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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

6

Local Notices and Club Meetings Packed Page

Ill at High Point hospital Mrs Royster Tucker and Jake Harris. Bible classes meet with Mrs Keith and Mrs Hucks at Long Street. Guilford General hospital for Mrs Spencer after surgery. Tea and Topics club hosts Mrs Sheroff on North Main. Art department of Woman's club on Park Way with NC artist theme. Birthday dinner for Mrs J A Kelly. Wesley Bible class elects officers for next year. Local person notices include visits and travel.

RS. Tucker Royster Tucker High Point Hospital Earnest MR. Harris III Friends Jake Harris TEA and The Woman’s Club H. N. Phillipe Park J. A. Kelly N. Main Street J. H. Harvey Gurney King King Lula R. L. Davis Catherine Brooks Samuel Hines Banks Staley Wright Sunshine Berta Loraine Wesley Bible Wesley Memorial Church Elsie Gates J. W. Kearns J. F. Hayden M. J. Crowder Clara Lindsay Bessie Pope Kearns

Lindbergh captivates Paris with spontaneous praise and ceremonies

Captain Charles A. Lindbergh is hailed across Paris on Ascension Day with a formal reception at the embassy, a public procession, and a pledge to present him to Parisians at the city hall. He receives the Legion of Honor and a gold medal from the Aero Club, while preparations for his Paris to Brussels leg await official plans.

Paris Charles A. Lindbergh France Assembly Lindbergh Champs Elysee Rue Rivoli Louis Bleriot English Channel Spirit of Legion of Honor Doumergue The Aero Club Mme. Deutsch de la Meurthe Painleve United States New York Brussels London James C.,. Dunn Albert Dunn

Worth Trial Drags On With Self Defense Claim

The witness reported a porch confrontation with Worth and Wrenn, detailing insults and a scuffle sparked by fear. Wrenn testified he acted in self defense from start to finish as others vouched for Wrenn’s good character. Prosecution noted Robert Bell’s past and sought to discredit his testimony as unreliable.

Mr. Wrenn Mr. Worth Robert Bell Gold Winston-Salem Bell

Birthday Dinner for J H Witcher Highlights 50th

A large birthday dinner honored J H Witcher at his Ames area home two miles from the city edge. About 300 friends and relatives attended a picnic style meal with speeches by Bruce Carraway Rev Jones and Rev Putman. A quartet including Everett Witcher and David Sasatto performed. Witcher is married with ten children and both parents are living, aged 72 and 67.

J. H. Witcher Ames Bruce H. Carraway High Point Mr. Jones Hickory Chapel Mr. Putman

Coolidge weighs Black Hills site for summer White House

Washington May 24 The president is giving serious consideration to the Black Hills South Dakota as a potential site for a summer White House.

Washington Coolidge Black Hill S. D White House

Brown Will Jury Runs Into Still During Ride

In Washington North Carolina on May 24 AP reports a jury deliberating to nullify the will of late Superior Court Judge Jolera H Brown diverted from court duties. Jurors grew restless and organized a bus ride seeking amusement and spotted a still near Cohead Springs before the deputy sheriff intervened.

Washington, N. C North Carolina Superior Court Jolera H. Brown Cohead Springs

Chest Workers 10 Meet Tonight at Presbyterian Hut

Over 250 workers plan a 6:50 PM banquet at the Presbyterian hut on East Green Street to receive final canvassing instructions for the May Community Chest drive. Chairman Peacock presides. seven colonels assign teams and honor seats, with Hidden Ramsay of Asheville delivering the guiding address.

Presbyterian Hut East Green Street Peacock W. A. J. Idol W. B. McEwen L. R. Stewart Hidden Ramsay Asheville Ramsay Associated Charities of Community Chest S. L. Parham Negro Ministers’ Association O. E. Davis FE. E. Cartwright H. L. Ashe Normal High School G. A. Gerran W. H. Saunders L. B. Haizlip W. F. Porcha A. Edmondson W. S. Smith June Robbins A. J. Griffin J. Martin John Kilby J. C. Morgan H L. Jordan J. C. H. Gaylord D. N. Moore T. N. Byrd D. E. Bell J. C. Crawford Jesse Mock George W. Price First Methodist Protestant Church

Last Dry Spot Menaced Near New Orleans

The last dry spot in the famed Louisiana sugar region near New Orleans faced immediate flooding after a levee break at McRae on the Atchafalaya. Two thousand men, joined by a thousand more, worked to shore up defenses as waters rose.

John M. Parker Point Coupee Parish Secretary of Commerce Hoover Bayou Chene New Orleans Rossina Piraro Red Cross New Iberia Piraro Chene Country Louisiana Sugar Bowl Mississippi McRae Old River Atchafalaya

Wires 10 Centennial Avenue Home Burned

Wires leading to a stucco house at 816 Centennial Avenue burned this afternoon around 3 o'clock but caused no damage to the house. Ground and lead-in wires were burned. Firemen from stations 2 and 4 answered. It is believed a short circuit started the fire and it may belong to I C Rogers.

Centennial Avenue I. C. Rogers

First Veterans Loans Paid Out By Manning

Checks for the first two loans under North Carolina's veterans loan act will be mailed tomorrow. Colonel John Hall Manning says the $3,000 loans to veterans from Weke and Edgecombe counties are secured by strong collateral. The act authorized a $2 million fund via state bonds to help World War I veterans build homes with liberal loan terms.

Raleigh John Hall Manning Loan Board Weke Edgecombe Manning North Carolina

Flood fund donations total new contributions after closure

The Mississippi flood fund, closed with Sunday's issue, received two final gifts today bringing the total near 3200 dollars. Donor list stops but acknowledgments will be sent. further donations go to the stricken area to join the High Point gift. Contributions included 11.00 from Mitchells Grove and 70.42 from South Main Street.

High Point Mitchell’s Grove South Main Street

Ramsay MacDonald Says Labour Ready to Chase Vote Over Russia Break

Former Premier Ramsay MacDonald arriving in Southampton from his America trip says the Labour Party will challenge the government to an election if a complete break with Russia occurs.

Southampton Eng Ramsay MacDonald Benergaria Labor Party Russia

Drayton Mills Declares Dividend on Preferred Stock

Stockholders of Drayton Mills in Spartanburg S C have declared a 312 percent dividend on 360 900 dollars of preferred stock. The mills produce fancy cotton goods.

Spartanburg S. C Drayton Mills

Proceeds From Senior Play To Buy Picture

Proceeds from the senior class production Sunshine to be staged at the American theatre by high school students will fund a class gift to the school. The Woman's club art department offers 500 toward a 1000 painting if the school raises the remaining 500, with High Point listed in 1927 to receive the painting.

North Carolina John Hamil Quinby Smith Woman's Club American Theatre Arrington High Point

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Stephens Charles Keith Morris Street Spencer III F. D. Spencer Guilford General Hospital James Cates Ruth Sarah Elizabeth Charles Kelly Mrs. Lauros Blacksburg Allene Kelly N. C Russell Seeiie Robert Hudson Petty Reidsville Ellington Russell Street W. C. Idol Vera Hepler Salisbury Dorothy Proctor Thomas Turner Herman Abels Kenneth St. Paul, Minn Mr. Abels Alexander Rankin, Jr Greensboro Caroleen Lambeth H. N. Bowne Matt Wall Meattitt’s N. Main St Cecil Annari Waggers Ladies Shop Style Shop Las Y Ve South Main Ccessories N. E Hamilton Stamey’s Flapper Fanny U.S NEA Service, Inc Brown Chest Workers Nettleton Shoes Trettleton Aberdeen Oxford Quality Shoe Store J. Burt Holder Beavans’ Daily Store News the Ladies’ Store Bluefield W. Va E. C. Aldridge Roanoke F. M. O'Neill Pax West Virginia Huntington Indleside W. V Read Enterprise Fidence
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