Various Club Meetings and Social Notices Listed
The page lists multiple community events including Mrs John Peacocks bridge party on Friday at 8 15 pm, Stevens Bible Study on Wednesday at 3 pm hosted by Mrs B C Dorsett, Beulah Philathea class Tuesday at 7 30 pm, Miss Clara Cox speaking to the Woman's Club at 3 30 pm, and Mrs T M Griffith hosting a Mary Stevens Bible class meeting with refreshments. It also notes announcements of marriages and births, birthday celebrations, and members traveling to Raleigh for a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Peacock
John Peacocks
Johnson Street
Stevens
B. C. Dorsett
West Bay Street
East Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Griffin
Mary Stevens
T. M. Griffith
Wesley Place
Mrs. Ben Moore Becomes Society Editor at The Enterprise
Mrs Ben Moore joins The Enterprise as Society Editor in the absence of Mrs Do M Waynick who travels to Raleigh with Mr Waynick, a state jurist. Moore will serve during the two month period. Miss Madeline Hoover will assist in contributing to the society page. The society department phone is 4565.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moore
Society
Enterprise
Do. M. Waynick
Raleigh
Waynick
State
Local social notes from High Point include travel and health updates
The item lists Mr and Mrs W C Covington visiting New York with Tom J Kearns away. It notes Mrs Paul Kerr visiting family in Gibsonville and John York returning to Oak Ridge Military Academy. Otherions mention the Levenes returning from McBee and Mrs Henry Kivett's illness. J Vassie Wilson's surgery recovery, J Elwood Cox back at Commercial National Bank, Mrs J M Mathews recovering at home, Agnes Crowder resuming studies at Blackstone College, Reitzel family updates, and a 1929 marriage total of 1,232,559, up 4.2 percent from 1928.
Teague Grants Five Divorces in Municipal Court
Judge Lewis E. Teague granted five absolute divorces at the January two week civil term. Cases tried included H. Morton versus Mrs. Corunna area statutory grounds and several five year separation actions: Mrs. Kate Bettes versus Charles Bettes, Mrs. Eva Bates versus Charles Bates, Mrs. Ruth Meredith versus Wayne Meredith, Lena Raines versus Grady Raines. J. F. Saunders, a local attorney, represented plaintiffs in the final cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
H. Morton
Corunna Area
Kate Bettes
Charles Bettes
Eva Bates
Charles Bates
Ruth Meredith
Wayne Meredith
Lena Raines
Grady Raines
J. F. Saunders
Well Known Colored Man Passes Away in Kernersville
Wm. Jones a well known colored citizen of Kernersville died at his home last night around 9 30 He was respected by white and colored communities He leaves a wife Cora Jones a daughter Mat tie L Haizlip wife of Louis B Haizlip of this city and a brother Edward Jones of Walkertown Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the First Baptist Church Kernersville of which he was a life long member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jones
Kernersville
Cora Jones
Mattie L. Haizlip
Louis B. Haizlip
Edward Jones
Walkertown
First Baptist Church of
Week of Prayer Observances at Cherry Street Church
The Universal Week of Prayer runs January 4 to January 11 at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church on North Perry Street. Prayer services are held nightly at 8 o'clock with the general theme World Evangelism. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
North Perry Street
Planes Flight From Or Becllo Over Open Sea In Four Color Groups
A dozen planes with four men each crossed open water with no landfall between Natal area and Fernando De Noronha. Two planes remained as spares. crews are described as fascist party members. The flight segments used groups of three colored thick, red, white, and green, matching fascist and Italian colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Fernando de Noronha
Bolama
St. Paul’s Rocks
Orbecllo
Fascist Party
Rural carrier suspensions mark local post office shakeup
Four last election losses prompted a department of justice inquiry while officials declined to say if the case had moved to action. Discharged postmasters Otto A. Weisbrenner Mount Vernon William E. Davisson Petersburg McKinley Ayres Chrisney and Mrs Helen Roetzel Boonville plus rural carrier Ross Wibbler Dale were suspended as part of the investigation urged by Indiana's two Republican senators Watson and Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Otto A. Weisbrenner
Mount Vernon
William E. Davisson
Petersburg
McKinley Ayres
Chrisney
Helen Roetzel
Boonville
Ross Wibbeler
Dale
Indiana
Watson
Robinson
Welfare Office Urges Clothing for Children in Need
An appeal from Mrs. W. C. Hammond of the board of public welfare asks for clothing for several children aged from two to 12 and for men’s suits and underwear. Despite clothing 400 families this fall, the office remains flooded with requests and can collect donations by phone or deliverables to the welfare office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Theater Operators Dinner Dance at Sheraton
About 50 employees and guests of High Point Publix Saenger theaters enjoyed a evening dinner and dance at the Sheraton Hotel from 1130 p m to 230 a m. Projections Eugene White of Broadhurst performed a bicycle trick and sang, with others in contests and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Publix- Saenger
Sheraton
Eugene White
The
Broadhurst
France
Louis Beam
Rialto
William Fry
Paramount
Hazel Wright
T. R. King
Richmond Gage
Indiana postmasters amid campaign fund payments
Reporters describe widespread payments for appointments in Indiana. Appointments to replace four were made immediately. Evansville residents deny knowledge of dismissals. Mrs Roetzel paid 200 into a campaign fund to cover a deficit. Ayres declined to discuss dismissal. Weisbrenner, district manager for Rowbottom, contributed but did not disclose amount. Davisson also active in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gereta Coleman
Indiana
Rowbottom
Evansville
Davisson
Act
Robert L. English dies at 82 near Mt Vernon
Robert Linville English, age 82, died at his home near Mt Vernon church at 8 this morning after pneumonia. Born January 17, 1848 in Randolph County, he was a Fox Hunters member and long involved with the Friends and Mt Vernon churches. Survived by son Harry Lee English. wife preceded him in death. Funeral at Mt Vernon church tomorrow at 2:36 p.m. with Rev. W. R. Kelley. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Linville English
Mt. Vernon Church
Randolph County
Zebulon
Adliza Tomlinson English
Friends Church
Mt. Vernon
Harry Lee English
W. R. Kelley
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on Prohibition Decision
Washington January 6 The Supreme Court advanced the appeal of the United States to test Judge Clark's ruling that the prohibition amendment is invalid. The case will be heard on Wednesday January 21 with Chief Justice Hughes announcing the schedule. Counsel supporting the Clark decision urged deferral to mid April due to prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Clark
Supreme Court
Hughes
Hood System Industrial Bank Directors sworn on report
M. H. Folger cashier R. R. Ragan director and J. W. Clinard director appeared before me and swore the above report true to the best of their knowledge and belief. The figures show totals and balances for the bank as presented in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford
M. H. Folger
R. R. Ragan Drector
J. W. Clinard
Hood System Industrial Bank
R. R. Ragan
J. Gurney Briggs
Cox Youth Buried At Franklinville
Funeral services for John Herbert Cox aged 17 of 104 Riggs Avenue were held at Franklinville M E B church with Rev. Hoy Love and others officiating. Interment followed in the family plot at Franklinville cemetery. Pallbearers included David McKinnon George Kersey Francis Watson and others. Flowers were carried by local girls and the West End Baptist church class served as pallbearers. Songs sung were I Know He Cares and Home Over There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herbert Cox
W. R. Cox
Riggs Avenue
Ely
Franklinville M. EB
Love
West End Baptist Church
A. L. Aycock
South Main M. E. Church
Mr. Tippett
Verlie Griffith
Jessie Craven
Chappie Patterson
Olean Patterson
Joy Patterson
Ora Wright
J. R. Patton
C. J. Grimes
E. R. Hedrick
Newby hosts festive bridge party at Glenanna
Mr and Mrs Walter F Newby entertained Friday evening at Glenanna south of Thomasville with five bridge tables. Mrs Q O Hodgin topped the ladies and Alvah Boyles led the gentlemen. Guests included the Hodgins Finch Hassler Green Tomlinson Lambeth Earnhart and others. Refreshments preceded a second round of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter F. Newby
Glenanna
Eibera Club
QO. R. Hodgin
Alvah Boyles
Jesse Green
Godey
Ervin Earnhart
George Finch
Paul Hassler
W. E. Tomlinson
Mae Shearer
Catherine Lambeth
Messrs
Dan Watson
Phone 2039 For Emergency Help
City hall basement houses the Employment office with Mrs W E Price as full time secretary and an assistant in the office at all times to receive calls and co operate in locating the help you need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
W. E. Price
Weekend Guests Visit Area Families
Mrs. Roy Bruton of Charlottesville Virginia is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hansell for the week. Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowers and their children from Winston-Salem joined Mrs. Bowers' mother Mrs. Robert Green for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roy Bruton
Charlottesville, Va
Mrs
S. H. Hansell
M. A. Bowers
Winston-Salem
J Pliskin Undergoes Tonsil Removing Operation
J Pliskin is a patient at City Memorial hospital where yesterday he underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pliskin
City Memorial Hospital
Junior Order To Install Officers
There will be a public installation of the new officers of Mechanicsville council No 347 Junior Order United American Mechanics at the council hall 1403 North Main Street tonight at 8 o clock announced to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville Council
United American Mechanics
Council Hall
North Main Street
Mrs Whitaker to Address Asheboro Women
Mrs Charles R Whitaker of Southern Pines will speak to the Asheboro Woman's club Wednesday afternoon at 3. She chairs health work in the state federation and helped establish public health nursing in North Carolina. The meeting is at Mrs J D Rosa's home with Mrs W A Bunch as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cox
Woman's Club
Clara Cox
Legislative Councils of Women’s Organisations
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Asheboro
Charles R. Whitaker
Southern Pines
J. D. Rosa
W. A. Bunch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wedd. Ngs
George Sheffield
Ada Sheffield
N. C
Charlie Blake
Troy
N.C
Blake
High Point
Vivian Kiger
D. A. Hedrick
Lois Stout
Mabel Dix
Daisy Lowe
Etta Mae Carrick
Grace Roach
Gladys Saunders
Lillie Young
Walburg
D A. Hedrick
J. W. Moore
Welborn
J. S. Welborn
N. C. Divisin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs. C. W. Goodwin
Mrs. Goodwin
Mrs. C. G. Reddick
Trinity
Dean
C. L. Dean
Paul Dean
Elva Motsinger
Ernestine Hedgecock
Ruby Motsinger
Allie Mae Potts
Ole
Les
Moffitt’s
W. C. Covington
New York
Tom J. Kearns
Paul Kerr
John York
Oak Ridge Miliary Academy
A. A. York
Oland Levine
Maxine and
O. B., Junior
McBee
US. C
Gurley Levine
Henry Kivett
Franklin Street
J. Vassie Wilson
Emerywood
High Point Hospital
J. Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
J. M. Mathews
Tagreton Street
Agnes Crowder
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Virginia
J. P. Crowder
Steele Street
Claude Reitzel
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
C. E. Reitzel
Lindsay Street
Teague
Robert L. English
Corporate Commission
Resources
Tee
Othe
Cox
Franklinville
Thomasville Society
C. M. Griffith
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Charles F .Lambeth
Randolph Street
A. C. Wagonner
Eldorado
G . Arnold
Albemarle
Naomi Howie
Mount Airy
City
Paul Green
Highland Avenue
Charles F. Lambeth
T. Austin Finch
Chicago
Mildred Pope
Durham
Duke University
Mrs. R. L. Pope
Salem Street
Elizabeth Tudor
Harrisonburg
State Teachers College
W. H. Tudor
H. T. Hethcock
Ted
Oakboro
Mr. Hethcock
G. M. Denson
Mrs. Whitaker
Princess
Satesmar
Beavans
Mark
Coats
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
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