Birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stone
Mr and Mrs J B Stone announce the birth of a son James Kay on June 11 at their home 912 Charlotte Street Also several local notices cover Bible class meetings hospital stays and social events in High Point including nurse club gatherings and a Paradise Point house party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kay
Charlotte Street
M. L. Boswell
Adams Street
Moss
J. R. Moss
Salisbury
Lexington Avenue
Rockwell
Thelma Moss
R. F. Goolsby
Blanche
Hoyt Harris
High Point
North Carolina
O. L. Roy
Dorothy
Decatur, Ill
J. G. Howerton
Willowbrook Street
Harmon
Susan Shields
Sandy Ridge
Mitchell Bodenhammer
Andrew Bodenhammer
Davidson County
John Bodenhammer
Wallburg
C. C. Bodenhammer
Jim Reed
Seah Harmon
Mrs. Hines
Adeline Dickens
Walter Dickens
Misses Pearl Dickens
Mary Bodenhammer
Maggie Bodenhammer
Ollie Bodenhammer
Emma Shields
Alvis Reed
Sidney Shields
O. R. Culler
Odell, Jr
Winston-Salem
Freddie Clapp
Meadow Street
Mrs Davie Hayworth Heads To Chicago Visit
Mrs. Davie Hayworth departed for Chicago to visit Mrs. W R Pickett formerly Ona Hodgin of Greensboro. Miss Lyda Preddy attended Chapel Hill commencement. Pauline Ausband returned from Charlotte and leaves for Danville for a visiting series. Mr and Mrs Matt Wall came back from Charlotte after a weekend with Mr and Mrs John Horney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Hayworth
Chicago
Ill
W. R. Pickett
Pickett
Ona Hodgin
Greensboro
Lyda Preddy
Chapel Hill
Pauline Ausband
Charlotte
T. T. Johnson
Danville
Matt Wall
John Horney
Pamplemousse Fad In Paris Stuns Waiters
In Paris on June 11 a grapefruit craze spreads as restaurateurs adapt to the new name Damplemousse. The fruit, citrus decumana, arrives via England from California Florida or the West Indies and remains costly. Waiters struggle with serving it and question its appeal among Anglo Saxons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Africa
England
California
Florida
West Indies
Paris Pajamas Mix Sleeves and Satin Embroidery
Paris designers present satin sleeveless pajamas with a slip-on cross front jacket that flares into a bias peplum. Embroidered trim decorates the jacket and the trouser legs, showing a playful blend of nightwear and outerwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Beer
ONE-MINUTE INTERVIEWS WHY WOMEN ARE NOT EXPERT SPEAKERS
Miss Helen Zachos of Cooper Union argues women can be eloquent with effort. She cites inertia and fear as main handicaps and urges preparation and practice for confident delivery. A clear speech is built through planning and experience, she says, much like preparing a dinner.
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NEA
Helen Zachos
Cooper Union
Progress Report On Arizona Meteor Mine Recovery
Geologists and engineers pursue a buried meteorite in an Arizona crater between Flagstaff and the Rincon area. A shaft to 1000 feet will feed a cross cut toward the mass with an 15 month completion target. Metals include iron nickel and traces of platinum iridium valued at about 85 dollars per ton in oxidized material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flagstaff
Engineering and Mining Journal
Elliott 13 Praised As Chief Of Police
Congratulations pour in for D W Elliott after his promotion to chief of police in High Point to fill the vacancy from L R Gibson's death. J Worth Bacon, former High Point Enterprise editor, lauds the selection and predicts a record setting tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
D. W. Elliott
L. R. Gibson
J. Worth Bacon
Winston-Salem Journal
High Point Enterprise
Mr. Worth
High Point
Death of Robert Brewis at 74 in High Point
Robert Brewis 74 died at his home 1406 12 North Main Street last night at 9 15 after weeks of illness. Born in Blythe England October 29 1852 he came to the U S at 19 and lived as a farmer. Survived by widow Miss Louella Rice. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Wednesday 11 o clock. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brewis
North Main Street
Mr. Brewis
Blythe England
High Point
Crosby
North Dakota
Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Louella Rice
Iowa
Sechrest Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Love and Insanity in a Gory Society
An aged man in a New York cemetery attempted suicide over his wife’s grave but was stopped by police. He was sentenced, then paroled to a hospital, prompting questions about society’s reach over personal life. The piece cites love’s insanities and a doctor’s odd will to his housekeeper plus a sensational pediatric revival story.
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New York
Samuel D. Nutt
Foca
No one has yet complained about life and death views
The passage argues against the idea that people are born to be nude and rejects using "death seems natural" to justify life-ending actions. It stresses that no person is strong enough to reject a loved one's life and that raising death as natural is improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Norton
Lansing
Mich
Prizes Awarded for Essay Contest in High Point Schools
Prizes totaling 94 dollars were awarded to ten essay contest winners from High Point public schools linked to the city beautification campaign. The slogan winner, W A Bivins, received 25 dollars. other honors went to Genevieve Sheetz and Wilson Southern with top school prizes, plus multiple first and second place recipients across junior high and various streets. A second garden photograph was planned with requests to notify the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
Commercial Club
Henry Raymond
Raymond Veneer Company
W. A. Bivins
Worth Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
Genevieve Sheetz
Wilson Southern
Lucille Lopp
Barbara Winslow
Margaret Sears
Johnson Street
Doris Welborn
Charlotte Holden
Emma Blair
Sarah Bolt
Frances Beam
Ada Blair
Edith Nance
Mamie Weaver
Cloverdale
Helen Farr
Glenn Smith
Oak Hill
Lewis Horne
Alma Johnson
Elm Street
Mary Whitt
Ray Street
Hildreth Gabriel
Robbie Craven
William Penn High School
Henrietta Truesdell
Josephine Griffin
Leonard Street
Marie McCallum
Ruth Owen
Fairview Street
Louisa Quattlebaum
Sarah Walden
Edgar Whitener
Oliver
Official Temperatures Report from Charlotte June 12
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a m in the principal cotton growing areas and other regions. The report lists highs lows and precipitation across districts including Charlotte and surrounding environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
High Hats Return Promised By Merchants Tailors
Cincinnati officials report the National Association of Merchant Tailors plans to spend 1,250,000 on advertising to revive the plug hat. Secretary T F B McNamara says men's clothing is making a comeback and men are becoming style conscious through this campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Merchant Tailors
T. F. B. McNamara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel
Stevens Bible
Stevens
Itill
C. C. Newton
Morris Street
Miss Garland
Guilford General
Helen Garland
Guilford General Hospital
Graduate Nurses Club
Ora Fulp
Nurses’ Home
Louise Salisbury
LaVerne Hudson
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Annie Robbins and
Mesars
John Clinard
B. W. Freeze, Jr
Fred Ingle
Frank Robbins
Luther League
Emmanuel Luther League
Lutheran Church
Miss Goolsby
Bride OF
Binkley
Green Street Baptist Church
Gertrude
Pauline Binkley
Prospect Street
Lavenia Collins
D. E. Bullard
Rosa Farrington
Bullard
Iris Ward
Bernice Stallings
Margie Crawford
Alma Howell
Zana
Breta Myers
Mrs. Harmon
Mrs. M. H. Harmon
Junior Service League
Country Club
Miss Cranmer
Public Welfare Department
Guilford County
R. T. Amos
Harold Bennett
Comer Covington
Roland Holton
Tom Kearns
Everett Marsh
Wade Marsh
Ben Moore
John Peacock
W. T. Powell
Richard Reitzel
T. V. Rochelle
W. H. Slane
Delk Smith
William Simmons
Capus Waynick
Cecil
Window
Moffitt’s
Margaret Powell
Nashville, Tenn
Collier Ellis
Omos
WEA Servece, Inc
Muck
Peter
Arizona
Florsheim
Agency
Quality Shoe Store
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San Francisco
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
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