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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1928

Page

7

Ancient pine tree marks North Carolina South Carolina line

A 355 year old long leaf pine found 30 miles northwest of the boundary house between North and South Carolina bears a blaze dated 199 years ago. Surveyors believe the mark was made by the original 1735 survey, and they will study a cross section to confirm the dating while continuing the re survey of the line amid high Lumber River water and rough swamp roads.

Raleigh North South Carolina Boundary House Atlantic A. W. McLean George F. Syme Syme Monroe Johnson North and Mr. Syme Columbus America Walter Raleigh White Roanoke John Smith Jamestown Virginia Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Carolina North Carolina Marion S. C Hall of History Lumber River

Dandelion Doomed in Guthrie Clean Up Week Edict

Guthrie Oklahoma on June 2 proclamation by Mayor Ralph Davis orders residents to remove the dandelion as part of Clean Up Week. The weed is described as an ob noxious flower though it serves as food and decor.

Guthrie Okla Ralph Davis Davis

Ocawasin club sets June 8 membership meeting plan

The board decided to hold the membership meeting June 8 and assign committees to manage the event. Ocawasin club of business girls will host a swimming party as part of Thursday’s activities at the Y M C A with indoor and outdoor features planned.

Ocawasin Club of Business Girls Schoo Miss Yarnall Ocawasins and Friends Industrial Girls Oak Hill Cloverdale Triangles S. I. Davis Vivian RB. Matson Ann Albright Louise Shipman Helen Derrick Mabel Tucker Elgina McCain Margaret Perryman Leone Perry Edna Bigham Margaret Chatfield Margaret Bell Josephine Setzer Elizabeth Lindsay Ruth Wofford John Walker Irene Yarnall Dorothy Gardyne Vivian Matson Industrial Club Florence Nightingale Club Worth White Club Tar Heel Industrial Club Council Lift-the-Latch Bryn’ Mawr Margaret Readdick Southern Industrial Bernside N. C Lewis Teague S.L. Davis H. A. Millis C. E. Sheloff

Lightning Kills 46 Cattle Along Fence in Meade

A bolt of lightning during a storm electrocuted 46 head of cattle owned by George Theis near Meade Kansas. The cattle were huddled along a wire fence when the strike hit the fence and killed them.

Meade, Kas George Theis

Lexington Socials Mark Valued Bridge Party

Miss Thelma Mills hosted a Lexington society bridge party at the Spicer home honoring Miss Roberta Patterson a Lexington public school teacher not returning next year. Prizes included a bridge set stationery and cards with refreshments served. Attendees included Ellen Owen Lucy Owen Sybil Tarrant and faculty member Miss Thelma Johnson along with Mr and Mrs J C Spicer and others. Patterson sails for Europe mid June for a six week stay at York South Carolina before departure.

Lexington Thelma Mills J. C. Spicer West First Avenue Roberta Patterson Spicer Miss Mills Miss Patterson Ellen Owen Lucy Owen Margie Cartland Eva Dortch Sarah Gulley Helen Weaver Sybil Tarrant Elizabeth Hackney Alice Fitts H. H. Weaver F. N. Nelson Louise Jenkins Mary Zealey Sarah Kate Ormond Mary Mitchell Evelyn Wilkins Margaret Miller Kenneth Spice Jim Spicer Conway John Raper Thelma Johnson Lexington Public Schools York, S. C Europe

Mr John H Young Fetes in North Carolina Home

Mr and Mrs Lem Young entertained about one hundred relatives and friends at their West Fifth avenue home Thursday evening in honor of Mr John H Young of Hood River Oregon who was visiting. A string band provided music and guests enjoyed lively conversation. Mr Young recently spent a week with relatives in Davidson County before returning to Oregon. He traveled through Texas to visit his father, who left North Carolina a half century ago, making this his first return visit to the state.

Lem Young West Fifth Avenue John H. Young Hood River Oregon Young Davidson County Texas Mr. Young North Carolina

One Minute Interview With Frances Clyne on Wardrobe Planning

The famous New York couturiere Frances Clyne shares wardrobe tips. She argues chic style requires clothing suited to the occasion and a planned budget. She urges budgeting, choosing a basic color, prioritizing key costumes, and selecting perfect accessories.

NEX Service Chic Frances Clyne New York Miss Clyne

Nicaraguan Lad Becomes Marine Loyalist After War

In Nicaragua a young orphan named Fermin Pineda once served with Sandino’s rebels and was wounded at May May. After capture at Ocotal he recovered and chose to align with the American Marines, serving as an orderly to Captain Grover C. Darnall and remaining devoted, even delivering a horse 150 miles to Managua.

Managua Nicaragua Fermin Pineda Augustino C. Sandino Ocotal Grover C. Darnall Marine Corps Guardia Nacional United States Devil Dogs Pineda Jose Moncada Sandino Col. Sanchez Darnell Chicago

Miss Martha Bragaw Returns From Converse College

Miss Martha Bragaw returns to her home from Converse College at Spartanburg where she graduated with high honors after two years of study. She previously graduated from Peace Institute in Raleigh and will join Peace Institute’s English department next fall. She won a special English prize at Converse College for a best sketch in the college publication.

Martha Bragaw Converse College Spartanburg US. C

Garden club forms in Lexington discusses bulbs care

The Garden club in Lexington, newly formed, met Friday morning with Mrs. Paul R. Raper to study flowers. Members each brought blooms and discussed plants, while Mrs. Grady Sheaf, a florist, gave a talk on bulbs planting and care.

Garden Club Lexington Paul R. Raper Grady Sheaf

Eagle Attacks Man in Maine Incident

In Bar Harbor Maine on June 2 a sea eagle attacked Raymond Hanscom of Hull Cove as he drove a truck near the town. The eagle was felled with an ax after injuring Hanscom who then subdued the bird. The bird is being mounted at Bangor for Lafayette National Park.

Bar Harbor Bangor Lafayette National Park Raymond Hanscom Hull Cove Here Hanscom

Psychology fails in Bronx holdup case

George Hoffman tried to rob a Bronx butcher with a crowbar while using ideas from the A B C of Psychology. The plan unraveled when the butcher cried out and Patrolman Corcoran intercepted Hoffman on an elevated stairway.

New York George Hoffman Bronx Hoyle George Corcoran

Centaur, a Fabled Monster of Man and Horse

A centaur is a legendary creature with a human upper body and a horse lower body. It appears in mythic stories as a hybrid being linking human intellect with equine strength.

Mrs John B Vest Dies At Tobaccoville Home

Mrs John B Vest grandmother of Miss Elzora Strupe and former Wesley Memorial church secretary died at her Tobaccovilla home yesterday at 2 PM. News arrived by telephone. She was aunt to Mrs Odell Lindsay and Mrs S S O Schaub. Funeral services were not an

John B. Vest Elzora Strupe Wesley Memorial Church Tobaccovilla Vest Odell Lindsay Johnson Street S&s. O. Schaub Greensboro Road

Unclear Reading On Monday Schedule For They

A fragment notes uncertainty about plans to hold events at a location called To baccoville on Monday, with the sentence cut and no definite outcomes or participants identified.

London Man Tosses Guards and Bites Copper

Real Affection in June display as George Wilson, 40, attacked police during a demonstration. He tore a constable's trousers and delivered a kick to another, prompting charges for the offenses.

London George Wilson Guardians of Justice

Intoxicated man fined in old country case

A man was fined about $8 for intoxication as a local court case notes his death in the old country referenced in archives.

Old Country

New Slanguage in Sydney Highlights Aussie Coinage

June 2 Sydney report notes how American slang competes with Australian terms like Pommy for Britisher Snodger snifter pitter dinkum and Aussie meaning a good fellow. The piece maps everyday words and their local nuances in Australian usage.

Sydney Americas Lang Australia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carolinas Rose Furniture Company English Street Chas. L. Amos Lexington Society John Hull Massachusetts Stamey’s High Point Tobaccoville Lena Beauty Shop Eugene Frederics North Main Street Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
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