Baptist Missionary Union Meets Tonight at First Baptist
The City Union of all Missionary Societies of Baptist churches in High Point will assemble at 8 30 this evening in the First Baptist church. Miss Katheryne Martin of Emporia Va will lead devotionals and Mrs Olive B Webster of Greensboro will give an inspirational talk titled Singing In the Rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Union
City Union of All Missionary Societies of the Baptist Churches
High Point
First Baptist Church
Katheryne Martin
Emporia
Chowan College
Olive B. Webster
Greensboro
Union
Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors And Travels
Mrs. W B Thompson of West Palm Beach is guest of Mrs Kent Nance on Hamilton street. Clarke Wilson recovering from tonsil operation at Burrus Memorial hospital and at home 406 East Farriss avenue. Beatrice Stewart in New York for a week with Mrs Whetcher. Mr and Mrs M L Patrick left for New York for study at NYU. The Cline and McBride families returned from a Virginia tour visiting Belair and Shenandoah Valley. Evelyn Emschler and Hazel Smith back from Carolina Beach. Paul Pearce John Rich and Harry Simpson from High Point spent the Fourth at Myrtle Beach. Mrs W R Tyree and daughter Evelyn Tyree of Baltimore Md arrived to visit Mrs E J Payne on Parkway. E Lee Carpenter of Columbia S C visiting Mrs C S Grayson on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
West Palm Beach, Fla
Kent Nance
Hamilton Street
Clarke Wilson
Floyd Wilson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
East Farriss Avenue
H. H. Cline
C. J. McBride
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John Miles
Belair
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Endless Caverns
Natural Bridge
Paul Pearce
John Rich
Harry Simpson
High Point
Myrtle Beach
W. R. Tyree
Evelyn Tyree
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. E. Lee Carpenter
Columbia, D. C
Mrs. C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
D. BE. Hoover
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Deep River auxiliary holds all day quilt event and Christmas activities
Last Tuesday the auxiliary held an all day quilt tacking at the hut with good attendance. A picnic lunch accompanied the day which was considered profitable. The quarterly meeting Saturday drew many, including visiting ministers. Rev. T. A. Sykes preached at eleven. Sunday the Ladies Auxiliary hosted a Xmas tree and entertainment for home missions gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Sykes
High Point
Hugh Wilson
C. L. Jackson
Shober Jackson
Shober
Ida L. Wood
Climax
Cora Thornton
Steed
T. J. Jones
Winfield Jones
Marvin Dance
Richmond
Ada Brady
Dorothy
Greensboro
Vaugie Rush
J. L. Skeen
Riverchurch
Bethel Thrift
Greenabor
Billy Bundy
Jamestown
Burrus Jones
Mrs. A. R. Swaim Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club
Mrs. A R Swaim entertained the Fortnightly bridge club and guests at her Fisher Ferry street home with bridge at two tables and summer flowers. Miss Mare Snell won high score and a bath salt jar, while Mrs. H T Hethcock took second with a double deck of cards.
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Thomasville
A. R. Swaim
Bridge Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Mare Snell
H. T. Hethcock
Marie Snell
Marie Jones
Madeline Hoover
Lucy Eason
Agnes Gardner
Mesdames H. T. Hetchcock
R. H. Phillips
Harold Everington Recovers at Home After Tonsil Operation
Harold Everington is recovering satisfactorily at his Montlieu avenue home following an operation for tonsil removal performed at Dr. R. G. Jennings offices in the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Everington
Montlieu Avenue
R. G. Jennings
Mrs Ginsberg Guests With Pliskins On East Main
Mrs. H. Ginsberg of Lenoir has visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Pliskin at their East Main Street home.
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H. Ginsberg
Lenoir
Mrs Rose Leaves for Chicago Trip as Mrs Grimes Recovers
Mrs Clarisse Rose departs for Chicago to visit friends and attend the World's Fair while Mrs Luther Grimes continues a three week recovery at City Memorial hospital. Her mother Mrs Rose remains at home during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Grimes
The
City Memorial Hospital
Clarisse Rose
Chicago
Mrs. Rose
Fourth of July with the Wood couple
A brief social note records a Fourth of July visit spent with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Wood, detailing their hospitality and companionship on the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin A. Wood
Magazines Sought to Complete Public Library Files
Library officials seek donations of specific magazines to fill missing issues. Needed are Current History April 1931 American Magazine September 1931 American Home February 1929 Harper's Magazine December 1932 and years 1931 1932 months January December 1931 1929 November December 1929 and May 1936. Call for pickup if you can donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current History
American Magazine
American Home
Harper’s Magazine
Marper's Magazine
Parker sues Spence Brothers over defamation damages
George E. Parker Jr filed suit in High Point municipal court against Edwin Spence and Spence Brothers, contractors for the new post office, claiming defamatory remarks in February damaged his reputation and seeking 25,000 in actual and punitive damages. Parker says he was awarded a brick and tie subcontract on the post office project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Parker, Jr
High Point Municipal Court
Edwin Spence
Spence Brothers
New Post Office
Parker
Edwin
Social Visit Ties North Hamilton Street Party Notes
Mrs. A R Swaim attended a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Kent Nance on North Hamilton Street in High Point. Mr and Mrs J C Green and their son J C Jr with little Charles Green spent the weekend at White.
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A. R. Swaim
High Point
Kent Nance
North
Hamilton Street
J. C. Green
J. C. Jr
Little Charles Green
White
Higgins Family Visits Spartanburg Resident
Mrs. Jimmy Higgins and her young daughter have been staying with the former's mother in Spartanburg South Carolina and are now with Mr Higgins for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Higgins
Spartanburg
8. C
Mr. Higgins
Parker slander accusations surface against Edwin Spence
During February 23 Spence told Gor don Price and a government inspector that Parker was a crook. In the week of February 27 he allegedly told Holt McPherson, city editor of The Enterprise, and others that Parker stole $1,900. Another remark to J. O. McCrary and others claimed Parker is lying and thieving and had cheated his men out of $1,900.
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Spence
Gordon Price
Parker
Edwin Spence
Holt McPherson
The
Enterprise
J. O. McCrary
Children's Pool To Open At Asheboro Park
Asheboro Mayor W. A. Bunch announces the city pool at Frazier Park will open for young children. The Welfare Department will supply two men for three days to supervise and care for the kids as it resumes after last year's closure due to older boys misusing the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
W. A. Bunch
Frazier Park
Baptist Philathenas Meet Tonight at Mrs Chapman Home
First Baptist church plans 8 PM gathering at 1006 Centennial Avenue with Mrs Clyde Chapman hosting the devotional period. Mrs C D Goldenmith leads the devotional segment and all members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs J A Russell have returned from a visit to Norfolk and Ocean View Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Philatheas
First Baptist Church
Clyde Chapman
Centennial Avenue
C. D. Goldenmith
J. A. Russell
Norfolk
Ocean View
Congressman Thomas Turner Calls for National Prohibition Repeal
Guilford County representative Thomas Turner Jr. urged repeal of national prohibition before departing for Wilmington for the Young Democrats meeting. He argued that national sentiment favors repeal based on votes in 16 states and urged allowing states to abandon prohibition while protecting interstate shipping. Turner called national prohibition a dismal failure and favored a temperance compromise between prohibition and open saloons.
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Thomas Turner, Jr
House of Representatives
Guilford County
Wilmington
North Carolina
Junior Order Hears Addresses At Meet
Rev. H. E. Oates spoke at the Junior Order of O. U. A. M. meeting in Mechanicsville hall on Tuesday evening July 4. Members discussed recruiting new members and postponed officer elections to July 11. A prize will be awarded to the attendance drawing winner at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Oates
Mechanicsville Hall
Four Playgrounds Opened In City
Four playgrounds were opened yesterday by the Parks and Playground commission with more to follow in other city sections. W F Bailey, superintendent, announced. At Ray street school the playground is run by Mrs. Co C Prince and John Herndon. Emma Blair ground is run by Mrs. L R Peacock and Fred Morrill. Ada Blair ground is run by Mrs. Lamar McCallum and Robert Overman. Blair Park is supervised by Mrs. Andrew Lindsay and Sherrod Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Playground Commission
W. F. Bailey
Ray Street
Co. C. Prince
John Herndon
Emma Blair
L. R. Peacock
Fred Morrill
Ada Blair
Lamar McCallum
Robert Overman
Blair Park
Andrew Lindsay
Sherrod Morrow
Reorganization Plan Discussed by High Point Club
A plan to reorganize the High Point Country Club among former stockholders of the bankrupt corporation was outlined at a stockholders meeting. The special committee led by L. C. Matton was instructed to continue the program and report at a later gathering. Members include J. Ed Millin R. T. Amos Forrest Murray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Country Club
L. C. Matton
Matton
Mr. Matton
J. Ed Millin
R. T. Amos
Forrest Murray
W. H. Slane
Frank Wineskie
8. H. Tomlinson
John S. Pickett
W. T. Powell
H. T. Hudson
Premier Herriot Defends Roosevelt
Paris July 6 Premier Herriot defends President Roosevelt on the world economic conference he urges better French American understanding and warns that an Anglo Saxon exclusive association cannot assure world peace
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Paris
Herriott
Roosevelt
Eve Nouvelle Today
United States
Do You Know Nicknames of College Football Teams Contest
Summer training for famous college teams begins and fans may win ten pairs of tickets to College Humor at Paramount. Read the nickname list, match to colleges, and send entries to the Sports Editor. The list includes Trojans Boilermakers Lions Green Wave Galloping Gaels Alligators Gamecocks Tar Heels Crimson Tide Wolverines.
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Bears
Lions
Violets
Paramount
Umor
Paramount Theater
Leach
New York University
Bulldogs
Yale
Wildcats
Northwestern
College Trojans
Chetetect Wee Fighting Irish
Boilermakers
Green Wave
Crimson Tide
Job Listings at Community Exchange Reflect Local Hiring Needs
Registers show a white man with cafe experience seeking work, families seeking white housekeepers for wages, and several entries for yard work, housework, and nursing aid. Multiple colored applicants, including women and young girls, appear seeking domestic or odd jobs with varying pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Echange
North Wrenn
Man Crashes Into Three Cars In Five Minutes
J W Simmons of 143 South Wrenn street caused three wrecks in a five minute span near West Commerce Main and East Commerce streets driving a Dodge sedan. Officer W E Kiger stopped and arrested him for driving while intoxicated after the third collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Simmons
South Wrenn Street
West Commerce Street
N. B. Briles
Main Street
NM. B. Woodell
East Commerce Street
Rufus Bostick
Wrenn
Commerce Streets
W. E. Kiger
Simmons
Local Man To Talk To N. C. Publishers
John A. Park announces the North Carolina Press association convention set for Roanoke Island July 19 through 21. Local committee led by Sheriff Victor Meekins and others plans events in Manteo and Nags Head with talks by Lindsay C. Warren and Capus Waynick on the impact of the national recovery act on newspapers plus dances swimming and a banquet. The Wright Memorial will be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
North Carolina Press Association
Roanoke Island
Victor Meekins
D. B. Fearing
J. P. Davis
John Iemerson
Roy Davis
Manteo
Nags Head
Lindsay C. Warren
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
Wright Memorial
Edward E. Mendenhall Undergoes Operation
Edward E. Mendenhall Jr the Dixie Realty Company manager underwent an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital for appendicitis today at the Bur rus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Mendenhall, Jr
Dixie Realty Company
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Columbia
Lucille Pickens
Nancy Kirkman
Poston
New York
Columbia University
Louise Jennings
Turner-Watkins
Robert Franklin Turner
English Street
Annette Ruth
William Barrett Watkins
Winston Galem
Roanoke
Watkins
Winston-Salem
W. E. McAllister
Elnora Ann
Walnut Street
Charles McAnally
William J. McAnally
Mary Duncan McAnally
Home Country Club
Charles W. McAnally
Mary Harper
South Main Street
M. EB
W. C. Kennerly
Fourth Street
Dalton Silman
Pals
M. E. Church
Ray Hutchens
Montheu Avenue
Vera Ward
Nell Pierce
L. C. Piner
Best
Southside
Fidelis
Southside Baptist Church
G. G. May
Winston Road
Eva Ward
Callie Dennis
Merzie Liner
Zelda Moore
Ruth Liner
Forest Schernault
Mersie Liner
Green Street Baptist Church
C. W. Keever
White Oak Street
Heart Sisters
Beatrice Stewart
New York City
Mr. Whetcher
M. L. Patrick
Mr. Patrick
Evelyn Emschler
Hazel Smith
Carolina Beach
Moffitt’s
Deep River News
George Clark
Dad
Mamma
Thomasville Bridge Group
Henderson
J. D. Cagle
Ralph Wilson
Alice Lambeth
Wilson Mills
F. D. Jones
Nashville
N. C
Mrs. B
Rosa Cauble
Mose Nichols
Dorothy Anne
Salisbury
Children’s Pool
Thomas Turner
Young Democrats
William B. Umstead
Durham
Country Club
Premier Herriot
Man
N. C. Publishers
Edward E. Mendenhall
Gulf-lube
Lou Moore
Ambassador Hotel
Indianapolis
Gulf-tube
AAA
America
Gulf-labe
Gulf Station
Uae
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Ney
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