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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1937

Page

7

Little Princesses Steal Spotlight Before Coronation Arrival

Little Elizabeth and her six year old sister Margaret Rose captivated the Abbey crowd before the coronation rites. Margaret drew attention from nobles and diplomats as she peered over the royal box, while Elizabeth and Queen Mary sat in regal splendor.

London Festminister Abbey Elizabeth Margaret Rose Great Abbey Margaret Mary Royal Box James Wolf Perry Norfolk York George Elizan

Shriner Special Train to Visit High Point on June 12

A special Oasis Temple Shrine train from Gastonia will travel to Charlotte Concord Salisbury Lexington and High Point arriving about 4 30 p m Saturday June 12 for a one hour stop and band concert. City officials and a reception committee led by D T Yow will meet the potentate and escort officers to a lot opposite the Sheraton for the event.

Shriners A Ib Point Greensboro South Depot D. T. Yow Sheraton

Stories in Stamps by I. S. Klein

A stamp image traces Guadalupe in the West Indies from discovery in 1493 through colonial clashes from 1635 to 1810. It notes repeated British and French control, slave abolition efforts, and a 1802 reestablishment of slavery, ending with the island as a sugar, coffee, cocoa, and rum producer.

France England Guadalupe West Indies Columbus Martinique Victor Hugues Napoleon Bonaparte

Secretary Hull Warns Cotton Industry on Organized Groups

Secretary Hull told the Cotton Carnival in Memphis that organized groups seek to replace foreign trade with broad internal schemes. He urged liberalized international trade to boost cotton exports and warned against plans that would derail export outlets while seeking new uses for cotton.

Washington Hull Memphis Tenn Secretary of

Bees convert nectar into honey with enzymes

Bees do not get honey from flowers they collect nectar which they transform into honey by adding enzymes. These enzymes convert complex sugars in nectar into simple sugars known to chemists as dextrose and levulose.

High School Seniors Hold Pageant and Party

Monks, Crusaders, and Pilgrims themed senior pageant ended with a daisy chain forming 38 on the lawn. Guests at Mrs G Smith’s Worth Street home included mascots Nolan Barnes and Sue Cathan Smith. Miss Julia Alexander and Miss Annie Charlee Smith escorted guests.

America G. Smith Worth Street Nolan Barnes Sue Cathan Smith Sue Nolan Julia Alexander Annie Charlee Smith Curry Loflin Rachel Busby Alice Birkhead Margaret§ Alexander Lucille Cox Dorothy Preejell Tifmy Barnee

Sunshine Club Meeting At Library May Night

Pickett Mills community note says the Sunshine club holds its monthly meeting at the library on Thursday night May 1 with all members urged to attend. Opal Rose and Henry Dinkins supervise games and refreshments. Members visited Boone on Friday May 7 for the Adult Education exhibit of Western North Carolina with four teen counties represented.

Sunshine Club Opal Rose Henry Dinkins Boone North Carolina

Girl Reserve Holds Regular May Meeting

The Girl Reserve met in May with a devotional by Myrtice Grayson, followed by sentence prayers. An interesting program delighted attendees. After adjournment, some members sewed ties and practiced a program, with Edith Nemric serving as scribe.

Myrtice Grayson Edith Nemric

Boy Scouts of Pickett Cotton Mills Meet for Camporee

The Pickett Cotton Mills troop 22 held a Thursday May 6 meeting at the Community House to review second class tests before the Court of Honor at Camp Luwharrie. Three boys earned their second class badges during Camporee weekend. J T Hent was named Scribe, and the three patrols plan early week meetings to report progress. They aim to stage a circus soon, and the meeting closed with the Scout oath recited by Scribe J T Hunt.

Boy Scouts of Pickett Cotton Mills Camp lUwharrie J T. Hent J. T. Hunt

Quality Club to Meet May 14 at Community House

The Quality club will hold its monthly meeting Friday night May 14 at the Community House. A good fireum is planned and the menu is fried chicken with all the trimmings. Every member is urged to be present as some important business is to come before the meeting.

Y Club Quality Club

Pickett Mills Baseball Team Schedules Week

The Pickett Cotton Mills baseball team has three games this week. They play Snow Lumber Company Tuesday afternoon, Guilford Hosiery Mills Thursday, and Triangle Hosiery Mills Saturday afternoon in league action.

Pickett Cotton Mills Snow Lumber Company Guilford Hosiery Mills Triangle Hosiery Mills

Local Couples Share Weekend Visits Across Towns

Mr. and Mrs. W. and McDaniel and family spent the week end in Taylorsville with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Combs and family visited Mr. Combs' father near Wilkesboro Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gurley and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Knight motored to Danville Virginia Sunday.

W. & McDaniel Taylorsville Thomas Combs Mr Combs Wilkesboro Frank Gurley E. W Knight Danville Bill Cox Ide C Ox Wil! Beard Johnnie Napa Sable Hemrie W. & Rowles Greensboro Elsie Cox Ida Cox Lee Yomrie

Mrs Grover Cleveland Receives First U S Parcel Post Package

Mrs Grover Cleveland is presented with the first parcel post package in the United States as officials welcome the parcel post treaty adoption with Jamaica. The event marks a historic moment in the new mail system.

Grover Cleveland United States Jamaica

Were House Receptions Feature U S S Marine Gand Fur

The text notes U S S Marine Gand fur providing music for Were House receptions with Marine corps participation at residential events as early as 203.

U. S&s Marine Gand Marine Corps

George VI poised to follow George V as king and emperor

London May 12 King George VI, a calm 41 year old with a quiet bearing, was named heir to the throne and prepared to assume duties as monarch. Born December 14, 1895 at Sandringham, he trained in the Navy and Royal Air Force and married Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in 1923.

London George VI George V Britain Albert Frederick Arthur George Queen Mary York Cottage Sandringham House Prince of Wales Sandringham Village Naval Training School Naval Branch Royal Airforce Western Front Albert Brussels Prince Albert Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester Trinity College Cambridge Duke of York George Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon

Light Docket Heard In Municipal Court By Judge Pro-Tem

In a light docket session Judge MacRae filled in for ill Judge Teague. Dispositions include Lizzie Howard disorderly conduct with not pros with leave. Woodrow Guady non-support of an illegitimate child twelve months on roads suspended upon payment terms. A T Bray beating board bill dismissed. Roy Parks reckless driving to pay damages and half costs.

Udge Pro DPD. CC MacRae Lewis E. Teague Lizzie Howard East Washington Street Woodrow Guady Creative Print Shop A. T. Bray American Baking Company Roy Parks Asheboro Road

Greatest Show on Earth as British ruler takes oath

Crowds cheered at Westminster Abbey as King George VI was crowned after the oath, with a vast processional return to Buckingham Palace. The broadcast world watched while bells and cannons marked the moment, amid overcast skies and large tributes worldwide.

Empire Tower of London St. James’ Park Buckingham Palace London Hyde Park Elizabeth Scone King Westminster Abbey Robert W. Bingham James W. Gerard John J. Pershing Hugh Rodman Palace Mall King George Queen Elizabeth Queen Anne Duke of Norfolk England George God

Deaths LEWIS JARRETT IN THOMASVILLE AREA AT 61

Lewis Jarrett aged 61 died at his home in the Cid community on Lexington route two after a brief pneumonia illness. Survived by four sons C D Oley Willie Jarrett of the same area and Howard Jarrett of Thomasville. three daughters Mrs John Grubb of Denton Mesdames John Ayers and Nevin Harrison of Cid. one sister Mrs B F Parrish of Lexington route two. Funeral set for Thursday at Pleasant Grove Mt church with burial in the church cemetery.

Lewis Jarrett Thomasville Cid Lexington C. D Oley Willie Jarrett Howard Jarrett John Grubb Denton John Ayers Nevin Harrison Cld B. F. Parrish Pleasant Grove Mt. Church

Willlie Dow Haynes Dies Veteran Erlanger Citizen

Willie Dow Haynes 65 a veteran Erlanger citizen and churchman died. Funeral held at Erlanger Baptist Church with survivors including Maggie Kennedy Haynes wife of second marriage three sons Rev Grady J Haynes EB Carl Haynes and Quentin Haynes Erlanger six daughters W H Brown Erlanger Mrs Jeff Leonard Katinapolis a brother Harrison Haynes Forest City five sisters and other relatives in Rutherford and surrounding counties

Willie Dow Haynes Lexington Erlanger Rutherford County Erlanger Baptist Church Maggie Kennedy Haynes Grady J. Haynes Concord Carl Haynes Quentin Haynes W. H. Brown Jeff Leonard Katinapolis Lois Iris Ruth Ruby Haynes Harrison Haynes Forest City Sarah Koone Burtherfordton M. Toney Bostic Alice Blankenship Bridgewater Neva Hemphill Old Fort Charlies Keenan Charlotte

Kangaroo Name Confusion From Captain Cook’s Voyage

In 1770 Captain Cook asked a native for the animal’s name and was told "kangaroo" meaning I don’t understand. Cook recorded it as the animal’s name, reflecting a misunderstanding rather than a defined term.

Captain Cook Cook

Canada Exports Whisky Worth 16.29 Million Dollars

Canada shipped whisky totaling 16 million dollars in value during the period reported. Distilleries and exporters expanded overseas sales while markets in Europe and the Americas showed strong demand for Canadian whisky brands.

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