Improves After Illness and Local Notices
Frances Parker improves at home on Carrick Avenue after a recent illness. Mrs. A. W. Buck and Wesley Buck of 607 Park Street announce the birth of a son named Darrell Edward on May 96. Dr. Charles H. Nabers and Rev. George T. Stephens travel to Charlottesville for the Presbyterian General Assembly. Calvary Philatheas meet tonight at 1602 East Green Street. Stevens Bible class gathers 8607 Morris Street tomorrow at 3 PM. St Marys Church Service League to serve fried chicken dinner tomorrow evening. Sons and Daughters of Liberty elect officers this evening at their hall over the Enterprise office. Miss Cleo Franklin hosts a linen shower for Mrs Wesley Andrews. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs EB Cooper celebrate a reunion at Falcon Sunday. Miss Mae Kirkman to broadcast from WFBE with Miss Pearl Goodman on Wednesday May 28. YWCA to send two girls to Camp Merrie Woode June 14 rummage sale planned. Social gathering honors visitor Miss Emma Moreland of Greensboro. High Point UDC meets. new members listed. dance revue prep and Confederate veterans support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
H. W. McCain
W. C. T. Carter
E. C. Holden
Lily Watson
Irene Yarnall
Watson
Camp Merrie Woode
Annie Lawson
Burnice Deaton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
C. Dunbar
L. R. Stewart
N.S. Stirewalt
John S. Welborn
Old North State
H. I. Coffield
Charles Long
J. L. Kaneer
W. G. Ragsdale
F. J. Flagler
J. C. Whitesell
C. A. Ring
Ways and Means
W. E. Davis
Biloxi
O. E. Mendenhall
Raleigh News and Observer
Lee
Fort Fisher
J. E. Kirkman
Belle Boyd
Charles Kephart
W. B. Hall
Randolph Chapter
Asheboro
Loftin
Hostesses Serve Refreshments After Program
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Hammond hosted a program with stylish hospitality as hostesses served delicious refreshments following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Garner
Hammond
Local residents take short travels and family visits
Mrs Wilbur Jones and her daughter Mrs Jesse Harris returned from Myrtle Beach where they spent the past weekend. Mrs Frank Wineskie returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs Ben Cooper in Statesville. Miss Elizabeth McLeod returned home on Kivett Drive after two weeks in Greensboro with Mrs Jack Willis. Mr and Mrs J A McCain of Charlotte visit the McCains of 520 North Hamilton Street. Mrs McCain was formerly Miss Ruth Stilwell of Charlotte before her marriage on May 24, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jones
Jesse Harris
Myrtle Beach
Frank Wineskie
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Elizabeth McLeod
Kivett Drive
Greensboro
Jack Willis
J. A. McCain
Charlotte
J. H. McCain
North
Hamilton Street
McCain
Ruth Stilwell
Pan European Hollywood Aims to Meet U S Film Domination
European film writers discuss a united non American talkie front to resist Hollywood. Plans center on a Pan European Hollywood located in a neutral country like Switzerland with multilingual casts and cross border productions already underway in France Germany Sweden and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Atlantic
United States of Europe
America
England
Switzerland
Europe
Paris
Woman seeks beauty chorus role misses interview for lateness
A woman applied for a beauty chorus, included a photo, and was told to attend an interview. She arrived late and asked if the position was filled. The manager replied it was not, but she should have come when her photo was taken.
Longest Swim Plan Aims From Yellowstone to New Orleans
Jack Mola Jr and Thomas E Currier seek backers for a world record bid by swimming the Yellowstone River into the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers to New Orleans. If funded they will begin the 2000 mile journey in Livingston Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Mont
Jack Mola, Jr
Thomas E. Currier
Yellowstone
Missouri
Mississippi
New Orleans
Voluntary Sanitation Inspections For Filling Stations Planned
H. E. Miller announces a voluntary inspection program to improve roadside filling stations, tourist camps and eating stands. Operators may opt in, inspections are free, and approved sites will display Sanitation Approved signs with serial numbers. Failure to maintain standards revokes approval for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ter
Board of Health
Sanitation
The Story of Sue Lexington and Local Clergy News
Rev J Rupert McGregor of First Presbyterian went to Charlottesville to attend the Southern Presbyterian general assembly as ministerial commissioner for Winston-Salem Presbytery. The feature blends with a soap‑opera style scene where Sue Lexington and characters Jack, Harry, and Corrinne navigate lunch, engagements, and flirtations in a small-town social milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. Rupert McGregor
First Presbyterian Church
Charlottesville
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Winston-Salem
Raising Rock Plants From Seed For Next Spring Display
The article advises raising rarer rock plants from seed to build a durable supply. It lists hardy species such as Alyssums arabis and alpine primroses, notes primrose seed germination can be slow, and promotes a peat moss soil mix. It explains careful watering for tiny saxifrages and ample space for vigorous Alpine seedlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Prize Winner Frances Finds Health With California Fig Syrup
Frances suffered stomach and bowels were bilious and weak before California Fig Syrup. Mrs. McLeod of Raleigh reports quick relief and improved appetite, digestion, and overall health. Mothers praise the syrup and physicians endorse its safe, fruity vegetable goodness for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
T. B. McLeod
E. Hargett St
Raleigh
N. C
California
Wilbur to Deliver Duke Commencement Address
Wilbur will be the second family member to deliver Duke University’s commencement address within four years. The event, on Wednesday June 4, features Bell Wicks of Princeton Chapel delivering sermons next Tuesday morning. This graduation marks Duke’s farewell from the old campus with alumni from a dozen reunion classes attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Wicks
Princeton University
Duke
Union
Washington Men At Duke Finals
Washington men will be heard at Duke university's 78th commencement running May 31 to June 4. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, former Stanford president and interior secretary, will give the commencement address on June 4. Rev Homer J Councilor of an Baptist church in Washington delivers the baccalaureate on June 1. Dr Robert Rus- appears as the third speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or.ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
Duke University
Curtis D. Wilbur
Navy
Duke
Leland Stanford University
Interior
Hoover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashions
Frances Parker
Carrick Avenue
A. W. Buck
Park Street
Darrell Edward
Charles H. Nabers
George T. Stephens
Charlottesville, Va
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Calvary Philatheas
Calvary M. E. Church
John Scearce
East Green Street
Stevens Bible
FE. A. McGhee
Morris Street
Church Service League
St. Mary’s Church Service League
Sons-Daughters OF Liberty
Enterprise
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Miss Franklin
Mrs. Andrews
Edna Dicks
Lela
Vincie Wagner
Mary Andrews
Bessie Ward
Jesse Jennings
Paul Franklin
William Smithson
Fatacion
Vixie McArthur
Bonnie Crumpler
Howard Powell
Bill Johnson
Falcon Sunday
EB. R. Cooper
Cooper
J. A. Culbreth
Miss Kirkman
WEBE
Mae Kirkman
Marion Thalberg
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
WFBE
Gram
Conservatory
Beethoven
Yvelyn Graul
Wienowski
Emma Moreland
Minnie Bain
Meadow Street
Miss Moreland
Frances Brown
Ruth Moon
Lillian Emerson
Lucille Oakley
Hazel Harbinson
Burnette Brown
Mary Etta Rutledge
Edna May Clapp
Nolan Reid
Lewis Welch
Alva Destain
Alfred Moffitt
Carl Gibson
Ted Thomas
Donald Bain
Claude Ellington
Paul Shoaf
A. D. Moreland
John Ellington
A. M. Bain
Rollins
Lins Silk
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
European Film Union
U.S
By Wade Werner
Associated Press
SOC
High Point Candy Company
Ethel
Nice
Sue
Margery Hale
NEA Service, mC
Jack
Barbara
Jack Thornton
Harry
Corrinne
Aaa
Washington
Sec
Councilor
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Tanlac
Wachova Bank
Lucien Lelong
Schiffman’s
TIN
North Main
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