Confederate Volumes Donated to High Point College on Lee Birthday
On Lee birthday the High Point college chapel program will honor Robert E. Lee as the United Daughters of the Confederacy presents to the college library a set titled The Rise and Fall of the Confederacy by Jefferson Davis. The gift is made by Mrs. A T Wishart in memory of her father Thomas DeCourcey Osborne.
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High Point College
Robert E. Lee
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
College
Jefferson Davis
A. T. Wishart
Thomas DeCourcey Osborne
H. P
Legion Auxiliary Meets at Burris Home in Place of Hostess
The American Legion Auxiliary unit changes its tomorrow meeting to Mrs Jack Burris 1200 Johnson street due to illness. Hostesses include Mrs Cleo Sartin Mrs L W Flythe and Mrs Garner. D C MacRae municipal judge will discuss Legislation and Z V Conyers Greensboro district committeewoman will make an official visit.
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American Legion Auxiliary
N. L. Garne
Lexington Avenue
Jack Burris
Johnson Street
D. C. Arden
Burrs
Cleo Sartin
L. W. Flythe
Garner
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
Emerywood Country Club
Monarch
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. C. Barker
Otteray Drive
Business and Professional Girls Club
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Turner and Davis Win Club Bridge Prizes
Mrs Turner wins the ladies prize at the Emerywood Country Club bridge party with a recipe book while Hal Davis takes the men’s award for a kodak book. The event, in the ladies lounge, followed by refreshments, was hosted by Mr and Mrs W C Idol.
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Thomas Turner
Hal Davis
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
P. Y. Adams
Broadcasters Orchestra
Oak View P T A Plans Joint Meeting With Study Group
Oak View P T A and the study group will hold a joint meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs Bess N Rosa of the Woman's College faculty Greensboro will be principal speaker and a large attendance is hoped.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
Bess N. Rosa
Woman’s College Faculty
Greensboro
Mornig
Jewish Women Plan Wednesday Meeting at Gibson Club Rooms
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will be entertained by Mesdames A Bernard and Sam Shavitz at the regular meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock. The gathering takes place in the Gibson clubrooms on North Main Street.
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High Point Council of
Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Milbourne Heights
Women’s Club
Emerywood Country Club
A. B. Huff
W. C. Bivins
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Utopian Study Club
Lawrence Matton
Hillcrest Drive
C. M. Waynick
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Gibson
A. Bernard
Sam Shavitz
High Point
A. T. Wishart
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Salem College
Mesdames Sanders Dallas
L. G. Robichaux
Perry Lovelace
Katherine Raymond
Thomasville BPWC Sets Budget Program Tuesday
Thomasville BPWC will hold a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. A. Z. Boles home on Colonial drive. Robert Williams Thomasville Chair Company personnel director will present My Pay Envelope and Yours, on establishing and maintaining a budget. Dinner precedes at 6 15 p m with directors Miss Marie Jones and Miss Maye Livengood assisting.
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Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Robert Williams
Thomasville Chair Company
Marie Jones
Maye Livengood
Mittie Philathea Class Holds Regular Meeting
The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church met at Esther Flinchum home with R. E. L. Hayworth and Andy Kine as hostesses. Mrs. Sue Welborn led the session and plans to buy new hymnals were approved. Refreshments followed the social hour. Wesley Memorial Mothers Class Announces Meeting With Guest Speaker Lee F. Schaner to address attendees at 7:30 p.m. at 437 West Lexington Ave.
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Mittie Philatheas
Mittie
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
W. S. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Lee F. Schaner
Local Notes On Illness And Visits In Community
Elizabeth Morrison, daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Morrison, is improving at 416 West Broad Street after illness from tonsillitis and sinus trouble. Mrs A C Allman of Kernersville is recovering well at home following an operation at Guilford General hospital. Miss Clara Parker of Burnsville, NC, is visiting Mr and Mrs Winfred Miller at their Blair Street home. she is Mrs Miller’s cousin.
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Elizabeth Morrison
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
A. C. Allman
Kernersville
Guilford General Hospital
Clara Parker
Burnsville, N. C
Mrs. Winfred Miller
Blair Street
Miss Parker
Mrs. Miller
Max Chadwick Hosts First Birthday Party
Max Chadwick celebrated his first birthday with a party at his parents home on route one. Friends enjoyed games and Valentine themed ice cream and cake. Guests included Betty Jean Nichols Nancy McGhee Walter McGhee Buddy Matthews and other local attendees from Burlington and area.
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Max Chadwick
L. H. Chadwick
Max
Betty Jean Nichols
Nancy
Walter McGhee
Buddy Matthews
David Ford
Carolyn
Dot Dudley
Ann Bain
Patt Surrett
Pat Elkins
Bill
Odell Culler, Jr
Barry Clapp
George Oakley
Phyllis
Bobby Fesperman
Arthur Lovelace
Ronald
Homer Capps
Burlington
Social Calendar for High Point Clubs and Groups
A week of social events in High Point features meetings and entertainments across clubs and organizations. Highlights include the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club at the Elwood Hotel, Emerywood Country Club gatherings, and various branch and auxiliary group activities with dates and hostesses listed.
Young People Party at Miss Julia Setliff Home
A Saturday night party gathered youths at Miss Julia Faye Setliff home. Attendees included Julia Faye Setliff Mary Allen Hayes Barbara Matthews Latheuss Clifton Kathleen Horney Geraldine Hedrick Elsie Piner Dot Price Violet Yokeley Elaine Kirkman Donna Faye Watson Earldine Patterson and Harold Scooter Moser Duke Piner Jack Burris Wayne Staley Warren Yow Darell Donald Setliff Ray Keever Charlie Kinsey Bill Taylor Ross Hedrick. Refreshments were served by Mrs Setliff.
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Julia Faye Setliff
Mary Allen Hayes
Barbara Matthews
Latheuss Clifton
Kathleen Horney
Geraldine Hedrick
Elsie Piner
Dot Price
Violet Yokeley
Elaine Kirkman
Donna Faye Watson
Earldine Patterson
Harold Sappenfield
Scooter” Moser
Duke Piner
Jack Burris
Wayne Staley
Warren Yow
W. O. T. Meeting Postponed to January 24
The W. O. T. club delayed its planned meeting from January 17 to Tuesday January 24. The gathering will take place at 3 30 PM at Mrs. Carters Daltons home on Johnson Street. President Mrs. C F Tomlinson announced the date change this morning.
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Priscilla Club
I. Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
Philomathean Club
Frank Hunsucker
Hilcrest Drive
H. A. Millis
Emerywood Country Club
Broadcasters’ Orchestra
W. O. T. Club
Carter’ Dalton
Johnson Street
Lighted Airways Dominated by United States
A statement notes that about ninety percent of the world’s lighted airways are located in the United States highlighting aviation infrastructure dominance.
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The
United States
Rise in Church of England bishops but clergy numbers fall
The Church of England has tripled its number of bishops over six decades while the clergy workforce has declined by about 5,000. This shift reflects changing church structures alongside reduced parish staffing.
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Church of England
Miss Beane Weds Jesse Tyson In Asheboro Church
Miss Donza Beane of Augusta and Baltimore and Jesse Tyson of Greensboro married at the Presbyterian church in Asheboro. Rev. Cathran G. Smith officiated with music by Mrs. Whitfield and Margaret Tyson. The couple will reside in Greensboro after a Florida trip.
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Asheboro
Donza Beatrice Beane
Augusta
Baltimore
Jesse Williams Tyson
Greensboro
Presbyterian Church
Cathran G. Smith
L. E. Whitfield
Margaret Tyson
Tyson
Gene Tyson
Joe Moore
Wayne Brown
Edgar H. Beane
Junior College of Georgia
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
T. B. Tyson
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina
Phi Delta Chi Fraternity
Florida
East Lee Street
Green Street Drug Company
Friday Afternoon Club Discusses Nora Waln Germany Article
The club met Friday at Mrs. Kemp Alexander’s Sunset Avenue home with Mrs. I C Moser leading a program centered on Nora Waln’s four year stay in Germany. Miss Waln’s experiences and views on Hitler and the Nazi regime were shared as tea and sandwiches were served. Guests included Mrs. J M Terrell visiting daughter Mrs Reginald Turner and Mrs. Howard of Covington Tennessee.
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Kemp Alexander
Sunset Avenue
I. C. Moser
Nora Waln
Pennsylvania
Germany
Miss Waln
J. M. Terrell
Reginald Turner
Howard
Covington, Tenn
Edith Luck and Eyvin Callicutt Tie The Knot At Home
Miss Edith Frances Luck of Pissah wed Eyvin Callicutt of Strieby in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. F. R. Cooper, Pilgrim Holiness minister, at his home. The bride is the daughter of.
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Edith Frances Luck
Pissah
Eyvin Callicutt
Strieby
F. R. Cooper
Mrs. Crawford Honors Wedding Couple With Charity Bridge
Mrs. J L Fritz and Mrs. Ervin Frye hosted a Friday charity party for Mr. and Mrs. Davis Crawford who returned from Florida and Havana. The Crawfords wed Christmas Eve at the Home of S D Story. Eleven bridge tables and prizes were featured with high scores by Mrs. Charles Bossong and Neely Hunter.
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J. L. Fritz
Ervin Frye
Davis Crawford
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Mr. Crawford
Margery McKaughan
8. D. Story
E. H. Crawford
Kivett Street
Charles Bossong
Neely Hunter
Two Meetings Tuesday In Labor Temple Here
A special open meeting of overall, pant and shirt workers will be held at the Labor Temple 108 East Washington street Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Workers are invited to discuss needle trades issues from the organized labor perspective. An executive session of Carpenters and Joiners Union No. 1315 follows after adjournment about 8 15. Hoyle Drum, former president of the Greensboro Typographical Union, will speak at the 7 o'clock meeting.
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Labor Temple
East
Washington Street
Organized Labor
Everett Morris
Central Labor Union
Carpenters and Joiners Union No. 1315
Hoyle Drum
Greensboro Typographical Union
A Small Matter of Beans Arrest Stir
A caller asked if a man named Bean was in jail and what kind of bean. Desk Sergeant Ellington replied with a puzzled question about White or pinto beans before the caller slammed the line in frustration.
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Bean
K. F. Ellington
Questions for Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise
Readership columns invite readers to send questions about personal problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in the columns, guiding readers with advice and practical steps.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Desperate Daughter Seeks Advice
A twenty four year old stenographer living at home in the country writes about parental constraints. She cannot find local work and feels pulled between her father’s support and her mother’s constant illness excuses. She asks for guidance on how to handle the situation.
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Miss Mansfield
Get Your Father’s Help to Leave Home and Work
A speaker advises telling the father the need to leave home and gain independence to support oneself. Emphasizes securing his cooperation and planning carefully before gently informing the mother to avoid prolonging her worry. Concludes with finalizing definite plans and exiting promptly.
Mrs Mansfield Accused of Hit on Husband’s Savings
A spouse describes Miss Mansfield as a cheap flapper who has been fast and careless and seeks the husband’s savings. The speaker admits anger over marriage strain but insists the husband would be happier apart from her.
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Miss Mansfield
Refusing Quick Divorce Amid Two-Year Separation
I refuse to hurry a divorce and insist on the standard two years’ separation. Others call me a dog in the manger and say I deny happiness to my husband, yet I stand by my resolution for both our sakes.
Offer of a Job Stabilizes a Troubled Home
The text discusses how an independent job offer could ease anxiety and uncertainty in a nervous, self centered person. It argues that knowledge of your employment plan helps her feel calmer compared to the strain of you seeking work to flee the home.
Opportunity to Use Education Prompts Self Reliance
The speaker urges making use of education as a path to independence while regretting leaving her alone. They insist on staying firm with plans, be kind but definite, and acknowledge possible misreading yet see change in routine and new responsibilities as helping the mother move away from self pity.
Urging Safe Trial of Living Away From Home
The speaker encourages the listener to temporarily leave home to test a proposed arrangement, described as constructive for both parties and beneficial if given a fair trial. The message frames the move as a hopeful step rather than a rejection.
Advice for a Deserted Wife Seeking Guidance After Divorce
A woman asks what steps to take if her husband wants a divorce after two years. She mentions a married daughter with her own home, lack of public work, and her belief she will be provided for. She seeks options for how to spend time beyond homemaking and assisting her husband.
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Miss Mansfield
Plan Now After Divorce Despite Denied Rights
Do not wait for the divorce to plan the future. Start building a busy, useful life now as many things are denied but you can still prepare and improve your circumstances.
Start a Boarding Home for Underprivileged Children
Do not fear facing friends. Go out with chin up and make the best of a bad situation. Consider starting a boarding home for underprivileged children. It offers a wonderful field for a real understanding woman who is not afraid of work and worry. There are good jobs for settled high type women capable of supervising a household.
Get Moving and Put Your Heart Into Work Today
The note urges immediate action and dedication to tasking with determination to excel. It emphasizes starting without delay and committing fully to produce quality results.
Mid-Winter Meeting Of GFWC In Washington January 17 20
The Gener al Federation of Women's Clubs holds its mid winter meeting in Washington D C January 17 20 with Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar presiding. Mrs Roosevelt will speak on Club Women and Their Responsibility to Democracy and attend tea at the White House. Plans include a San Francisco council in May and a post council tour of Alaska as the federation nears its Golden Jubilee in 1940.
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GFWC
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington, D. C
Saidie Orr Dunbar
F. H. Clausen
Wisconsin
Josephine L. Pierce
Ohio
Wiley Morgan
Tennessee
Carl L. Schrader
Massachusetts
Frederic Beggs
New Jersey
David S&s. Long
Missouri
Gustav Ketterer
Pennsylvania
Fred R. Lufkin
Ilinois
Edwin Bevens
Arkansas
Roosevelt
White House
General Federation
San Francisco
Frederick G. Balz
Indiana
Duncan 8. Robinson
California Federation
Edward Dexter Knight
Alaska
Federation
Nelson A. Miles
Mayflower
Congress
Schoolmasters Club to Hear C M Waynick Talk
Capus M. Waynick editor of The Enterprise will address the Northwestern District Schoolmasters Club at a dinner meeting at the Senior High School on Wednesday evening January 18 at 6 30. Charles F Carroll Jr superintendent D P Whitley principal and Dr C R Hinshaw of High Point college serve on the program committees.
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Capus M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
Northwestern
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
D. P. Whitley
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Auto overturns after skid injures teen driver
Paul T. Bryant a 16 year old from 400 Hill Crest Drive escaped serious injury when his car skidded off the road at the Pistol Club on Homestead Avenue and overturned after crossing the highway last night about 7 o clock Police said the vehicle was damaged in the crash
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Paul T. Bryant
Hillcrest Drive
Homestead Avenue
Young Mr. Bryant
Nine Month School Advocated By P T A Leader
M T Lambeth principal of the High Point junior high spoke to Colonial drive school P T A in Thomasville on the advantages of a nine month school. Superintendent J N Hauss and Mrs Williams also commented, with a brief business session and a Thomasville Youth band performance concluding the program.
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Thomasville
M. T. Lambeth
High Point
Parent- Teacher Association
Colonial Drive
J. N. Hauss
Robert Williams
Main Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Lambeth
W. E. Tomlinson
Vernon Snyder
Colonial Drive Association
Unce
Pat Leonard
Tomlinsons Host Informal Reception for Hig Point Principal
After the January meeting of the Colonial Drive Parent Teacher Association Mr and Mrs W E Tomlinson hosted a Sunset Drive reception for the guest speaker M T Lambeth Hig Point junior high principal and Mrs Lambeth. Miss Beulah Noment taught at the local school. About 30 guests attended with spring flowers on buffet table and Vernon Snyder presiding at the coffee urn.
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Driv
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunset Drive
M. T. Lambeth
Hig Point
Lambeth
Beulah Noment
Vernon Snyder
Man Confesses to Killing Woman in Chicago
A 62 year old man, Joseph Borys, told police he killed Mrs Fran Piotrowski, 49, a roomer found dead beside her bed with head injuries likely from a hatchet. Borys and his wife reportedly planned to care for the woman as they died and take her property. he claimed she asked them to leave and he reacted.
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Chicago
Thomas Kelliher
Joseph Borys
Racine Avenue
Borys
Squ
Fran Piotrowski
Furn
Pitrowski
Bory
Piotrowski
Piotrow
Eleanor Welch to Be Featured in Local Winter Concert
Eleanor Welch the harp soloist and former High P high school and National high school orchestra member will headline the annual winter concert of the local music organization. The program includes Miss Virginia Frank and is set for Sunday January 22 at 4 00 PM in the senior high auditorium.
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Eleanor Welch
High P. High School
University of Michigan
Mus
Virginia Frank
Concord Man Dies by Own Action At Cafe Rear
C Taylor, 60, was found dead with two pistol wounds behind the cafe he operated in Concord. Acting coroner Guy Is Hour ruled death by own action. He is survived by a widow and two children, non and Edna.
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Concord
C. Taylor
Guy Ishour
Non
Edna
Chicago Produce Prices and Grading Summary
Chicago markets report steady creamery data with a 93 score and various grade percentages for dairy products and eggs. Measurements include 3,458 eggs with fresher extra firsts priced locally, plus receipts and carrot data amid a centralized market snapshot.
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Chicago
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Madeline Hoover
U. D.C
College Library
Lee
G. I. Humphreys
P. E. Lindley
Janet Russell
Mrs. Turner
Mr. Davis
Oak View P.T. A
Gibson Club
Cuest Corps
Vicks Vaporub
Thomasville Bpwc
Sunshine
Julia Setliff
Scarlett O'Hara
Vivian Leigh
Miss Beane
Jesse Tyson
Asheboro Church
Carl Luck
Pisgah
Mrs. Callicutt
F. J. Callicutt
O. R. Blalock
Rock
Priscilla Rock Club
Elmer Price
Herman Crawford
J. F. White
Archdale
Eugene Morris
Maude Dickens Allred
Marion
Marjorie
Mother
Helen
Schoolmasters’ Club
M. T Lambeth
P.T A
Roomer
Pinkham
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