Mid Week Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Ellis Home
The Mid Week Garden club will meet Wednesday morning at 19 o'clock with Mrs. Collier Ellis at her Otteray drive home. Royster Tucker Jr. born to Mr and Mrs Royster Tucker on Sunday May 31 at High Point hospital. Clayton Kearns hospitalized at Guilford General for appendicitis. W L Edwards announce birth of a son on Monday June 1 at 15 South Main Street. Philathera class of First Baptist to meet Thursday night with Mrs W W Dickson Lindsay Street. associate hostesses listed. Miss McEwen to attend New York wedding of Miss Iola Rolt after visiting Richmond and Washington. Hickory Grove Ladies to hold lawn party at Julius Tedder's home near Guilford station on Winston Greensboro highway June 4. Proceeds to be used by the church auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehrer Garden
Clourn
Garden Club
Collier Ellis
Otteray Drive
Tucker
Royster Tucker
Royster
High Point Hospital
W.L. Edwards
South Main Street
Philathera
Philathea
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickson
Lindsay Street
L. W. Stone
J. M. Simmerson
Bertie Smith
Miss McEwen
New York
W. BR. McEwen
Virginia McEwen
Richmond
Washington
Hickory Grove
Hickory Grove Church
Julius T. Tedder
Guilford Station
Bob Edwards
Winston- Greensboro
John Teague
Hilfcrest Drive
Contract Club
Brantley McAdoo
Woman's Club
H. D. Seare
Pickett Farm
Entre Nous Club
8. C. Clark
Rankin
Alexander Rankin
Country Club
John McGrath
Cecil Dickerson
Conway, Ark
Willis Slane
Hugh Clark
Slane
High Point
Ralph H. Vance
Washington, D. GC
Shenandoah Valley
Natural Bridge
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
Montheu Avenue
Social calendar notes and Y W A meeting highlights
A sequence of club gatherings is listed from Tubrsday to Friday including Good Will Garden Club and Bearbank Garden Club meetings, a Sigma Theta lab session, and a Wom an's Club garden party. The Y W A of First Baptist held a monthly meeting at Miss Tia Hensley’s home with Miss Zetha Boswell presiding and a social hour concluding with a salad course and a grab bag. Additional notices mention Davidson College commencement attendance and local visits by residents from Atlanta and Winston-Salem observer guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tia Hensley
Chandler Street
Rose Goldsmith
Eulalia Smart
Zetha Boswell
Fannie Heck
Heart Sisters
Margaret Price
Zetha Roswell
Addie Lomax
Hazel Haynes
Gladys Goodnight
Eliza Lomax
Gladys Ellington
Mabel Coble
Julia Liles
Thelma Patrick
Bestelle Harris
Esea Myers
Lillian Tyndall
Mary Alice Sheloff
Lois Roberts
Minnatte Gregory
Ida Clark
Constante McGehee
Annie Bell Noel
Alma Hooks
Vera Smith
Edna Patterson
Betsey Parrish
Lois Council
A. M. Richardson
M. R. Shields
O. C. Chapman
A. BR. Conrad
Polly Moon
Marriage Announcement and Community Notes
Miss Virginia Swann and Mr Clifton A Bodenheimer announce their marriage on January 15 1931. Auxiliary meeting planned with hostesses and a large membership turnout urged. Local social updates include visitors from New York and Conway Ark, wedding trip return details, and a memorial service address by Rev R I Farmer.
Prominent South Carolina Lawyers Die In Auto Crash
Two leading South Carolina lawyers, former Senator Phillip H. Arrowsmith of Florence and Hoyt McMillan, were killed when Arrowsmith's roadster left Highway 17, struck a ditch and a pine tree near St Stephens, fatal injuries reported at Roper Hospital Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Stephens, &. C
South Carolina
Phillip
Phil) H. Arrowsmith
Florence
Hoyt McMillan
McMillan
Arrowsmith
Highway No. 17
Roper Hospital
Charleston
Sixth Husband Added To Poisoned List
Chicago reports a sixth husband, Warren J. Merret, added to the list of men suspected in Mrs. Margaret Summers murders and poisonings. Investigators note Summers, a widow, is suspected of poisoning 19 people for insurance, as police probe whether the case advances to a grand jury later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Summers
Warren J. Merret
Summers
Stanley Korzen
Joanne Shoppe Fire Sale to Continue Despite Fire
The Joanne Ladies' Shop under Mrs. Loftin will extend the fire sale until all stock is sold. The shop suffered a recent fire but many bargains remain, including undamaged items, and over half the stock has already sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Ladies
Lindsays Lose Prayer For Restraining Order
Mr and Mrs Andrew A Lindsay of Emery Circle failed to obtain a restraining order to halt the public auction of their Emery wood property by Seaboard Citizens National Bank of Norfolk Virginia. Judge Lewis B Teague denied the petition in High Point municipal court after arguments by Walter Royals for the Lindsays and J A Myatt for the bank. The Lindsays claimed no sum was due on notes securing a deed of trust and no default occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Lindsay
Emery Circle
Emerywood
Seaboard Citizens National Bank
Norfolk
Lewis B. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
Walter Royals
J. A. Myatt
Lindsay
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Greensboro courthouse on June 30 1931 at 2 pm the lot 30 Parkway in High Point described by metes and bounds. Atlantic Life Insurance Company authorized the sale and may loan up to 9500 dollars to the purchaser under terms announced at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Hunter
Johnson Hunter
Alexander Parker
D. C. MacRae
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Parkway
Holton Street
Parkway A& d
Office of the Register of Deeds
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Macrae
Trustees
High Foint
N. C
Michigan plans aerial highway with emergency fields
Major Floyd Evans, Michigan state director of aeronautics, advocates a state aerial highway with emergency landing fields every 40 miles and leveled strips every 10 miles along highways. He says the project would cost millions but add millions in aviation value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Floyd Evans
Evans
Public auction of High Point property by trustees in 1931
Trusts by A N Greer Mollie K Greer R M Campbell Mollie K Campbell to Alexander Parker and D C MacRae as trustees dated August 18 1926 recorded Guilford NC. Foreclosure sale at Greensboro courthouse July 2 1931 at 2 PM for lot No 6 1600 East Green Street High Point described as Cox property with plat book 5 page 296. Reserve not to exceed 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Greer
Mollie K. Greer
R. M. Campbell
Mollie K. Campbell
Alexander Parker
D. C. MacRae
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Orth Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point
East Green Street
Arch Street
Caroline
J. Elwood Cox
Atlantic Life Insurance Empany
Seca Parker
C. Macrae
Hith Point
MN. C
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Main Street M. E. Church
In THOMASVILLE on June 2 the Women’s Auxiliary chaired by Mrs. James E. Lambeth met at the Methodist Hat. Reports came from the Kernersville district meeting via representatives Mrs. C. H. Phillips, Mrs. E. B. Poe, Mrs. J. C. Green, Mrs. W. L. Hutchins, and Mrs. Lambeth. Miss Elsie Doxey led devotions on Homes. Mrs. H. W. Mater spoke on Caribbean Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E
Kernersville
C. H. Phillips
EB. J. Poe
J. C. Green
W. L. Hutchins
Lambeth
EB. F. Pepper
Elsie Doxey
Paul
Ephesians
Thomasville Graduates Attend Salem College Exercises
Among those from Thomasville at the Salem College graduation exercises on Monday morning were Misey Lillian Yow Elizabeth Yow Elia Dorsett Mrs G H Yow and Mr and Mrs T F Jennings Miss Julia Brown Jennings is a member of the graduating class this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Salem College
Parkway
Sue Burnett
Sweet Briar
Thomasville
Misey Lillian Yow
Elizabeth Yow
Elia Dorsett
G. H. Yow
T. F. Jennings
Julia Brown Jennings
Miss Jewell Parkin Visits Relatives Here
Miss Jewell Parkin of Fredericksburg Virginia arrived Monday to visit relatives here. Parkin is superintendent of a hospital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Parkin
Fredericksburg
Miss Parkin
Miss Beulah File Visits Family in Winston-Salem
Miss Beulah File of Winston Salem spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Will File on Carmalt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah File
Winston- Salem
Mrs
Will File
Carmalt Street
Charles Green Visits Grandfather in Local Weekend
Charles Green of High Point spent the week end here with his grandfather, J. C. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
High Point
J. C. Green
Washington guests visit Miss Maye Livengood on West Main
Mrs John Agnew and several Washington D C guests spend the week in the city as visitors of Miss Maye Livengood at her West Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Agnew
Rosalind Waddell
Carrie McConnahee
Washington, D. C
Victoria Miller
Spencer
Shirley Livengood
C. J. Livengood, Jr
Winston-Salem
City
Maye Livengood
West Main Street
Hunt Family Heads for Two-Month Kentucky Indiana Trip
Mr and Mrs W I Hunt and son Walter Hunt Jr depart Monday for an extended trip to Kentucky and Indiana expected to last about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Walter Hunt, Jr
Kentucky
Indiana
Green Family Vacation Visit to Mount Airy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green and children Betty and Paul Jr visited Mount Airy on Sunday. Mr. Green returned that evening while Mrs. Green and the children stayed for a week-long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Betty and
Paul, Jr
Mount Airy
Mr. Green
Mrs. Green
Miss Berta Gray Visited With Her Father in Randolph Street
Miss Berta Gray of Charlotte spent the past week in town with her father John Gray on Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Berta Gray
Charlotte
John Gray
Randolph Street
Greensboro College baccalaureate service officiated by Dr Will Lambeth
Attending the baccalaureate sermon at Greensboro College Sunday were Mrs F B Lambeth and Mr and others while Dr Will Lambeth of Durham officiated the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McAnally
C. F. Tomlinson
Salem College
W. A. Lambeth
Durham
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Will Lambeth
F. 8. Lambeth
Local social notices highlight readers and families
Mrs. John R. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. James E. Lambeth, Miss Billa Dorsett, Mrs. H. Yow and daughters, Misses Annie Elizabeth and Lillian Yow are listed in a community interest notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
James E. Lambeth
Billa Dorsett
H. Yow
Annie Elizabeth
Lillian Yow
UNC student Eugene Webb visits family over weekend
Eugene Lee Webb, a University of North Carolina student, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. BE L Webb, staying here with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lee Webb
The
University of North Carolina
Mrs
BE. L. Webb
Miss Eli nor Shepard Bright Weds in New York City
June 2 report notes Miss Eli nor Shepard Bright daughter of Osborn Wrekoff Bright and his wife wed John Thatcher Adatie in New York on May 28. They own Oak Lodge near Whitsett and plan to reside at Roaring Rock Road Mount Kisco after July.
Visit to Chapel Hill by Dr W T Whiteett
Dr W T Whiteett spent Friday visiting his son in Chapel Hill and spent time at the university library examining historical material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Whiteett
Chapel Hill
University
Mrs James PD Andrew Attends Brick Church Centennial
Mrs James PD Andrew of R 2 Lexington visited and attended the centennial exercises at Brick Church, reflecting on the local church's long history and community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James PD. Andrew
R. 2
Lexington
Brick Church
Reverend Cobb attends grandmother's funeral in Cherryville
Rev. W. G. Cobb of Cherryville visited this week for the funeral and burial of his grandmother Mrs. Margaret Summers Cobb. He has served as an active Lutheran minister in the state for 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cobb
Cherryville
Margaret Summers Cobb
Davenport Couple Visit Wake County Relatives
Rev and Mrs R K Davenport of Wake county spent part of the week with relatives. On Wednesday he left for a ten day stay in Montreal to attend the Presbyterian assembly sessions. He will perform evangelistic work in the Raleigh area this summer, a field where he has had success in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Davenport
Wake County
Montreal
Presbyterian Assembly
Raleigh
Whitsett Returns Home After Burlington Visit
Gordon Whitsett is at home again after spending a week with his sister Mrs. Arnold L. Holt in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Whitsett
Arnold L. Holt
Burlington
Local visitor Carl Greeson with Greeson grandparents
Carl Greeson of Bessemer visits for a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Greeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Greeson
Bessemer
Mrs
A. F. Greeson
Miss Carrie Brewer Whitsett Returns Home
Miss Carrie Brewer Whitsett is at home after a week spent visiting friends in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Brewer Whitsett
Winston-Salem
Friedens Lutheran Church to Observe 160th Anniversary
Next Sunday June 7 marks the 160th anniversary of Friedens Lutheran Church founded in 1771. The Bay congregation will hold special morning and afternoon services and expects many visitors for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedens Lutheran Church
Reverend and Mrs Enoch Hite Visit with Daughter
Reverend Enoch Hite and his daughter Miss Janie Hite were visitors Wednesday. He has recently taken charge of the Fried-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Hite
Janie Hite
The Woman My Father Married and Other Tales
Bitterness creeps into a family saga as a woman confronts a troubled marriage. The July True Story issue teases dramatic stories and bold revelations, urging readers to buy in advance. The broadcast hints at bold, sensational fiction designed to captivate fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Story Magazine
Cense
Ead
Pastorate Change to Be Made in Gibsonville
A pastor will assume a new position and make his home in the town of Gibsonville, signaling a relocation in the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Gibsonville
Funeral rites for Rev Peter F Klapp held at Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral services were conducted at Magnolia cemetery in Elon College on Friday afternoon for Rev. Peter F Klapp a longtime minister in the Christian church. Several friends from this place attended the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Cemetery
Elon College
Peter F. Klapp
Christian Church
Whitsett Club to Attend Ossipee District Meeting
Members from the Whitsett club will travel to Ossipee for the district meeting on Tuesday June 2. Ossipee lies on state route 54 just north of Burlington and Elon College on a hard surfaced highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitsett Club
Ossipee
Burlington and
Elon College
Flower gardens praised as they reach peak in June
The flower gardens are at their best and attract favorable comment. Interest grows yearly and by early June many of them gain attention.
Reach the Peak of Their Beauty for the Year
A brief note highlights seasonal bloom as plants reach annual peak beauty, inviting visitors to enjoy garden displays and photography during warm daytime hours.
German aeronautical budget cut prompts 1981 funding drop
Berlin reports a Reichstag reduction in the 1981 aeronautical budget. Present projections list appropriations of 10.3 million dollars, down more than 600 thousand from the prior year, signaling tighter business conditions in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
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Fvents of
Friends of the
Clayton Kearns
Guilford General Hospital
Jersey
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Sarah
Constance McGehee
Estelle Harris
Jala Liles
Nett
Atlanta, Ga
A. 8. Caldwell
Davidson
Davidson College
H. M. Roach
L. Kardassa
Ellis and
Harold Roach
Ednhar Sears
John Nicholson
East
Joe Snyder
Ethel Pritchard
Paul Callahan
Anne Carter Marsh
J. A. Hearne
Wesley Place
Elsie Welch
Neill Ellington
Montgomery County
J. A. Morris
Bertha Cox Rochelle
Mary Simmons
Paradise Point
Miss Stone
Sarah Stone
J. Lee Stone
Carrick Avenue
John Parker
Greenville
S.C
R. L. Waynick
Thurman Williams
Rockingham
Lavenia Collins
Miss Collins
Joanne Shoppe
Lindsays
Thomasville Society
Whitsett News
Orn
Ellen
Jim Baker
Prince Charming
Duaf
Jone
Oerying
Jim
True Story Radio
Max Bones
Optometrist
North Main
Joanne Ladies’ Shop
Yow’s Funeral Home
Ten Majestic
Stromberg Carlson
Atwater Kent
Clinard Electric Co
College St
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