MIR WINSLOW HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
A surprise birthday gathering for A J Winslow was hosted at his 307 Osborne Street home with a long list of guests from Asheboro and High Point. Dinner was served on the lawn as friends presented gifts and well wishes for the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Winslow
Osborne Street
Mr. Winslow
Talbert McDowell
E. N. Nance
Allen Coltrane
Reva Benting
Will Benting
A. Coltrane
Asheboro
Bill Wood
R. L. Kearns
Ed Chatham
Fred Sechrest
Victoria Evans
Paul White
E. M. Routh
D. A. Cox
R. Gaddis
Ethel Gaddis
Eula Gaddis
Chas. Coltrane
Frank Pierce
H. B. Pierce
Ben Gaddis
Eli Hussey
Sarah Suits
High Point
Winslow
Pentecost Feast Celebrated At St Edward's Church
The annual Pentecost celebration at St Edward's featured a high Mass by Father Carrall with morning and evening sermons. The Father stressed devotion to the Holy Ghost within the Trinity and the need for daily prayer. Father Manley was away preaching in Brooklyn at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Church
Father Carrall
Jesus Christ
Father Carroll
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Father Manley
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Brooklyn
N. Y
North Carolina College for Women Commencement Guests
Greensboro attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ranson and Miss Mary Agnes Ranson at the NC College for Women graduation. Jacksonville’s Richard W. DeVane visited Miss Betty Underhill, staying at the Sheraton. Various students and friends, including Miss Irene McAnally and Miss Beverly Wilson, were noted at events and travels around High Point and Silas Wrights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ranson
Bryce Baker Ranson
Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
Mary Agnes Ranson
Ranson
Richard W. DeVane
Jacksonville
Fla
Betty Underhill
City
Mr. DeVane
Sheraton Hotel
Silas B. Wright
Allan
Atlanta
Shereton Hotel
Frida
New York City
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Iheiome Insurance Company
High Point
Mrs. Underhill
City Band To Be Organized Tonight At High School
A special meeting at the high school auditorium at 7 30 tonight will organize a city band for summer concerts. All musicians in High Point are invited to attend. L L Stookey will direct and lead the first rehearsal once organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
L. L. Stookey
Fred N. Tate Elected Chair at Southern Methodist Conference
Fred N. Tate of Wesley Memorial Church in this city was elected chairman of the committee to select the next meeting place for the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The Dallas Texas gathering, held recently, announced the choice here. Many conference members hope Tate will bring the convention to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Tate
Wesley Memorial Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Tate
North Carolina
Charlotte Woman Commits Suicide at Church Steps
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 9 Mrs Arthur Walton wife of a traveling salesman shot herself in the head on the steps of St Peter's Episcopal Church in the business district. Passersby found her dead and police believe financial distress prompted the act. Officers said a hotel clerk reported she fired twice in the hotel restroom earlier and told workers she was just trying a pistol out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Arthur Walton
Walton Hotel
Parachute Jumper Killed After Chute Fails to Open
Kingston report says Eric Lindgren aged 27 a professional parachute jumper from New York City died when his parachute did not open. His foot tangled in the lines as he leaped from 1 490 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Eric Lindgren
New York City
Textile magnate and Harvard football star Arthur J. Cumnock dies
Arthur J. Cumnock, prominent textile magnate and former Harvard football star of the early nineties, died suddenly of heart disease at his New York home. He was 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur J. Cumnock
Harvard
East Side Furnishes Many Successes
New York report on East Side theater youths who rise from Garrick Gallies and Grand street circles to Broadway. Notable names such as Lorenz and Hart, Betty Starbuck, Libby Holman, Helen Morgan, Albert Carroll, Edith Meiser, Edith Sheldon, and Leopoldine Damrosch emerge as future writers, stars, and performers. Other rising talents include Philip Loeb Hildegarde Halliday Cynthia Rogers and Sterling Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
2 SRE
Grand Street
East Side
Curbstone
Lewisohn
Broadway
Theater Guild
Garrick Theater
Garrick Gallies
Lorenz and Hart
Betty Starbuck
Libby Holman
Helen Morgan
Albert Carroll
Edith Meiser
Edith Sheldon
George Wagstaff Gribble
Ledger
Leopoldine Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
Philip Loeb
Hildegarde Halliday
Cynthia Rogers
Sterling Holloway
Attempts death by own action Rather Than Bring Disgrace To Family
E C DeLoach of Lyman Spartanburg county shot himself at relatives home after learning of an alleged statutory offense and facing a trial. He was out on 1500 bond for assault when he killed himself writing a note to his wife about taking life insurance and not bringing disgrace to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S&s. C
E. C. DeLoach
Lyman
Spartanburg County
DeLoach
Liberty
Burlington Detour To Be Improved This Week
J. W. Mills, engineer of the fifth highway district, announced the Greensboro to Gibsonville detour used during highway No. 10 widening to 30 feet would be improved immediately. A new layer of oil will be poured to curb dust this week, with work not expected to exceed two days. The detour has drawn complaints due to heavy traffic and rough, dusty conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mills
Fifth Highway District
Greensboro
Gibsonville
Greensboro-Burlington
Nicaraguan Bandits Killed By Marines
Twelve Nicaraguan bandits were killed and at least nine wounded in three engagements with United States Marines and the Nicaraguan National Guard in the northern departments. No guardsmen were hurt. General Douglas McDougal announced the skirmishes, saying guardsmen pressed the bandits to fight in their own haunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Reighter Tailor Relocates Office to Ingram Building
T Reighter, a longtime tailor, has moved his office from the Broadhurst building over The Enterprise office to the Ingram building at West Washington and North Main streets, above the Joanne Ladies' shop. The Enterprise has leased the Broadhurst for its business and editorial departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Reighter
Broadhurst
Enterprise
Ingram
West
Washington
North Main Streets
Joanne
Young Women Put On Day's Program
Salvation Army training college officers from Atlanta led the High Point Ministers association meeting at Wesley Memorial church. Capt Woods headed the program with songs and a talk on college work. The group, including Ensign Kohler and Sergeants Martin Fillingham and Vincentius, performs again at the Salvation Army building on South Main Street tomorrow night at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Training College For
Atlanta
High Point
Ministers’ Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Woods
Jesus
Capt
Ensign Kohler
Baldry
Cimberline
Martin
Fillingham
Vincentius
Salvation Army
South Main Street
Eastern Star Holds Twenty-Fifth North Carolina Convention
More than 500 members of the grand chapter of North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star gather in Asheville for their 25th annual meeting opening with a church service at Central Methodist. Delegates hear welcomes from city officials and church leaders while committees meet and a garden party and receptions unfold at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Grand Chapter of
North Carolina Order of Eastern Star
H. B. Trimble
Central Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
W. N. Woodbury
J. W. Anderson
John S. Wood
Forest City
Gallatin Roberts
City of
Thomas J. Harkins
Elizabeth G. Bergman
Winston-Salem
Leland Cook
Maude E. Hester
P G. M
Herbert Martin
Fred L. Weede
Kingsford-Smith Awaits Fair Weather in Dublin
Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith and the Southern Cross crew await favorable weather reports for a trans Atlantic flight from Dublin. Delayed two days by adverse reports, navigator Captain Saul has insured his life for the trip with a premium of 400 pounds. the capital sum is believed to be 5,000 pounds. Kingsford-Smith is an experienced master mariner who has crossed the Atlantic many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Saul
German Professor Teaches Fish Alphabet Learning
A German university professor demonstrates training fish to recognize letters of the alphabet. The process involves repeated conditioning and careful observation to assess learning in aquatic subjects.
Scallop Crop of State Smallest In Several Year
Raleigh report states the 1929 1930 scallop harvest fell to 9566 gallons the lowest in years. Captain John A Nelson fisheries commissioner notes the prior year produced 99025 gallons and explains 1928 fall fresher losses. Industry historian says scallop output fluctuates widely between 38604 and 165338 gallons from 1917 to 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaklop
Mrs Morrow To End Campaign Activity On Husband Behalf
Newark New Jersey June 9 Mrs Dwight W Morrow mother of Mrs Lindbergh will conclude tomorrow night her activities in her husband campaign for republican nomination as United States senator due to expectation of a family birth That is the main event described in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morrow
Husband
Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
United States
Revival at First Church to Launch June 15 Services
A revival series begins Sunday June 15 at 11 a m at the First Church on West Green and Tryon. Rev J B Trogden of Asheboro will assist Pastor Rev J M Allred in preaching. The public is welcome at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonz Church
West Green and
Tryon Streets
J. B. Trogden
Asheboro
J. M. Allred
Ordinary lungs contain 76 million air cells
A science note states that the average adult lung houses about 76 million air cells. The figure highlights the intricate structure enabling gas exchange in respiration.
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Mardi Carte Club
Leo G. Robichaux
Kansas City
George Simmons
Delta Tau Club
Kenneth Denny
W. A. Sherrod
H. A. Millis
Greensboro Road
Roscoe Tucker
Eva Eldora
Wisestret
Tucker
Beatrice Stroud
Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Hazel McIntyre
East Green Street
Haman McCormick
Miss McIntyre
Good Will Garden Club
W. T. Saunders
Jones Street
First Baptist Church
C. Walker
Sunset Drive
Bunski
Ladies Aid Society of Lebanon M. P. Church
Mechanicsville
North Main and
Lexington Avenue
Ynquest
T. S. Briles
Mary Lou
Woodberry Avenue
R. H. Shaw
High Point Hospital
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Jesse Harris
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
H. L. Cook
H. B. Hunter
H. B. Hiatt
Charles Ragan
J. E. Millis
E. J. Payne
R. I. Quigley
Herman Abels
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Palmer
Earl V. Womble
Charlotte Edna Palmer
John W. Moore
John T. Ellis
Gatewood Avenue
Womble
Bennett-Williams Advertising
Thea Wright-Cline
East Bay Street
Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
D. L. Bouldin
Mir. Winslow
North Main Street
Beverly Wilson
Dunn
Mrs
Knox Wilson
Irene Douglas McAnally
Blue Ridge
Salem College
Bessie Atkinson
Blackstone
Idith Crowder
Steele Street
Elizabeth Stevens
Meredith College
H. T. Stevens
Montlieu Avenue
Church Conference
Gilbert Swanner
Garrick Gaieties
Ethel
Burlington
Eastern Star
Kingsford-Smith
Christian Church
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Charlotte, N. C
E. M. Brower
Main Street
Eckerd
Beavans the Ladies’ Store
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