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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

10

Halliburton Delights Large Audience At High School

Richard Halliburton drew a large crowd to the Senior High auditorium despite gloomy weather. He spoke about his books Seven League Boots and The Flying Carpet, retelling journeys from crossing the Alps with an elephant named Dally to flights to Timbuctoo, desert adventures, and the foreign legion in Morocco. He wrapped after an hour and forty minutes as music preceded the lecture and local support funded church redecorations. Halliburton then headed to Wilmington after a Greensboro stay.

Richard Halliburton High Point Asheboro Thomasville Lexington Greensboro C. F. Carroll, Jr Halliburton Alexandria Hannibal Alps Paris Elisabeth Dalrymple Dally St. Barnard Pass Italy Mussolini Welkin Turin Mr. Halliburton Timbuctoo Sahara Desert Stevens Eva Morocco Susan Sharpe Mary Helen Daves Alma Andrews Wesley Fellowship Wesley Memorial Church Wilmington

William Penn Girls Defeat Emmanuel Lutheran 18-8

In William Penn Gymnasium Tuesday night the Lady Tigers beat Emmanuel Lutheran College of Greensboro 18 to 8. Mozelle Moffit scored six field goals, Alberta Miller and Hazel McCallum also stood out. The victory marks a second win over Emmanuel Lutheran this season for the Penn girls as they push a high scoring pace. The William Penn Tigers fell to Emmanuel Lutheran 27-22 later that evening, Morgan and Caldwell led for the Lutherans with strong defense and scoring. An unusually large crowd attended the doubleheader after the girls game.

William Penn Lutheran William Penn High School Emmanuel Lutheran College Greensboro William Penn Gymnasium Mozelle Moffit Alberta Miller Hazel McCallum Penn Girls Emmanuel Luthran L. R. Foust C. E. Humphrey William Penn Tigers Emmanuel Lutheran Grensboro Tigers Martin Luther Lans Pennites Morgan Harry Caldwell Lacy Kendall Caldwell

Tonic claims to boost red blood cells and skin health

An old advertisement touts a tonic as an internal remedy to feed the body, increase red blood cells, restore weight, regain energy, strengthen nerves, and give the skin a natural glow. It promises quick delight and social compliments, selling the product at drug stores for $5.50.

Power Fights Santee Cooper Power Project Appeal

Three power firms seek reversal of a district court ruling that refused a permanent injunction against the $37.5 million Santee-Cooper power and navigation project in South Carolina. The Carolina Power and Light Company South Carolina Power Company and South Carolina Electric and Gas Company petition the Fourth Circuit to overturn Judge J. Lyles Glenn's decision.

Charlotte Santee-Cooper Power and Navigation South Carolina Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Carolina Power and Light Company of Raleigh South Carolina Power Company of Charleston 8. C South Carolina Electric and Gas Company of Columbia D. C J. Lyles Glenn

Ministers' Wives Club To Meet At Dunn Home

Ministers' Wives club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. F. Dunn at 205 Price Street Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Church Progressive Circle St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church Richard Leak East Washington Street Nancy Allen Daisy Brown Leona Steele Annie Harris Sarah Peggins Mary A. Leonard Marie Simpson Sallie Legrand Della Smith Clara Alexander Florence Legrand Neomia Morgan Frances Moore Ruth Ferguson Neomia Raye Octavia Leak W. M. Torrence John Brown J. F. Dunn Ministers’ Wives Club Price Street

High Point Minister Serves on United Methodist Council Committee

The Rev. H. L. Ashe of High Point is chosen among 500 church leaders for the Committee on Cooperation of District Superintendents. The council on the Future of Faith and Service will meet February 3 to 5 in Chicago to mark Methodism’s 200th anniversary and plan the church’s third century. Over 4,000 representatives from across the United States are expected, with open sessions for registrants.

High Point H. L. Ashe Methodist Episcopal Church United Methodist Council On Chicago General Conference Commission On Evangelism America United States

Jimmie Lunceford Swing Concert Shown at Winston-Salem College

Jimmie Lunceford and his ensemble were presented by the Lyceum committee of Winston-Salem Teachers College in the school auditorium. The program drew a capacity crowd and featured a Duke engagement precursor with a sixteen-member group including a vocal trio and Cy Oliver arrangements. The group, noted as one of the best organized bands, hails from Fisk University trained leadership and toured Europe in 1937 with more dates planned.

Jimmie Lanceford Lyceum Winston- Salem Teachers’ College Lunceford Duke University Europe Rhythm Fisk University Nashville Tenn Bob White Hidie Tompkins Cy Oliver Willie ‘Smith

Registered At The Market Names Across States

A long list names buyers and participants registered at the market including J. G. Kester of Hickory J. W. Cross of Elizabethtown W. R. Bloxton of Greensboro and others from North Carolina Virginia West Virginia South Carolina and Washington D C The roster includes multiple High Point Greensboro Hartsville Shelby Lincolnton and Florence entries with several firms and individuals.

J. G. Kester Hickory J. W. Cross Elizabethtown W. R. Bloxton Greensboro Brown H. B. Hayes Mullins E. G. White Bluefield W. Va Robert Clifton High Point R. L. Gibson Covington A. J. Daffron, Jr Richmond B. P. Edwards Greer 8. C J. A. Gray C. M. Farris H. L. Helms H. BE. Davis Charlotte F. T. Phillips Washington Irvin Swice Joe Barr I. Bloom KE. M. King Sol Redlich New York N. Y D. A. Shaw J. A. Kennedy L. T. Nance Asheboro J. W. Upton J. C Champion Durham Lucille Ingram Fred Eaton James H. H. Wilson Winston- Salem C. J. Jones P. G. Jones Simpsonville D. C John Weiselberg Savannah Frank B. Morris R. C. Yokley Winston-Salem W. Y. Pass Roxboro S. Krug David Krug Norfolk H. V. Woodall T. H. Thurston Wilson E. E. Reid Dobson G. C. Robinette R. F Stevick Raleigh A. C. Young E. S. George BE. L. Frye C. M. Raby A. J. Welch J. M. Current T. M. Driskill K. D. Parker Asheville W. J. Francis Concord Jerome Martin Rock Hill O. C. Bowden Knoxville L. O. Barksdale Waynesboro A. P. Barnhill J. T. Barnhill W. C. Faulkner Everetts H. C. Barthmaker B. B. Blalock Moultrie J. H. Bridges G. C. Brown W. C. White

Local list of names appears in publication

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their cities from multiple states. The text reads as a catalog of names such as Casper Timberlake, F. Wat son, Florence, W. D. Richardson, Covington, R. Z. Robinette, Georgetown, and many others spanning North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and beyond. No single event or action is identifiable.

Goon Casper Timberlake F. Watson Chas. Craver M. Ward, Jr Lexington Rainwater Florence

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