935

Page

3

Garner elected Monarchs head at High Point club supper

W N Garner, a well known insurance man, was elected president of the High Point Monarchs club at a supper meeting in the Sheraton Hotel. C D Thompson was elected first vice president, F R Auman second vice president, and F L Conrad secretary and treasurer. The club endorsed a Kiwanis backed plan to raise North Carolina teachers salaries and announced new projects to aid employment for youths from orphan homes and to cooperate with civic groups on a city bank. H L Spessard was elected editor.

WN. L. Garner High Point Monarch Club Sheraton Hotel Garner Organization of Monarch Clubs C. D. Thompson F. R. Auman H. L. Spessard Edi

Monarch Pep Sheet Recaps Club President and Musical

Monarch Club returns R. K. Stewart to active membership. The program last night featured solos by Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Miss Alma Andrews.

R. K. Stewart Dorothy Hoskins Alma Andrews

Schools To Reopen In Monday Morning

High Point city schools will reopen on Monday morning ending the Christmas holidays that were observed since December.

High Point City

ISLAM CLEARANCE GRADE CROSSINGS TO BE ELIMINATED

The annual message to Congress details emergency employment plans aimed at using relief funds to create jobs, tapering as private work returns. It emphasizes selecting projects that reduce unemployment quickly and align with national resources board guidance while maintaining government credit.

National Resources Board Congress Senate House

Mrs Goodnight Claimed By Death At Home

Rosa BE Goodnight 48 widow of W C Goodnight died at 1715 English Street yesterday at 3 10 pm after a three month illness. Survived by foster daughter Miss Bertha Boges with no other known relatives. Funeral from she residence Saturday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev Edw Suita and Rev C L Ruth, with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Rosa BE. Goodnight W. C. Goodnight English Street Bertha Boges al Ae Edw. Suita

Roosevelt outlines national recovery plan and work relief

In a sweeping address the President argues private capital cannot solve rural electrification reforestation or soil erosion. He calls for a national public works program to employ 6 million unemployed while ending direct relief. He pledges to consolidate emergency public works and liquidate the federal relief administration. The exact funding will be announced in Monday’s budget.

Civilian Conservations Corps Federal Relief Administration Roosevelt

Six convicted of arranging plot costing five lives

The caseload centers on a scheme to aid a woman after her husband was abducted by three unidentified armed men. Prosecutors argued a calculated plot caused five deaths, while defense claimed motives of pity and sympathy guided the defendants’ actions in a tense, ongoing case.

Stacci Nash

Beauty Routine for Back Shoulder and Arm Care

The article urges daily beauty care for back shoulders and arms using a long-handled bath brush and body lotion. It advises thorough cleansing, proper rinsing, and mindful skin care, plus diet and hydration tweaks if blemishes appear, and to consult a doctor if pimples persist.

NER Service

Rites Tuesday for Little Causey Child

Funeral services were held for Posey Louise Causey 10 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Causey of High Pointe route 4. The service was at Burnett's Chapel led by Rev. T. R. Howard with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Harvey Underwood Samuel Jones Fred Andrews and James Marley. flowers carried by Ruth Brooks Gladys Biles Laura Mae Andrews Bertie Andrews and Ruth Bundy.

Posey Louise Causey G. E. Causey High Pointe

Hollywood Gossip Notes Film Divorces Decline in 1934

Hollywood gossip notes 60 divorces among about 20 000 film colony members in 1934, fewer than 1931 1932 and 1933, with Variety cited as dependable. Other items mention Marlene Dietrich von Sternberg balloon gag, Maude Adams screen debut, Lyle Talbot Peggy Waters rumors, Ruth Chatterton Modern Lady, and Joel McCrea Frances Dee living in one room in town house.

NEA Service Hollywood Variety Maude Adams Martines Sierra Fox Joel McCrea Frances Dee Joel

Youth hunted for slaying captured in Arkansas hills

Governor Futrell deployed two detachments of the Arkansas National Guard after a tense manhunt for the slayer. The captured youth was being moved to Little Rock for safekeeping as Company L returned to base. Rose was seized about 10 miles from Batesville near a hillside cabin proche to the earlier shooting of Deputy Sheriff Wheeler.

J. Marion Futrell National Guard Little Rock Company L Arkansas National Guard Rose Batesville W. Everett Wheeler

Middletown Police Question Killing Claim in Asheville Story

Middletown police expressed disbelief today at Carroll Rhodes's claim in Asheville that he killed Lennox Taylor of Middletown. Rhodes, 19, was identified by regional authorities as the person making the allegation.

Middletown Asheville N. C Carroll Rhodes Lennox Taylor

Stoves' Funeral Held Yesterday for Charlie Stores

Funeral services for Charlie Stores, well known farmer, were held yesterday from the home of his daughter Mrs. BE Jacobs on the Greensboro highway. Dr. W A Lambeth officiated. Pallbearers included George R. Henderson Joseph Brown A V Alexander John Hollege Will R. Smith and James R. Young. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery.

Charlie Stores Greensboro Eaiely BE. P. Jacobs W. A. Lambeth Weeley Memorial M. BE. Church George R. Henderson Joseph Brown A. Vv. Alexander John Hollege Will R. Smith James R. Young Oakwood Cemetery

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Monarchs Monarch Club President N.L. Garner SAVI Belk-Stevens CO Alicia Hart Scottissue Camay Soap Pfeiffers Norwich Magnesia South Main Street Caldwell Petrolagar Fletcher P&g Soap Mary Faye Pepelo ENT Paper Records By Dan Thomas Josef von Sternberg Mariene Dietrich von Sternberg Relht Mike Fred Marlene Lyle Talbot Peggy Waters Gail Patrick Lyle Ruth Chatterton Columbia George White Lucille Walker William McAdoo U. S Carlsbad N. M Will Rogers Glenda Farrell Norman Foster Claudette Colbert Stoves
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