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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1932

Page

6

Night School Students Close Season With Final Meeting

The High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter held its final spring meeting at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's home on Washington Street. Reports were heard, Memorial Day plans discussed, and a discussion on inviting Confederate veterans to High Point was rejected. Also noted were births, visits, an art class start, an operetta at Ray Street, and a large report of perfect attendance with certificates awarded by Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews. The issue lists many names and local events.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Tts J. F. Hayden Washington Street H. N. Phillips R. K. Stewart J. W. Paul Dred Peacock Floyd Wilson Jnior High School Louisville Wishart West End Louise Edwards Emma Blair School Ida Herman T. Wingate Andrews Fanny Vanhoy Bertha Navey N. A. Lewis Lila Ray Luella Lassiter Lydia Holcombe F. B. Barley Arthur King C. A. King J. C. Hetlig Hattie Shoemaker Minnie Cross Ida Lambeth Pearl Coleman Minnie Allred C. O. Vanhoy John Vanhoy Ernest Hudspeth Tena Hargraves Mary May Ida Stoner Alma Mae Brown Cora Chamblin Valile Cook Cordin Dean Bertie Wagner Nealie

Burglary at Ruths House Leads to Night Terror

Ruth wakes in a haunted room as a masked intruder corners her. A shadow looms, the envelope with Sally's money lies nearby, and the thief demands the cash in a guttural voice. Ruth conceals fear while seeking a way to protect the money and herself.

Ruth Sally Sue Arnold Page

Mr. Williams To Be Buried Wednesday

Funeral services for Thomas H. Williams who died at his home on Mill Street will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m from the home with Rev Tom Howard officiating. Interment follows in the Holiness church cemetery at Randleman. He leaves a widow three sons Troy Claude Vernon Williams of this city four daughters Myrtle Sink Julia Maude Williams of High Point and Janice Brewer of Eagle Springs three brothers A G Williams of High Point Charles Williams of Hemp and Dock Williams of Eagle Springs one half brother Carlton Williams of Jackson Springs one sister Mrs Becky Brewer of West End and three grandchildren.

Thomas H. Williams Mill Street Tom Howard Holiness Church Randleman Troy Claude Vernon Williams Myrtle Sink Julia Maude Williams High Point Janice Brewer Eagle Springs A. G. Williams Charles Williams Dock Williams F Eagie Springs Carlton Williams Jackson Springs Becky Brewer West End

Explosion Kills Six at Gardanne Aluminum Works

Six workmen died and ten were seriously injured in an explosion at an aluminum works in Gardanne near Marseille on May 31. The blast caused extensive damage to the plant and prompted emergency response teams to the scene.

Marseilles France Gardnne Here

Stephens Bible Study to Meet at Mrs Stout Home

The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs W J Stout at 1005 Lindsay Street. Mrs Willie will lead the afternoon session. MASS MEETING TO BE HELD TONIGHT The Christian Endeavor Union mass meeting is tonight at 8 at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church with urging broad representation. MID-WEEK GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET Tomorrow at 10 at the home of Mrs Collier Ellis Otteray Drive CHURCH WILL GIVE CHICKEN SUPPER St Marys Episcopal parish house hosts a fried chicken supper Thursday 6 to 8 pm open to the public.

Mary Harper Philathea South Main Street Bernice Kearns West Green Street FE. &. Kearns Neal Kearns Stephens W. J. Stout Lindsay Street Willie Christian Endeavor Union Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Collier Ellis Otteray Drive St. Mary’s Episcopal Church

Helen Wills Moody Seeks Clean Sweep in French Titles

In Auteuil France May 31 Helen Wills Moody appears poised to win all eligible French championships. She and Elizabeth Ryan have already captured the women's doubles and now pair with Sidney B Wood reach the mixed doubles final. They beat Borotra and Sigart to reach the final against Perry and Nut Hall.

Auteuil France Helen Wills Moody Elizabeth Ryan Moody Sidney B. Wood Helen Wood Jean Borotra Josane Sigart Fred Perry Betty Nuthall Rene Lacoste

Pope Celebrates 75th Birthday With Thanksgiving Mass

Pope Pius XI marked his 75th birthday with a private mass in the Vatican private chapel attended by a small circle including his sister Donna Camilla Ratti and relatives. Congratulatory telegrams poured in from around the world and were given to Cardinal Pacelli to relay to the pontiff.

Pope Vatican City Pius XI Donna Camilla Ratti Marquise Marquis Persichetti- Ugolini Cardinal Pacelli Bealf

Youth Arrested For Gasoline Theft In Portland

A Portland youth detained for stealing gasoline from cars was found in possession of a car stolen from criminal attorney Lou Wagner. Wagner faced blame from the deputy district attorney who argued the high powered multi cylinder vehicle forced the thefts to keep it running.

Portland, Orc Lou Wagner Wagner

State Ready To Meet All Its Obligations

Raleigh May 31. Gov. Gardner announced after a conference with State Treasurer Stedman that North Carolina will meet all obligations due by June 30. The debt reduction includes 600,000 toward an item of 5,800,000 to be paid on principal and interest.

Raleigh North Carolina O. Max Gardner John P. Stedman

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V. Dp. C D. S. Mishoe Frances Maudean Fisher Street Laffoon Nancy Revis Armona Calif J. P. Laftfoon Best Street Miss Cook Sarah Cook Elm Street School Mary Harper Peter Rabbit Ray Street Laura Wesson Frank Smith Charlies Barrier C. C. Garrett H. B. Robertson Joe Snider Fort Fisher Grover Jones Tom Boy Elm Street North Main Street Minnie Doby Bertha Doby Mary Jane Everhart Josey Vincannon Louise Morton P. R. Dixon N. F. David G. G. Gray Harry Stacy Lottie Bame Bertie Cavin Nannie Patterson Fuller Capps Geo. Wall Druzella Hudson Charlie Surratt Virginia Nixon Mabel Gallimore Sallie Williams Mary Webster Ruby Monroe Wilma Hill L. D. Rummage FE. L. Johnson Johnnie Nance James Stacy James Grissom Raymond Blackman Martha Underwood H. Peters F. E. West Lester Hudspeth Florance Warren Elvin Doby Mary Crawford Georgie Capps Geo. Hendrix Lola Emma Blair BE Ll. Johnson Namie Patterson Octe Parrish James Allred Vada Sheffield Righland Bessie Holbrook Roxie Kizar Alice Teague Julia Hudspeth Florence Warren Tila Black Foster West Listie Vanhoy Lucinda White Alma M. Brown Janie Dunnig Isabelle Harrelson Etta Wade B. W. Wagner Ben Morton H. V. Webster Mr. Hendrix Annie Smith Georgia Capps Elvie Capps Eva Childress Roxie Smith Adams Millis Corporation Ellis Sales Company Oo. C. Claudesley Laurence-McFadden Company Harriss-Covington Mill Slane Hosiery Highland Ruth Welborn tFairview School Pauline Payne L. R. Johnston Fant Kelley W. T. Saunders Louis Edwards Sarah Key Bessie Leslie Walter Brooks Lottie Bamne E.L. Johnson Woody Harrelson Janie Dunning Lola Allred Maude Allred Tom Hill Bob Hill Lydie Holcomb Ruth Bowles Letha Davis Oda Parrish M. Jane Everhart Bertie Wagoner Yallie Cook Coroin Dean Minnie Jones Nealie Saunders E. M. Teague W. E. Kizar Dame Moffitt Moffitt’s North Main N. Main Wachovia Bank Mr. Williams Dize Awning and Tent Co Main St Betsey van Pelt Hedlund Della Sue Hicks Jean Tyler Gretchen Wilson Miss Tyler Lux Miss Wilson Allerton House New York City Allerton 57Th Street Lexington Avenue Yow’s Funeral Home Broad and Shadow Legant le Gant Warner the Ladies’ Store
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