Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Mr Oliver is ill at his home 111 Howell street with influenza. Tea and Topics club meets Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs Frank Armfield in Roland park. Woman's club gathers Wednesday at 3:30 pm at the Sheraton. executive board at 3. Bridge party hosted by Mrs D L Bouldin and Mrs Carson Burns Wednesday at 3 at Mrs Bouldin's Johnson street home. Susie West hosts a bridge party in compliment to Mrs Andrew Bell at Hylmore Tea room. guests include Misses Nell Craig Cornelia Cartland Marjorie Mendenhall Rachael Donnell Helen Chandley Blanche Keith Virginia Wood Ina Mae Le Roy Margaret Murray Doris Winston Anne Little Masemore Charlotte Brockman Clara Neese and many others. Mrs Wade Marsh hosts lunch in honor of Mrs Hugh Black at the Country club with yellow snapdragons and jonquils. four-course luncheon for a long list of guests including Mrs J T Burrus Mrs W C Beavans Miss Gilbert Muse Mrs Edwin Lyon and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss West
Bridge
Greensboro
Andrew Bell
Susie West
Hylmore Tea Room
Ed Mabry
Nell Craig
Cornelia Cartland
Marjorie Mendenhall
Rachael Donnell
Helen Chandley
Blanche Keith
Virginia Wood
Ina Mae le Roy
Margaret Murray
Doris Winston
Raleigh
Anne Little Masemore
Reidsville
Charlotte Brockman
Clara Neese
Jack Hardin
Gordon West
Reynolds Blackwell
Hammond Story
Henry Moore
F. D. Strickland
C. C. Fordham, Jr
Herbert Gentry
Marsh
Hugh Black
J. T. Burrus
W. C. Beavans
Gilbert Muse
Edwin Lyon
Lucile Sherrod
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Carl Rhodes
Grace Bencini
J. B. Cooper
Statesville
R. A. Sheloff
O. B. Bonner
Violet Johnson
Wade Marsh
Social visits and travels of local residents across states
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mitchell spent the weekend in Virginia visiting his parents. Mrs. J. B. Cooper and her son returned to Statesville after a week with Mrs. Cooper’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wineskie. Mrs. Laughenhour left Winston-Salem for home. Mr. and Mrs. Nissen of Winston-Salem visited Mrs. Charles. Polly Kivitte returned to B. C. Academy after a weekend with her mother Mrs. W. L. Kivitte. Mrs. Hugh Black returned to Spartanburg DC after visiting her parents. She attended the Freeze-Raymond wedding. Mrs. J. M. Oates returned from visits to Baltimore New York and Norfolk. Mrs. Roland Holton left to visit Mrs. Barnard Williams of Culpeper, Virginia.
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Mrs. R. E. Mitchell
Virginia
Mr. Mitchell
J. B. Cooper
Little Son
Statesville
Polly Kivitte
B. C. Academy
W. L. Kivitte
Hugh Black
Spartanburg
D. C
J. T. Burrus
Black
Roland Holton
Barnard Williams
Culpepper, Vas
Russians to study tractors under Henry Ford next month
Fifty Russians depart next month to study tractors under Henry Ford with expenses and salaries covered. the fiddlers receive only expenses.
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Moscow
Henrys Ford
Fiddlers
New York Child Razed in Florida Tale of Peter’s Bravery
Count Salm recalls how in Florida he was teased but Peter, a bright and quiet boy, never shed a tear. The tale notes the child quickly learned from his father how to climb into a waste paper basket.
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New York
Salm
Florida
Peter
Comedian Performs Bath Tub Gag at New York Theater
In New York a comedian staged a bath tub gag on stage with Countess Cathcart in the box, pretending to fit the tub with champagne for a humorous routine last night.
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New York
Countess Cathcart
Palm Beach Butler Loans Money to Stotesbury Party
Flo Ziegfeld keeps an extra butler and is obliging to friends. He loaned Hrs. FE. T. Stotesbury a few for a party the other night.
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Palm Beach
Flo Ziegfeld
FE. T. Stotesbury
Rights to meet argued in Ruthenberg case in Michigan
The brief filed in the U S Supreme Court argues radicals may meet and discuss communist aims if they commit no acts of violence. Charles E Ruthenberg challenges Michigan criminal syndicalism law after a 1922 Bridgeman Michigan secret convention conviction. The filing cites Whitney v California and calls for equal protection of assembly rights.
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Washington
Mar
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Michigan
Whitney
California
Ruthenberg
Communist Party of America
Bridgeman
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Superior Judge Talk On Smokies Dinner Planned
Acceptances for a Sheraton Hotel dinner tomorrow night will be received by telephone at the High Point Chamber of Commerce until noon Tuesday. Judge T. D. Bryzon of the proposed Great Smoky Mountains National Park is to speak, with the program to finish by 6 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
T. D. Bryzon
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
High Point
Praying For Hugh Jennings At St Bonaventure
Five hundred St Bonaventure students in Olean New York pray for Hugh Jennings the former student now Giants coach and assistant manager who is seriously ill Jennings played for the St Bonaventure baseball team in 1902 and 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Morris Heads to Wadesboro on Business Trip
Mr J A Morris has departed for a business trip to Wadesboro North Carolina with plans to meet clients and oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Wadesboro, N
Appointment notices at Red Bell Shoe Store in Winston-Salem
A weekly schedule says visits will occur in High Point on Tuesdays and instructions to leave appointments at Red Bell Shoe Store. It lists two phone numbers 2151 and 478 and mentions Winston-Salem. The tagline reads Neglect Means Foot Torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
National Park Talk Set With Judge Bryson in Greensboro
Early morning arrivals and confirmed guests mark plans for a Greensboro Chamber of Commerce dinner. Judge Bryson will speak on the Mountain country of Western North Carolina and E D Borthurst of the Greensboro School Board will discuss a proposed great national park within the state. Guests are asked to bring wives and reserve in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bryson
North Carolina
E. D. Broadhurst
Givensboro
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bryson
Grimes Street School Class Presents Three One Act Plays
The graduating class of Grimes Street School will stage three one act comedies Friday night March 12 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The Friedberg male chorus of about twenty voices will sing between acts. A synopsis and cast lists will run in a future Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Street School
Friedberg
Enterprise
Bruey Ends Case by Hanging Before Murder Trial
Fairfield Iowa March 1 AP Louis Bruey 50 farmer chose death by hanging in his county jail cell rather than face a first degree murder indictment for the slaying of Sam McNeese 18. The killing followed revelations of alleged relations between McNeese and Bruey’s 14 year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Sam McNeese
Louis Bruey
Bruey
Fred Raible
McNeese
Invention Aims to Ease Alpine Treks for Tourists
An inventor in Geneva introduces a motor sled capable of climbing hills at 13 miles per hour and pulling loaded toboggans, promising to ease the Alps journey for wealthy winter travelers.
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Geneva
Alps
Fellow
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