Henderson couple wed in simple Methodist ceremony
Miss Helen Hayes of Henderson wed William Dunbar Lewis of Atlanta and High Point in a 10 am ceremony at the First Methodist Protestant church. Sister Frances Lewis played piano, no attendants, couple left to Mendelssohn and Wagner pieces. The bride, a High Point graduate and teacher, and groom, an Atlanta motor freight manager, plan a Leesburg home.
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Henderson
Helen Hayes
William Dunbar Lewis
Atlanta
High Point
N. C
Frances Lewis
Mendelsohn
North Carolina
Tennessee
Charles L. Lewis
High Point College
Duke University
Lewis-Holmes Motor Freight Lines
Southeastern
J. W. Hayes
South Hall Street
Readdick Patient at Guilford General Hospital
Mrs J M Readdick is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after a serious operation on Monday. Her condition today is satisfactory. Mr and Mrs G C Idol Kernersville announce a daughter born July 23. Evelyn Readdick prior to marriage. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON. Mr and Mrs G D Cloer announce a son Garland Dwight born July 21 1933 at their home route three Springfield avenue.
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Readdick
Guilford General
J. M. Readdick
Guilford General Hospital
G. C. Idol
Kernersville
Route 1
Idol
Evelyn Readdick
High Point
G. D. Cloer
Garland Dwight
Route Three
Springfield Avenue
Miss Stella Carmichael in Fayetteville Visit
Biler of Fayetteville visits friends and relatives in this city and will be remembered here as Miss Stella Carmichael from her earlier time before marriage. Mrs H N Bowne expected home today from Richmond Virginia after hospital treatment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Bowne
Richmond
Altrusa Speaker Stresses Spiritual Code For Unemployment
F Logan Porter spoke at the Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel outlining relief work and unemployment unrest in the city. He urged adoption of industrial codes and a spiritual code to guide material thinking, noting library plans for Negro citizens of High Point. The meeting included a brief business session. Edith Elizabeth Montgomery to Charles Leonard Huddleston wed in Columbia S.C. on July 8. Glad Girls Bible class will picnic at Hines Lake near Winston-Salem Thursday evening meeting at 6:15 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MA. Porter
Altrusa Club
F. Logan Porter
Sheraton
Miss Clara, Cox
Porter
High Point
Glad Girls Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Hines Lake
Holton’s Lake
Winston- Salem
Spitting Brigade Ends Resort Fire
Captain Bruce Carraway of High Point North Carolina led a group calling for a novel fire fight at the Boardwalk Sunday evening. Spit, everybody, if you can, he urged as a dozen volunteers used a unique method to extinguish the small blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Carraway
Atlantic City
Bruce Carraway
High Point
N. C
Boardwalk
Carraway
Voluntary Code To Be Distributed Tomorrow
The Roosevelt voluntary code to shorten hours and raise wages gains support from Thomasville Chair Company and others in the region. A community wide committee will meet Saturday at the Sheraton to organize and promote the code while postmen distribute the agreement to employers. Signed firms may display the WE DO OUR PART emblem.
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Roosevelt
Meauuwhnc
Lhe Vnawmoer Vis Commerce
General Johnson
National Movement
Sheraton Hotel
Frank J. Sizemore
Thomasville Chair Company
MacKenzie Face Veneer Company
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Green Lantern Grill
R. H. Walker
Pickett
High Point
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Peerless Flooring Company
High Point Cotton Batting Company
High Point Mattress Company
Amos Hogslery
Oakdale
Jamestown
Sizemore
C. G. Grayson
City Council
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Merchants Association
Industrial Workers Association
Rotary
Civitan
Kiwanis, Lions, Altrusa
Monarch and
American Business Clubs
Welfare Board
Ministerial Association
Central Labor Union and Affiliates and Junior Service League
Peck Outlines Federal Policy on Cooperatives
Francis W. Peck described the Farm Credit Administration policy as sympathetic yet firm on sound business financing to aid permanent agricultural development. He read a Morgenthau Jr. message stating no new economy or regulation will lessen cooperation's role and that the administration will assist cooperative enterprises. Gordon H. Ward and Virginia figures criticized the policy during the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Francis W. Peck
Cooperative Loan
American Institute of Cooperation
Peck
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Morgenthau
Gordon H. Ward
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
North Carolina Archaeological Society Formed
The Rev. D. L. Righte of Winston Salem is president of the newly formed North Carolina Archaeological Society. The group gathers people interested in studying American Indian history in the state.
Pipe of cherry root weighs two pounds
The article notes Mr. Carraway showed a two pound cherry root pipe he planned to present to President Roosevelt. He spoke with friends when a fire was discovered, amid banter about North Carolina fire departments.
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North Carolina
Helvering Announces Cotton Processing Tax Rates
Commissioner Helvering releases data on taxes under the agricultural adjustment act for cotton. The basic tax starts August 1, 1938, at 4.2 cents per pound on lint, with deductions for bags and ties. Processed forms carry 4.4184 cents per pound, and retail stocks held on the effective date face the same rate if not sold within 30 days.
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Internal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Secretary of Agriculture
Woman Gets 14 Years In Prison In Fortunes Tale Case
Chicago July 26 Vera Carl 37 was found guilty of conspiring to murder her husband George Carl in a grocery store slaying. The jury's verdict came after about three hours and she fainted in court. The defense argued insurance scheme and the insurer’s avoidance. A new trial was sought with August 26 set for arguments. She was the second woman convicted within four weeks of a similar charge after Bessie Opas received five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vera Carl
George
Rudolph Decsart
Bcards
Carl
Bessie Opas
Marion
Brummitt Incorrect, Accountant Says Audits Local School Funds
Ralph L. Steele, CPA of Raleigh, argues the State Auditor should not audit county and local school boards funds. He says vouchers are already audited by the State Auditor, and local school audits should focus on attendance, data for allotments, and verification of disbursements against allocations. The new law requires local school audits by the State School Commission with the Director of Local Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School Commission
General Assembly
Child killed by car near Mt. Gilead
Four year old K L ly Kelly died after being run over by a truck driven by Dewey Cook near Mt. Gilead. Cook was not held.
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Charlotte
K. L. Kelly
Mt. Gilead
Dewey Cook
Counties and Cities Must Provide Funds To Get Aid From Uncle Sam On Relief
North Carolina relief officials report a Hopkins letter requiring state and local governments to contribute substantial funds to unemployment relief. Federal grants will fall short unless counties cities and towns raise 25 to 40 percent of relief costs locally. Officials urge levying taxes for poor relief and including relief in budgets to secure continued federal support.
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Uncle Sam
North Carolina
Hopkins
Wilson
Department of Government
Boards of County Commissioners
Twin squash on display from Underhill street grower
A twin squash grown by F. L. Lander of 208 Underhill Street was brought to The Enterprise office today and placed on display.
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F. L. Lander
Underhill Street
Enterprise
Moreland To Defend Golf Crown Today
MEMPHIS Tenn July 26 Gus Moreland of Dallas the defending champion faced action today as match play in the Western amateur golf tournament opened Exempt from qualifying Moreland sat out while Zell Maton of Oklahoma City shot 69 in rain to win the qualifying test with 141 for 36 holes
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Memphis
Tenn
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Moreland
Zell Maton
Oklahoma City
New Bern Elects Sunday Baseball Legalization
Voters in New Bern approved Sunday baseball by 808 to 335 in a special election held for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
New Bernjane
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William Lewis
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Jean Luther
Danville, Va
City
Buck Matthews
Circle Drive
Janet Short
Montheu Avenue
Reita Knight
Danville
Addie Lee Locks
Clover, Va
Montgomery-Huddleston
E. B. Montgomery
Edith Elizabeth
Charles Leonard Huddleston
Columbia
8. C
Resort Fire
Thornton
Tatas
Co-Operative Loan Commissioner
Helvering
Flapper
Fanny
Pat
Orr
Brummitt
Alice
Sue
Lux
Vogue Beauty Shop
Eugene
Beatin Edwards, Mer
Hrnnagyat
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
Beavans CO
the Ladies’ Store
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