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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
7
The First Baptist church held a Y W A meeting with Mrs A B Conrad presiding. Mrs Sheloff led prayer and a counselor was named Mrs M R Shields to oversee A work with a slate of officers to be elected at the July 18 gathering at Thurman Clapp’s home.
Marriage notice from this city reports Miss Jessie Riley and Phillips Surrett wed March 16 1932 in Danville Virginia with Rev W A McAllister performing. They will reside at 309 Oak Street. Additional items cover Hilliard Memorial Baptist society meeting missionary Mary Elizabeth Moore talk and community notices including other engagements and events.
E B Shore returns home to Winston-Salem after visiting his daughter Mrs A B Lam.
Public auction to be held in front of the Municipal Building High Point on Monday August 15 1932 at 11:00 A M. Sale includes two described tracts under a deed of trust dated October 29 1928 for O B Horner and wife Bessie Horner to W C Idol Trustee recording Book 603 Page 26 Guilford County. Purchaser to paid 10 percent cash and assume unpaid street assessments.
Mrs Naomi Jackson Meredith Jackson and Marie Weathers have returned from Washington D C after visiting Mrs Jacksons sister Mrs Sorrell Evelyn Sigman returns home after weeks in Claremont Mr and Mrs Joseph E Green of Brooklyn New York newlyweds guests of Mr and Mrs B Green on their wedding trip Archdale M E church Womens Bible class will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM with Mrs W J Staley All members urged to attend
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announced a talk titled Christians Out of Place for the evening service. The meeting will be in the church basement at 8 p m and all congregation members are invited.
A sincere friend writes a devotional memorial for Bessie Alman, recalling illness and spiritual comfort. The piece imagines heaven as a city with gates of pearl and jasper light, and describes angels welcoming a young girl to everlasting life, quoting scripture and verse.
Mrs. A H Ragan hosted the Thomasville Garden club for a regular meeting with president Mrs. C H Phillips presiding. Plans were discussed to plant shrubbery on town commons and other public places, with no final decision, to be completed later.
Misses Mae Shearer and Margaret Woodward spent Tuesday afternoon in High Point. Woodward leaves Saturday for Morganton after teaching summer school here since the close of the spring term.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green with Paul Jr and Betty traveled with Mrs. R. H. Phillips to Jackson Hill to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Badgett. J A Zeigler family with James Zeigler and Harold Hin kle, joined by Vesta Woodley Walker Woodley and Edith Burton, spent Sunday at Moore's Springs.
J C Green conducted a business visit in Lenoir on Tuesday, meeting local professionals and inspecting potential opportunities for collaboration. The trip highlights cross town commerce and ongoing regional economic activity.
Miss Etna Little and Miss Margaret Palmer underwent tonsil removal operations Tuesday morning at City Memorial hospital. Both are recovering satisfactorily.
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M E church met Monday evening at Randolph street home hosted by Belva and Lessie Harris. Elizabeth Yow presided with a short business session and Clara Harrison leading an engaging Bible study on China. Refreshments followed. A summer school recital at Elm Street school in High Point Thursday will feature violin by Gladys Black, a pupil of Virginia Frank.
Mrs A S Cowan Miss Norma Cowan and Mr and Mrs Albert Cowan of Hamlet were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E H Mahone. Mrs T V Rochelle and son T V Jr of Asheboro have also been guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Ma
Miss Grace Curtis of Greens boro spent the weekend as the guest of Miss Elizabeth Teague at her home on Fisher Ferry street.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Boaz are visiting Mr Boas mother in Virginia for a family visit with relatives.
Treasury receipts totaled 5.97 million dollars for July 11 while expenditures reached 27.30 million. The balance stood at 281.02 million with customs duties for the month so far listed at 5.86 million.
New York July 13 AP reports Otto Griesel, hospital superintendent, plans an Europe vacation funded by five years of savings. A city transport mishap follows. he is injured after a sequence from 5:30 p m to 6:30 p m as he seeks medical help. He discovers his pocketbook stolen.
A fragment notes someone writing on the back of an envelope and declaring plans to travel to Europe soon. The brief hints at an impending trip without detailing dates or destinations.
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, aboard his yacht off Morris Cove Connecticut, faced a rough 23 mile run to New Haven in four hours and fifteen minutes aided by a tow due to strong winds. He conferred with campaign leaders Edward J Flynn and Joseph F Kennedy at an anchorage near the yacht club before continuing along the New England coast.
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