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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1936
Page
6
The Junior Service League will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at Merrywood Country Club. A yard gathering is planned at 9 o'clock before the moral meeting. Members are asked to note there were no card duces issued, but the schedule remains standard.
The Altrusa club will hold its regular semi monthly dinner meeting in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel tomorrow evening at 6 30 o clock. Newly elected officers will be in charge for the first time led by Miss Lois Welborn president succeeding Miss Hazel Johnson. Full attendance is hoped.
Florence Nightengale club of the Y W C A plans an outing at jr W L Jackson's country home this evening replacing the usual hut dinner. Members meet at the hut with transport at 4 30 5 and 6. Activities include swimming boating and a simple supper followed by a brief business session and officer elections.
Miss Regina Frost of this city attends the Asheville convention of the North Carolina Department United Spanish War Veterans and its Ladies Auxiliary in session through tomorrow. She serves as convention aide at the Auxiliary meeting.
H A Millis a prominent Bennett business man in Winston Salem has been very ill at the First Hospital following an eye operation ten days ago. He is reported to be much better this morning. ANOUNCE BIRTH OF ON JULY 12 Mr. and Mrs C T Boyles announce the birth of a son John Melvin on Sunday July 12 at their home 805 Tate street Mrs Boyles was formerly Miss Addie Moran of this city.
Mrs H B Hiatt returns to Masonboro Sound after a week with her daughter on Greensboro road. Several locals visit Myrtle Beach and Wilson Alabama. Miss Julia McSwain recovers at home after two weeks in Burrus Memorial Hospital following an operation.
Charlotte July 13 Mrs W H Belk state regent of the D A R announced the appointment of several North Carolina women to national posts. Mrs W A Bassey Greens boro named vice chairman for correct flag use and Mrs J S Silverstreet Brevard named vice chair for Ellis Island. Mrs F L Perry Rocky Mount named vice chairman Junior American Citizens and Mrs Eugene Davis Statesville named vice chairman for the student loan fund. Miss Deane Van Landingham Charlotte named vice chairman for junior organization.
The Lottie Moon circle of West End Baptist church meets at Mrs Crady Cable's Adams Street home at 7 30 this evening. All members are urged to attend. French airline officials discuss trans Atlantic service with a U S operator beginning next summer.
A Miami jury awarded James Edgar Jr. 35000 against Lewis Mallory for love theft in a suit over Kathryn Crawford Edgar. Edgar testified he and hotel staff observed the couple in Mallorys apartment and both parties denied misconduct.
Rosalie Jones Dill, freshly divorced, vows to enter politics in Washington. She claims a declaration of candidacy, plans to file for Congress in the fifth district, and will campaign on the Democratic ticket.
A Chicago officer duo encountered a man who claimed he was drunk or saw a turkey. The pair investigated and found a turkey nearby, detained it at the station, and held it for the owner to claim.
The current debt total for England's nations is reported at about 40,151,812,800 dollars, reflecting the mounting financial obligations across the realm.
A seventeen year old writes about a sister who returned home in disgrace after a failed relationship. The response urges compassion, family support, and not abandoning the parents or sister, stressing understanding over blame to ease the burden and guide better choices. All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise for prompt answers.
One hundred witnesses were on call for the Karpis kidnaping trial in St. Paul. Alvin Karpis, alleged gang leader, faces charges with John Pfeifer and Edmund Bartholmey over the 1933 Hamm kidnapping. A special term of court was set due to ill witnesses.
Gladiola Festival sponsored by Mrs. F. R. Mason and Prof. 8. E. Burford of the First Baptist church will be held at William Penn auditorium tonight Monday at o'clock. The queen contest headlines a largely musical program with sixteen entrants and a profusion of flowers.
The market paused for profit taking then rose toward another five year high. Agricultural machinery shares led early on. rails and specialty stocks gained later while utilities motors and steels traded narrowly. Bonds stayed quiet and edged up slightly as grains and cotton fell back. Foreign currencies strengthened against the dollar.
The latest figures place the total number of sheep and lambs on Canadian farms at approximately 2,628,500. This estimate reflects national livestock statistics and highlights the scale of the sector.
Washington reports the NYA allocates 10 million dollars for youth administration projects in the first quarter of the new fiscal year. Aubrey Williams, NYA director, notes this as the initial allocation of a 71.25 million dollar annual fund. The age rule is amended so 16 to 18 year olds may hold positions but no new under 18 placements. State allotments include North Carolina 217 thousand and South Carolina 164.5 thousand.
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