Local social notes roundup of visiting relatives and guests
Mrs. Willis Slane returns from Western North Carolina with Meredith and Jack Slane at summer camps near Asheville Camp Rock Brook and Camp Sapphire. Many families host friends and relatives visiting from Virginia Beach Lebanon Pa Horry Hall and Alabama amid hospital stays and travel to Myrtle Beach and Brook Green Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
North Carolina
Meredith
Jack Slane
Asheville
Camp Rock Brook
Camp Sapphire
Slane
Virginia Beach
J. W. Harriss
Church Social Highland W M Eagerly Meets Tuesday
Church groups across Highland announce Tuesday evening meetings at 7 30 PM with notices for the Highland Missionary Society Rachel Leonard V W A First Baptist church Intermediate Christian Endeavor First Evangelical and Reformed church Pisgah Baptist Oak Hill Friends church Philathea class and a Friday covered dish supper at the Oak Hill annex with a small admission and program to start at 7 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Friends Church
Christian Endeavor Meeting at Henderson Home
The First Evangelical and Re formed church group meets this evening at 7 30 at Miss Helen Hendersons home 431 Burton street with Miss Margaret Link in charge. All members encouraged to attend and unaffiliated young people are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Helen Henderson
Burton Street
Margaret Link
Mrs Bert Kirkman Stricken by Heart Attack at Home
Mrs Bert Kirkman, of Rockford Road, suffered a severe heart attack late Saturday night. Her condition improved this morning and she plans to enter a hospital today or tomorrow for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Scoggins
East Washington Street
Guilford General Hospital
Bert Kirkman
Rockford Road
Rubber industry powers automotive production share
It is estimated that 80 percent of rubber industry outputs are used in automobile manufacturing, highlighting the sector's dominant role in vehicle production.
Blewbury Votes Against Street Lamps in Unanimous Pact
In Blewbury England the village council or residents vote unanimously against installing street lamps. The decision reflects local preference for darkness and preservation of rural character. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blewbury
England
Ace in No Trump Decisive in Bridge Nine Tricks
In a no trump contract Waltman reasons advancement of the ace would kill a spade stopper. He plays the ace on the first trick then proceeds to win hearts and clubs, after West returns a spade and East follows. Waltman wins nine tricks, fulfilling the contract with a sequence of precise plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Waltman
Contract Problem watches West play to make four spades
After West opens with the ace of clubs and continues with a small club, East returns a club. By observing this play, South can plan to make four spades, achieving his contract. The hand layout shows West holding 9852, AQOdT4, KJ10, A732. East with QJ10, J63. South with 7054, 10654, .13, K52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
South
Dick Schwartz Honored With Theater Party Today
Miss Besa Schwartz joins hospitality with Mrs. Harry Schwartz of Lebanon Pa visiting in her home to honor her son Dick on his seventh birthday. Guests gathered at 2 pm at the Schwartz residence then to a local theater and a drugstore for refreshments for nine young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon, Pa
Mrs. I. Schwartz
Lindsay Street
Besa Schwartz
Harry 4. Schwartz
Lebanon
Schwartz
Dick Schwartz
Pegsy
Jack Ridge
Billy Schwartz
Dickie Schwartzberg
Helen Ruth Jacobs
Henry Shavitz
Paul Freedman
Teasa Bloom
M P Quarterly Meeting Planned at Kernersville
The third quarterly conference of Methodist Protestant churches in Kernersville-South Winston convenes at Pine Grove church on Saturday July 30 at 2 30 p m Dr J E Pritchard of High Point will preside Miss Hazel Hendrix is secretary Rev C B Way will present a three month church work summary Reports by Sunday school superintendents and other church officials will follow An item of business is tabulation of votes for the next annual conference delegate Two candidates are running with the winner to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Kernersville-South Winston
Pine Grove Church
J. E Pritchard
Hich Point
North Carolina
Hazel Hendrix
Kerenrsville
C. B. Way
Group of Churches
First Kernersville Man Receives Amateur Radio License
Tom Stuart becomes Kernersville's first resident granted an amateur radio license. His station operates from his Cherry Street home and he reports contacts with radio stations in more than 20 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stuart
Kernersville
Mr Stuart
Cherry Street
Mr. Stuart
Rev J P Pegg Back From Pine Grove Revival Tour
Rev J P Pegg returned to his Henderson home after finishing revival services at Pine Grove Methodist Protestant church two miles north of Kernersville. He stayed with Pastor C B Way and family at the Methodist Protestant parsonage on Cherry Street during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Pegg
Henderson
Pine Grove Methodist Protestant Church
Kernersville
C. B. Way
Cherry Street
Truth as Guide in Sunday Lessons Across Christian Science Churches
Sunday religious services in Christian Science settings focused on Truth with the Golden Text from Psalms 86 11 and Psalms 108 8 4. The Lesson-Sermon cited biblical passages praising God among peoples and nations and warned against seeking truth through finite mortal beliefs. It quotes Science and Health by Mark Baker Eddy urging spiritual understanding over ritual offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mark Baker Eddy
Noah Webster Speller Tops Longtime American Textbook
The Old Blue Back Speller has achieved record sales and long usage, outlasting other American textbooks for more than 150 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
Import Reed Allophones in U S Accordions and Crops
Reeds in most U S plano accordions are imported from Italy and Germany. South Dakota State College reports a sheep breed without wool on face and legs. U S crops show 40 percent of corn fed to swine 20 percent to horses 20 percent to cattle and 15 to 20 percent for humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Germany
South Dakota State College
Indians Cultivated Dent Flint and Sugar Corn in America
Historical note highlights Native American agriculture with dent, flint, popcorn, and sugar corn varieties grown across the continent. The text reflects early crops and native crop diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mrs. Maury Cralle Feted in Thomasville Social
Mrs. Frank Murr hosted a Friday aftenoon party in Thomasville to honor Mrs. Maury Cralle of Long Island New York. Bridge at three tables, flowers, salads and sweets followed. Attendees included Ralph Wilson Walter Rapp and many others with gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Cralle
Long Island, N. Y
Cc. C. Muse
Frank Murr
Mr. Ee
Thomasville
New York
Long Teland
N. Y
Dave Macfester
Bridge Party Honors Miss Covington Before Lam beth Nuptials
Mesdames W E Tomlinson and Alvah Boyles hosted a Sunday afternoon bridge party at Rise Avenue to honor Miss Katherine Covington ahead of her wedding to James E Lambeth Jr. Dahlias decorated the rooms as four contract tables were played. The top score prize was dusting powder awarded to Mrs Claude Green along with a traveling prize of a dainty tea set of china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Green
Advice Column Inquiry to Marjorie Mansfield
Readers address their questions about problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice From an Elderly Man
An ill man asks guidance about living with his sister or joining his daughter. He praises his sister’s 15 years of care after his wife’s death, notes his daughter and son in law prefer themselves and money, and suggests supporting his sister with his soon to arrive pension while staying where he is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Family dispute over living arrangements and money
A letter describes discomfort with an upstairs room and strained relations with a sister in law. The writer worries about money, pension money, and causing trouble while considering moving to live with their daughter. The tone reflects family tensions and a potential change in living arrangements.
Practical counsel on handling family support respectfully
The text advises telling your daughter you feel settled and content, and that you are glad to assist your sister financially in return for her generosity. It emphasizes a friendly, pleasant tone and offers to visit, but notes you can be most helpful where you are for now.
Flat Foot Filoogie Sparks Jazz Debate and City Rescue Tale
The piece notes the jazz hot lick Flat Foot Filoogie and similar riffs by Slim, Slaw, and Art Shaw, with legal questions about copying riffs. It then recounts a rescue story where the city police emergency squad frees Peggy the fox terrier and rescues another puppy, with animal advocates observing. It ends with a Swedish royal visit where Crown Prince Bertil balks at chicken at banquets while his father samples smorgasbord offerings in New York.
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George Ross
New York
Slim and
Slaw
Art Shaw
John Boy
Shaw
Police
Peggy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Pegay
Sweden
Crown Prince
Bertil
State Department
Wedding Weekend Rehearsal and Breakfast Gatherings Planned
D C hosts a bridal party dinner at the Alexander residence after rehearsal. Misses Willa Mae Everhart and Wavel Bumgardner cut cake at Everhart home on Salem Street. Mr. and Mrs. Raeford Barbour of Greensboro with Doris Williams host a wedding breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point, final event before the wedding, followed by a reception at the Williams home on School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Williams
Robert Williams
John Hawks Tasker
Greensboro
Asheville
Main Street
M. E
Co. M. Pickens
Miss Williams
F. J. Alexander
Douglas Hall
Doris Willians
Wavel Bumgardner
Gladys Black
Peggy Burch
Alma Ruth Brandt
Bridge
Charles C. Robbins, Jr
Spruce Pines
Herbert C. Cartlandt
F. I. Alexander
Wash
Ington
D. C
Alexander
Willa Mae Everhart
Miss Everhart
Salem Street
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Raeford Barbour
Doris Williams
Mrs. Williams
School Street
North Carolina Vacation Return and Local Visits
Misses Jessie Blair and Ollie Phillips returned home after a week in western North Carolina. Mrs. W. F. Rader and Holland Rader of Newton visited here Sunday en route to High Point municipal lake where Mrs. Rader was honored at a picnic on her birthday by her children. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Rowe and daughter Katherine Rowe with Catherine Mae Propst of Lenoir visited Mrs. Rowe's sister Mrs. D. E. Hoover Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Blair
Ollie Phillips
North Carolina
W. F. Rader
Holland Rader
Newton
High Point Municipal Lake
Rader
W. W. Rowe
Katherine Rowe
Catherine Mae Propst
Lenoir
Mrs. Rowe
D. E. Hoover
French Ambassador to Speak at State Library Association
The State Library and Historical Association will hold its annual session on December 2 with the French ambassador as principal speaker. Dr C C Crittenden, secretary, announced the invite to Count Rene Doynel de Saint Quentin, the diplomat slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
State Library and Historical Association
C. C. Crittenden
Monsieur
Count Rene
Doynel de Saint-Quentin
Administration Faces Problems Deciding Action In Georgia Race
In Georgia the Democratic senatorial primary presents unusual administration concerns as two candidates oppose Roosevelt policies. President may endorse the New Deal candidate Lawrence Camp, while George and Talmadge build strong factions. Camp, linked to Russell, faces McRae who backs Townsend. Talmadge rallies, shaping support as the President weighs Georgia influence and Camp’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ragsdale
Hington
U. S S
Lawrence Camp
Camp
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Walter F. George
Eugene Talmadge
William G. McRae
Atlanta
Talmadge
Long and varied career noted in historical association remarks
The article lists prominent figures associated with the organization over its long history, including Theodore Roosevelt and Taft, and recounts lineage links to North Carolina legislators. It mentions forthcoming members and family legacies in the House, including A. B. Blalock and George T. Davis, with references to ancestral members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Association
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Viscount James Bryce
William E. Dodd
Jules J. Jusser
Colorful hues echo in days of the week
A folkloric claim links color perception to a sound heard and extends this to each day name. The idea suggests a shared sensory association across people, implying a universal pattern in language and perception.
Century Birthday of John Muir Is Noted
A brief Biographical sketch recalls John Muir born in 1838 in Scotland near Dunbar. It traces his move to America with his family, settlement in Wisconsin, and early life influences from nature and exploration as he began a life that would follow the naturalist path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muir
Scotland
Dunbar
John
Muir
America
Glasgow
David
Sarah
Mr. Muir
Buffalo
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Lizzie Gooch
Burrus Memorail Hospital
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Sunset Drive
Rebecca Turner
Baatohoga, Ala
Miss Letty Jester
Harry J. Schwartz
Guy Martin
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Borden Abernethy
William B. Abernethy
Chapel Hill
R. E Ranson
Colonial Drive
O. B. Malpass
W. P. Morehead
Mamie
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Iris Culler
Theo Wright
Myrtle Beach
N. C
Brook Green Garden
Highland W. M
Highland Missionary Society
Rachel Leonard
W.W. A
Pisgah Philatheas
Philathea
Pisgah Paptist Church
Ihe
M. J. Bowen
Franklin Street
McKenney
William FE. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Saqia
S&w North
C. F
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Asbury Park
N. J
N. Opener—& A
Claire Trevor
Clark Andrews
Hawaii
Miss Trevor
Claiborne Pennington
Misses Covington
Evelyn Lyles
Jennie Reid Newby
Evelyn Baker
Evelyn Webb
Peggy Hite
Isabel Boyles
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Louise McMillan
Ellen May Pegg
Mesdames C. F. Gibson
Bertram Heathcote
Douglas Crutchfield
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James E. Lambeth
Mansonio
Miss Mansfield
Capital Shorts
Dionne Twins
Ae Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Cal Ontario
Myrtle Dionne
Washington
Jonio E. J. Dionne
Naval Station
George
Democratic
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the Watson
Watson
Ator Russell
Sena
Ely
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A. B. Blalock
Anson
Raleigh
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Gaston
George T. Davis
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Ray
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