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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
3
Sue confronts her mother about Corrinne’s role in a quarrel with Sue and Harry. Mrs. Merryman shields Corrinne, reading Corrinne’s letter and recognizing the truth, while Sue realizes her mother’s protective motive and seeks reconciliation. NEXT: Mrs. Merryman's reason.
In municipal court Judge Teague disposed of cases including a broken windshield damages case resolved by R L Smith paying $5, and Harvey Perdue fined $50 with six months driving ban. Additional rulings involve larceny, drunkenness, assault, prohibited liquor violations, and other charges with varying sentences and suspended terms.
Publicity photos for Downstairs pair John Gilbert and Virginia Bruce failed to spark romance on set as doubles posed. Fatty Arbuckle reportedly back with Warners for a short and perhaps 11 more if successful. Brenon quips about film stocks while Harlow and Merkel mock a scene with a phonograph record smashed by director Conway. they promise later shoot.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. F. Wheeler entertained the primary class with a picnic lunch at her home. Children brought baskets and joined in games before lunch under the trees. Her popular teaching role ends as her resignation is accepted with regret.
A quarterly gathering was well attended last Saturday with more people present than in recent times. A picnic lunch was served on the grounds.
Mr and Mrs H F Smith and family relocate from the Foster place to Davidson county and will be missed. Mrs Nora F Loyd and Miss Emma Foster visited the farmers old home here Monday.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Smith of Winston-Salem were guests of Mr and Mrs T J Jones Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gordon of High Point were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jordan. Mrs. Allie Williams spent a night last week with her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Bundy in Jamestown.
Mr and Mrs James Lowe hosted the former's mother Mrs Lowe from Oak Hill for several days. Mr David Farlow and his daughter Gertrude of Guilford College visited Mr and Mrs J L Skeen on Sunday.
Burrus Jones departed Saturday heading to Ohio via New York and other places of interest. He expects the journey to last about ten days.
Funeral services for Mrs Maud Irby 26 died at her home in Anderson D C were held at Piedmont Baptist church with burial in the church cemetery She was daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Reeves Surviving are husband three sons four brothers and three sisters all of this city
Monarch club members discussed the oncoming campaign for 90000 to support High Point College and its civic and educational value. Performers W Chase Idol Jr and Hubert Liverman entertained with baritone horn and piano as members praised the faculty and institution’s role in the city.
Mrs lla Edna Wilkins aged 4 years died in a local hospital after a ten day illness. She consumed bichloride poisoning and was found unconscious near Tomlinson Street crossing. Survived by husband W R Wilkins, two sons six daughters and several siblings. Funeral set for 4 pm Wednesday at 801 English Street with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
Howard Russell of 701 Grace Street asked The Enterprise to publish that he is not the Howard Russell tried yesterday in municipal court. The report notes the name similarity and seeks to clarify his involvement.
The Wednesday evening prayer service at First Methodist Protestant Church will be at 8 o'clock in the social room. Rev. R. S. Farmer will lead and a summer program committee will report. Members and interested persons are urged to attend.
Funeral services for B. A. Zachary who died yesterday at his son Lyndon Zachray home on Kivett Drive will be held tomorrow at 11 am. Rev. T. A. Sykes Rev. E. W. Jones and Rev. Lewis McEgriand will officiate with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
In Memphis Tennessee a southern tennis tournament resumes after rain delays. Anna Koll of New Orleans, last year's women's singles champion, shows form as she wins yesterday and is favored in the next round. Men’s singles play resumes with doubles for both sexes scheduled. Clift and Ed Sutter of New Orleans are seeded No. 1 in the men's doubles, while the Sutter brothers face Dick Haspel and Butrz Boulware.
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