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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1932

Page

6

Weekend Visitor Notes in Thomasville Social Roundup

Mise Mabel Hoover Hargett spent the week end in Thomasville visiting her grandmother Mrs. D B Hoover on Lexington Avenue. Mine Mary Crickmore returned after a Winston Salem weekend. Mr and Mrs Charlie Mays of route 2 were visitors and will stay over tomorrow. Miss Emily Honeyman leaves for New York after visiting Mrs H A Mille on North Main Street. Honeyman has been guest of honor at several social affairs.

Mise Mabel Hoover Hargett Thomasville D. B&b. Hoover Lexington Avenue Mary Crickmore Winston-Salem Chariie Mays Route 2 Emily Honeyman New York H. A. Mille North Matn Street Miss Honeyman William Webb New York City Mrs. EB. L. Webb Salem Street

Fort Worth Rancher Louis Cooper Fatally Slain

Fort Worth Texas reports a fatal shooting that cut short the life of Louis Cooper, a 24 year old ranch worker, with limited readable details on the incident and suspect.

Fort Worth Tex Louis Cooper

Thomasville Society notes and community events

Local clubs and church groups report recent activities in Thomasville. The American City of the Thomasville women’s club met at Mrs. C. C. Pritchard’s home with Mrs. Lee Rice presiding and plans to combine welfare and this department. Other notes include parent teacher association Fathers’ night at Main Street school with tours and a talk by Dr. Ernest Branch on child health.

Pilgrim Sunshine Girls Sunshine Girls Pilgrim Holliness Church Wade Garner Dayton Street American Homes Dept MERTS John C. Abels American Homes Woman's Club Roland Park Gaston Johnson Robert Sheloff Jesse Washburn Thag West Robert Russell Bon Tn Sy Shea Thomasville Wonee’s Club C. C. Pritchard Lee Rice Children’s Department The Woman's Missionary Society of Main Street M. E. Church Charles F. Phillips Betty Louw Martha Phillips Patty Joan Hassler Nancy Farrington Gilbert Snider Glady Herring Parent-Teacher Association of Main Street School L. C.king Elizabeth Avent Bertha Reinhart Ruth Berry D. W. Maddox Ernest Branch Raleigh Dental State Board of Health J. A. McMillan Branch Maddox First Methodist Church Robert Jones

Belle Bennett Dies After Nervous Breakdown and Cancer

Belle Bennett, famed for mother roles in film, dies at 29 after a breakdown two years earlier. Doctor Leon Tiber cites general carcinomatosis as the cause. her son Theodore Macy is at bedside, husband Fred Windermere absent. Born in Milada Minnesota, she rose from trapeze beginnings to Stella Dallas and other films.

Hollywood Cal Belle Bennett Leon Tiber Theodore Macy Fred Windermere Miss Bennett Milada Minn Billie Bennett David Belasco Stella Dallas

Tractor backs over worker in fatal field accident

A 1400 pound tractor backed over an employee during hitching and ran over his legs chest arms and stomach before circling and running over his feet again. The incident details indicate a severe crush injury and exposure.

Cooper

Shopkeeper Cites Courtesy Shortfall in Paris Sighting

A terse exchange in Paris records Pele Mele remarking that politeness and courtesy were lacking, while a clerk defends showing none of these traits to a departing lady. The exchange highlights tensions in shopfront etiquette.

Paris

Tea Honors for Mrs. Bunch in Asheboro

A large tea party at the home of Mrs. Bunch celebrated the bride Mrs. Robert Bunch. Guests including brides Miss Clara Gill Miss Jean Osborne and relatives greeted the honoree while pink and yellow decor brightened dining rooms and hallways.

Pegg J. Merritt Pegg Lake Triangle Park Catherine Louisa Hatchett Sarah Holton Elmer Rankin Pegg, Jr Jean Slate Holton Bobby Dean Martha Jane Dean Marion Dean Rena Weston Pegg Phyllie Pegs Helen Ray Dean Elizabeth Dean Doris Pege Lorraine Pers Opeame Terpool Asheboro Robert Bunch W. A. Bunch Clara Gill Jean Osborne Bunch Lucille Rankin Salisbury J. D. Rose C. A. Hayworth C. A. Hayworth Greeted the Guests, Aunbering Walter Bunch R. L. Rankin Elmer Habel Ellis Dudley Charles Hoover George Wright Dinin Ed Hedrick J. A. Spence Curry Loflin N. M. Crawford

The Man Forgotten Cries for Bread and Honor

A lament honoring a laboring figure who bears nation’s weight and debts, guards borders, sustains roads and cities, and feeds the hungry. The poem calls to remember the man forgotten, a voice for the voiceless, whose daily labor upholds all from bread to churches. Copritett, 86, Edw Marthe.

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Edwin Markham Composes Poem for The Forgotten Man

Poet Edwin Markham announces he has written a new poem dedicated to Franklin D. Roosevelt. He says the piece follows Roosevelt’s presidential campaign appeal to the Forgotten Man and honors his lofty and noble outreach.

Man Edwin Markham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt Mr. Markham

Halloween party highlights with prize winners

Ghost stories were told near the open fire after the meal. Mrs. William Armfield and Charles McCrary won costume prizes. Miss Lucille hosted a flowery supper party Monday evening. Games costumes and favors reflected the Halloween season.

William Armfield Charles McCrary Lucille

Calgary sportsman fights eagle after bold shot

Calgary prominent sports figure Andy Baxter shot at an overhead eagle. The bird four total in the sky broke and fell but then recovered and attacked Baxter. The eagle sank its talons through multiple cloth layers into his arm and had to be freed with pliers.

Calgary Alta Andy Baxter Baxter

Halloween Parties Highlight Local Social Scene

Lee Loflin and Miss Tila Staf ford led the bride's book while Miss Louise Swaim and others poured tea in the dining room. Several Halloween gatherings featured costumes, apple bobbing, and a weiner roast with prizes for best outfits at homes on Park Street and nearby.

Lee Loflin Tila Stafford Louise Swaim Ethel Johnson James Burns Henry Ingram D. B. McCrary J. R. Foster Harmon Hastings Bebe Daniels Eunice Bulla J. C. Senter Rebecca Hedrick Mary Elizabeth Bunch Frank McCrary Oo Bossong Goodes Jane Page Walker

Junior sewing circle hosts Halloween party in Lexington

Misses Marguerite and Jackie Thomason led a Friday gathering at West Side Drive with crepe paper jack o lanterns and games. Prizes went to Paige Lohr Amanda Crook and Margaret Koontz. Mrs Arthur Thomason and Miss Geraldine Weaver served ice cream fruit peas nuts and popcorn.

Lexington Marguerite Jackie Thomason West Side Drive Hallowe'en Paige Lohr Amanda Crook Margaret Koontz Arthur Thomason Geraldine Weaver

Mrs Sink Hosts Autumn Bridge Party at Parkview

Mrs. Charles Sink entertained guests at Parkview Apartment with a four table bridge party. The living room featured autumn flowers, especially chrysanthemums, and prizes went to Mrs. D. A. Walser for high score and Miss Elizabeth for low score with a flower container.

Womans Christian Temperance Union Meeting Planned

The local W C T U chapter will hold its meeting Tuesday at 3 PM at Mrs Irvin Sink's home on West Center Street. A large attendance is desired and visitors are invited.

Daughters OF Wesley Calvary M. EF. Church Lucile James Green Street

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Green ST American Legion Auxiliary District Greensboro Legion Hut Lindsau Street J. K. Isley Greens Frankene Statesville G. Fox Marshall Oes Reformed Church Gar Firat Ieumes South Main and Russell Streets Weeley Memorial Church Legion Auxiilary American Legion Auxilliary Oakwood Memorial Park Reid Marsh Marsh MR. Halker ST. Leo's Hospital Lawrence Halker Barker Street Church Service League Church Service League of St. Mary's Episcopal Church Taber League Dp. A. KR Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Mise Mary Munyon Monthey Avenue Owen P. Sorrell Hetty Jean Carter Street Thomasville Society C. A. Cox A. R. Swaim Clarence Tomlinson Greenaboro Wuai ii Jui Man Psalia Asheboro Society NEA Service GUT the News Salt Lake City Skye Rim Earth Hig Copritett Marthe Rowin Markham Angry Eagle Clarence Crawford Park Street Lexington Society J. R. Terry West First H. ©. Philpott Link Murray Greason Charles Leigh Robert Bruton Daisy Ford First Meth Church Pernoon High Point Savings & Trust Co Wachovia Bank & Trust Co North Carolina Bank & Trust Co High Point Blue Bird Ice Cream Co North Main Street
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