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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1942

Page

6

Former Residents Marry In Canton Home Ceremony

Mrs. Margaret Ziglar Babcock of High Point and Greensboro wed Hugh Coburn Keener of Canton on Saturday July 4 at the Keener home in Canton. Rev. Walter Kelly officiated. The ceremony featured a pink gladioli altar and a reception. The couple plans a northward wedding trip then residence in Canton. Mrs Keener is the daughter of Myr and Mrs Samuel Ziglar of Greensboro and has long lived in Greensboro and High Point. Mr. Keener, son of the late Estella Cooper Skeener and David Hugh Keener, recently worked for Wachovia and now with Champion Paper and Fibre in North Carolina.

Margaret Ziglar Babcock High Point Greensboro Hugh Coburn Keener Canton Keener J. Herschel Keener Walter Kelly Canton Methodist Church Eva Mae Ziglar Allan Ziglar Kener Myr Samuel V. Ziglar Percy Street Woman's College Duke Power Co Estella Cooper Skeener David Hugh Keener Wachovia Bank & Trust Company Champion Paper and Fibre Company

Talk on Stained Glass Delights Wesleyan Guild Meeting

The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church heard A W Klemme of High Point Glass Decorative Company speak on stained glass at Mrs L F Honeycutt’s home on Woodrow Ave. He showed etched windows illustrating Christ’s life and explained denomination symbols. Refreshments followed speeches and a brief business session.

Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church L. F. Honexcutt Woodrow Avenue W. Klemmme High Point Glass Decorative Company Klemme T. R. Ballard Christ Honeycutt Ralph Vance Lillie Beane Myrtle Cates

Mid-Week Study Club Announces Called Meeting

The Mid-Week Study Club will hold a called meeting tomorrow afternoon at four thirty at Mrs J W Chandler home. Retiring president will host as final business of the year is transacted. Notices mention repayment of debts and books as highlights of the gathering.

J. W. Chandler Stephens Bible WY. D. Smith Hawthorne Street Nora L. Andrews

Bryce Commercial School Weiner Roast Friday Night

Bryce Commercial College students plan a weiner roast at High Point City Lake Park on Friday July 7. Activities include swimming boating games and dancing with a small student fee to cover costs. Students should meet at the school shortly before 6 15 for departure to the lake. Ann Shirley Lambeth born to W O Lambeths in Rock Mount Parkview Hospital. Mrs Lambeth formerly Kate Vernon Shirley.

Bryce Commercial School City Lake Bryce Commercial College High Point City Lake Park Naughter W. O

Training Union At Local Church Echoes From Ridgecrest

Over sixty attended a City Training Union session at Green Street Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon featuring Echoes from Ridgecrest. E R B Hedrick presided and Miss Kathleen Johnson welcomed guests while speakers including Miss Filsie Lee McFadden Catherine Daves Mrs Lloyd Swink and R J Bartow discussed Ridgecrest meanings for junior and intermediate leaders and for union directors.

Green Street Baptist Church Ridgecrest Baptist Training Union E. R B. Hedrick Kathleen Johnson Filsie Lee McFadden Catherine Daves Lloyd Swink Harry Monroe R. J. Bartow

Leon Owen Feted At Outing Here

Misses Judy and Polly Owen hosted a Saturday party at the Duck Club in honor of Leon Owen on furlough from the Army Air Corps. The event featured a weiner roast and dancing in the clubhouse with about forty five guests attending.

Judy Polly Owen Duck Club Leon Owen Army Air Corps Moultrie

Pentagon Club Meeting With Clarine Furgurson Tonight

The Pentagon Club will hold its regular weekly meeting at Miss Clarine Furgurson home this evening at 4 30 o clock. The event is announced this morning and will be at 500 Lindsay Street.

Pentagon Club Clarine Furgurson Lindsay Street

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Meeting Tomorrow

The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its monthly business meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the W. O. W. clubrooms. All members are requested to be present at this time.

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle

Picnic Tonight for Young Men's Class of First Baptist

The Young Men's class at First Baptist Church, led by teacher T. Fe. Dodamead, plans a picnic at City Lake Park tonight at 7:30 PM. Those wishing to swim before supper are invited to come early. Betty Lee Mitchell Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

First Baptist Church T. FE Dodamead City Lake Park

Archdale Friends Endeavorers Meet and Install Officers

The Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society held an outdoor church lawn meeting Sunday evening. Evelyn Pearson led a discussion of Bruce Barton’s The Man Nobody Knows sixth chapter Service. Newly elected officers were installed by Rev. Clifton C. Pearson. The meeting closed with a hymn.

Archdale Friends Endeavorers Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society Church Lawn Evelyn Pearson Bruce Barton Endeavorers Clifton C. Pearson

Radio Program Tuesday July 14 War Time Schedule

Radio guide lists a full day of programs from 2 PM to late evening. Highlights include The Baritones Secret Migs Deamiai, Denver Steg Orchestra, Broadway Dorothy Kilgellen, and The Battle of Scenes. News, sports, and varied musical segments are scheduled with multiple dance bands, operatic numbers, and wartime commentary interwoven.

Peter Ase Ral Sketen Focal Ars Ben Bernie Muse Viva Orches Denver Steg Orchestra Anhe Western Five Blu Frazier Hunt News Meloyr Weavers and Aces Rbs-Wyer Newsos Chicago Uinha Dorothy Kilgellen Dbs John Agnew Nibs Annoneerd Bla Iit Stern Amd Freen Tire Mir Ixeen Miller Mirsie Sytediestra Diay J. O Mace Uweiny Boordap Scxnes Nbebs Pampus Plau Tommy Mnigss Lou Gabriel Heattey London Wilison John Nexbitt Abe Ramona Iudy Joti Ro Voth

NYA Interviewer to Visit in City

Mrs Winnie W Walden NYA interviewer for Guilford County will visit High Point Mondays and Fridays to interview whites and Negroes interested in training for work and defense projects The office is on the second floor of the post office building and may be consulted there On other days she will be at NYA headquarters 624 Guilford Building Greensboro Training in aircraft wood work has been approved and will begin in Greensboro around August 1 or soon after Open to white girls graduates or those with sufficient basic training and to boys with the same scholastic requirements She noted no shop will open in Greensboro yet due to equipment costs but encouraged local youths to take the opportunity for good pay in war industries

Winnie W. Walden National Youth Administration Guilford County High Point Walden NYA Guilford Building Greensboro

Rudolph Binder Seeks Combat Duty With Navy and Marines

Rudolph Binder, local businessman, has applied for combat service with the U S Navy and also for Marines. Final action on the Navy post will take eight to 12 months due to assignment type. He is 47, multilingual, and could aid intelligence. He is on a deferred list for the Marines due to age and lack of prior training. Neither application has been rejected.

Rudolph Binder United States Navy Binder Marine Corps Navy

Morganton editor dies at 43 in Morganton

Miss Lucille Cobb secretary treasurer and society editor of the Morganton News Herald and sister of the publisher Miss Beatrice Cobb died yesterday from a heart ailment.

Morganton Lucille Cobb Morganton News-Herald Beatrice Cobb

Anne Adams Pattern 4139 Junior Miss Dress Idea

Junior miss favorite pattern 4139 by Anne Adams features side gathers at waist and front skirt with a sweetheart neck and candy box frills. Optional pockets and two sleeve variations. Available in sizes 11 13 15 and 17 with fabric requirements listed. order by sending fifteen cents plus one cent mailing to The Hack Point Enterprise Pattern Department.

Anne Adams Hack Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York K. Y

Weaver Named Scrap Drive Chairman for State Network

David S. Weaver of the North Carolina State College Extension Service was named chairman of a state wide scrap metal collection committee. J B Vogler state salvage secretary announced the plan to gather steel and iron scrap amid wartime needs. Vogler also said grease and fat collection coordinators are being appointed as campaigns advance and renderers in the state report, with ten renderers currently operating.

Raleigh David S. Weaver North Carolina State College Extension Service J. B. Vogler Vogler LCC County

Keep Chins Up With Honest Praise

Ruth Millett argues against phony flattery and urges sincere appreciation to boost morale. She urges recognizing effort by women in tough roles, spouses abroad, and men risking their lives, as a real, nonmanipulative form of support.

Ruth Millett Hich Germany Australia

Jack White Night Club Entertainer and Giant Fan Dies

Jack White a 49 year old night club entertainer known for insulting patrons and pleasing crowds died last night in New York. He was famed as No 1 Giant fan visiting the Giants on the bench and once kissed Giants outfielder Jimmy Ripple after a homer. His club posted scores when the Giants won and displayed a Rain, no game today sign after losses.

New York Jack White White West S2nd Street New York Giants Jimmy Ripple Giants Gante

Brother of High Pointer Dies at Silver Valley

Thomas Byerly aged 87 a Silver Valley resident Lexington route two died at his home after an extended illness He was a Davidson County native son of Hoover and Caroline Hill Byerly Survived by son Lindsay Byerly two daughters Estella Wade and Fletcher Loflin and brother Frank Byerly Funeral at Walters Grove Baptist Church Wednesday at 10 with interment in the church cemetery Also a note mentions London's Serpentine water sampling for purity.

Enterprise Thomasville Thomas Byerly Silver Valley Lexington Davidson County Hoover Caroline Hill Byerly Lindsay Byerly Estella Wade Gold Hill Fletcher Loflin Route Two Frank Byerly High Point Walters Grove Baptist Church

Thomasville Drunk Driving Case Yields Multiple Sentences

Ralph Pearman was found guilty of drunken driving on the Thomasville High Point highway and received 12 months in jail plus 30 days for driving without a license. He faces Greensboro trial for suspected auto theft. Other locals including John Rich Ira Sisk Fred Johnson and Henry Scott Jr faced various charges and penalties, with several cases suspended or referred to juvenile authorities.

Thomasville Ralph Pearman Thomasvile High Point Pearman Greensboro Lalceny Kan Automobile John Rich John Hicks Ira Sisk Virginia Buren Coggins Davidson County Fred Johnson Henry Scott, Jr Elvie van Thomas Ira Hoover Irvin Nelson Frank Wilson High Point Dalton Elbertson aCrie Noah Claude Myers J. T. Miller Adolphus Holley Grady Miller Arvil Nichols Glenn Nichols

Quartet Jailed on Charge of Abortion in Thomasville

Four local residents face abortion charges after a Thomasville hearing. Charlie Stoneman Wesley Stoneman Nellie Stoneman and Cornelia Moore were held on bonds totaling 4000. Wesley Stoneman had prior non support allegations. Original warrant signed by local official.

Thomasville Lexington Thomasville Court Charlie Stoneman Wesley Stoneman Nellie Stoneman

Abortion arrest ties to Stoneman family case in Lexington

A Patriot era report notes that evidence later showed an abortion occurred, leading to arrests of Wesley Stoneman, his brother Charlie, and Nellie Stoneman wife of Charlie. The Lexington paperwoman is charged with assisting in the abortion.

Mather Wesley Stoneman Charlie Stoneman Nellie Stoneman Lexington Neeress

Novelist's Husband Taken Prisoner by Rommel

Atlanta July 1 1 3P Jan Struther author of Mrs Miniver said she had word her husband Lieutenant Anthony Maxtone-Graham of the British army has been taken prisoner by Field Marshal Rommel's forces in North Africa. "As long as he's alive, that's all that matters."

Atlanta Jan Struther

Higher Prices For Peanuts Essential

The sixth annual North Carolina Bankers Conference in Chapel Hill heard a panel conclude the federal government must pay higher prices for peanuts used to oil to spur farmer production. Dean T. O. Schaub of North Carolina State College said edible peanuts fetch about 120 a ton, while oil peanuts may need 72 to 82 a ton. Other speakers included Dr. W A Erwin, Henry S. Johnson, and A G Brown. North Carolina and South Carolina exceeded quotas in soybeans, hogs and poultry.

Chapel Hell North Carolina Bankers’ Conference Dean TO. Schaub North Carolina State College W. A. Erwin New York American Institute of Banking Henry S. Johnson Columbia S. C Third Farm Credit Administration A. G. Brown Agriculural American Bankers” Association North Carolina South Carolina

Venereal Cure Neglect Leads to Suspended Terms

Eight local Negroes in Thomasville were given suspended 30 day sentences for failing to take prescribed treatment for venereal disease. The terms were suspended on condition they undergo the prescribed treatment. Names listed include Lillie Ann Worthy, Juanita Carr, Annie Glenn, Gladys Lewis, Buster Lopp, Nathaniel Mack, Norvis Douglas, and Clifford Lewis.

Thomasville Lillie Ann Worthy Juanita Carr Annie Glenn Gladys Lewis Buster Lopp Nathaniel Mack Norvis Douglas Clifford Lewis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ualis Fe Madeline Hoover Guild A. W. Klemme Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Iomen Siren Esther Williams Betty Lee Mitchell Herbert Lee Mitchell, Jr Betty Lee Burrus Memorial Hospital Mitchell Betty Richardson Q. Cgc. Chapman Forrest Leeton Ted Odom Chimney Rock Lake Lure Otis Chapman, di Camp Mishemokwa Asheville Stephens Welch Memorial Co. E Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society Lessie Briles Ruby Whivett Doris Russ Iathleen Cassell Henry Whivett Lois Harrison Zula Mac Spencer Matheé Fowler Mabel Joyner Torena Laprade Evelyn Field McPherson Kansas Miriam Byertv Osceola Iowa Dorothy Moreland Earlham American Friends Service Dainty Young Drindl Canne Ol Adams Weaver Scrap Metal Gotham High Pointer Robt. Ripley MT. Izalco el Salvador Central America Dearman Pontotos, County Miss Mark Dull San Juan Puerto Rico Nathalie Whitby U.N. C Tye Drucelsts Canada
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