Community Notices From Guilford and Salem College
Mrs. R M Martin recovers after Guilford General hospital surgery. H G Owen Bible Study class at Mrs. Long’s 215 Woodrow Ave with associate hostesses. Friends church Christian Endeavor meets Friday 7 30 pm on civic duties led by Mrs Annie Grace Frazier. Miss Blanche Leonard hosts dinner announcing Miss Ida Guyer engagement to Glenn Lambert. Salem College Commencement cards issued for June 1 to 5. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally listed. Mrs Lawrence Ingram hosted Bridges at Country Club with prize winners and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Owen
Long
Woodrow Avenue
Walter Thomas
Fred Whitescarver
W. C. King
Friends Christian Endeavor
Friends’ Church
Annie Grace Frazier
Blanche Leonard
South Main Street
Ida Guyer
Glenn Lambert
Miss Guyer
Salem College
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Mary Duncan McAnally
William J. McAnally
High Point
Sale on Elegant Slips and Pajamas in Floral Voiles
Readable text notes a sale on slips in silk jersey rayon and satin including white and flesh tones and new Floral designs made from fine French Voiles. The message emphasizes special values and new arrivals in pajama sets.
Social notes from Raleigh and Emerywood
Mrs. John Horney of Raleigh is spending the evening with Mrs. Matt Wall in Emerywood. J. H. Farrell returned this morning on the Crescent Limited from a business trip in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horney
Raleigh
Matt Wall
Emerywood
J. H. Farrell
the Crescent Limited
New York City
Commencement at Local College Opens Tonight
The High Point college commencement begins in the college auditorium at 8 o clock with six senior contestants in the S L Davis Essay medal and Rabinowitz Oratory medal contests. Tomorrow features the Dramatics department presenting Moliere s The Imaginary Invalid directed by Miss Mary Todd with Milbourne Amos in the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
S. L. Davis
Rabinowitz
Department of Dramatics
Mary Todd
Moliere
Idol Addresses Rotary Members At High Point Club
V A J Idol vice president and trust officer of Commercial National Bank spoke on wills and executor duties at the High Point Rotary meeting held at the country club. He explained executor versus administrator roles and the drawbacks of dying intestate. Special guests included Bunn W Hackney Jr scout executive of Uwharrie county Fy B Chadwick regional scout executive of Atlanta and the local Durham scout executive and assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Rotary Club
Country Club
V. A. J. Idol
Commercial National Bank
Mr. Idol
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Count
Fy. B. Chadwick
Atlanta
Uwharrie
Durham
Inventor claims new lifeboat safest for sea
Thomas Ditrich of Ithaca New York unveils a versatile lifeboat for steamers warships and ordinary craft. It can carry a gasoline motor radio and searchlight and is designed to endure ocean storms, promising unprecedented safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas Ditrich
Ditrich
Movie Ticker Ties Speculation to Wall Street
Wall Street views the movie ticker as a key driver of recent speculation. The illuminated display, seen above traditional tickers in many major brokerage offices, speeds up and broadens access to market data and tape readings, fueling rapid trading decisions. Some cities lack the system, while on the Pacific coast a few tickers are installed in brokers homes for early market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Pacific Coast
Investigators Stay in Capital for Present Time
The Senate campaign investigating committee will remain in Washington until Congress adjourns by June 2. It will not return to New York but will summon witnesses in Washington. After adjournment, trips will go to Ohio and Indiana to probe Hoover expenditures and anti Hoover financing tied to Allen County and to Senator James E Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Presidential Campaign Investigating Committee
Congress
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas City
Hoover
Allen County
James E. Watson
One-Minute Interviews Dancer Warns on Child Exercise
Harriet Hector, a young prima ballerina, cautions parents against strenuous early dancing for children. She advises gradual, interpretive instruction to build grace and poise while protecting the spine from overtaxing twists and acrobatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Harriet Hoctor
Ziegfeld
Miss Hector
Hector
Philathea class social honors two Asheboro teachers
The Philathea class of the Methodist Protestant church met at Mrs. Amos Winningham’s home for its regular monthly gathering. A surprise handkerchief shower honored Miss Enolia Presnell and Miss Farmer, longtime Asheboro school teachers, with roses on the table and two-course refreshments served after business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Amos Winningham
Winningham
Durham
Enolia Presnell
Farmer
Ashehoro School
Idle-a-White Club Holds Afternoon Meeting
The Idle-a-White club met at Mrs. Garland Pritchard's home on Thursday afternoon with only members present. A brief business session followed sewing and a contest provided extra amusement. A salad course and strawberry shortcake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Garland Alderman
Ingram
Mrs. Ingram
Mesdames
Matt Wall
Capus Waynick
Tom Kearns
James Lyon
E. T. Harrison
J. D. Pell
Richard Reitzel
R. T. Amos
W. H. Slane
Roland Hol
Garland Pritchard
Fifteenth Birthday Surprise At Grimes Farm
Mrs. Cleve Grimes hosted fifteen guests at her game farm home Saturday for a surprise party marking Morgan Grimes fifteenth birthday. The house glowed with summer flowers as guests played various games and enjoyed an ice course.
Legion auxiliary hosts afternoon at Sunset Avenue
Mrs. George Burkhead and Mrs. Carl Page entertained the American Legion auxiliary and guests at Mrs. Page home on Sunset avenue. Mrs. Mc Glowhan presided over the business meeting with several matters disposed of. Refreshments were served after the session. The home was decorated with roses and summer flowers for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkhead
Carl Page
American Legion Auxiliary
Page
Sunset Avenue
McGlowhan
U D C Chapter Hosts Meeting and M E Philathea Class Event
Randolph chapter U D C hosted by Mrs W Carl Page and Mrs M H Burkhead at Park Street home. J A Spence presided as reports on May 10 veterans celebration were shared. J D Ross reported from Greensboro district meeting with plans for veteran comfort. Sunset group M E Philathea held monthly meeting at Mrs Ed Crawfords on Sunset Avenue with story by Mrs George Saunders and a farewell for Miss Edith Keel, followed by a Russian tea salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Page
M. H. Burkhead
Randolph
Ross
M. E. Philathea
Ed Crawford
Sunset Avenue
George Saunders
Edith Keel
Asheboro
Roanoke Rapids
W. A. Coffin
Death of Prominent Man Hayworth at 72 in High Point
Julius Jasper Hayworth 72 prominent business man died at his home 811 North Main Street at noon after a year of poor health. Born June 27 1855 in Davison Count he lived much of his life in High Point and Indiana where he married Ella Starbuck in 1882. Surviving are his widow two daughters two sons four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Saturday 10 30 am at the residence with burial in Memorial Park cemetery pallbearers from Beeson Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jasper Hayworth
North Main Street
Mr. Hayworth
Davison County
John Franklin
Emaline Payne Hayworth
High Point
Indiana
Ella Starbuck
Hayworth
Beeson Hardware Company
Central Friends Church
E. W. Mellichampe
Sewanee
Tenn
Edith Hayworth
Horace
Davidson County
John W. Hayworth
Memorial Park Cemetery
Beeson Hartware Company
Giant egg exhibited by local hen in Middletown
A giant egg laid by William Dickerson’s hen from Thompson Ridge is displayed by the Dairy men's League in Middletown New York. The egg measures three and a half inches long and two and a half inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
William Dickerson
Thompson Ridge
Dairymen’s League
Limited campaign spending reported in North Carolina primaries
Pre primary expenditure filings show W. H. Burgwyn spent 520 dollars for lieutenant governor and O. J. Peterson 101.67 dollars for the Democratic nomination as commissioner of labor and printing. Unopposed candidates filed only the 20 dollar filing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. H. Burgwyn
O. J. Peterson
R. T. Fountain
Lieutenant Governor Candidates Yet to List Expenses
Lieutenant Governor G. G. Roberts and A. T Abernathy, candidates for Congress, have not filed their campaign expense reports. The matter remains unresolved as deadlines approach and voters await disclosure of fundraising and spending details.
Lexington man arrested in Chicago on auto theft charge
Special to the Enterprise Noah Gaston, a Lexington Negro, is in Chicago on a charge of stealing a car from a U-Drive-It service station. He rented the vehicle claiming a short trip, and two weeks later was located in Chicago awaiting return to Lexington for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Noah Gaston
Chicago
Ill
Clean Quilts Care Guide Note
Quilts should be washed in warm soap water and dried in the open air. Shake occasionally to refresh fibers and remove moisture.
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Owen Bible Class
Miss Leonard
Fred A. Jones
Maysville, Ky
Carl M. Cox
Blain Street
Lawrence Ingram
Roy Spearman
Lewis Teague
John Fambrough
Henry Perry
Eccles Everhart
E. G. Strieter
R. A. Sheloff
Haywood Henderson
Joe McLaney
Wilson Brown
F. B. Klein
Violet Johnson
Logal College
5. L. Davis
Rotary
Cecil
Commer’s Beauty Shop
Askin
Coachie’s and
Mammie
Helen Monday
Knoxville, Tenn
Don I. Barringer
Famous Players Studio
Don
Asheville
N. C
Mrs. Barringer
Stanley W. Prenosil
Smith
Dancer
Asheboro Social
R. Hayworth
Carolina
Quality Shoe Store
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Miss
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Georgette
South Main
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