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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1932

Page

5

Local Couples Wed at Danville in July Ceremony

Miss Gallie Smith and Jack son Stiles of Danville married July 23 in Danville Virginia. The event united Miss Ganie Stiles with Theodore Wilson of Point. Both couples plan to live in High Point. Peggy Joe Mason born July 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Troy Mason at 1905 Franklin street. Mrs. Mason was Christine Whittaker before marriage. Lynn Trout and wife from Richmond Indiana announce a daughter born July 24. Mrs. Trout is Annice Smoot, former resident with T. Wingate Andrews. Edna Teague and Ruth Harrell visiting Asheboro. Eva Gardner leaving for Danville for the summer with sister Mrs. B F Dix.

Danville Gallie Smith Jackson Stiles Ganiie Stiles Theodore Wilson Point High Point Troy Mason Peggy Joe Franklin Street Mason Christine Whittaker Lynn Trout Richmond Ind Trout Annice Smoot T. Wingate Andrews Andrews

Removal of Prussian Cabinet Upheld by Court

The supreme court ruled the removal of the Prussian cabinet by the reich government legal. It refused a petition from the late Prussian ministry seeking an injunction to restrain the Von Papen cabinet from administering Prussia while the court decides the constitutionality of the emergency decrees ending states rights there.

Leipzig Supreme Court von Papen Prussia

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for July 22

Treasury receipts for July 22 totaled $3,971,458.79 while expenditures reached $6,931,059.95 leaving a balance of $178,655,805.17. Customs duties for 22 days of July amounted to $13,204,131.66.

Treasury Washinton

Savannah Warns Bathing Suits After Nudist River Swim

In Savannah Georgia police act to curb nudist swimming in the Ogeechee canal on the city western border issuing a warning that bathing suits must be worn.

Savannah Ogeechee Canal

Visiting Friends and Relatives Across Towns

Mrs. W. B. Hall and her young daughter returned from a week in Danville Virginia. Miss Viola Brigman came home from Laurinburg after a two week visit. Ruby Brigman Maxie Brigman and Miss Joe Pattison visited Laurinburg. Miss Marianne Martin of Norfolk visited Mrs. J. C. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman returned from two weeks in Pittsburgh and Washington. The Brockett family arrived from Pensacola to visit Mrs. Chas. M. Kephart. Elma Shore Sheloff leaves for Elkin to see Miss Mary Elizabeth Allen. Sadie Ripple visits Mrs. John C. Sheloff. Mrs. Silas McBee and daughter Helen return from visits to Mocksville and Lenox.

Viola Brigman Laurinburg Ruby Maxie Brigman Joe Pattison Joe Hoffman Pittsburgh Washington, D. C Robert Brockett, Jr Robert the 3Rd Lilian Pensacola, Fla Elma Shore Sheloff Elkin Mary Elizabeth Allen Silas McBee Helen Mocksville Lenofr

Leader of North Carolina Democrats Tonight

Raleigh July 25 The North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee will meet Tuesday night August 9 to elect a successor to Chairman Odus Mull of Shelby Mull announced the call and said he would not seek re election Predictions place a dark horse as likely head Possible candidates include Walter H Woodson Tom C Bowie A L Brooks C L Shuping Major L P McLendon and Thomas 58 Cooper with senate and governorship talks ongoing

Raleigh North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee Odus M. Mull Shelby Mull Senate Robert R. Reynolds John C. B. Ehringhaus Walter H. Woodson Salisbury Tom C. Bowie West Jefferson A. L. Brooks Greensboro C. L. Shuping L. P. McLendon Durham Thomas 5 Cooper Burlington

Nassau officers arraigned in death of robbery suspect

Thirteen Nassau County police officers faced arraignment and pled not guilty to charges including manslaughter in the first degree and second degree murder in the death of Hyman Stark, a robbery suspect. Bail for one officer was set at 4,000 dollars, with trial scheduled for August 8 before Justice John B. Johnstone.

Mineola N. Y Nassau County Hyman Stark Frank J. Tappen Jesse Mayforth Leslie Pearsal Harry Zander Charles Wesser Tappen Supreme Court Meter Steinbrink John Doe Steinbrink Edwards John B. Johnstone Johnstone Breitenbacker

Accidents Take Toll of 24 Lives In Dixie Week-End

A scorching week end that sent thousands on outings cost the south 24 lives through accidents. Ten were killed by automobiles six by trains six were drowned one was struck by lightning and another was gored to death by a bull. Louisiana and Virginia each counted five accidental fatalities Tennessee four Arkansas three Alabama and North Carolina two each and Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina one each.

Atlanta Louisiana Virginia Tennessee Arkansas Alabama North Carolina Georgia Mississippi South Carolina

Bank Pays dividend at First National in Kinston

The First National Bank of Kinston will pay a nine percent dividend on Monday, the first since its closing. The total amount is $65,000.

Kinston N. C First National Bank

Attractive social clubs and guests in Thomasville noted

Mrs. Walter Newby hosted the San Souci club gathering at Glenanna with guest Mrs. Harris Stanback of East Orange New Jersey. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Clegg and Mrs. Paul Hassler as guests and locals enjoyed a light ice course. An Ace of Clubs event followed with Mrs. Jesse Green hosting and prizes to Mrs. Paul Hassler and Mrs. Alvah Boyles.

Thomasville Walter Newby San Souci Club Ace of Clubs Bridge Club Jesse Green Spring Street Paul Hassler Alvah Boyles Audrey Angel Winston-Salem Guy Dudley Danville J. W. Boyles Harris Stanback T. Cottrell Vernon Snider Georgianna Bird Miss Angel Dudley Mia. Stanback Miss Bird Miss Bird and Mrs. Cottrell and Mesdames Paul Hassler W. E. Tomlinson R. K. Farrington W. G. Smith Nat Walker

Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Contract Club Event

Mrs Ralph Wilson entertained the Contract club and guests at her Lexington road home with three decorated rooms and summer flowers. Mrs R M Cooksey won the club prize a colonial mirror while Mrs Paul Hassler received a towel as guest award. Out of town visitors Miss Audrey Angel Miss Nannie Hawkins and Mrs Harris Stanback received novelty matches. A three course luncheon followed at card tables.

Ralph Wilson Contract Club Lexington Road R. M. Cooksey Colonial Mirror Paul Hassler Audrey Angel Nannie Hawkins Harris Stanback

Harris Stanback Family Visit in New Jersey

Mr and Mrs Harris Stanback and son Harris Jr of East Orange New Jersey are guests of Mrs Stanback s brother Walter F Newby and Mrs Newby.

Harris Stanback Harris, Jr East Orange, N. J Stanback Walter F. Newby Newby

Knoxville pair guest of Vernon Snider family

Mr. and Mrs. T. Cottrell of Knoxville Tennessee have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Snider for the past week.

T. Cottrell Knoxville, Tenn Vernon Snider

Local Social: Manns and Parkers Visit Garners on Colonial Drive

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Parker of Albemarle spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Garner on Colonial drive.

W. L. Mann L. O. Parker Albemarle J. F. Garner Colonial Drive

Dudley Family Guests at West Main Home

Mr and Mrs Guy Dudley and their young son of Danville Virginia were guests of Mrs Dudley s parents Mr and Mrs J W Boyles at their West Main home.

Guy Dudley Danville, Va

New York City Visitor Tom Dark Sees Local Friends

Tom Dark of New York City is visiting here this week to spend time with local friends and catch up on happenings in town.

Tom Dark New York City

Debt Debates Over War Debts Draw Mixed Congressional Reactions

Washington July 25 Congressional leaders offered varied reactions to Senator Borah's call for debt cancellation linking it to a wider settlement of war problems The administration and state department stayed silent while Borah of Idaho argued for relief amid longstanding treaty obligations Senate Finance Committee head Smoot and others expressed skepticism about further sacrifices Critics noted Congress remains largely against debt reduction and could block Borah's plan when it reconvenes in December

Washington Borah Idaho Independent Republican United States Hoover State Department Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lewis Smoot Utah Finance Committee Representative Rainey Illinois House Congress Debt Funding Commission Senate

Billie Burke Returns To Movie Work After Ziegfeld Funeral

Billie Burke widow of Florenz Ziegfeld says she will resume work at RKO studios Wednesday. Through Will Rogers she declines a public New York funeral. Ziegfeld lay in Forest Lawn Glendale vault and will be sent to New York for interment within a month.

Hollywood Cal Billie Burke Florenz Ziegfeld R-K-O Will Rogers Ziegfeld Miss Burke New York James J. Walker Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale

Girl Jailed After Seriously Wounding 47-Year-Old Woman

Charlotte report states 16 year old Wollet Paxton was held without bond after shooting 47 year old Mrs Annie Richardson in her grandfather C F Paxton home. Richardson is expected to recover. Paxton said she warned Richardson to stay away from her 71 year old grandfather.

Charlotte Wollet Paxton Annie Richardson

Pets of 12-Year-Old Wakefield Boy Endear Town

Wakefield Massachusetts reports Peter McKinnon age 12 owns two white mice a cat and a dog all friendly including the boy. The household pet trio and the child are described as well behaved and amiable in the local note.

Wakefield Mass Peter McKinnon Peter

Ammonia In Water Bottle Upsets Boxing Bout

In John Day Oregon Virl Pushee defeated boxer Math Jordan after he fainted following a gulp of water laced with household ammonia. Jordan forfeited the bout as he collapsed at ringside. The rapid reaction came after a second round began with Jordan in distress.

John Day Jordan Virl Pushee

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Edna Teague Ruth Harrell Asheboro Eva Gardner B. F. Dix Moffitt’s North Main Street W. B. Hall Marianne Martin Norfolk, Va J. C. Hill South Hamilton Street Sadie Ripple John C. Sheloff DEMS Dark Horse Big Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L. Mills Boston Long Island Stark Dixie U.S Russia Shipping Board Soviet Russia Federal Reserve System Veterans Insurance Metropolitan Life United Press United States Shipping Board Reconstruction Finance Corporation Home Loan Discount Bank United Press Survey Farm Board Home Loan Alexander Hamilton the Treasury Bank of North America Andrew Jackson Finance Janet Hutchison Gipsy Trail Club Carmel Rainey Ethel Kit Lever Bros.co
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