Local notices and society events from High Point region
Mrs Royster Tucker patient at High Point hospital undergoes treatment. Eleanor Stevens Bible Class meets Tuesday at 9 30 with Mrs J M Rush 12 Tate street. Sorosis club meets Friday 3 pm at 38 cs with J Brash home on Lin street. Albert and wife return from bridal trip to northern cities and at Madison apartment. Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday 8 30 pm with officer elections. Olive Cox urges members to attend. D A R chapter to meet Tuesday 3 pm at Mrs O B Mendell Gatewood avenue. Mrs W I Gilleland visiting Statesville. Grace Lee and John Horner guests. Raleigh guests Mr and Mrs Matt Wall at Hunter apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stevens
J. M. Rush
Tate Street
John
S II Club
Sorosis Club
Friy
Albert Freeze
Madison
Grace Lee
John Horner
Raleigh
Matt Wall
Hunter
Infant of Mr and Mrs Brewer Dies in Moore County
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs J A Brewer died at their home on East Green Street Saturday night. The remains were moved to Brown's Chapel in Moore County yesterday for funeral and burial services.
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J. A. Brewer
East Green Street
Brown's Chapel
Moore County
G. D. Walton
Archdale
Herman T. Stephens
East Green Street Baptist Church
Offi
North Carolina Prohibition Enforcement Drive Led by League
Raleigh officials report the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League launched a campaign for stricter enforcement of the prohibition law with prominent speakers. Pinehurst hosts Secretary Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg arriving for their annual two week visit to the resort.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League
Pinehurst
Kellogg
Fayetteville Names Temporary Manager for New Eastern Carolina League
Harvey Morris has been appointed temporary manager of the Fayetteville club as the Eastern Carolina Baseball Association prepares for permanent organization and the new league's launch.
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Fayetteville
Eastern Carolina Baseball Association
Harvey Morris
Special election set for Moore County April 27
Moore county voters will decide on a special tax to extend the local school term from six to eight months in an April 27 election. In Chapel Hill the UNC glee club performed on WEAF New York yesterday.
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Southern Pines
Moore County
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Glee Club
WEAF
New York
Quick Mexican Divorce Quotation Tops Five Hundred Sixty Two
The notice from Tucson Arizona reveals a quoted Mexican divorce price of 562.50 dollars with a promise of settlement in three days and a decree in about 20 days, indicating rapid processing and possible legal arrangement.
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Tucson
Ariz
Greensboro seeks 555 members to form largest American Legion post
A drive for members for the local American Legion post begins in Greensboro with a goal of 555 members, aiming to create the largest post in the state.
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Greensboro
American Legion
Fire destroys Negro Y.M.C.A. building in Winston-Salem
Fire believed incendiary yesterday destroyed the Negro Y.M.C.A. building in Winston-Salem according to firemen reports. The blanked article notes the origin as suspicious and describes the damage to the facility serving the local community.
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Winston-Salem
Firmen
Negros’ Y. M. C. A
Dentists Gather for Second District Dental Society Opening
More than 150 dentists were to gather in Charlotte for the opening of the second district dental society covering the Piedmont section of the state.
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Charlotte
Second District Dental Society
Piedmont
Harvard President Links Football to College Attendance
Cambridge Mass President Lowell argues fewer intercollegiate football games would boost college attendance and similar declines in sectarian bitterness have reduced church attendance.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lowell
Harvard
Dance Partners Advertised as Women’s Freedom Stalls
In Eskisheira Turkey a youth social club seeks paid female dance partners as women gain freedom slowly, with men left to dance with chairs or among themselves.
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Eskishera
Turkey
Miui
Countess Cathcart Repents Four Years Ago
New York report notes Countess Cathcart repented four years ago and wired Rev. Dr. Christian F. Reisner after reading his remark that she should be treated magnanimously.
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New York
Countess Cathcart
Christian . F. Reisner
Local men form companies under laws of Carolina
Certificates filed in Raleigh show multiple firms: R F Holland Enterprises Asheville with 100000 authorized capital. Tyson Long Co Farmville 20000. Winston-Salem Hardware Co Winston-Salem 1000000. Hendon Motor Co Asheville 60000. Reliance Investment Co Asheville 50000. Brevard Hardware and Furniture Co Brevard 20000. Lewis Harris Inc High Point dry goods 50000. McClung March Co Charlotte 100000 with various subscribers from Asheville Farmville Lexington Wins ton Brevard Greenville Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Mar
W. N. Everett
R. F. Holland Enterprises, Inc
Asheville
R. F. Holland
Calvin Zimmerman
J. G. Anderson
Tyson-Long Company
Farmville
General Mercantile Business
T. W. Lang
C. A. Tyson
Minnie Tyson
Winston-Salem Hardware Company
Winston-Salem
J. D. Redwine
J. H. Greer
Lexington
Charles O. Beck
Hendon Motor Company
J. T. Hendon
Nell G. Hendon
J. W. Buitman
Reliance Investment Company
William Ebb
Statesville
Jesse G. Yates
Ruth M. Kidder
Lula F. Hartsell
Brevard Hardware and Furniture Company
Brevard
T. E. Eskey
J. 8. Garrett
Greenville S. C
D. F. Moore
Lewis Harris, Inc
High Point
Jacob Harris
Lewis Harris
Sam Shavitz
McClung March Company
Charlotte
J. W. McClung
Lex Marsh, Jr
G. A. Marsh
AP Radio Tonight Explains News Gathering Process
The Associated Press explains the work of its 80 000 reporters and editors on radio tonight. Executives describe how world news is gathered and distributed to readers. Broadcast at four divisional HQ stations with additional stops listed across major cities.
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New York
Mar
Cooperative News Gathering Organization
Associated Press
WJZ
WMAQ
Chicago
WSB
Atlanta
KPOU
San Francisco
East
WOR
Newark
WGY
Schenectady
WNAC
Boston
WOO
Philadelphia
KADKA
Pittsburgh
WHEC
Rochester
WGR
Buffalo
WTIC
Hartford
Prohibition Poll Ballot Invitation Citywide Readers Vote
The Enterprise republishes ballots for a nationwide prohibition poll printed by 700 newspapers. Readers may choose I favor keeping the amendment, I favor repeal, or I favor modification to allow light wine and beer. Return ballots to the Prohibition Editor. Results are tabulated by NEA Service in Cleveland and released nationally.
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Enterprise
Maine
California
NEA Service
Newspaper Feature Syndicate
Cleveland
Burial in Oak Wood Cemetery Follows Death of Child
Burial followed in Oak Wood cemetery. The child is survived by the parents and one brother.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Saturday Puzzle Answer Hidden in Jumble
Scrambled puzzle lines hint at a hidden solution phrase. Despite garbled text the key terms suggest a wordplay clue leading to a final answer. The fragmentary read of AIRY and DARIEIS points to a weather or diary themed solution.
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Royster Tucker
High Point Hospital
Leanor Stevens
ER Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Olive Cox
D. A. BR
Exander Martin
Daughers of the
Amorrow
Mrs. O. BE. Mendenall
Gatewood Avenue
Mrs. WI. S& Gilleland
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Constance Talmadge
Dog
Moving Picture
Alastair MacIntosh
Burlingame
Calif
Connie
Ped Tit
Carolina
Broadhurst
Irene Rich
Clive Brook
New Fox Nerv
Prohibition
Enterprise High Point
N. C
Call
Martha Washington
Raamn No UY de Drug CO
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
Red Bell Shoe Store
Irene
KOTEX
Jones Gentry CO
The
Rose Furniture Co
End of
English St
Sartin
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