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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1933

Page

7

Duchin to Play at UNC Finals Dances

Eddie Duchin's orchestra, famed radio and record band, signs to perform at the University of North Carolina German club commencement dances set for June 6 to 8 in Chapel Hill. The group, new to the campus, has played at Central Park Casino New York since 1931 and helped inaugurate ceremonies in Washington.

Chapel Hill Eddie Duchin University German Club Duchin University Central Park Casino New York Washington Douchin Columbia Network

Plans for liquidating state banks approved

Under the 1933 act a conservator is named as representative of depositors. The action, continued from page one, marks the first step taken under either 1933 act to liquidate state banks.

High Point social notes feature charity ball and club events

Maestro Charley Boulanger will lead his CBS orchestra at a Veterans of Foreign Wars ball at the High Point Country Club on June 6 aligning with the annual state encampment. The district reports bank balance sheets and liquidation plans as three banks report operations without restrictions on March 2 and March 3 with May 20 balances to be filed. Notes cover Philomathean and Lotus clubs meetings, Senior Christian Endeavor at First Methodist Protestant church, Springfield Friends Endeavor play, Eastern Star chapter gathering, and a marriage notice for Inez Hill and Paul B. Reiser on May 13 1933.

Charley Boulanger CBS Orchestra Veterans of Foreign Wars High Point Country Club Boulanger Hood North Carolina North Carolina Bank Independence Christian Endeavor Society First Methodist Protestant Church Christ L. R. Peacock

Local Social News Highlights From The City

Mrs BE F Pritchard Mrs Lawrence Council and Miss Ethel Pritchard return from Red Springs after a several day visit. Families visit Raleigh Guilford General Hospital operation recovery and other local hospitality notes and a party hosted by Miss Virginia Brown with multiple guests and dancers.

BE. F. Pritchard Lawrence Council Ethel Pritchard Rred Springs

Bonus Vets Unite as Red Resigns in Turbulent Times

Shipping and labor news show wage boosts in Oregon and Washington plywood mills and a record Plymouth car output. Key veterans group shifts occur as Communist-linked leaders Levine and Hickerson resign, while conservative factions align with U S hospitality in Fort Ont. Ontario region.

U. S Fort Ont Red” Com Ekmmanueel Levin Dareld Hickerson Mere Levine

Music Literature Dept Garden Party Set by Club

The Music Literature department holds its final club year meeting Wednesday at 3 30 pm hosted by Mrs H D Sears with associate hostesses Miss Pattie Newlin Mrs Fred Whitescarver and Mrs A B E Frazier The program led by Mrs John Whitsell titled Of The May Time promises music and poetry and is expected to attract a large attendance. Yokeley Lee Marriage Solemnized Last Week Mrs W L Lee announces the marriage of her daughter Myron to Mr Athyl Yokeley of this city on May 12 1938 in Danville Virginia

H. A. Millis North Main Street Philomathean Club C. P. Moffitt W. C. Jones W. A. J. Idol H. Tomlinson A. E. Tate Millis Lewis ofSatesville Mesdames Rufus King A. G. Douglas A. G. Douglas, 8. H. Tomlinson, A. E. Tate, W. A. J. Idol, O. P. Moffitt D. R. Parker W. Idol Charles Ragan Mrs. Mills H. D. Sears Pattie Newlin Fred Whitescarver A. BE. Frazier John Whitsell Yokeley-Lee W. L. Lee Myron Athyl Yokeley Danville

Letters Raise Alarm Over Student Government At High Point College

An Indignant Student accuses a single fraternity of engineering a self government plan, seizing control of the student council, and rushing a constitution through. The writer pleads for college authorities to intervene and for fraternities to halt “fraternity politics” while noting the risk of personal retaliation if his name were revealed.

High Point College the Enterprise

Textile Officials Approve 40 Hour Week Plan

The Observer reports via telegram from George A. Sloan president of the Cotton Textile Institute that textile executives representing 20 million spindles have given wholehearted approval to the 40 hour work week plan. The plan sets a maximum of two 40 hour shifts per week and two thirds of the industry is said to support it. Sloan says the institute will wait to notify federal officials next week as more mills respond.

Charlotte the Observer George A. Sloan Cotton Textile Institute Sloan

Brutal Murder on Oakdale Road Reported As Drunken Dream

A late night call from Jamestown police led reporters to a brutal scene near the depot. The victim, described as sober before being forced to drink, lay dead drunk in a roadside ditch. locals held a jury and deemed the case a matter of a bad night’s sleep rather than death.

Oakdale Road Jamestown

UNC Defeats NC State 7-1 Behind No-Hit Pitcher

Nate Andrews pitched a no hit no run game in his last start and struck out 14 as North Carolina beat North Carolina State 7 to 1 in Raleigh. Carolina scored twice in the first inning and added four in the ninth on a double steal and timely hits to secure the victory and keep pace for a possible state title.

Raleigh Nate Andrews N. C. State University of North Carolina Tar Heels Rudy Seitz Andrews Peacock Weathers State Ball Seitz Carolina R. Ocu Zaiser Brandt McCaskill Griffin Lambeth Duke Leonard Jeffrey Puller Potts

Charlotte Takes Third Off Bulls

Durham May 20 Charlotte outplayed but capitalized on breaks to take a third straight win over the Durham Bulls. Chester Martin and Sharkey Bhiland pitched well in a mound duel. The Bees erupted for over three runs in the eighth, and Barnes saved the tilt by robbing Blakesley of a triple with two on and two out.

Durham Charlotte Durham Bulls Chester Martin Sharkey Bhiland Bees Barnes Blakesley

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Tadio Duchin Marcel Grace Beauty Shoppe Woolworth’s Mrs. Millis Philomathean Lotus Club Mitchell H. L. Mitchell Carrick Avenue Springfield Endeavor Society Springfield Friends Christian Endeavor Society Allen Jay School Barney Hope Hathaway Louise Honeycutt Barney Hathaway Monroe Hendricks Della Catherine Reddick Robert Barrett John Purcell, Sr Bess Barrett Ethel Wells Cynthia Sears Lena Nance Miss Becker Ona Thurbar Rodney Rogers W. W. Ellington, Jr Jake Jay Hendricks Claudette Claverton Violet Reece Dr. Burns John Richardson Ruth Hendricks Eastern Star High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Reiser-Hill George Griffin Smith Street Inez Hill Paul B. Reiser Savannah Lexington N. C J. C. Leonard W. L. Hill Reiser C. E. Reiser Ashe Mra. Griffin Harold Sparks City EB. Sechrest Archdale J. W. Ivey Cannon-Fetzer Baltimore F. H. Barrett Homer Mrs Forrest Shuford T. J. Winslow Guilford General Hospital Thomas Wilder Julius Edenton Clara Walters F. B. Culler Tate Street Mrs. J. S. Slate Winston-Salem Correlli Pirie Lazenby Statesville H. C. Pitts Virginia Enscoe Bernice Willis Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina Addie Lomax English Street Miss Enscoe Mebane Ridgecrest Eleanor Idol Mount Arry Nina Hoffman Miss Idol Winifred Fisher Anne Meister Wilmington O. B. Stafford Oswego S. C Wyatt J. Armfield West Broad Street Keiffer Hedrick Ashland Lucille Lowder Coffey Coffey Royston Hospital LeRoy J. Hayes Clarendon Willie Warford Pine Needles Ralph Ratledge Jimmy Betty Sue Mrs. Ratledge William Kester Woodrow Avenue Mary Simmons James Obed Hancock Donald Lloyd Boston, Mass Mr. Hancock H. T. Hancock Lois Hedrick Nell Bulla Virginia Brown Fourth Street Charlotte Tomlinson Mary Henrich Pick” Brown Ruby Curlee Virginia Horney Dot Boles Sarah Lou Mattocks Helen Bulla Leona Stout Billy Batthews Sherwood Surlee B. C. Fowler Jack Brown Dwight Culler Norman Hill Fred Ridge Melvin Hutchens Ralph Clark Delmar Brown Colin Sorrell Red Tile Industries Oregon Plymouth Motor Corporation N. Y American Woolen Company Pacific Mille Lawrence Mass Penney’s Big Cotton George Belle Isle Oxfords Black and Brown Haynes Knitting Co J.c.penney Go O. K By Ima Kidder Wpore Peacock Ib Es Vick Abrhpoare Wood Eames Avera Cauthen McQuage Morris Lambeth Aes Nelms Bulls Twilight Beavans Warners and Redfern Beavans Co Hyman Jewelers Wallace Sterling Fostoria The Canterbury Granada Titania Lafayette Sterling William and Mary Mary II Minuet Normandie Hymans N. Main and
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