Society and dances and births and club notices
Cards issued for dances at Sedgefield include Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell and several couples. An announced birth records Evelyn Jacqueline Stamey on January 21. Priscilla club to meet Friday at Mrs. R. I. Farmer’s Colonial drive home. Donese Davis honored at a Woodrow avenue party with games and gifts. Susanna Wesley class supper at Wesley Memorial church Wednesday at 7. Friendly Garden club meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs. J. W. Kittle Melbourne Heights. Mrs. C. S. Fitzgerald recovering from recent operation at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Alice MacRae Caldwell
D. Arthur Kirkman
Sedgefield Manor
H. A. Foscue
T. B. McGeachy
C. C. Duke
R. Jordan
Priscilla Club
R. I. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Ponese Davis
Donese Davis
Kermit Sloope
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Davis
Susannah Wesley
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial M. EB
Friendly Garden Club
J. W. Kittle
Melbourne Heights
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
The schedule lists multiple meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday including the Wayside Garden club at 210 Edgedale Drive, Needlecraft at 716 Monthey Avenue, High Point Council of Parents and Teachers at Elm Street School, Altrusa dinner near Sheraton, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary on East Washington Street, Mothers Study Club at 1104 Forest Hill Drive, and Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Wednesday shows Good Will Garden club at 607 Montheu Avenue, Delta Tau luncheon at Millcrest Drive, Utopian Study club at 522 Parkway, Wednesday Book club at 311 Ardmore Circle, Entre Net club at 308 Hillcrest Drive, Tea and Topics at North Main Street, Priscilla club at Colonial Drive, and Philomathean club at 401 Wood Brook Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Tucker
Wayside Garden Club
Edgedale Drive
Needlecraft Club
A. B. Elam
Monthey Avenue
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
Altrusa Club
A. D. Brockett
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Dickerson
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
Montheu Avenue
Burbank
Burwell Nolan
Parkway
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Walter Reed
I. P. Ingle
Ralph Parker
Woodbrook Court
Holbrook Moon Marriage Held in Wilmington
Miss Ruth Louise Moon and John A Holbrook of this city were married at the First Baptist church parsonage in Wilmington on Saturday January 13. Rev Kester officiated with a ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lola Moon, a graduate of Wake Forest, and the groom, son of Mrs Mattie Holbrook, formerly worked in High Point as assistant manager at McLellan and now in Wilmington. They will live in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Louise Moon
John A. Holbrook
Wilmington
First Baptist Church
Kester
Lola Moon
Grimes Street
Mattie Holbrook
Hayes
N. C
Wake Forest College
Holbrook
High Point
McLellan
Sinnett Answers Reader Questions at Paramount Theater
Sinnett, before a capacity audience at the Paramount Theater, answered fifteen reader questions from the Enterprise. He predicts marriages, career moves, and other fates with concise rulings, and promises more answers tomorrow.
OES Grand Officers Night Observed In High Point
Members of High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star plan Grand Officers Night at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street at seven thirty. Mrs Harriett Godwin presides with representation from Greensboro Winston Salem Lexington Concord and Salisbury. Various NC Grand officers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Harriett Godwin
Grand Ruth
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Concord
Salisbury
George Bennett
Masonic Order
Oo. E
Musical Art Club Shows Splendid Program At Sheraton
The Musical Art Club held a well rounded program at the Sheraton hotel last night under Miss Virginia Frank. Violinist Robert Fearing, new to High Point, impressed the audience with three pieces and encore performances. Pianist Louise Salsbury played Sonata Pathetique, Fantasie, and Nocturne. Soprano Wilton Barnes sang Habanera and To You, a Barnes duo with husband Wilton Barnes performing two solo numbers Beating Home and I Love to Hear you Singing. Accompaniments by Mrs. Sidney Gayle and Mrs. A. W. Hard accompanied the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amet
Sheraton Hotel
Virginia Frank
Robert Fearing
High Point
Louise Salsbury
Beethoven
Mozart
Chopin
Wilton Barnes
Strauss
Local Notices From The Burrus Memorial and Community Events
Mrs K D Thacker shows improvement after an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital a week ago Miss Gladys Loflin improves at home 801 East Commerce St Moravian Falls visitors Miss Mildred Rogers travels to visit sister Mrs C J Templeton 1503 North Hamilton St Sarah Herman leaves for New York City for ten day business trip Tomlinsons Ladies Shop Stephens Bible Study meets at 903 Fourth St with Mrs L Robertson Little Miss Melba Frazier honored at ninth birthday party Archdale neighborhood attendees include Miss Margaret Perryman and Mrs B F Rogers party featured games cake and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rogers
Moravian Falls
C. J. Templeton
Mr. Templeton
North
Hamilton Street
Sarah Herman
New York City
Tomlinson
Melba Frazier
J. J. Frazier
Archdale
Margaret Perryman
B. F. Rogers
Woodmen of the World install new Salisbury officers
In Salisbury on January 23 a large Woodmen of the World session installed year officers. Guests included Past Head Consuls W. M. Ruth and R. F. Patterson, Head Clerk W. L. Ross, Sovereign Representative W. L. Hunt, and A. L. Smoot who returns to the head office. Other officers named: C. ER. Fesperman advisor, B. C. Lyerly banker, W. A. Baker clerk, C. L. Eagle escort, Grady Camp watchman, Rhodes Duffy sentry, Dr. G. W. Choate auditor, J. W. Rodeoutte auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Woodmen of the World
W. M. Ruth
R. F. Patterson
Kannapolis
W. L. Ross
Sovereign
W. L. Hunt
High Point
A. L. Smoot
C. ER. Fesperman
B. C. Lyerly
W. A. Baker
C. L. Eagle
Grady Camp
Rhodes Duffy
G. W. Choate
J. W. Rodeoutte
Escape from Moore County Prison Camp Narrowly Reported
Oliver Morrison, serving four months for carrying a concealed weapon, escaped from the Moore County prison camp. No further details were available from Raleigh authorities as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Oliver Morrison
Moore County
Burke County School Bond Issue Approved
The executive committee of the local government commission approved issuing 136000 dollars in Burke County school bonds contingent on the federal Public Works Administration purchasing the securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Burke County
Federal Public Works Administration
United States Produces Three Fourths of World Cotton
A historical note states that three-fourths of global cotton is produced in the United States, highlighting U S dominance in fiber supply. The statement emphasizes the U S role in international cotton markets and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gypsy and Tom Weaver Welcome Baby amid New Duties
Gypsy and Tom prepare for their coming child after Gypsy recovers from influenza and resigns from the settlement job. Gypsy manages the home while planning for Master Baby with Dinah leaving, Elsa the cleaning woman, and renewed village life. Lila’s return and social pressures test Gypsy’s contentment as she contemplates lunch with Lila in a worn coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Lila
Gypsy
Europe
Marko Broughton
Tom
Tighton
Broughton
Morell
Baby
Dinah
Tommy
Melen Marr
Blanche Jordan
Helen Marr
Greenwich Village
Fom
Elsa
Kingdom
Marko
Helen Marron
Helen
Farmland Share in the United States Stays Low
A historical note states that roughly 19 percent of U S land area is used for crop production. This figure highlights the limited extent of arable territory amid vast national landscapes and evolving agricultural practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Woman Is Rescued From Second Floor of Burning House
A fire started in a woodpile in the kitchen and spread rapidly through the back of the house. A woman on the second floor was trapped and rescued by firemen after her warning call from Mrs. Metcalf’s home at 302 Church Street. Firemen from companies one and four battled the blaze causing several hundred dollars in damage, mostly to the kitchen area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Paul Williams
Dorothy
Ralph Williams
Carrie Culler
Gladys Riley
Lila
Gypsy
Chatham
W. G. Metcalf
Church Street
H. A. Magley
Reapo
Nei Bor
Five arrested over alleged hotel camp robbery
Five persons including a white woman and four men face charges from an alleged $140 robbery at a tourist camp between High Point and Greensboro. Brinson reported the incident. arrests include T. A. Brady and Dick Parker on prostitution aiding charges, Mrs. J. E. Boyd and a husband signing as J. E. Byrd, with bonds set except for Boyd and Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brinson
Forrest Avenue
High Point
Greensboro
Brinson
T. A. Brady
Vail Alley
Dick Parker
J. E. Boyd
J. EB. Byrd
Boyd
Justice of the Peace
Lyon
Byrd
Bellhhop
Rand to Speak on Bible Subjects at Gospel Tabernacle
Howard B. Rand of Detroit Mich author and lecturer will deliver an address on Bible subjects at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook street tonight at 7 30 oclock. Public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Rand
Detroit
Mich
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
McGuffey Readers Used In American Schools Since 1836
The article notes that McGuffey's Readers have been employed in U.S. classrooms since 1836, highlighting their long standing presence in American education.
Argentina maintains station at Laurie Island the southernmost inhabited place
The government operates a weather broadcasting station on Laurie Island keeping a permanently inhabited post in the extreme south. The site serves as a base for meteorological reports and data collection in the remote Antarctic region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Argentina
Laurie Island
Persian Manuscripts From Ninth Century At Library
The Congressional Library in Washington DC houses a rare collection of Persian manuscripts dating to the ninth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressinal Library
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra
A. J. Stamey
Evelyn Jacqueline
Route 2
Mra. Stamey
Miss Modell Sisk
C. S. Fitzgerald
Kennedy Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Moffitt’s
Holbrook-Moon
Welch Memorial Aux
Woman's Auxiliary
Welch Memorial M. P
J. T. Morgan
Blain Avenue
B. L. West
Hasty High School
Thomasville
Guilford General Hospital
Sinnett
Enterprise
Paramount Theater
BE. D A
Grand Rapids
H. A
Ths
California
C.D. A
Johnnie
O.E.S
North Carolina
M. M. Allred
Eugene Hester
Reidsville
Clyde Fitzgerald
H. W. Caldwell
Edna Sparger
Eva May Williams
Grand Electa
Kernersville
Clara Goodson
Grand Esther
Nell Herndon
Musical Art Club
K. D. Thacker
Gladys Loflin
East Commerce Street
Stephens Bible
Stephens
L. W. Robertson
Fourth Street
Thomas Willey
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
W. C. Howard
Vicks
Fouricuba
Mendita
Havana
Cuba
Uni
Isla
Presidentlo& Mendieta
Cuban Medical, Federation
Mendieta
Medical
Santago
Walter Relis
Manzanillo
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Masa
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Bennie Coates
Terrace St
Muskegon
Lydia E. Pinkham
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