Births and club notices fill High Point pages
The column reports the birth of Ray Thomas on April 29 at Green Street home and Margaret Fern on May 5 at 1204 Anderson Street. It also lists multiple meetings for Stevens Bible Class, Archdale Woman's Club, Friends Church prayer meetings, and a high school PTA gathering. Community events include a Bunkers Hill sing and various social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stout
Ray Thomas
Green Street
Stevens
J. BE. Perryman
Lindsay Street
Mrs
Grover Cleveland
Margaret Fern
Anderson Street
Social notes highlight visits in Emerywood and Atlanta
Mrs. E. J. Snow of Atlanta is guest of her sister Mrs. Robert Brockett on Johnson street. Edgar Snow of Washington spent yesterday here with his aunt at the Brockett home. Mr and Mrs Paul TenHoopen and their young daughter returned to Charlotte after a weekend with Mr and Mrs Matt Wall in Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Laney
Jesus
E. J. Snow
Atlanta, Ga
Robert Brockett
Johnson Street
Edgar Snow
Washington, D. C
Paul TenHoopen
Charlotte
Matt Wall
Emerywood
Wimberly Seeks Constable Post in Guilford County Race
A Guilford County man announces candidacy for constable in the upcoming Democratic primary on June 2. G. B. Wimberly, a longtime city resident and police veteran who has also served as deputy to R. B. Parker, enters the race with strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
G. B. Wimberly
Wimberly
Police Department
R. B. Parker
Correction on model home appliance at Greenway Drive
The Enterprise report last Friday afternoon about the model home on Greenway Drive stated an electric Frigidaire was installed. The correction: no Frigidaire was used. a Copeland electric refrigerator is in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes
Woman’s Club
Art
Model Home
Greenway Drive
Ed Kearns
P. A. Jones
Jack Edwards
Louis Voorhees
John Teague
John Fambrough
Frank Armfield
Delk Smith
D. L. Bouldin
Owen-Smith
Enterprise
Sisterhood of Woman Emerges in 1928 Says Mrs Harriman
Mrs Oliver Harriman a leading New York social figure and longtime head of the Exposition of Women's Arts and Industries argues that 1928 marks a genuine sisterhood of women. She notes fewer divides between business professional and home women as both groups share interests and unite on ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Oliver Harriman
New York
When the Old Grow Young in First Baptist Revival
The morning service featured elderly guests over 70, led by Powell Lee with old time hymns. Dr. Powell spoke on old age versus spiritual renewal, citing Paul and Ecclesiastes, offering hope that the inward man is renewed day by day despite outward decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Powell Lee
Wilson
Charles
Powell
Mother
Dr. Powell
Paul
God
Real Estate Board Considers Vacancies Census in High Point
The High Point Real Estate Board met at the Commercial club with President S. C. Clark presiding. They voted to census homes and buildings to determine vacancy rates and appointed ward representatives for data collection. The tax committee urged state cooperation to change current tax lien practices limiting property sales and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Real Estate Board
Commercial Club
S. C. Clark
High Point
G. Fox
R. K. Stewart
M. Ernest Welch
Wm. D. Simmons, Jr
David MecJester
J. S. Worth
J. E. Amos
College Students Prepare Editorial Team For The Enterprise
High Point college journalism class to publish The Enterprise tomorrow. Floyd Garrett of Asheboro named editor and Milbourne Amos of High Point city editor. Jimmie Ellington and Max Parrish lead athletic section. Elizabeth Brown society editor. Re-write editors Minnie Caffey and Mamie York. Reporters include P. M. Brasser Virgil Yow Ralph Vance L. R. Lemmons L. . Kress William Worley. Church praise closes session with Dr Powell lauding students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Enterprise
Floyd Garrett
Asheboro
Milbourne Amos
High Point
Jimmie Ellington
Max Parrish
Elizabeth Brown
Minnie Caffey
Mamie York
P. M. Brasser
Virgil Yow
Ralph Vance
L. R. Lemmons
L. ©. Kress
William Worley
Amos S Elected Glass President At High Point College
Milbourne Amos son of Mr and Mrs J E Amos of this city was chosen to serve as president of next year's sophomore class at High Point college. He led in extra curriculars including the Davidson college oratorical contest and two intercollegiate debates. Clyde Pugh was elected vice president with Ruby Warlick secretary Richard Paschall treasurer and Hart Campbell sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbourne Amos
J. E. Amos
High Point College
Amos
Davidson College
Clyde Pugh
Climax
Hi-Po
Zenith
Ruby Warlick
Richard Paschall
Hart Campbell
Notable High Point Woman Mrs R C Charles Dies at 74
Mrs R C Charles widow of R C Charles and longtime High Point resident, died at 311 English Street after a brief pneumonia illness. She was 74, born near Wineton Salem, married in 1879, and survived by two children, a son W L Charles and daughter Mrs J E Hardee of Madison Florida, plus siblings. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Dr Lloyd T Wilson and Dr W F Powell officiating, burial in Oakwood Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers include Nissen and Walker family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Charles
High Point
English Street
Charles
Wineton- Salem
J. E. Hardee
Maidson
Florida
W. L. Charles
Hardee
W. M
S. L. Nissen
Winston-Salem
M. E. Langenour
First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
W. F. Powell
Oakwood Cemetery
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Tyco Nissen
Koyt Nissen
Harry Nissen
Paul Montague
George Nissen
Richard Nissen
Hanss Nissen
Robert Walker
Clay Clinard
Marvin Shields
Clarence Smith
Claude Smith
J. A. Clinard
W. c. Ide
A. E. Tate
Cc. C. Walker
J. A. Ruth
R. W. Seward
H. R. Williamson
T. Wingate Andrews
G. L. Asbury
J. Elwood Cox
V. A. J. Idol
Cecil Mariner
C. M. Hauser
Arrest warrant issued for Dr. J W Austin in assault case
A warrant for the arrest of Dr. J W Austin, a prominent local physician, was issued on a complaint by Emma Connolly alleging he assaulted Wanda Vierbing, a young girl, by striking her with his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Austin
Emma Connolly
Wanda Vierbing
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archdale Woman's Club
Ethel Payne
Bunkers Hill
M. E
Kernersville
Ben Phipps
ASSO
Parent-Teacher Association
Friends Church
C. C. Hicks
Asheboro Street
L. L. Farlow
Jones Street
Barton
Bay Street
J. M. Hayworth
Jennie
Leslie T. Hedgecock
North Carolina
Calvary Ladies’ Aid
Laides’ Aid Society of the Calvary M. KE
Louise Cable
Louise Evans
W. W. Evans
J. W. Phillips
Carl Staley
C B. Solomon
MR. Metcalepd
Mr. Metcalfe
Frazier Metcalfe
Archdale
Metcalfe
Mrs. Metcalfe
Ladies’ Atd Society
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
The
Wesley Memorial Church
American Homes Dept
Cecil
P. S
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Marshall
Prem Eissn Panett
GLASS
Mrs. Charles
Crestwell
L. C. Smith
Corona
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc
Greensboro, N. C
Palo Alto
Tex
Atlantic Cable Company
Lincoln
Davis
William P. Greaves
Commercial Bank
High Point, N. C
Hollywood
America
South Main St
Park & Tilford Candy
Sartin Dry Cleaning Co
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