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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

5

Social events highlight High Point social notes

Mrs J M Davis hosted a Saturday party at 500 West Green Street for her son Farrell Davis with games and candy favors for guests including Bobby Daviness J Allen Dorothy Sloope Austin Brady and Leota Hall Numerous announcements follow including the birth of Vance Lee Shaw on June 12 at 202 Burton Street and multiple church group meetings and a notable wedding planned for Elizabeth Lassiter and Raymond Alonzo Jolly at Chapel Hill with a breakfast and garden party to follow.

J.M. Davis West Green Street Farrell Davis Bobby Daviness J. Allen Dorothy Sloope Austin Brady Ray Hunter Leota Hall Jacksie Lee Brady Luella Sloope Farrell Davis, Mesdames J. M. Davis, Paul Hancock Edgar Hunter Emma Brady Missesse Elsie Swett Noravis J. Shaw Vance Lee Burton Street Searchlight Searchlight Girls English Street M. P. Church Dorothy Louise Hill Everett Street MR. Jolly Miss Lassiter Nellie Coke Lassiter Aulander N. C High Point Public Library North Carolina College For Women Greensboro Jolly 8. H. Kress and Company Anderson, D. C Clemson College

Visitors and guests farmed around city residences

Mrs J H Petty visited with her daughter at 215 Richard son street. Miss Ismay McCracken of Greensboro is staying with Mrs Holt McPherson. Mrs John L King of Greensboro and Mrs William B Lee of Monroe N C spent yesterday with Mrs R T Pickens at 704 West Broad street. Mrs Fred W Morrill of 211 Montheu avenue returned from a two weeks visit in Hertford N C. Mrs C L Lewis visits son Robert Lewis and family in Asheville. Mrs Spencer Wise of Miami Fla is guest of her parents on North Main street.

Ismay McCracken Greensboro Mrs. Holt McPherson John L. King William &. Lee Monroe, N. C R. T. Pickens West Broad Street Fred W. Morrill Montheu Avenue Hertford N. C C. L. Lewis Robert Lewis Asheville Spencer Wise Miami, Pia Frank Wineskie North Main Street

Hurley Declines Run for Republican Vice Presidency

Secretary Hurley of the War Department stated he will not be a candidate for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He met with President Hoover and reviewed convention developments by long distance telephony and noted he had not decided about attending the Chicago convention. He added he would oppose any attempt to push Charles Curtis aside if he attended.

Washington Hurley Chicago Hoover Adaim Charles Curtis

Pioneer Aviator of N C Succumbs

Chare June 13. Thornwell H. Andrews who in 1912 flew the first airplane over Charlotte died after brief illness in a local hospital. He learned to fly in 1911 and barnstormed with Lincoln Beachy. Survivors include sisters and brothers. Also notes the marriage of Miss Blanche J. Fowler to Marvin W. Segers and their forthcoming residence in Thomasville. The piece closes with a reference to a convention issue.

Chare P— Thornwell H. Andrews Charlotte Andrews Kitty Hawk Lincoln Beachy Albany C. A. Meyer Hendersonville Carlton Andrews Durham William P. Andrews

Mrs Harmon Honored At Concord Party Reception

Mrs E T Harmon of this city visited her daughter Mrs B K Willis in Concord where a formal reception honored her. The Willis home featured pink and white decorations with garden flowers and pastel confections. A long receiving line and multiple hostesses greeted several hundred guests from nearby towns.

E. T. Harmon B. K. Willis Concord Conoe Tribune E. K. Willis White Street Exum Thomas Harmon High Point Suzanne Willis Ann Reid G. B. Lewis Willis Harmon Harmon, Mrs. Harmon's Sister, Mrs. G. H. Kearns, Mrs. L. J. Hayworth H. I. Coffield J. G. Briggs Katherine TenHoopen O. E. Kearns A. S. Parker I. Harding Hughes F. M. Pickett Robert H. Walker T. Wingate Andrews J. A. Kennett W. H. Gorman N. K. Reid L. A. Fisher Leslie Correll H. §. Williams R. E. Ridenhour Ann Hoover Lucy Ann Howard Sara Frances Fisher F. M. Youngblood Cameron MacRae C. B

Miss Anna Rowe Russell and Miss Vera York Tour to Salisbury

Miss Anna Rowe Russell and Miss Vera York depart tonight for Salisbury to attend the Christian Endeavor convention in session June 14 to 16. Thomas B. Walker of this city enlisted at Greensboro last week and is bound for Fort Bragg with the field artillery. Mr and Mrs R M Hudson return from New York City with Mr Hudson continuing home to Franklin and Mrs Hudson staying.

Anna Rowe Russell Vera York Salisbury Christian Endeavor Thomas B. Walker Army Greensboro Fort Bragg Mrs. R. M. Hudson New York City Mr. Hudson Franklin Mrs. Hudson

Mrs Harmon Honored In Informal Tea At Franklin Avenue

Mrs W H Gorman hosted a small informal afternoon tea in her Franklin avenue garden honoring Mrs E T Harmon of High Point visiting her daughter Mrs H K Willis. Several guests attended the dalizhtfnuar occasion.

E. T. Harmon High Point H. K. Willis W. H. Gorman Franklin Avenue

Robbery at Antonakas Home on North Hamilton Street

Thieves ransacked Antonakas residence at 502 North Hamilton Street Saturday night stealing jewelry and attire valued around 2300 dollars. Entry was gained through an open basement door and police are fingerprinting the scene to identify suspects.

Bute Antonakas Hamilton Street

Joe Leclair Declared Dead for Death Benefit

In Charleroi Pennsylvania on June 11 officials of Joe Leclair lodge declare him officially dead to enable a $200 death benefit. Leclair 68 wished to return to Belgium but lacked boat fare.

Charleroi. Pa Joe Leclair Joe Belgium

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Hilliard Memorial W. M. S Woman's Missionary Society of the Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Mra. J. B. Ellis Stanton Street Ladies Aid Ladies Aid of John Kennedy Briggs Avenue J. A. Les Moffitts Cp Eeae J. H. Petty Richardson Street Curtis N.C Thornwell H. Andrews Fowler Marvin W. Segers York Blanche J. Fowler D. A. Fowler W. T. Segers Thomasville E. Gattys Nunn Elsie Lambeth Brannon Segers Segers High Point School Forest Park School Winston-Salem Mrs. Segers Calvert Avenue Dency THE Sheraton Hotel the Sheraton Kodak Wagger’s Ladies Shop Kee Lela Pei Ned B.O Lifebuoy Lever Bros. CO Jane Kay Kathryn Bickel Gooch - Thomas, Inc Men’s Dimity Union Efird’s Department Store
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