Rev R Dwight Ware Addresses Thomasville B P W C Meeting
Reverend R Dwight Ware pastor of in Street M EB church spoke at the Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club monthly dinner at Community church dining room. He described England devotion to the empire and its customs, praising it with engaging anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewteerane
Thomasville
V. R. Dwight Ware
In Street
M. EB
Thomasville Business Endofessional Women's Club
Commuity Church
Gland
England
Ware
Vera Green Phils
Jéssie Leonard
Greensboro
Madern Phillips
New K
International Federation Ent
Meeting of the dies Aid society at Mills home
An enjoyable gathering of the Dies Aid Society of the First Church was held Monday at the Mills home with Misses Iie McCracken Annie Hall and others as hostesses. Mrs Charles Lambeth presided and Mrs W McGee gave devotional Choosing The Fine Things. Charles Lambeth presented a paper on New England and showed pictures. Refreshments followed.
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Dies’ Aid Society
Flist Past
Mills
Iie McCracken
Annie Hall
J. A. Neilson
Romulus Lee
Greer
Charles Lambeth
W. McGee
New England
Miss Alliene Hoover Heads to New York for Show
Miss Alliene Hoover leaves Mon for New York City to join her father G M Ver attending the winter furniture show. She plans to be away for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Hoover
New York City
G. M. Ver
Marriage notice for Miss Minerva Hellig and John R Myers
Attending the marriage in Norwood on Saturday were Franc es Myers, Marcell, Mae Simpson, Ruby Mat ws, Margaret Thompson, Ma Sullivan and Stella Wagner with Mrs Charles Fisher, Mr Mra J BE Lambeth and children Frank and Molly Lambeth, R G Jennings and Bill Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Hellig
John R. Myers
Norwood
Thomanville
Frances Myers
Marcell
Mae Simpson
Ruby Matws
Margaret Thompson
Ma Sullivan
Stella Wagner
Charles Fisher
Mra
J. BE. Lambeth
Chil Frank
Molly Lambeth
R. G. Jennings
Bill Snell
Win woman visits East Street home for days
Mrs Lawrence Thomas of Win Balem spends oral days with Mrs G Hoover at her East Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Thomas
Win“Balem
Mrs. G. Hoover
East In Street
High Point Couples Host Dinner Guests Tuesday Night
Misses Virginia Wall and Lucille Barnett of High Point visit dinner guests Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Julius Green at their West Main Street home.
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W. C. Guthrie
Asheville
Mrs
David Macfester
West Main Street
Virginia Wall
Lucille Barnett
High Point
Julius Green
Mrs Ritchie Returns to Duke Hospital for Treatment
Mrs. B C Ritchie has returned to Duke Hospital for treatment and is improving. Mr and Mrs EB Snotherly of Mount Airy visited Sunday as guests of Rev and Mrs G O Fe at their Salem home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Ritchie
Duke Hospital
G. O.fe
Salem
Miss Evelyn Baker Hosts in Winston-Salem
Miss Evelyn Baker spends the week in Winston-Salem as the guest of MN Lila Womble, while Miss Catherine Cochrane is also noted in the visit.
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Evelyn Baker
Winston-Salem
MN Lila Womble
Phi Kappa Club Luncheon at Mrs Taplin’s Woodland Drive
Phi Kappa club members gathered yesterday at 1 pm for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. E. Taplin at her Woodland drive home. The ladies enjoyed a three course meal at attractively set tables with blooming plants, followed by an hour of social time with guests including Mrs. J. B. Marsh and Mrs. John C. Sheeloff among others.
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A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Phi Kappa Club
Mesdames J. B. Marsh
John C. Sheeloff
C. &. Reitzel
C. L. Amos
J. A. Austin
E. T. Kearns
Mrs. Taplin
Mrs. Pope
W C U Hear Peace Talk At Tuesday Meeting
Mrs H A White, director of peace for the local W C T U, spoke at a regular meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs R M Andrewson’s home on West College drive. She urged Americans to oppose war propaganda and outlined why war is unwanted. Mrs J A Eshelman presided over the brief business session. 14 members attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Department of Peace
Women's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrewson
West College Drive
White
J. A. Eshelman
Mrs H R Totten To Speak Here March 13
The High Point Garden clubs plan to sponsor the appearance of Mrs. H. R. Totten of Chapel Hill, state president, on March 13. She will present slides of beautiful gardens to the state and encourage locals to photograph their gardens for the state collection. Clarence Morris of Salisbury Md visits High Point college friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
EB. 8. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Wall
H. R. Totten
Chapel Hill
Clarence Morris
Salisbury
High Point College
Morris
Death of David L. Whitlow at 67 in High Point
David L. Whitlow 67 died at his home 308 East Lexington Avenue after a ten day illness. Born in Davidson County August 15 1878 he moved to High Point 33 years ago from Midway. Survived by wife three daughters two sons a brother a sister and ten grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 tomorrow at the residence with Rev H P Williams officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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David L. Whitlow
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Whitlow
Davidson County
William and
Mary Shoat Whitlow
Midway
Lexington
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
H. P. Williams
the Gospel Tabernacle
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Arthur Brown in Rockingham County
Arthur Brown died suddenly Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 PM at Mt. Carmel M E Church in Rockingham County with Rev. T V Crouse officiating. Rev. Herman Yokely led a brief home service. Pallbearers were J A Jones H F Robinson Herman Yokely P B Morris Harold Brown and Mr Smith. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Mt. Carmel M. EB
Rockingham County
T. V. Crouse
Reidsville
Herman Yokely
J. A. Jones
H. F. Robinson
Mrs. E. C. Cranford longtime Randolph resident dies
Mrs. E B Crawford 78 a Trinity native and Randolph county resident died at her daughter Mrs W L Carter Greensboro home shortly after 1 30 PM She was born November 24 1857 and married EB C Crawford in 1880 She leaves three daughters Mrs Carter Mrs J R Montgomery Trinity and Miss Carrie Crawford and a son H M Crawford Funeral at Trinity Methodist church Thursday at 3 PM with Rev G W Williams and Dr J Clyde Turner and Rev J P Lanning assisting
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BE. C. Cranford
E. C. Cranford
Randolph County
W. L. Carter
Greensboro
Cranford
Trinity
J. Milton
Mary Rush Blair
J. Clyde Turner
J. P. Lanning
V F. W. Auxiliary Card Party At Hut
Members and guests of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary enjoyed a benefit card party at the V F W Hut last night. Prizes were awarded to high scorers in bridge and set backhanded.
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Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hut
Joint Civic Club Meet Planned At Sheraton
Plans are moving forward for a large joint meeting of the city’s civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce hosted by the Rotary club at the Sheraton hotel on Thursday January 30. Secretary Frank J Sizemore expects the session to be the most attended in history with broad interest across groups. W E Dunn of the Commerce Department foreign trade bureau will give the principal address on national trade problems tied to textile imports affecting local operators. Additional features are being organized by the Rotary club entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Rotary Club
Frank J. Sizemore
W. E. Dunn
Foreign Trade Bureau
Department of Commerce
Dunn
Sizemore
Guilford Sells 100000 Notes in Low Interest Sale
Greensboro January 22 Special Willis Booth county accountant announced Guilford county sold 100000 dollars of revenue anticipation notes via the North Carolina Local Government Commission at the most attractive price. Oscar Burnett and company Greensboro and Raleigh bought the issue at 1 percent interest. Six bids ranged from 1.0 to 1.75 percent. Proceeds fund tax and revenue debt service and auxiliary projects.
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Greensboro
Willis Booth
Guilford County
North Carolina
Local Government Commission
Oscar Burnett and Company
Raleigh
Raleigh For $100,001, Interest At the Rate of 1 Per Cent. Mr. Booth
American Trust Company of
Charlotte
Ustable Securities Corporation
Security National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Dickson and Company
FHA official to meet locals on housing issues
J. M. Bolick of the Federal Housing Administration will visit the city Saturday. He will hold conferences with local residents at the Chamber of Commerce on North Main Street between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to discuss FHA problems.
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J. M. Bolick
Federal Housing Administration
Greensboro
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Bolick
North Main Street
Thurston
FHA
Cub Scouts to Hike From Ray Street School
Cub Pack of Ray Street School convenes Saturday morning January 25 at 10 o clock for an exploration hike. All cubs urged to be prompt at 10.
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Ray Street
Dr W A Lambeth to Preach At Service
Dr W A Lambeth pastor of Wesley Memorial Church will preach at 7 30 tonight at the prayer meeting service in the young peoples assembly room. He will use Luke 17 17 as the text and extend a cordial invitation to all attendees.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Jesus
Permit To Erect Residence Granted
A building permit for 3700 dollars was issued today by Chief E. K. Ingram to Howard C. White to build a residence on Rotary drive between Jones and Westwood streets with a 3400 dollar house and a 300 dollar garage.
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E. K. Ingram
Howard C. White
Rotary Drive
Jones and
Westwood Streets
Primm Qualifies As Administrator
Primm of Thomasville qualified as administrator of A E Primm estate in Greensboro on January 22 for wrongful death suit. Heirs include A E Primm and cons J G Primm and A B Crimm Jr of High Point, Mrs Paul Bullock of Randleman, and Edgar Cooke of Jamestown New York. There is no estate.
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Greensboro
A. A. Primm
Thomasville
A. EB. Primm
A. E. Primm
Cons
J. G. Primm
A. B. Crimm, Jr
High Point
Paul Bullock
Randleman
Edgar Cooke
Jamestown
N. Y
Government commission sells county revenue notes in Raleigh
Randolph County notes sale details reveal Guilford county 100 000 six month issue bought by Oscar Burnett and company at par with 1 percent interest and 1 premium. Wachovia Bank and Trust purchased 60000 Randolph county 90 day notes at par with 11 4 percent interest. Washington city sold 8250 to R B Dickson at premium 2 1 4 and 2 1 2 percent interest. Hendersons First National Bank took 8000 Roanoke Rapids notes at premium 2 and 3 percent interest. The panel also approved 55000 Ro yes on county road refunding bonds to replace a callable 5 percent issue.
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Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Guilford County
Oscar Burnett and Company
Greensboro
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Randolph County
City of
Washington
Dickson and Company
First National Bank of Henderson
Roanoke Rapids
Commission
Robeson County Road
Four Additions to Wade Fuel Fund Prompt Aid Campaig
Four more donations to the Wade Fuel Fund were recorded today as families in need appealed for help. Kiwanis initiated effort provides coal to warm homes, with volunteers assessing needs and urging further contributions to H A Cecil, Fuel Fund Treasurer, care of The Enterprise. Contributions to date total 842.50 dollars including cash gifts from FW Grey 5.00, T Wingate Andrews 4.09, D Dickson 0.00 5.00, Friend 2.50 and others.
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Kiwanis Club
H. A. Cecil
BH. Grey
T. Wingate Andrews
D. Dickson
Dr. Wood Addresses Infantile Paralysis Prevention
Dr. George T. Wood Jr spoke on preventing infantile paralysis at the American Business Club dinner at the Elwood. The talk connected with the President's Birthday Ball planned for January 1 at Sedgefield Inn. Charles Hedrick and Edward Kemp gave a radio broadcast imitation. Byron A. Haworth won the attendance prize.
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American Business Club
Elwood
George T. Wood, Jr
Sedgefield Inn
Charles Hedrick
Edward Kemp
Byron A. Haworth
Man's Friends Praise Black-Draught After Long Use
From Toparkana Texas W T Bentley says he has used Black-Draught for forty years and keeps a supply on hand. He first learned of it as a boy while clerking in a store and used it for constipation and biliousness. He reports relief within hours and notes no after effects. He has recommended it to many neighbors who appreciated the advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toparkana
Texas
Fr. W. T. Bentley
Woman Flier Wins Air Derby From 11 Males in Florida
Mrs. John P. Remey amateur aviatrix from New York outflown 11 men in a 12 plane race from Jacksonville to Orlando. She received the John J. White trophy at the Sportsmen's Air Pilots safety party in Orlando. The event was part of a two-race series with 12 planes at Washington and 18 more joining in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
John P. Remey
New York
Jacksonville
Sportsmen's Air Pilots
Remey
John J. White
New Yorker
Harry Somerville
Washington, D. C
Sportsmen Pilots Association
Court of Honor Set For Monday in Uwharrie BSA District
The regular Court of Honor for High Point District Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts of America will meet Monday evening January 27 at 7 30 in the Wesley Memorial church room. All Scouts expecting awards should attend the Junior Court at Scout headquarters Monday at 4 p m. Committee members C B Diffendale O Delk Smith H G Owens Mike Foyce and Faee are to be present.
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High Point
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Wesley Memorial Church
Scout
C. B. Diffendale
O. Delk Smith
H. G. Owens
Mike Foyce
Faee
Frogs and Snails Seen as Appetizing by French Men
An old note suggests that frogs and snails are considered appetizing by French men, reflecting a culinary stereotype about French cuisine.
Railroads to offer free pickup and delivery for small freight
High Pointville Denton railroad and Southern Railway system received Interstate Commerce Commission authorization to extend services to the public with free pickup and delivery for less than carload freight. The plan lowers rates five cents per 100 pounds for shipments to counter those who do not use the service. Tariffs and details will be worked out as facilities are set up with the new service expected to apply generally across both railroads by February 5.
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High Point
Thomasvile and
Denton Railroad
Southern Railway Sycom
Intersate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Thomasville
Denton
Southern Railway System
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