Mrs Morris Wins High Score Prize
Mrs J A Morris won a high score prize, a double deck of cards, at Emerywood Country Club bi weekly Tuesday morning card party yesterday at ten. Hostesses were Mrs J H Walker Jr and Mrs Laurance Ingram with several participants named including Mesdames Ing ram, Morris, Hampp, Lackey, Stroupe, Chidester, Snow, Casey, Washburn, Hart, McLarty and Misses Stewart, Denny, and Frances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Emerywood Country Club
J. H. Walker, Jr
Laurance Ingram
Charles T. Ingram
C. C. Hampp
M. A. Lackey
G. V. Stroupe
O. C. Chidester
Rodney E. Snow
Paul Casey
Jesse Washburn
Albert Hart, Jr
George McLarty
Mildred Stewart
Sarah Denny
Frances
Miss Sarah Wyatt Weds J K Sadler in Virginia Ceremony
Miss Sarah Louise Wyatt and James Kirksey Sadler were married in a 5 pm ceremony at Lexington Virginia on June 16. Rev James A Johnson officiated in a ring ceremony at the Methodist church. Wyatt is a Guilford College alumna and High Point teacher. Sadler, Clemson graduate, High Point Schools worker. The couple resides at 1904 Johnson St High Point. No cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Sarah Louise Wyatt
James Kirksey Sadler
Lexington
James A. Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. F. Wyatt
Millers Creek
Guilford College
Flora Macdonald College
High Point City
Sadler
J. E. Sadler
James Edward Sadler
Greenville
8. C
Clemson College
Tata Lamba Sigma Fraternity
Johnson Street
High Point
N. C
Social Calendar Highlights Bridal Events and Ball Evening
Wednesday features a High Point Council of Jewish Women meeting at Mrs. Kaplan's home with Mrs. London as hostess. The Marsh-Crawford wedding rehearsal cake-cutting follows at Wesley Memorial church with guests. Thursday includes a luncheon hosted by Mrs Hun sucker on Hillcrest drive and the wedding of Miss Helen Marsh to William Crawford at Wesley Memorial church, plus the June Ball at Sedgefield Country Club with Oliver Naylor and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry C. Kaplan
Club Drive
Jake London
J. Arthur Marsh
Marsh-Crawford
Wesley Memorial Church
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Misa Helen Marsh
William E. Crawford
Durham
Helen Marsh
Arthur Marsh
William B. Crawford
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Manor
Oliver Naylor
Church Social Picnic and Club Meetings Announced
Multiple church groups announce gatherings and meetings. The Woman's Wesley Bible class will picnic at city lake tomorrow evening at 6 30. The Business Women's Circle meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs V Shankle at 804 West Lexington. Lottie Holden Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 0 at Mrs C B Bundy's Newton Street home. Lucy Robertson Auxiliary to meet Thursday at 7 45 with Mrs Roy Lee West on Ray Street. Ward Street Woman's Bible class meets last night at Mrs D B Taylor's home. Mrs C P Evans elected president. Mary Jones Bible Study class meeting postponed to next Thursday due to leader's camp. H L Hawks Jr born June 18 1934 to Mr and Mrs H L Hawks. Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary to meet Wednesday at 7 30 with speaker Mr J W Johnson explaining the Lord's Prayer. Miss Mary Elizabeth Long recovering at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
City Lake
Business Women's Circle
South Main Street Methodist Church
V. Shankle
West
Lexington Avenue
Lottie Holden
C. B. Bundy
Newton Street
Lucy Robertson
Main Street
M. E
Roy Lee West
Ray Street
Ward Street
Ward Street Methodist Church
D. B. Taylor
A. H. Trotter
C. P. Evans
Taylor
D. H. Cole
J. A. Wilkes
8. W. Connor
Blanche Muse
J. C. Smoot
Alice Dantzler
Bessie Tesh
W. L. Lewis
BE. W. Jones
Colfax
Vv. F. W
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
J. W. Johnson
B. G. Walsh
Acorns valued in England as hog fattening feed
Acorns were long used in England as a valuable food for fattening hogs. This note highlights traditional agricultural practice and the role of oak nuts in livestock feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Miss Marsh Honored At Bridge Luncheon by Mrs Smith
Miss Helen Marsh bride elect of Thursday was honored at a bridge luncheon yesterday morning at Mrs. Smiths Edgedale Drive home. Five tables of play, buffet luncheon, and a central flower arrangement preceded gifts including a copper singing kettle for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marsh
Mrs. Smith
Helen Marsh
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Phillip Davis
Cox Stone Marriage Solemnized at Home in Thomasville
Miss Grace Stone of Thomasville and Grover C. Cox of Greensboro were wed Saturday at 4 pm in the Stone home with Rev. John Cline officiating. A simple reception followed as the couple planned a wedding trip to the Shenandoah Valley before settling in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stone
Thomasville
Grover C. Cox
Greensboro
A. L. Stone
John Cline
Methodist Church
Kitty Ida Cline
Cox
Shenandoah Valley
Mrs. Cox
Guilford College
Chicago Music College
Walkertown High School
O. F. Cox
Gate City Motor Company
North College Park Drive
Kirby Groome
C. A. Cox
Clyde Cox
Reid Mendenhall
High Point
Misa Kitty Ida Cline
Marsh Hardin Wedding Announced in 1933
Mr and Mrs Talmadge Ver non Rochelle of Sedgefield announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel Katherine Hardin to Howard Darnaby Marsh of High Point on September 1 1933 in Danville Virginia. The couple will reside in High Point. The bride studied at Woman's College UNC and High Point College. The groom son of Mr and Mrs J B Marsh of High Point attended UNC and High Point College and works with Marsh Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Dorothy Juanita Durham
D. F. Bruner
Danville
High Point
Talmadge Vernon Rochelle
Sedgefield
Ethel Katherine Hardin
Howard Darnaby Marsh
W. W. Trent
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
High Point College
Marsh
J. B. Marsh
Marsh Furniture Company
W C T U Holds June Meeting at Mrs Andrews Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. D. T. Andrews on East Russell Street for a June gathering led by President Mrs. A. M. Andrews. The program highlighted Flower Mission origins with readings and poems by Mrs. Hedrick Mrs. June Barker and Miss Emma Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. T. Andrews
East Russell Street
A. M. Andrews
John Hedrick
A. M. Briggs
Flower Mission
Community Notes on Local Births and Visits
Local families share news of recovery from operations and home arrivals. Mrs. D. T. Taylor returns home from Guilford General Hospital after a serious operation for which she is recovering. Mary Joan Kerr born June 19 at 517 White Oak Street. Billie Ray Kennedy celebrates fifth birthday at grandparents’ home with local relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Taylor
Guilford General Hospital
Madeline Smith
T. P. Smith
White Oak Street
Mary Joan Kerr
Paul Kerr
Mary Joan
Billie Ray Kennedy
W. F. Kennedy
Thomasville Road
D. M. Kennedy
Hilda
Stewart Kennedy
Fay
Fonda Hedrick
Ruby
Bernice Kennedy
Claude Petty
Frances
Calvin Kennedy
Donna Ray Bilis
Annie Kennedy
Junior
Shorty Kennedy
Barrett to Lead Prayer Service at First M P Church
Dr. L H Zimmerman announces that Mr Barrett will lead the mid week prayer and praise service at the First Methodist Protestant church on North Main and Richardson streets in the Philathea room this evening. The Baraca Brotherhood class sponsors flowers music and a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barrett
First M. P. Church
First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
Philathea
Baraca Brotherhood
L. H. Zimmerman
Pregnancy Motive Claimed in Trunk Murder Inquest
Inquest finds torso shows no signs of operation linked to a missing Detroit and New York attorney Agnes Turverson. Baby girl found in a wicker fish basket in a railway station checkroom February 24. Police say the infant was born dead and not linked to the woman’s slaying. Scotland Yard issues nationwide appeal for missing women since May 30. Inquest adjourned to July 18 in a seaside resort glass palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turverson
Detroit
New York
Sir Bernard
Scotland Yard
Bandits Take Over Oklahoma Town
A group invaded an Oklahoma town kidnapping several people including Paul Smith night cook, Mrs Rose Cook, and two youths Red Reynolds and Ralph Godrey. They tied prisoners at a baseball park and forced the safe move while escaping before dawn. Dr. E E Goodrich assisted and Sheriff Milo Beck pursued the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Stanfield
Smith
Ball Park
E. E. Goodrich
Crescent
Milo Beck
Guthrie
Democrats Hold Raleigh Convention Major Policy
The State Democrats march on Raleigh with plans to endorse the Ehringhaus administration and policies while avoiding direct mention of the controversial sales tax. This convention marks the first since President Roosevelt took office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehringhaus
Roosevelt
Evangelistic Meetings Led by Local Ministers
J O Barrett will speak on The Christ of John's Gospel with Rev R Farmer assisting Rev O B Williams of Kernersville in evening evangelistic meetings this week. A cordial invitation is extended to all, especially men not attending elsewhere, to the inspirational service tonight. Special music will be provided by a church male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Barrett
R. Farmer
Prohibition Plank Debate Stirs Preconvention Gossip
Preconvention chatter splits on the party platform with many favoring a dry plank to honor the long-standing prohibition stance since Woodrow Wilson’s era. Some speculate a watered down line to avoid locking lawmakers into maintaining dry laws or triggering another referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orate
Woodrow Wilson
Drys
Yarber Receives Suspended Term in Prohibition Case
Sam Yarber, who turned state evidence against Ray Swartzburg in a liquor case, drew six months in the county jail to be assigned to road work with execution to issue within two years. He testified with Winston Bissett that Swartzburg employed him in the liquor racket. Other cases include Thelma Welborn three months on road work and Ben Stafford three months plus costs for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Yarber
Ray Swartzburg
Swartzburg
Lewis EB. Teague
Winston Bissett
Yarber
Bissett
Mernt
Adgett
Thelma Welborn
Willie May Moore
Ben Stafford
W. EB. Price
Graham Todd
Lutheran Group To Assemble Tonight
The Em manuel Lutheran Brotherhood holds its monthly meeting at the church tonight at 6 45 o clock Supper will be served by the Ladies Aid and all members are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Men's Bible Class Plans Activities at North Main Street Baptist
The North Main Street Baptist Men’s Bible class met Monday evening with J. W. Ledwell. A member drive agreed to sponsor a School Patrol boy’s trip to Washington. A committee will confer with the church finance committee on a Sunday school building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Early High Point Scenes Recap by A W Klemme
A W Klemme, High Point decorative glass maker, spoke to the American Business Club at the Elwood hotel. He recalled the town’s first cars, churches, post office, theaters, hotels, and notable residents, plus road development and a $1000 Guilford County prize for a roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. W. Klemme
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Klemme
Guilford County
Cobb Farm
Sedgefield
Betts Drug Company
Greensboro
Briggs
Old Southern Car Works
Kilemme
Eugene Armfield
West Green
South Main Streets
Dentist to Person Ratio Highlights U S Health Gap
A recent statistic shows one dentist serves 1700 Americans, illustrating access gaps in dental care across the United States and potential pressure on providers and patients seeking routine services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Notice of Sale in New Deal Grocery Receivership
W. L. York as Receiver will sell on June 26 1934 at ten in the morning at Mill Street Highland Mill High Point NC all stock of groceries fixtures and accounts receivable either in parcels or as a whole. Sale terms are cash. This 15th day of June 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Grocery
W. L. York
Municipal Court
City of
High Point
Mill Street
Highland Mill
North Carolina
Child Robert Furr Dies at Home in Linden Street
Robert Roger Furr died at his parents home 1806 Lindenstret last night at 8 45. He was born in High Point on April 6 1934 and had endured ill health for some time. Burial arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roger Furr
Lindenstret
High Point
Betty A. Stout Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs. Betty A. Stout 49 died at her Asheboro road home after a stroke of apoplexy suffered at 10:30 AM. Born April 7, 1886 in Randolph County, she lived in Hig Point and Archdale, was a Marlboro Friends Church member, married 32 years to T. L. Stout, mother of Jahne and Clarence, with siblings Isaac Farlow Eliza Goodman and Martha Hill. Funeral at Marlboro Friends Church Friday at 8 PM conducted by Rev. Reuben Payne. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty A. Stout
Asheboro Road
Stout
Randolp County
William and
Dice Farlow
Hig Point
Archdale
Marlboro Friends Church
T. L. Stout
Jahne
Clarence
Isaac Farlow
Archedale
Eliza Goodman
Thomasville
Martha Hill
Randolph County
Reuben Payne
Vinson Plans Drive To Cut Tobacco Tax
House Ways and Means Chairman Vinson outlines a drive to reduce the tobacco tax. The plan, debated after hearings, faces opposition from President Roosevelt over revenue loss and the need to replace tobacco tax money with sufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
Doughton
D-Nc
Ways and Means
Kentuckian
Roosevelt
Furr King Family Mourns Loss in Local Obituary
The obituary notes the death of a local resident, son of Robert BE and Lucille King Furr. Surviving relatives include the parents and grandparents J. R. Furr and J. W. King. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family home with Rev. George Liner officiating, interment to follow in the family cemetery near Biscose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BE
Luceille King Furr
J. R. Furr
J. W. King
George Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Biscose
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Club News
Miss Maideline Hoover
Mrs. Morris
Sarah Wyatt
J. K. Sadler
W. R. Boyles
Hicks’ Orchestra
Moffitt’s
H. L. Hawks, JR
H. L. Hawks
Mis Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Burrus Memorial Hospital
F. Clardy
Pittsburgh
Arthur M Hesdames
Robert Hodges
Burlington
Sanders Dallas
Wilton Barnes
Richard Salsbury
Holt McPherson
Sam Davis
Glenn Smith
W. B. Mitchell
R. T. Amos
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
John Abels
5. Payne
Lucie Hayes
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Mary D. McAnally
Evelyn Edmond
Jacksonville, Fla
Meéesdames
Ed Johnson
Ramseur
D. N. Welborn
W. B. McEwen
Collier Ellis
W. G. Reich
W. EB. Price l
Virginia Maynard
Dr. van M. Ellis
Princeton University
New Brunswick
N. J
Dr. Ellis
Beach Haven
New York City
ST. Mary's
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Parish
Tar Heel Inn
L. R. Stewart
Pussey
Amos
Esker Amos
Robert Rudisi
Wootten
R. K. Stewart
Leila Wootten
Olivia Amos
Robert Hartley
Oklahoma Town
Raleigh
Klemmme
Wachovia
Sheraton Hotel
Clyde Chapman
Budweiser
King OF Bottled Beer
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Thomas & Howard CO
Greensboro, N. C
Sechrest Funeral Home
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