Charlie Gray Named Pro At Country Club
Charlie Gray succeeds Marshall Crichton as pro at the Country club on May 1. A renowned golf teacher and club fitter, Gray is a St Andrews native and former East Lake assistant Stewart Maiden, with a long U S career at Morris County CC Augusta CC Ansley Park Oakwood and East Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gray
Marshall Crichton
Country Club
Augusta
Atlanta
Cleveland
Marshall Cricchton
Mr. Gray
St. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Liberty Magazine
Carnostic
East Lake Club
Alex Smith
Jimmie Maiden
Stewart Maiden
Willie Ogg
U. S
Morris County Country Club
New Jersey
Dave Ogilvie
Augusta, Ga
Ansley Park
Oakwood Country Club
East Lake
Perry Adair
Helen Lowndes
Alexa Sterling
Andy Gray
Sedgefield
Young Charlie
Auction of W L Stamey property at East Commerce corner
Valuable business property owned by W L Stamey at the corner of East Commerce and Wrenn streets will be divided and sold at absolute auction on May 11 at 11 00 a m by Penny Brothers. Watch the Enterprise for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commerce and
Wrenn Streets
W. L. Stamey
Penny Brothers
Discontinued Record Line Sale With Phonographs
Promotion offers three new records for one dollar due to discontinuation. Sheet music priced at five and forty five cents, ten cents choice. All records in first class condition with many arriving last week. Several new phonographs offered at bargain prices.
Playmakers from Chapel Hill to perform in High Point
The Carolina Playmakers present three original one act plays at the American Theatre next Monday night under the High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay. Wen Chun Chin stars nine actors, Quare Medicine features Old Man Jernigan and others, with Lighted Candles a mountain tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Playmakers
American Theatre
High Point Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Wen Chun Chin
Chan Chin Hsuing
Paul Green
Margaret Bland
Marille Shaw
Josephine Sharkey
Eral Thompson
Laurence Wallace
Sheppard Strudwick
Tu San
Wei Ta
R. G. Walser
J. Z. Hanner
Bill Atlee
Man Jernigan
D. W. Currie
Henry Jernigan
Mattie
Henry
Dr. Emanuel
Chapel Hill
High Point
Premier Quartet Wins In First North Carolina Negro Quartet Contest
Premier Quartet of Greensboro took first place in the state wide Negro quartet contest at the American theatre drawing a full audience. Dilliard high school quartet of Goldsboro earned second, Palmer Memorial Institute quartet Sedalia third, with Norfolk and Western and Twin City quartets Winston-Salem tying for fourth. Prizes ranged from 50 to 10 dollars. Judges were Paul John Weaver Gilmer Alexander and William Breach. The event was seen as a success and may become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Quartet
Greensboro
North Carolina
American Theatre
Dilliard High School
Goldsboro
Palmer Memorial Institute
Sedalia
Norfolk and Western Quartet
Winston-Salem
Paul John Weaver
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Gilmer Alexander
Greensboro College For Women
William Breach
Notable Community Concert Raises Funds for Public Welfare
The singing in unison drew strong applause and praise. Organizers F. J. Sizemore secretary of the chamber of commerce and Lewis L. Stookey head of the city schools music department along with O. E. Davis principal of Fairview Street colored school led the event which generated a considerable sum for public welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis L. Stookey
City Schools
O. E. Davis
Fairview Street Colored School
City wide elementary final pits Welch Field teams
The final game of the city wide elementary school championship is played this afternoon on Welch Field as part of Clean Sportsmanship Day observances. Eastern champions face Emma Blair, while western champions meet for the city title. Boy Scout troop members will attend a diner meeting at the country club with the American Business club. Talks on the Boy Scout movement will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Field
Emma Blair
Boy Scout
American Business Club
Country Club
Boy Scout Movement
Meeting of Colonels for 1927 Community Chest Drive
A 7:30 pm gathering at the Commercial club will organize the 1927 Community Chest drive. W A J Idol W B McEwes Jack Edwards T Wingate Andrews C E Diffendal L R Terry and Miss Clara Cox lead seven teams with lieutenant colonels and captains to be appointed. Chairman John Feck will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Commercial Club
W. A. J. Idol
W. B. McEwes
Jack Edwards
T. Wingate Andrews
C. Be, Diffendal
L. R. Terry
Miss Clara Cox
John Fe*cock
Meeting on Campaign Procedures and Detailed Plans
A meeting will cover campaign procedures and work out detailed plans. The session will allocate time for discussion and decision on next steps and responsibilities.
Worker's Council Holds Monthly Meeting at Local Church
The Worker's Council of Wesley Memorial church school met for its monthly supper session in the religious education building with about 35 members present. In the absence of Superintendent B C Harmon, Dr Raymond A Smith presided and plans for increasing enrollment, Sunday School Day observance, and missionary education were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worker's Council
Wesley Memorial Church School
B. C. Harmon
Raymond A. Smith
J. H. Eshelman
Arthur Marsh
H. A. Millis
F. P., Ingram
Church
Josephus WD. Pell
W. R. Morrow
J. J. Hamlin
W. L. Jackson
P. W. Flagge
C. W. McCain
Thurlow Kearns
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. N. Patterson
Stewart Clark
Howard Blair
John Clinard
Robert Myers
Rev. C. P. Coble
Thomas Douglas
W. W. Smith
S. C. Clark
Frank Marshall
Tucker
John W. Clinard
A. S. Parker
Charles Parker
Patterson
Stamey
Jewelry
W. Broad St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Rowland Real Estate Co
Sykes
American Under DeMolay
First Methodist Protestant Church
Crescent Lumber Co
S. Hamilton
Cdr
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wilson Motor CO
Randleman
Commercial National Bank
The
High Point Perpetual Building
Vo. A. J
Idol
V.pres
Treas
Cc. H, Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Commercial Bank Building
J. Lee Newby
Mr. Newby
New York Life Insurance Company
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Raleigh Whone
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