Senior High Honor Roll Totals Revealed for Six Weeks
The six weeks ending March 4 list 178 names with Freshmen leading at 75, Sophomores 44, Juniors 33, and Seniors 26. Notable seniors include Byron Abels and Arthur Hucks. juniors feature Gust Antonakos and James Gianoulis. sophomores list John Lindsay and James Mattocks. freshmen include Jeanette Ennis and Ira McCrickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seni
Byron Abels
Milford Byerly
Arthur Hucks
Frank Sizemore
Bagnella Guenther
Nicholas Antonakos
Wendell Dunbar
Bill Fraley
Thomas Gordy
Robert Guarino
Frank Parker
Thomas Taylor
Charles
James Parsons
Ray Steele
Betty Jo Abels
Edna May Douglas
Marion Elliott
Lois Hoover
Virginia Jackson
Elsie Mae Sink
Sarah L. Tomlinson
Doris Welborn
Harriet Skull
Martha Browder
Elizabeth Cummings
Mario Dickson
Iris Louise McIntosh
Mary Lou Moffitt
Mary Ruth Seward
John Murrow
Zach Whitlow
Lawrence Wagger
Everlena Robbins
Hazel Hedgecock
Edith Hobson
Helen Houser
Helen Kearns
Louise Linthicum
Frank Wood
Eloise Warner
Margaret Hayden
John Hall
Thomas Jones
Margaret Briggs
Vesta Copeland
Lois Chidester
Elizabeth Hatcher
Charlotte Holden
Mary Nelson Kiser
Cora Worth Parker
Vera York
Juanita Lee
Katherine Lowe
Jeanette Ennis
Ira McCrickard
Juanita Meredith
George Crowell
Eugene Edmonds
Billy Shelton
Margaret Austin
Mattie Belle Bolt
Margaret
Wesley Memorial Prayer Meeting Schedule Published
Wesley Memorial lists a week of home prayer services with dates and leaders across neighborhoods. The lineup includes addresses on English Cedrow Montlieu and numerous residents guiding sessions from Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. IneTram
W. F. Pleming
L. P. Magnin
Cedrow
W. B. McEwen
L. W. Flythe
W. Lexington
Geddie Strick
H. W. McCain
E. F. Long
Montheu
E. L. Kirk
BE. B. Barnes
Welborn
Genevieve Moore
G. T. Wood
Boulevard
W. B. Hall
W. E. Linthicum
G. H. Crowell
Oakwood Court
L. F. Tuttle
John Sheloff
P. W. Flagge
Herman Smith
Edgedale
Sarah Kee
H. F. Hunsucker
Hillcrest
J. W. Austin
J. L. Kirkman
N. Hamilton
Rosa Sutherland
D. A. Stanton
EB. Green
F. P. Ingram
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill
R. H. Sechrest
S. Main
Geddie Strickland
C. F. Grissom
B. Green
W. M. Barker
Thurston
Irvin Paylor
Brentley Circle
J. E. Woosley
J. R. Peacock
Johnson
C. H. Nabers
O. M. Andrews
Chestnut
N. F. Hart
J. W. Wilson
CG. B
Bundy
Newton
G. A. Matton
W.B. McEwen
Chas
Gueth
Morris
W. G. Reich
C. L. Amor
North Main
Sam Dutton
W. A. Bivins
H. J. Rockwell
Arlington
B. Daniel
T. J. Heath
Adams
O. Eb, Cunningham
W. M. Rucker
Fifth
E. N. Allen
Steele
W. T. Powell
Parkway
Robi. Holt
Mrs Ruth Hayworth's Johnson City Visit Noted
Mrs. W. W. Wilkens of Johnson City Tennessee visits her mother Mrs. Hattie Hayworth at 708 Willowbrook Street. Mrs Wilkens was formerly Miss Ruth Hayworth of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilkens
Johnson City
Tenn
Hattie Hayworth
Willowbrook Street
Wilkens
Ruth Hayworth
Salisbury Faculty Guests Visit Miss Mary Alice Sheloff
Miss Bess Sheloff Miss Helen Jenkins and Miss Luray Lewis from Salisbury schools spend the weekend as guests of Miss Mary Alice Sheloff at her Parkway home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Sheloff
Helen Jenkins
Luray Lewis
Salisbury Schools
Mary Alice Sheloff
Parkway
President's Cousin Dies In Washington
George Clyde Hoover aged 65, a cousin of the president, died at his Washington home after a brief illness. He was an attorney with the Interstate Commerce Commission and a West Branch, Iowa native. He is survived by his wife Ruth, a son Clyde in Washington, and Mrs Helen Yoder of West Branch. Burial plans were not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
George Clyde Hoover
Joel T
White House
Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ruth Hoover
Clyde
Helen Yoder
Boone
West
Thomasville Grays Host Mary Alice Hoover Birthday Program
The Thomasville Grays chapter of the Children of the Confederacy met at the Hoover home on East Main Street with Miss Mary Alice Hoover as hostess. Lois Black presided as plans were discussed, Elizabeth Blair led the program on George Washington, Doris Williams read Washington's Birthday, and Saint Patrick themed refreshments and favors were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mar
Thomasville Grays
Children of the Confederacy
Mary Alice Hoover
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Ruth Murphy
Margaret Lee Bryant
Lois Black
America
Elizabeth Blair
George Washington
Washington
Doris Williams
PTA Meeting at Colonial Drive School Presided by Mrs McCuiston
The Colonial Drive School PTA held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon with president Mrs C C McCuiston presiding. Rev J K Fleming of the First Presbyterian Church led a devotional period followed by a group of patriotic songs sung by fifth and sixth graders under Miss Margaret Newell's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
C. C. McCuiston
J. K. Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Newell
Hoover backs Judge Wilkerson who sent Capone to jail
Washington March 12 Judge James H Wilkerson who sent Al Capone to jail without bail received praise from President Hoover. Reports say Capone has appealed from Chicago to be released to help locate the Lindbergh baby, while officials weigh the risks of aiding gangland. Capone hopes for release to assist in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James H. Wilkerson
al Capone
Hoover
Capone
Chicago
Lindbergh
Congress
Glenn
Wilkerson
Jamboree Rules Set for signaling and nature contests
Camp Uwharrie jamboree rules announced detailing Morse code signaling with 60 letters per scout, two scouts per team, scoring by time and accuracy, and a nature contest identifying 35 tree and plant species with 1 point per error. Record cited is 42 of 44 correct by High Point Troop 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
Troop 32
Lexington
High Point
Recital and Social Event Highlighted by Local Guests
Avery McVee of Baltimore visits his sister Mrs Capus Waynick and brother Silas McBee in the city. Rena Clodfelter sings two selections and Kate Normen plays piano. George Hubert Teague closes with two vocal numbers. Beulah Verment wins the basinet in primary, Margaret Bethea in grammar. Mrs Grady Bryant wins the attendance relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery McVee
Baltimore, Md
Mrs
Capus Waynick
Silas McBee
Rena Clodfelter
Kate Normen
George Hubert Teague
Beulah Verment
Margaret Bethea
Grady Bryant
Visitors from Statesville and Charlotte tour Gordon home
Louis Gordon and Kate Thomas of Statesville and Benjamin Smith of Charlotte stopped by Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon yesterday after attending the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel convention at the Mayflower hotel in Washington. They discussed freight reduction for North Carolina dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gordon
Statesville
Kate Thomas
Benjamin Smith
Charlotte
Gordon
H. Gordon
Washington
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Mayflower Hotel
North Carolina
Protesters clash near Japanese Consulate in downtown riot
A protest gathered before the Japanese Consulate as agitators clashed with police. Japanese Consul Yochio Muto was escorted to a hotel as officers held back rioters who shouted anti Japan slogans and attacked police with banners and projects. Mounted and motorcycle units formed a barrier, rubber hoses were used, shots fired, and the mob was split and dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yochio Muto
China
Ohio Street
Near North Side
Japan
Declares Cut Rate Candidacies Taboo In North Carolina
Raleigh March 12 The North Carolina attorney general said cut rate candidacies violate the corrupt practices act and cited J T McNair of Washington county seeking the county treasurer post for 30 dollars a month instead of the standard 112.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
Mar
Dennis G. Brummitt
J. T. McNair
Washington County
Laurant the Magician to Appear at Bay Street School
Laurant the renowned magician headlines a benefit show at the Bay Street school auditorium on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Proceeds support the Parent-Teacher association with tickets sold by fourth and fifth graders. He promises a fresh act titled A Night in India with new sets and wonders not seen in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurant
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
India
Play Postponed in Pinehurst Golf Championship Final
Inclement weather in Pinehurst forces postponement of the final 18 holes of the annual 36 hole championship of the Silver Falls golfing organization until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Silver Fails Golfing Organization
Strange Double Ear corn Reported On Local Farm
A corn ear split to look like a double ear and growing in March is displayed in a window at The Enterprise office. The specimen was found on W W Church's farm along the old Thomasville road and described as a remarkable curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Church
Thomasville
Enterprise Office
Bodies of Woman and Fiancé Found Near Fort Lauderdale
In Fort Lauderdale Florida the bodies of Frances Ferriera 23 and Harold Nebe 32 were found inside Nebe’s car near a rock pit at noon. Ferriera who came from Fernandina worked in a beauty parlor. Nebe a former Quincy resident and post office clerk appears to have shot Ferriera and then killed himself. Authorities note a pistol was taken from the post office. No motive is known. They had sought a marriage license the day before but did not reach the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fra
Frances Fertiera
Harold Nebe
Nebe
Fernandina
Fia
Quincy
Hugh Lester
Nebo
Miami
Miss Ferriera
Canada Larger Than United States By Rough Margin
Readable text asserts Canada exceeds the United States in area by about 590 000 miles though the exact measurement or units are not specified. The statement contrasts two long standing North American nations and implies a geographic size comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Congo States
New York Girl Found Dead In Germany Tragedy
The body of Mathilde Dischmann a 13 year old New York schoolgirl was found in Neurupin Germany. Herbert Huelsen 16 was gravely wounded after the pair reportedly met at school and the girl shot herself before he attempted suicide. Police noted no known address for the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuruppin
Germany
Mathilde Dischmann
New York
Herbert Huelsen
Russia
Franz Dischmann
Anarcra
Regular Masonic Meeting Invites Masters and Visitors
All Master Masons are invited to attend the regular monthly business meeting Monday night at 8 06 o clock. Visiting Master Masons also cordially invited. By order X. Gregory W M M Gupth Secty.
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Wesley Memorial
Wise Boys
Harold
Virgil
Pilgrim Holiness
Thomasville Society
Gate City Motor Co
Jack Burris
Judge Wilkerson
Lindy, Jr
Mystery Man
Magician
Ray ST. School
P.T. A
Mother Nature
Moore's Book Store
Master Masons
X. T. Gregory, W. M
M. Gupth
Sect
Globe Cleaners
Public Service Co
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