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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
6
The Ladies Auxiliary of Welch Memorial church will host an oyster supper in the church Sunday school rooms from five to eight on Friday evening. The public is invited to attend.
Knox Walker and others recover or improve after illnesses at home including pneumonia influenza scarlet fever and post operative recovery. Miss Liszie Gooch travels to New York for spring goods for Gooch Thomas. Book Club met at West Main with Notre Dame paper and tea.
Plans for the annual convention of the North Carolina Christian Endeavor Society to be held in Tyne will be drafted by state executive members in Belmont on Saturday. Officials announced that preparations anticipate a large delegation.
The North Carolina Bank and Trust Company as Administrator of the Estate of Adolphius EZ Martin gives notice to all claimants to present claims by December 22, 1933 or be barred. Debtors to the estate should make immediate payment. Dated December 22, 1932 in Greensboro New York.
Mrs James E Lambeth hosted a luncheon at Randolph Street home on Wednesday honoring Mrs E B Mahone of Atlanta visiting her son EB Mahone. Six guests, including Miss Willie Mae Myers, were served a spring themed centerpieces and dainty refreshments.
Mrs. F L Swing returns to her Gastonia home after a visit with Mrs. W H Curlee on Fisher Ferry street. Mrs. A Z Boles also returns to her home from Winston Salem where she visited relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ray Hoover entertained their bridge club on Tuesday evening at their Lexington Avenue home. Two tables played. Mr and Mrs Forrest Grimes won prizes cigarettes and a linen guest towel respectively. Guests included Eva White Catherine Johnson Charles Moore and Arthur Dickens.
Miss Mamie Thomas of Winston-Salem arrives for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G Marshall Hoover at their East Main Street home.
Mr and Mrs Dolan Jones of Monroe returned home after spending the weekend with relatives.
Miss Elia Outland of Charlotte visits over the weekend as a guest of local friends.
Miss Gladys Black a student at North Carolina College for Women Greensboro returns today to Greensboro to resume her studies after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black on Lexington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. EB. C. Myers of Raleigh spent the week end with Mrs. Myers' sister, Mrs. T. C. Robinson, during their trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes and their daughter Anne spent the past week end in Roaring River as guests of Mrs. Grimes' parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McNeil.
Mr and Mrs H C Daniel of Salisbury were hosted by Mrs Gardner for the weekend with cordial hospitality and social visits noted by local society.
Miss Edith Myers hosted the Monday Evening Bridge club at her home with two tables in play. At the close, Miss Valetta Russell was found to have excelled in play.
Hartford January 26 The Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company reports stable liquidity and rising assets in 1932 Archibald A Welch says premiums slightly down but in force coverage held steady with low lapse rates. The firm holds a surplus 5 474 000 and contingency reserve 3 070 675 plus cash of 3 300 000.
Warden Aderhold testifies Capone receives no special favors at Atlanta Penitentiary. He has a $10 monthly commissary limit and is restricted on visits, interviews, and privileges, with security measures watching his movements. Capone’s funds history shows $97 withdrawn since 1932, plus an $8 December allowance.
The principal change in the new Federal Income Tax Law, as passed by Congress in June 1932, shows who must pay and file by March 15, 1933, at the Raleigh North Carolina IRS office. It outlines income thresholds for individuals and couples, exemptions, rates, credits, and filing requirements including extensions and Form 1096 information returns.
In Tarboro on January 25 W Caswell Suggs commander of the Spanish War veterans camp was wounded at his filling station when he tried to play the role of a robber. He was struck in the rib and leg by a pistol shot after ordering three men to stick up their hands. George Cumming raised the alarm and Sheriff Bardin investigated as officers traced the fleeing car, now unidentified by Suggs.
A municipal court suit filed today by architect Fred B Klein seeks $576 for plans on a Willowbrook street building project. Klein alleges only $175 has been paid under the contract, which Henry D Perry proposed at an estimated $25,000 cost. The filing is part of a group of actions, including Milton Silver seeking receivership for the Quality Shoe Store over $750 rent, Snow Lumber Co claim of $299.42 against J W Smoot, W E Perry vs Pilot Life Insurance Co for $275, and Wachovia Trust Co seeking $4,900 against George R Miller and Ed Clodfelter on a 30 day note due January 18.
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