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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1938

Page

8

Elm Street Grocery Opens In Modern High Point Store

Pee Ray Smith named manager for Elm Street Grocery as it opens in a new two story brick building at Elm and Howell. The store offers fresh meat groceries fruit and vegetables with delivery by two boys and orders by two phones 3323 and 3324. First 50 orders receive six pound sacks of Daily Bread flour.

Elm Street Elm and Howell Streets Ray 8. Smith Mr. Smith High Point Davidson County J. A. Brown L. A. Pegg Irvin Riley S. G. Carmichael Troy Riley

Quality of Mercy Has Its Limits at Municipal Court

John T. Walker learned mercy has limits as Judge D. C. MacRae sentenced him to two years on county roads after a second appearance in three days for larceny after trust and related charges. His companion Lona Kirk drew four months in the workhouse for fornication and adultery, with additional counts. Other local defendants faced fines and short custodial terms for drunkenness and prohibition violations.

John T. Walker D. C. MacRae Walker MacRae Kirk J. B. King City Charles Russell Asheboro C. C. Venable Route One

Guilford County Considers New Assistant Solicitor

Greensboro Nov 9 speculation grows on who will replace D C MacRae as assistant solicitor as Guilford County Commissioners meet in executive session and hear a High Point delegation. The group reportedly backs James B Lovelace for the post with Friday morning decision expected.

Greensboro D. C. MacRae Board of Guilford County Commissioners High Point W. E. Crissman T. R. Short James B. Lovelace MacRae Nash James Lopelace C. R. Melve D. H Nor Ad Younce Greer Clyde Shreve Stoke Lale

Dr and Mrs Greer to give program at church event

Dr and Mrs I G Greer of the Milla Home in Thomasville will present a program of folk songs and mountain ballads at the First Baptist Church Friday at 7 30 under Circle No Two of the Woman's Missionary Society. They have spent years collecting authentic folk music.

I. G. Greer Milla Thomasville First Baptist Church Circle No. Two Woman's Missionary Society Mrs. Greer

Believe It Or Not Contest Open To All

Today and tomorrow conclude the Believe It or Not contest with national grand prizes including a 1939 Buick Special Sedan two 16 day Caribbean cruises and all expense stays in New York San Francisco Miami Sun Valley and Bermuda plus two radio phonograph sets and books. Send legible entries with proof to The Enterprise Believe It or Not Editor. first prize winners choose from fourteen prizes.

Grace Line New York United Airlines Pennsylvania Hotel San Francisco Miami Florida Everglades Hotel Eastern Air Lines Sun Valley Lodge Sun Valley Idaho Warner Movie Studios Warner Bros Hollywood California American Airlines Beverly Hills Bermuda Monarch of Qeuen Furness Line Pan American Airways Belmont Manor Philco Aften

Walter Winchell and Broadway Scene Highlights of 1939

A collage of Broadway chatter notes stars and shows at the Shubert Theater building including new productions, songs and performers. Walter Winchell reflects on time and parades of aspirants while Berlin and Kate Smith drive charity efforts. A variety of acts and programs are announced with open public access and a silver offering.

Ington Avenue Shubert Theater New Rivoli Cissy Loftus Vanderbilt Theater Joan Edwards CBS G. Jessel Versailles Hellzapoppin

Delegates Return From Student Meet Attends NC Congress

John L. Murray president of the National Association of Student Officers returned to New York City after visiting High Point Kannapolis and other North Carolina cities. He spoke to the High Point student body and joined delegates to the twelfth annual North Carolina State Student Council Congress led by Roger Taylor. Official and unofficial delegates are listed with school officials and student leaders. Iowa leads in corn production with Illinois Nebraska and Missouri following.

John L. Murray National Association of Student Officers New York City High Point Kannapolis North Carolina Murray Roger Taylor New York North Carolina State Student Council Congress Kathryn Allen Akers Hutchens Josephine Deal Louise Hunter D. P. Whitley Helen Deans Eleanor Younts Billy Peak Ruby Parker Charles Medlin Wanda Lee Bissette Kathryn Cross Dorothy Dean Davis Charles Pierce Bruce Imes John Kivett

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Ray Smith Mercy Jno. T. Walker ELM ST. Grocery Wilson’'S WilSon Linedale Lindale Lexington Ave Walter Winchell Broadway Contactus Iowa Union Illinois Nebraska Missouri Best ELM Street Grocery W. J. Anderson & Co Southeast Thomas & Howard CO Wholesale Grocers Greensboro, N. C R. S. Smith's New Store York Refrigeration W. A. Brown & Son, Inc Fred J. Cox
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