Easter Tea Dance at Emery Country Club
Emery Country Club announces an Easter tea dance on April 2 at the clubhouse. J Welch Harriss, entertainment chairman, says Jelly Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra will play from four to six thirty. Event is for members and guests only and follows the club’s first successful dance.
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Eméry Country Club
J. Welch Rriss
Negafons
T. Jelly Leftwich
Dukeiversity Orchestra
Harriss
Frazier Delivers Talk on Birds at American Homes Dept Meeting
American Homes Department of the Woman's club met at Elliott Inc show rooms. Mrs. R. A. Sice chaired. A. Frasier spoke on attracting birds, stressing tame birds, feeding, and clean caring. The talk ended with the motto Love the Birds and mention of a birdhouse contest sponsored by Garden club Cornell.
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Woman's Club
Elliott 8. , Inc
R. A. Sice
Re. A. ©. Frasier
Youngs Talk on Franklin Highlights Book Club Meeting
R K Young presented a paper on Benjamin Franklin at Wednesday’s book club, tracing his origins in Ecton England to his rise as a statesman and printer. The session recalled Franklin’s roles in England France and America, his almanac Poor Richards, and his death in 1790, followed by a salad course.
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Ffrs. Young
Franklin
Benjaranklin
Frank
Derah Reid
Washington
Richard
England
America
France
Louis VI
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Will Rogers
Europe
Friday Church and Lodge Notices Update
oR C E s Friday 730 Junior Christian Endeavor meets at Central Friends church in the basement at 7 o clock time changed from 730 Sloan Ray leads an engaging program. Magdalene Rebekah lodge Friday night 730 plans district meet in March 30. Brentwood P T A meets tonight 780 at the school auditorium under T Wingate Andrews High Point city supervisor.
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Or. C. E
Junior Christian Endeavor Central Friends Church
Arch
Previly
H Sloan Ray
Gdalene Rebekas
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Ntwood P.T. A
Brentwood Parent-Teach Association
School Auditori
T. Wingate Andrewa
High Point City
Local Notices and Club Meetings Planned Tonight
Schools address the association on Our Movie Made Child with Brentwood Glee Club providing music. Reform ed Men s Club meets at First Reformed church. Bay Street P T A installs officers and presents Little Women episodes by Mrs Alper s fifth grade. Hoover improves at Thomasville home. Y W C A Girls meet for supper then attend Harlett Elliott lecture. W M S Circle No 1 postpones at Green Street Baptist, meets at Miss Ma gel Welborn s home Friday night.
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Brentwood Glee Club
RAY Street P.T. A
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of Green Street Baptist Church
Brewer
Magele Welborn
South Hamilton Street
People Miss Margaret Hauser on 10 day Miami visit
Associate society editor of The Enterprise travels to Miami, Florida for ten days and will return Sunday. Mrs. M. L. Bane is moved from Burrus Memorial hospital to her home at 1114 Adams Street after a serious operation earlier this week.
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Hoover
Homasville
Madeline Hoover
The
Enterprise
Thomasville
Margaret Hauser
Miami
Florida
M. L. Bane
Adams Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wevkrago
W. B. Perry
Kinney Street
Little David Elliott
Austin Elliott
City Memorial Hospital
Lexington Avenue
Senior High Banquet Sponsored by Junior Service League
Social Calendar notes a 6:30 banquet at the YWCA hosted by the Senior High School group with Junior Service League support from a six week project. Also listed is a meeting of the American Legion A Waduitney at 509 Section Avenue with hostesses present. A Saint Patrick’s Day dance follows at Sedgefield Manor with Fred Kent and his orchestra providing music.
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B.athevin
Junior Service League
The
American Legion A
Waduitney
A. Cecil
Sectiion Avenue
Elizabeth Welch
David Yow
A. Coke Cecil
High Point
Mrs Kephart Hosts Utopian Study Club Meeting
Mrs Charles Kephart hosted the Utopian Study Club at her Johnson street home Wednesday at 3 30 pm. After business, Mrs L C Matton led a program on Mussolini covering his life and rise to dictatorship. Refreshments followed for club members and guests.
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Charles Kephart
Utopian Study Club
Johnson Street
L. C. Matton
Mussolini
Europe
Rainstorm Delays Plane Carrying First Lady of Land
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and party aboard a Pan American Airways flying boat were halted by a heavy rainstorm over Haiti. After flying about 120 miles west from San Juan Puerto Rico the craft returned to San Pedro de Macorís and later departed for Miami as visibility worsened.
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San Pedro DE Macoris
Comican Republic
Mar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pan-American Airways
Haiti
E.S. T
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami
Dominican Republic
Virgin Islanders
Franklin D Roosevelt
St. Crutz
S C Farmer Faces Federal Charges
Claude M. Inman a York county planter faces 44 counts alleging violations of the crop production loan act in Rock Hill. Defense seeks witnesses to prove innocence while prosecution rests after tenants testifying they knew nothing of loans in their names. Judge J Lyles Glenn overrules defense motion for acquittal temporarily.
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Rock Hill
S&s. C
Claude M. Inman
York County
J. Lyles Glenn
Play Here Comes Charlie scheduled at Trinity High School
Trinity High School will stage Here Comes Charlie tomorrow night in a formal announcement inviting the public to attend the performance. The event promises a family friendly evening of theater with the cast and crew welcoming all community members.
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Charlie
Trinity High School
Insull Extradition Fight Prolonged In Greece
English-born Samuel Insull sought asylum in Athens as U S authorities demanded his return after Chicago crimes. A long legal battle spanned 1932 to 1933 with repeated detentions health exams and stays extended by court rulings and diplomatic pressure.
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Samuel Insull
Athens
Chicago
Paris
Cook County
United States
France
Milan
Italy
Athens Court of Appeals
Insull
Greece
Fortnightly Bridge Club Hosts at Mrs Phillips Home
Fortnightly Bridge Club met at Mrs R H Phillips home on West Main Street with two tables of bridge. Mae Snell earned top honors winning an etching. Marie Jones took second with a picture. Refreshments followed Saint Patrick’s Day themed play as members enjoyed social and devotional activities.
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Thomasville
Mar
R. H. Phillips
Weat Main Street
Mae Snell
Marie Jones
Misses Snell
Lucy Eason
Elsie Farrington
Mesdames A. R. Swaim
H. T. Hethcock
Oo Green
Moyer Mendenall
Emancipation of Women Topic Led Local Church Meeting
Reverend Dwight Ware spoke to the Janie Tuttle Missionary Society at Main Street M. and M. Church Monday evening. Mrs. T Austin Finch hosted at her East Martin Street home with Mrs. Paul Green assisting.
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Dwight Ware
Main Street M
Janie Tuttle Missionary Society
T. Austin Finch
Ware Weed
Chas. F. Phillips
Finch
East Matin Street
Paul Green
Martin Luther Yonts Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Martin Luther Yonts son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yonts of Fisher Ferry Street entertained many friends Saturday at the Yonts cabin for his eighth birthday. After games and a contest the children enjoyed ice cream and cookies at a nicely set table with daisies. Guests included Billy Long Buddy Pepper Jerome Rapp Earl Mahone Jr Albert Snider and Paul Edmond Richie.
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Martin Luther Yonts
Lloyd. Yonts
Fisher Ferry Street
Yonts
Billy Long
Buddy Pepper
Jerome Rapp
Earl Mahone, Jr
Albert Snider
Paul Edmond Richie
Ultimatum Demanded Departure By Midnight In March
The report states a March 10 ultimatum required his exit by midnight with March 15 as the deadline. AP notes agents of Insull sought his admission to several countries, including Bulgaria and Romania, but the effort failed.
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Insull
Bulgaria
Rumania
Percentage of closed cars in 1919 U S and Canada
In 1919 only 10.3 percent of all cars in the United States and Canada were closed.
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United States
Canada
Automobiles Rank Fifth in U S Manufactured Exports 1932
The report notes that automobiles were the fifth largest export category among United States manufactured products in 1932, reflecting their significant role in trade and production during the period.
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United States
Income Tax Rush Hits City as Deadline Nears
Taxpayers flock to federal and state offices to file before midnight. J N Bready and deputy Atkinson report heavy workload, while C D Moore notes a still strong but somewhat easing rush. State totals show Raleigh collecting 249455 dollars and 29 cents for the first ten days.
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J. N. Bready
Mr. Atkinson
C. D. Moore
Raleigh
Miss Elliott to Speak on Social Insurance Tonight
Miss Harriet Elliott of Women's College UNC will lecture at the Sheraton tonight at 8 o'clock on Social Insurance A Need. The talk continues her recovery program series, postponed from last Tuesday, sponsored by the Business and Professions' Girls club of the YWCA.
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Harriet Elliott
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
At & S
Business and Professions’ Girls Club
The
Tax rates and exemptions for state and federal returns
The 1998 legislature targets an estimate of 500000. State tax is three percent on incomes up to 4000 with higher brackets rising. The federal rate is four percent up to 4000. Exemptions: 1000 single, 2500 married. Small state tax under 100 must be paid by midnight. federal may allow four installments with sufficient reason.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
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Otto Wienecke
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