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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1931

Page

6

Calvary Philathea to Meet and Club Notices

The Philathea class of Calvary M E church meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs J O Millikan at her High Point Route two home Priscilla club meets Friday at 3 30 with Mrs A E Taplin at her Ermb erywood home Miss Cox to speak to Stevens Bible class at Mrs J E Linthicum 325 Boulevard Wednesday Announce birth of a daughter Mr and Mrs F Foster Jr announce the birth of Mary Alice at Guilford General Hospital on March 21 A A A W Thursday The Association of University Ten meets Thursday at 8 with Mrs Jo Weaver in a park Miss Willie Welch hosts with Mrs Weaver Betty June Moffitt birth announced at Hospital Lexington N C Friday March 20 Mrs Moffitt formerly Edna Satterfield of Lexing NC spent yesterday in Winston with Mrs Hutchinson and Miss Irvin Paylor at Reynolda meeting public installation of officers High Point Chapter 106 FE S and S to install officers tonight at 7 15 in Masonic Hall Laura Wesson Chapter UD of the Confederacy meets and votes to fund a monument at Old Fort Fisher.

Philathea Clas of Calvary M. EB. Church J. O. Millikan High Point Route Two Miss Cox Stevens Clara Cox Stevens Bible Cliss J. EB Dauner F. Foster, Jr Southwes Street Mary Alice Guilford General Hospital Am Association of University Ten Jo T. Weaver Willie Welch Weaver Jenne C. Moffitt City Betty June Lexington Beth Laura Wesson Ut. D. Co United Daughters of the Confederacy Lloyd Flythe H. B. Robertson Williard Dyer Mary Simmons Joe Snider Old Fort Fisher Wilmington Gulf States Harold Bennett

Local Garden Club Calendar and Birthday Parties

Special calendar notes for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday list meetings of the Wayside Garden, High Point Garden, Good Will Garden, Sigma Theta and other clubs with hostesses. Includes Mrs Russell birthday dinner hosted by Howard Russell and shad supper committee planning, plus Marjorie Kearns fifth birthday party with Circle Drive family guests and cake favors.

Wayside Garden Club Royn High Point Garden Club 4. Elwood Cox Good Will Garden Club Charles Nabers Sigma Theta Club J. G. Gircome

People Notes from Statesville Area and Nearby Towns

Mrs J D Rogers spends week with her sister Glen Lazenby Jo in Statesville. Mr and Mrs John Pickett stay in Mt Airy with relatives. Elwood Cox and Joseph Parsons, Guilford College students, visit home. Mrs F Walker of Greensboro convalesces after operation at High Point hospital. Miss Anne Carter Marsh returns from West Point Military Academy visiting Colonel Carter and Mrs Carter. 8 W Haddon of Statesville visits cousin Dr Charles Haddon Nabers at 641 Colonial Drive. Miss Rosa Lee Stanley confined to 1109 Tipton Street with diphtheria. Miss Laurie Agnes Rush of Asheboro visits Mrs Robert Walton on Highland Avenue. Mrs John E Slane and Mrs George W Stephens of Statesville visit daughter Mrs Fred Whitescarver for two weeks. Thomas Douglas returns to UNC after spring holidays with parents. R Odell Lindsay Jr returns to Lee School for Boys Blue Ridge NC. guest Billy Zolleninger, student at Blue Ridge. Read Enterprise want ads for results.

Lauie Agnes Rush Asheboro Robert Walton Highland Avenue R. Odell Lindsay, Jr R. Odell Lindsay Johnson Street Lee School For Blue Ridge N. C Billy Zolleninger

Senate clash over MacLean plan and sales tax stakes

The debate centers on the MacLean plan and a sales tax in the revenue bill. Senators fear taxes may rise for farmers while factions in the House split over the tax approach. Reports accuse and counteraccuse leaders on recapture taxes and a luxury tax, with a looming Senate move to adopt a ten million dollar equalization fund instead.

Senate Josephus Daniels News and Observer W. P. Horton Chatham County MacLean John A. Folger A. D. MacLean Beaufort Robdbert M. Haynes Forsyth Hanes MacLean Bloc Corporation House

Emergency Employment Help Line at City Hall

A notice invites residents to call 2089 to connect with the Emergency Committee for Employment. Mrs W E Price, secretary, and assistants operate from City Hall basement to coordinate cooks cleaners groundskeepers and repair workers to relieve unemployment.

Emergency Committee For City Hall W. E. Price

Prosecution Details Eye-Witnesses in Lingle Case

Prosecutor Brooks laid out testimony from multiple witnesses who saw the defendant, Brothers, in the pursuit after the shooting of Lingle. Mrs. Applegate identified him but may not testify due to nerves. Otto Swoboda and four others also placed Brothers at the scene. Father Reynolds offered an impression but could not confirm identification. Mrs. Helen Lingle attended court without testifying.

Brooks Clark Applegate Owensboro Lingle Brothers Marcus David Daniel Mills Warren Williams Patrick Campbell John Reynolds Notre Dame University Father Reynolds Helen Lingle

Thirteen Hurt In Automobile Crash Near Elkridge Maryland

Thirteen people were injured in a triple automobile crash on the Washington boulevard near Elkridge Maryland early today. Three victims were in serious condition at University Hospital. The cars carried a party of African Americans from South Carolina, most from Aiken, with all but two from that area.

Baltimore Mar Washington Boulevard Elkridge University Hospital South Carolina Aiken

Cowles Elected Superintendent in Lexington Board Vote

Prof. J. H. Cowles, longtime head of Lexington schools, was reelected by joint meeting of the city and high school boards. The 14th year would come with a 16 percent salary cut to 3333 dollars, decision due in two weeks.

Lexington Mar J. H. Cowles Lexington City City Board of Education High School District Board of Education Cowles

Stolen Car Found In Chester South Carolina

Police recovered a blue Chevrolet coach reported stolen last Friday from C. B. Knight at 228 West Russell Street. The vehicle was found abandoned by Deputy Sheriff H. L. Knight in Chester South Carolina, according to officials.

Chester 8. C

Not In Court Joe Johnson Not With Drunk Disorderly Case

A man named Joe Johnson of 507 Colonial Drive reported to the Enterprise today that he is not the Joe Johnson who was tried in High Point municipal court yesterday morning for being drunk and disorderly.

Joe Johnson Colonial Drive Enterprise High Point

Elm Street Pre School Clinic Set This Week

Elm Street school announces a pre school clinic from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday and Saturday. Children entering school this fall will be registered weighed and measured by doctors and nurses and have eyes and teeth examined. Appointments for next week will be issued. Parents urged to attend with their children for guidance on pre school needs.

Elm Street

Convening of Court Delayed in High Point Civil Term

High Point municipal court's second week of the regular March civil term was postponed today due to illness of attorney L B Williams. The case is the $2,325 damages suit of Albert Luther against William C Vail arising from the January 1 1928 accident on the High Point Asheboro highway.

High Point Municipal Court L. B. Williams Albert Luther William C. Vail High Point Asheboro

Pneumonia Fatal To Captain Miller

Captain Robert Beekmaner longtime chief officer of the liner President Roosevelt died of pneumonia at his New York home. He helped command the lifeboat that rescued the crew of the British freighter Antinoe in 1920.

New York Robert Beekmaner President Roosevelt

Single Murder Case Underway in Chicago Trial

The prosecution opened its murder case against Leo Brothers in Chicago criminal court citing eye witnesses to the June assassination of Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle. Assistant States Attorney Wayland Brooks named eight witnesses who will testify Brothers fired the fatal shot in the Randolph Street tunnel.

Criminal Courts Chicago Mar Leo Brothers Alfred Jake Lingle Wayland Brooks Brooks Randolph Street Tribune Brothers Lingle 2 Brothers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Priscilla Club Burbank DH. Parsons Joseph D. Cox Lewis Hedlig The Woman's Club Mary Mungan Nook Club Collier Ellis Entre Nous Walter Beta Pi Priday Kirkman King of Club Mary Muse Pristilla A. EB Taplin A. H. Whitley W. B. Hall Russell Howard Russell Mr. Russell Grace Street Russella Yellon Tucker Bernie Tucker Norman Major Virgie Epting Roy Fowler G. T. Russell M. C. Tucker Alma Pierce Ruby Tucker Estelle Pierce Alice Lanier Sarah Major Margaret Fowler Messry Lawson Tucker Mariam Tucker Marlia Presnell McCoy Tucker Ruth Russell Vriends J. C. Barker Mabel Griffith Arthur Fidler Annie Raper Marjorie Kearns Neal E. Kearns Circle Drive Barbara and Beverly Burton Marion Dillon Catherine Smart Florence Ellis Kathryn Ann Browder Dorothy Hackney Josephine Parnell Jean Rice Evelyn Brown Viola Byrum Edward Sale Jackie Armstrong Clyde Connor, Jr Tommy Kellam Clyde Daniels Jr Bennett Brockin Fifth Avenue Moffitt’s North Main Street Mrs. J. D. Rogers Glen Lazenby Statesville John Pickett Mt. Airy Elwood Cox Joseph Parsons Guilford College F. Walker Greensboro High Point Hospital Anne Carter Marsh West Point Military Academy Colonel Carter Carter W. Haddon Charles Haddon Nabers Rosa Lee Stanley Tipton Street John E. Slane George W. Stephens Fred Whitescarver Thomas Douglas H. T. Douglas University of North Carolina Glasgow S. C Miller James M. McAnally Burrus Clinic D. A. Burress Yow’s Funeral Home Amenel Ieee Max Bones North Main New Coats Beavans
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