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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1935

Page

7

Unveiling marker for Dr David Caldwell set for March

A historical marker honoring Dr David Caldwell D D educator and preacher will be unveiled on Friendly Road near Greensboro on Friday March 22 at 11 A M. The Guilford County North Carolina Society Colonial Dames of America sponsors the event with local dignitaries and a program including Rev A M Rankin and UNC president Dr Frank P Graham. Mayor Roger Harrillson will accept the marker for the city after Mrs Mary Caldwell Jones unveils it. The ceremony features the Cadet band of Oak Ridge Institute and taps by Lennon's bugler. Caldwell born 1725 in Lancaster County PA played a major role in early North Carolina education and religion.

David Caldwell D. D Caldwell D. J. Caldwell Friendly Road Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina Society, Colonial Dames of America A. M. Rankin Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina Mary Caldwell Jones Roger Harrilson J. M. Hilliard Alamance Church J. Caldwell Was Lancaster County Andrew Caldwell Martha Caldwell Robert Smith College of New Jersey Princeton University North Carolina Buffalo Alamance

Priddy-Kanoy Marriage Solemnized In Thomasville

In Thomasville on Saturday at one o clock Miss Grace Priddy wed Millis G Kanoy in a simple ceremony at the couple s new home on route one. Rev Kendall Shoffner officiated. The bride wore white crepe with gardenias and freesia, traveled in Oxford gray, and the couple plan a trip to Washington and Baltimore before settling back on route one.

Thomasville Grace Priddy Millis G. Kanoy Kendall Shoffner Route One Washington Baltimore Lewis Thomas Westfield N. C Yeas City Memorial Hospital Mr. Kanoy A. P. Kanoy

Weekend visitors from Matthews call on local resident

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stewart and Elliott Welch of Matthews were weekend guests of Mrs. R. L. Welch, the mother of Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Welch, in the local area.

Mrs Weisner Recovering After City Memorial Operation

Mrs J A Weisner of High Point is recovering satisfactorily after an operation at City Memorial hospital here. Friends are glad to learn of her improving condition.

J. A. Weisner High Point City Memorial Hospital

Friends of J A Green Travel to High Point for Winter

Friends report J A Green and his wife are spending the winter at the home of his daughter Mrs J F Hayden in High Point. The note adds he is doing well during the stay and is expected to return home later.

J. A. Green J. F. Hayden High Point Mrs. Green

Miss Grace Priddy Honored With Bridal Shower

Miss Grace Priddy wedding to Millis Kaney celebrated with a Nurses Home party. Ora Fulp and Leona Brown hosted as guests, four bridge tables played, Alma Jennings and Avis Fulp won high and low prizes. A miscellaneous shower followed with many gifts and an ice bell centerpiece.

Grace Priddy Millis Kaney Mise Ora Fulp Leona Brown Misenes Alma Jennings Avis Fulp

Raleigh Couple Guests at Mrs Beavanse Home

Miss Katharine Hardison and Charles Lee Smith Jr of Raleigh are guests of Mrs W C Beavanse at her North Main Street residence.

Katharine Hardison Charles Lee Smith, Jr Raleigh W. C. Beavanse North Main Street

Modern Etiquette Questions From Roberta Lep

A column of etiquette Q and A covers debutante gift flowers wear, avoid personal questions with strangers, and order of clearing courses.

Roberta Lep

Daily Lessons In English: Indomitable Will

W L Gordon presents language tips and word study from daily English lessons. Today's focus word is indomitable meaning unconquerable and describes a person with an unyielding will.

W. L. Gordon

Look and Learn to A. O. Gordon

Answers: Johannes Gutenberg was the German inventor of printing from movable types (1397–1468). There is no law prohibiting a woman from becoming U.S. president. Storm waves in the open sea reach about 20 to 30 feet, occasionally 40 feet. Mrs. Grundy personifies overemphasis on conventional propriety. Rhode Island has the largest percentage of foreign born whites.

Johannes Gutenberg The U. S

How to make home repairs and basic cleaning tips

A reader asks how to make wallpaper paste by boiling water and flour and adding glue water. Instructions cover protecting hands with soap before work and cleaning up afterward. Another reader seeks an economical breakfast using toasted stale bread ground with sugar and cream.

Substance and Eternal God in Christian Science Lesson

Sunday services of the Churches and Societies of Christ Scientist focused on the topic of Substance with readings from Ecclesiastes Job and the Christian Science text. The golden text proclaimed Whatsoever God doeth it shall be for ever while passages emphasized God thoughts as pure substance and Life and rejected material transient thoughts as counterfeits.

Churches Societies of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Opposite Qualities Error Quote Cited In Text

A fragment from a page discusses an error about opposite qualities and includes the assertion I am true. The reference appears in a broader discussion on logic or rhetoric, noting the need to affirm truth within a debated proposition.

Divine law and character in Seventh Day Adventist sermon

Pastor John E. All preaches at the Carolina theater on the divine pattern of man, the moral law, and the New Covenant in which love writes the law on the heart. He asserts only those keeping God’s commandments through love gain eternal life and entry to God’s city, citing biblical verses.

John E. All Carolina Theater Jesus

W. C. T. U. Meeting Postponed to Tuesday

The W. C. T. U. meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed until next Tuesday and will be held at the home of Mrs. John Hedrick on North Main Street.

John Hedrick North Main Street

Gruesome 1904 Serbia stamp hides King Alexander death mask

A 1904 Serbia stamp features Karageorge and Peter I with a grim death mask of King Alexander revealed along a dotted area. The web of murder and revenge spans Karageorge’s liberation, Milosh Obrenovic’s dynasty end, and Alexander I’s assassination affecting Natalie and Peter I’s throne line.

Karageorge Black George Serbia Milosh Obrenovich Alexander I Peter I Alexander Natalie

King presided over U S Senate in historic moment

Frederic J. Haskin notes in The American Government Today that King Albert of Belgium and Prince Henry of Prussia sat on the Senate dais and wielded the gavel during visits, honored for leading legislative bodies in their nations. Copies of Haskin's book are available at The Enterprise office with mail order options and a coupon in this issue.

United States Senate Frederic J. Haskin King Albert Belgium New World Democracy Senate Albert Prince Henry Prussia Kaiser Wilhelm Enterprise Business Office

Scouts Prepare Jubilee Gathering at UNC Campus

More than 1,000 Boy Scouts from across North Carolina will convene at the University of North Carolina April 25 to 28 for the 25th anniversary jubilee. Dr. James B. West and Governor Ehringhaus will speak, with Dr. Frank P. Graham among others. events include campfire, demonstrations, a Scout pageant, and a Sunday camp church service.

University of North Carolina North Carolina Atlanta New York Chapel Hill James B. Weat Boy Scouts of America J. C. B. Ehringhaus Frank P. Graham the Great University Harold D. Meyer Roosevelt J. M. Valentine Washington Kenan Stadium University Paul W. Schenck Greensboro Scout West Ehringhaus Graham Donald H. Stewart The Presbyterian Church

Revised contract bridge rules aim to lower player costs

New York March 18 contract bridge officials announce a revised code effective March 481 reducing penalties especially for vulnerable contracts. The changes include lower no trump bonuses and altered undertrick penalties, plus streamlined infractions rules to simplify enforcement and protect players wallets.

Tom O'Neal New York Charles R. Stevenson Whist Club of Portland Club London Commission Francaise du Bridge Paris Esso Harold Vanderbilt

Subscription Books For Treasury Bonds To Close March 27

Treasury bond subscriptions for 1955-60 offerings close at end of business March 27, advised by Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Mail entries before midnight March 27 count, with accrued interest rules applying to exchange for Fourth Liberty bonds after March 15.

Treasury Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Federal Reserve Bank

Sergeant Watson Receives Watch at Guard Retirement

Sergeant M. H. Watson, five years in the High Point National Guard unit, retired for ill health. Captain Sam H. Strickland announced the retirement as unit members presented Watson with a watch at a banquet marking the unit's fifth anniversary. Watson was well liked by fellow members.

M. H. Watson High Point National Guard Sam H. &Strickland Sergeant Watson Charlee W. McAnally Guard

Rev. Stephen T. Ferguson Dies at Home at 717 Ogden Street

Stephen T. Ferguson 34 died at his residence 717 Ogden Street last night at 7. He is survived by wife and two sons Garland and Matthew Ferguson, two brothers B. W. Ferguson of Danville Virginia and John Ferguson of Spray, and two sisters Mia Annie Walker and Mrs De Barner of Schoolfield West. Interment is scheduled in Reidsville tomorrow. funeral arrangements were not finished today.

Stephen T. Ferguson Ogden Street Garland Matthew Ferguson B. W. Ferguson Danville John Ferguson Spray Mia Annie Walker de Barner Schoolfield Westa

Hulin Lumber Co expands in Lexington with new plant

Hulin Lumber Co. led by R. Frank Hulin expands in Lexington by purchasing the Loop-Curry shirt factory building on West Side drive near the Southbound station. The modern lumber and building materials plant features 107 horsepower electric machinery for lumber needs, plus yard space for lumber supplies and brick. Roofing and other builder supplies will be carried alongside sash doors and blinds production.

Lexington Hulin Lumber Co R. Frank Hulin Loop-Curry Shirt West Side Drive

Trainmen Connected To Youth's Death

Gaston county officers began serving subpoenas for Southern railroad train crew members to clarify the fatal shooting of 17 year old Willard Turner of Gastonia. Witnesses told a coroner's jury they saw a tall man with a pistol on a train before Turner's body was found beside the track with a back wound. The inquest resumes next Friday.

Bessemer City Gaston County Southern Railroad Willard Turner Gastonia Turner

Gasoline Station Permit Hearing Set by Board of Adjustments

The Southern Oil Company seeks a permit to build a gas station at the northeast corner of North Main and Howell Streets. A Board of Adjustments meeting to consider the application is scheduled at 4 30 p m Friday March 22 1935 in the Fire Department office 205 South Wrenn Street. Public attendance requested for or against the permit.

Southern Oil Company Board OF Adjustments Jos. D. Cox

Mrs Groome Wins 5000 Damages From Statesville City

In Rowan County court Mrs Fannie K Groome awarded 5000 for injuries on icy Statesville streets from Feb 22 1929. Case began in Iredell Superior Court Feb 1931 with prior 7500 verdict in Catawba County. appeal filed with Supreme Court pending.

Statesville Fannie K. Groome Rowan County Iredell Superior Court

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Liberty Hall Academy Andrew Lord Cornwallie Halifax Dr. Caldwell Alexander Martin Tryon Virginia Rachel Craighead Alexander and Agnes Brown Craighead Buffalo Church Gallford County Priddy-Kanoy Eon Charlotte Ted, Jr Brierfield United Daughters of the Confederacy C. L. Harris G. W. Lyles J. R. Blair Sallie McCracken EF. J. Poe Minerva Hellig Jefferson Davis Robert FE. Lee Margaret Woodward H. T. Hethcock Dr. Pierce Kina Cae Saka West End Beauty Shop A. O. Gordon By Anne Ashley Christian Sctench Professor Erin O'Brien Moore Ralph Morgan Louisa M. Alcott the Death Mask NEA Service, Inc the Apostle of Brazil King U. S. Senate Scouts’ Jubilee Treasury Bonds Reidsville Groome Reese Warlick Iredell Superior Cou Hyman’s Jewelry Co N. Main and Washington Sts We. Sale China Elgin Nen Ra
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