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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
7
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary Hosts Conference President Meeting
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary held a separate meeting of the West Missionary Society with Mrs Orset Murrey presiding. Mrs Weaver spoke on the Southern Methodism council in Dallas and the home missions jubilee as 118 deaconesses attended. An informal reception followed with punch and cake in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Missionary Society of Ijty Memorial
Orset Murrey
Weevier
Greensboro
Auost
Is. H. W. McCain
Roland Holton
Weaver
Center
Forrest Murray
J. Eirkman
Mur
Dist
R. T. Amos
J. Gurney Briggs
W. Hall
Clarice Bowman
Home Missions
Wesley Memorial
Murray
Jewish Women Luncheon Concludes Year At Hotel
The High Point Council of Women held its final spring luncheon yesterday at the Hotel. Rev. A Sykes spoke on religion and world peace, urging individual adherence to peace as a religious precept. Duke Institute of International Relations sessions were announced for June 18 at Duke University and members were urged to attend. New officers were installed, with Mrs. Harry Jacobs succeeding Mrs. Tobias, who received a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Women
Sam Tobias
Ded
Ben R
Duke Institute of Internaional Relations
Duke University
Council
Toom
Tobias
Ring
Sam Hyman
Jake Harris
Harry Jacobs
Local Notes On Public Visits And Family Events
About People W. Burge at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering from appendicitis. Otis Nance announces birth of Iris Gail May 30 at home 708 South Hamilton. Miss Myrtle Poore returns from Guilford College for the summer. Mrs. J. L. Shank and son Michael from Annapolis are visiting en route to California. Miss Dorothy Kirkman returns from Sanford to summer with Kirkman family. Charles Osment Jr. leaves for two weeks with Sallie Harr e in Reidsville. Miss Sarah Brandon returns from Augusta with grandmother Mrs. R. V. Brandon. Mrs. Horace Haworth returns from Mocksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co
Bil) Burge
High Point Route Three
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Otis Nance
Iris Gail
South
Hamilton
Nance
Misa Dockery Byrd
J. L. Shank
Michael
Annapolis, Md
California
UNC Commencement marshals named for June dances
Eight attractive young women will sponsor University of North Carolina commencement marshals who lead the opening dances on June 4 5 and 6. Miss Thala Miller of Florence South Carolina heads Thursday night with Roy Poole of Rocky Mount as chief marshal. Other pairs include Miss Louise Cox Asheville Raleigh with Dick Hicks, Miss Louise Davis Goldsboro with M W Gardner, Miss Mildred Fuller Franklinton with Allan Knott, Miss Mabel Carter Lexington with Grover Murray, Miss Mary Wells Fayetteville with Emery Raper, Miss Bertha Dalton Wright Wilmington with John D Farmer and Miss Virginia Butner Pine Bluff with Paul Troutman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Thala Miller
Florence
8. C
Roy Poole
Rocky Mount
Louise Cox
Asheville
Raleigh
Dick Hicks
Louise Davis
Goldsboro
M. W. Gardner
Mildred Fuller
Franklinton
Allan Knott
Oxford
Mabel Carter
Lexington
Grover Murray
Newton
Mary Wells
Fayetteville
Emery Raper
Bertha Dalton Wright
Wilmington
John D. Farmer
Virginia Butner
Pine Bluff
Paul Troutman
Adder
Attractive Evening Bridge For Miss Pauline Haynes
Last evening a party at Mrs. J. T. Bratton’s home honored Miss Pauline Haynes whose marriage to Charles Alson Kearns of Thomasville is planned this month. Guests included Mesdames Bratton Moore Clayton Kearns Raper and Miss Lucille Hayworth with extensive pink and white decor. Four bridge tables and two monopoly tables entertained, prizes awarded to Miss Eva Chappelear and Miss Haynes, with favors and a lingerie shower on a novelty clothes line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Haynes
Charles Alson Kearns
Thomasville
J. T. Bratton
Mesdames Bratton
P. E. Moore
Clayton Kearns
John Raper
Lucille Hayworth
Eva Chappelear
Chappelear
Haynes
Thelma Patrick
Miss Haynes
Bessie Hedrick
Helen Smith
Julia Liles
Paul Byrum
Will Martin
Ralph Bunn
John Austin
Clarence Boylen
EB. G. Abbott
Bill Raper
Henry D. Perry
W. P. Robinette
Dwight Andrews
Mra
Otis Sain
Covington
Vola Anderson
Grace Jester
Alice
Minnie Raper
Elizabeth Kearns
Mesdames Reitzel Pitts
Jack White
F. D. Haynes
Sarah Helms
C. H. Fulcher
Book Club Concludes Spring Meetings With Picnic Supper
The Wednesday Book club held its final club year meeting as a 6 30 picnic at Mr and Mrs C C Garretts Rockford road home. Twenty one members and guests attended including Mrs R K Young Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas Mrs I P Ingle Mr and Mrs R Lafferty Mr and Mrs Collier Mrs W J Fraley Mrs A E Taplin Mr and Mrs S C Clark and Kenneth Redman and Mr av Mrs Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Book Club
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Mra
R. K. Young
Fred Thomas
M.r
I. P. Ingle
P. Hardin
Lafferty
Collier
Tis
W. J. Fraley
A. E. Taplin
C. Clark
Kenneth Redman
Garrett
Carbon Monoxide Dangers Highlighted by Local Officials
City health officers warn that carbon monoxide from vehicle exhaust remains a silent killer. Residents are urged to install detectors, ensure proper ventilation, and maintain cars to prevent deadly leaks.
Stag Club Holds First Meeting In Clubhouse Tonight
The Stag club will hold its regular business meeting tonight at 8 15. As this is the first meeting in the new clubhouse, all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Parker To Preside At Judicial Meet
Asheville will host the annual federal judicial conference of the fourth U S district June 4 and 5. Judge John J Parker of Charlotte will preside as 16 federal judges and bar representatives from five states attend to discuss a new court procedure plan drafted by a Supreme Court appointed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
U. S. Ei
U. S. Supreme Court
Bar Association of
West Virginia
Visitor From Asheville Shown Bridge Courtesy
Mrs J Oscar Cherry of Asheville hosted a bridge gathering at 3803 Lindsay Street with Sadie Doss Blanche Beasley and Miss Elizabeth Brown bride elect among the guests. Four tables in a rose filled setting. high score Miss Pay Beshears received dusting powder. Runner-up Miss Eugenia Albert got playing cards. honor gift was crystal and a serving tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oscar Cherry
Asheville
Sadie Doss
Blanche Beasley
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Pay Beshears
Eugenia Albert
Crystal
Elizabeth Brown
Mesdames Cherry
Walter Crissman
Victor Dallas
Penny McIntosh
Troy Myers
Argie Wood
Wilgabeth Brown
Fay Beshears
Selma Elder
Virginia McCain
Kerneraville
Porest Hastings
Bess Hastings
Esther McKaughn
Beas McKaughn
Miss Mae Kirkman Presents Piano Pupils In Spring Recital
Miss Mae Kirkman will present her pupils in their annual spring piano recital this evening at 8 at Mrs M J Wrenn home on Broad Street. The program features numerous pieces by Bilbro Grieg Bach Handel Haydn and Grieg among others performed by Catherine Jane Ryan Betsy Yow Betty Croker Doris Koonce Doris Johnson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Jean Kline
Erb
Mary Jo Ryan
Jack Amps
Martin
Albert Klemme, Jr
Bilbro
E. C. Bryant, Jr
Uncle Dan
Sailor
Adair
Arnold Koonce
Edward Sales
Rodgers
Billie Frazier
Ketterer
Norma Page
Chalfant
Peggy Jane Bryant
Marjorie Kearns
Betty Dean Knox
Blake
Miles
Sara Elizabeth Layton
Bechter
Baines
Donald Gibbardt
Ruth Williard
Grainger
Thomas Dodamead
Wallis
Wanda Marie Harville
Heller
Anderton
Pegsy Jane Bryant
Handel
Bilb
Friday Bride-Elect Honored At Greensboro Bridge Party
Miss Lucile Haworth, fiancee of James Wiley Fowler Jr of Greensboro, was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss Lottie Wall in Greensboro. Attendees included bridesmaids, aunts of the bride, and guests from Greensboro and High Point. The event precedes the Friday wedding ceremony and featured many family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Haworth
James Wiley Fowler, Jr
Greensboro
Lottie Wall
Jack Harris
Magnolia Street
Miss Wall
Miss Haworth
J. W. Wall
Harris
Walter E. Vassar
Kelly Maness
A. P. Routh
Frances Beale
Madge Greenwood
Ruth Mendenhall
Edna Hyams
Margaret Daniel
Marietta McLennan
Christian Endeavorers to Attend G Bord Rally in Greensboro
High Point Christian Endeavorers meet at 7 30 for a group trip to Greensboro to join Greens boro Endeavorers at the First Christian church Walker avenue for an 8 oclock rally. George H Wilson southern field representative will speak after a state tour promoting the Henderson June 6 convention. Roscoe Briley and Howard Vincannon handle transport. The Stephens Bible Study class meets 309 Steele street Wednesday at 3 with Rev C K Gentry leading on the second coming of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers of
High Point
Central Friends Annex
South Main Street
Greensboro
Greensboro Endeavorers
First Christian Church
Walker Avenue
George H. Wilson
Southern Field
Christian Endeavor
Henderson
N. C
Roscoe Briley
Howard Vincannon
Stephens
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
C. K. Gentry
Christ
Texas Residents Are Visiting In City
Mrs. Dora Lambeth Malone, a former High Point resident with many local ties, arrived to visit and stays with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ring Sr. in the Ecker Apartment on North Main. She came with her daughter Miss Mayesse Malone, her son Robert Malone, and cousin Mrs. Frankie Bradford of Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Lambeth Malone
Hi Point
C. A. Ring
Ecker
North Main Street
High Point
Mayesse Malone
Robert Malone
Frankie Bradford
Brownwood
Miss Malone
Bradford
New York
Washington
Thomasville
Texas
World War Veterans To Get Instructions On Bonus
Veterans in High Point and vicinity will receive letters between June 12 and June 18 detailing procedures to obtain the cash bonus. Harry Snyder of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post said the letters will answer the many inquiries from eligible veterans and urge careful reading of the instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Polly) Snyder
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
Impressive Memorial Services Held At Jamestown M E Church
A large crowd gathered at Jamestown M E church for the annual community memorial honoring residents who died this year. Dr W A Stansbury, pastor of West Market Street M E Greensboro, delivered the address and was introduced by Fred N Tate, a former Jamestown resident. Special music was by John Gurney Briers Jr and Dorothy Jones. Rev O J Jones led the roll call of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown M. E
Jamestown
W. A. Stansbury
West Market Street M. E
Greensboro
Fred N. Tate
John Gurney Briers, Jr
Dorothy Jones
O. J. Jones
Thessaly City Strikes Turn Violent After Clash
Thessaly City faced a violent general strike as strikers seized Volo, clashed with police, two killed and four wounded. Demonstrators raided gun shops and armed themselves as police lost control amid the unrest following the strike declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Volo
Thessaly
Death Claims Edward N. Stoker at 49 in High Point
Edward N. Stoker 49 of 619 Park Street died at a local hospital after a two week illness with peritonitis. He was born August 27, 1886 in Davidson County, married to Jean Carroll April 23, 1915, and lived in High Point about 30 years. Surviving are his widow, a son Burrus, parents, eight brothers, one sister, and one granddaughter. Funeral services Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from Green Street Baptist Church with burial in Floral Garden Cemetery. pallbearers to be Snow Lumber Company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Stoker
Park Street
Davidson County
J. A
Lornda Russell Stoker
Jean Carroll
Higt Point
High Point
Snow Lumber Camp
Green Street Baptist Church
Burrus Stoker
Market Report On Cream Class Prices And Bee Rates
Chicago buyers note mixed price activity with cream class scores around 93 and 92 for extras and ext. Standards movement is shown at 27 percent for centralized lots. Bees remain steady near 24 157, with prices unchanged in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forest Fire Contained in Southport Area
CCC enrollees from Camp Sapees battled a forest fire near Southport, scorching over 7 000 acres before crews believed they had it under control. Firefighting units continued patrols to prevent flare ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
CCC
Harold Carmichael Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Mrs. J. W. Carmichael hosted a birthday gathering honoring her son Harold at a party yesterday. Guests included G. L., Aileen, Louise and Harold Stroud, Mary Ella Coffey, Lloyd and Lois Rider, Ray Hunter, Betty and Jacqueline Young, Catherine and Marjorie and Bill all. Games followed refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Carmichael
Harold
C. T. Hixson
G. L
Aileen
Louise
Harold Stroud
Mary Ella Coffey
Lioyd
Lois Rider
Ray Hunter
Betty
Jacqueline Young
Catherine
Marjorie
Bilall
Social Calendar with Community Club Meetings and Events
Social calendar lists Ace-Hi club meeting at Mrs Joe Walser on West Fear rises avenue at 3 PM Then a Ladies Aid benefit bridge at Mrs Ben Herman on West Farriss avenue at 8 30 PM Wednesday afternoon a luncheon for the Community Arts club at Mrs H G Rothrock on Woodrow avenue with Mrs T J Underwood as associate hostess At 7 30 PM the High Point chapter U D will present a pictorial map of the Thomas Jefferson highway to the public library inviting the Laura Wesson chapter Attendance is encouraged Thursday at 1 0 PM Tea and Topics club concludes meetings with annual picnic at Mrs H LD Beara Pickett Marm north of the city Then the Phily mathem club meets with Mrs H Tomlinson on Hillcrest drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace-Hi Club
Mra
Joe Walser
West Fearrises Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
Ba'Nai Israel! Synagogue
Ben Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Community Arts Club
H. G. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
T. J. Underwood
High Point
U. D
Thomas Jefferson Highway
Laura Wesson
Philadelphia Reunion Graduation Trip for Dr Phillip Davis
Dr Phillip Davis departs tonight for Philadelphia to attend Jefferson Medical College graduation exercises and participate in his class’s tenth reunion in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Davis
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Honor son on third birthday party for Ronald Current
Mr and Mrs Burley Current honored their son Ronald on his third birthday with a Saturday party from three to five. Children played games then enjoyed cream and cake with a large white cake and pink candles as gifts arrived from Betty Martin Barbara Ann Crawford Helen Jean Martin Margaret Andrews Marian Shumaker Darphine Barnhart Peggy Black Welder Dewey Walter Church Jerry Culler Bryce Andrews Paul Brewer Jerry Hale Junior Shumaker and Gene Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Factory Manager Found Dead Near Rocky Mount
Robert M. Eastin, 486, manager of a tobacco company in Rocky Mount, was found dead today in a wooded area near the Scotland Neck Rocks Mount highway. A 15 army pistol was in his right hand, the entrance wound in his mouth and exit at the back of the head. Edgecombe County coroner K. G. Goby of Tarboro reported the finding. Eastin was a Hendersonville native and World War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Robert M. Wastin
Edgecombe County
K. G ‘Oby
Tarboro
Astin
Henderson ‘Iy
Scotland Neck
Mount Highway
Eastin
Rifle Grooving Makes Projectiles Travel Farther Straighter
A relating projectile travel farther and straighter as rifling in a rifle barrel creates a flatter trajectory. The grooving or rifling stabilizes the bullet, reducing yaw and drag for improved accuracy at distance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary Ears Conference President
Ewish
Atheraton Hotel
Kery Ruone
Moffitt’s
North Main
Myrtle Poore
Weat
Russell Street
Guilford College
Dorothy Kirkman
Sanford
Mrs. P. V. Kirkman
West Broad Street
Charles Osment, Jr
Reidsville
Neer
Sallie Harre
Sarah Brandon
Monthew Avenue
Augusta
R. V. Brandon
Horace Haworth
Mocksville
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Julian Julian
Oakwood
Howard Spinet Grand Piano
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
Balancee
Virginia
Zovise Cox
Book Club
Parker
Dorothy Kimberly
Frank Sheridan Kennett
N.C
Associated Press
Christian Endeavorers
Kellogg's
Harold Carmichael
Phily Mathem Club
H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
DR. Davis
Darboux Schools of Beauty Culture
W. Sycamore St
Greensboroe
Main St
Danville
J. Mason Alexander
Myrtle Beach, 8. C
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