Stricklands Host Visiting Relatives In Asheboro
Special to The Enterprise reports Mr and Mrs Franz Strickland hosting relatives from Washington Fountain Inn and others on North Yetteville Street. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ogden Bryan Ogden Jr Miss Mary Ogden Miss Audrey Eaddy with a musical program and refreshments.
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Enterprise
Sheboro
Franz Strickland
Yetteville Street
Washington
Fountain Inn
8. C
An Ogden
Mary Ogden Bryan Ogden, Jr
Washin
Audrey Eaddy
Sain Inn
Audrey Sayre
S. D. Stedman
Ethel Johnson
W. Taylor, Jr
Frances Kland
Dan Burns
C. L.ford, Jr
Howard P. Powell
Thanksgiving Luncheon Honors Raw-Underwear Plant Staff
The Raw-Underwear Plant employees were honored at a Thanksgiving luncheon hosted by W. J. Armfield II and T. Lynwood h of Asheboro. Guests included A. B. Beasley and Dr. J. L. Stokes of Randleman. Numerous local residents attended, with gifts given to honorees and social visits continuing at homes after the show.
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Isses Lucy Clyde Frazier
Belle Daniels
Bernicer
Talmadge Dan
Miss J
Billy Ray Campbell Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs. Raymond Campbell of 816 Magnolia court entertained for her son Billy Ray on Saturday afternoon for his ninth birthday. Guests numbered 21 and games and contests were held with Irene Campbell and Jane Armstrong winning prizes. A decorated birthday cake hosted refreshments in the living room and dining room.
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Friendly Friends
Friends Church
Richard Pugh
Liberty Street
Ruth Way
H. A. Parker
Grace Stout
Dorothy Henley
Lillian Wright
Miss Way
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Billy Ray
Irene Campbell
Jane Armstrong
Campbell
Elmer Johnson
L. W. Apple
Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Events
The Social Calendar lists multiple meetings and performances from Tuesday through Friday. Notable items include Charles F. Carroll Jr. speaking on financial operations in city schools at Johnson Street School and again on school legislation for the A A U W at Central Friends Church. The Collins Entertainment Festival concludes with the play Mary's Other Husband at the junior high. Other gatherings cover Girl Scout and Entre Nous council meetings, Tea and Topics with Vera Idol on Poetry, Altrusa club trips, and the Piedmont German club dance with Billy Brooks.
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Johnson Street
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Central Friends Church
Community Arts Club
J. Underwood
Denny Seas
Valette J. Harris
Hew
Rockford Road
Mary
Altrusa Club
Girl Scout Council
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Social Arts
Clyde Baxter
Centennial Avenue
V. W. Idol
Vera Idol
Salisbury
Salisbury Club
Yadkin Hotel
Philomathean Club
W. Chase Idol
Hillcrest
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Billy Brooks
Geoffrey Morgan To Speak On Your Money or Your Life
Geoffrey F. Morgan, California legislator, will address students at Thomasville High School tonight in the third program of the Business and Professional Women's club series. Morgan, born in England fifty years ago, has held roles as teacher and administrator and is listed in Who's Who. A record crowd is expected.
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Thomasville
Geoffrey F. Morgan
California
Business and Professional Women's Club
Morgan
England
Sanford University
Columbia
Ohio University
Florence Nightingale Club Attends Durham Seminar
Members of the Florence Nightingale club of the YWCA with Mrs Zillan R Popkins attended a seminar in Durham on Men Women Relationships and Family Adjustments. Dr Mildred Morgan of the University of Iowa led the program for industrial women hosted by the Durham YWCA. Attendees included Mabel Rimmer Kathryn Hoover Macy Duncan Ola Carpenter Phoebe Meadows Frances Rimmer and Verona Brown.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Zillan R. Popkins
Durham
Durham Y. W. C. A
Mildred Morgan
University of Iowa
Columbia University
Mabel Rimmer
Kathryn Hoover
Macy Duncan
Ola Carpenter
Phoebe Meadows
Frances Rimmer
Verona Brown
Church Prayer Band to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Go-Get-’Em Prayer Band at Green Street Baptist plans a cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. at Mrs. Nora Haney’s home 1801 East Green Street. The public is invited. Mollie Phipps class to meet at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. A. E. Lowe’s home 618 Arch Street.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Nora Haney
East Green Street
Mollie Phipps
Calvary M. E. Church
A. BE. Lowe
Arch Street
Entre Nous Club Sets Thursday Meeting Time
The Entre Nous club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. J. W. Harriss home on Rockford road. Members are asked to note the change in hour.
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Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
Thanksgiving visits and college connections noted around German ton
Local society notes list visits during Thanksgiving from Priscilla Dean of German ton to Salem college classmates, plus Mrs. Hisey from Shenandoah and others. Ernest Scarborough and David Parsons joined D H Parsons at 614 West Farriss avenue. James Alexander and family called to Selma for a relative’s passing, while others attended Duke Pitt game and infant care.
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Ernest Scarborough
Greensboro
David Parsons
Guilford College
D. H. Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
Melita Eldridge
Virginia Sossaman
Durham
Miss Sossaman
C. B. Agner
Duke
N. P. Alexander
Jamestown
Selma
Tea And Topics Club Meeting On Thursday At Idol Home
Mrs. V. W. Idol hosts the Tea and Topics club Thursday at 3 30 in her North Main street home. Miss Vera Idol will speak on poetry as the guest speaker.
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V. W. Idol
Tea and
North Main Street
Vera Idol
Stag Club Holds Regular Meeting This Evening
The Stag club will hold its regular meeting this evening at eight o'clock at the club house located just off the Winston Salem highway.
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Stag Club
Winston-Salem Highway
Theater blast blamed on anti-Jewish agitation in Temesvar
Reports from Temesvar Tempers report an explosion at a local theater blamed on anti-Jewish agitation fueling unrest. Romanian authorities and observers weigh the allegations as investigations begin.
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Budapest
Temisoara
Temesvar
Fire destroys part of Kelley sanatorium in Kingstree
A fire in Kingstree yesterday razed part of the Kelley sanatorium causing an estimated 15000 dollars in damage. Twenty patients were removed from smoke filled rooms and evacuated.
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Kingstree
8. C
Kelley Sanatorium
Florida road covered with fabric carpet coating
In Florida a road is being surfaced at $70 per mile by laying a cotton fabric as a base, then a coating of crushed rock and asphaltic bond on top. The treatment is reported to cause oilmen to washboard and form potholes.
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Florida
Night Snapshots For Fun In Winter Home Photography
Night snapshots offer a delightful winter pastime. With affordable lighting equipment amateur photographers can create table top scenes, informal family portraits, and interior views using toy props and simple backgrounds. A guide explains bulb placement, shutter speed, and exposure to achieve bright results.
L. G. Jones Named Regular Deputy
Sheriff Joe Phipps announced the appointment of L. G. Jones as a full time regular deputy sheriff with headquarters in High Point. Jones fills the vacancy caused by the death of Deputy C. L. Gray, a longtime officer. He previously served as special officer at the High Point municipal lake and was elected township constable on November.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Joe Phipps
L. G. Jones
High Point
Jones
C. L. Gray
Phipps
Troy R. Short
John F. Jones
Herman Burrows
W. L. Wheless
Fishermen Struggle With Slow Catch Far Off Coast
Captain Chris Janguard and crew fished 40 miles south of San Francisco chasing sardines. They toiled seven hours before hauling in their first catch, finally landing a 10 ton shark after an initial aim for sardines.
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San Francisco
Chris Janguard
Here
North Carolina Assesses Penalties for Fertilizer and Feed Violations
Raleigh reports the North Carolina Department of Agriculture collected nine thousand three hundred twenty one dollars and seventy nine cents in penalties for fertilizer and feed purity law violations during the last biennium. Assistant commissioner D. B. Coltran notes fertilizer penalties totaled 7995.29 dollars while feed penalties were 1326.50 dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
D. 8
Coltran
Freeport Knights Form Blood Squad of 50
The Freeport council Knights of Columbus organize a blood squad of 50 men to donate blood for emergencies. Members were typed and tested as initiation, ready to respond to calls from Freeport physicians.
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Freeport, US
Freeport Council Knights of Columbus
Freeport
Davidson Young People Conference Set for Thomasville
The Davidson County Young People Association holds its annual meeting at the Community Methodist Protestant church in Thomasville on Tuesday November 29. Miss Eunice Weaver leads with Dolan Calhoun as county chair. Rev. B S Brown Jr and Rev J Clyde Allman speak. Group discussions and a banquet feature the event with music by local quartets and duets. All Davidson churches are urged to attend.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Young Peoles Association
Community Methodist Protestant Church
M. P. Church of
Death of David R. Coker Noted Agriculturist in Hartsville
David R. Coker 68 noted agriculturist and son in law of Secretary Daniel Roper died suddenly at his Hartsville home after two years of failing health. He was a prominent capitalist and resident of the area. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Hartsville
8. C
David Robert Coker
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel Roper
Education Association Pushes Retirement Plan for North Carolina Teachers
North Carolina Education Association advocates a joint contribution retirement system for teachers principals and superintendents with state funding. The plan would set 5 percent employee contributions matched by the state, with retirement after 30 to 35 years and a flexible age 60 65 or 70 withdrawal schedule.
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Enterprise Bureau
Walter Hote
Henry Averill Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina
Association
General Assembly
Jule Warren
Warren
Mr. Warren
NCEA
Private Funeral for Mr and Mrs Marvin Held
Private funeral services for Mr George E Marvin and Mrs Marvin were conducted at Yow's Funeral Home on Sunday at 2 pm with Dr E H Blackard of Wesley Memorial M E Church presiding. Pallbearers for Mr Marvin included W B Hall G B Klanderman Silas R B Casey W Stone Murray White and James B Lovelace. Pallbearers for Mrs Marvin were O A Kirkman B C Kirkman E E Mendenhall B C Harmon J A Johnson and L B Dutton. A male quartet sang Rock Of Ages and Abide With Me during the service. Interment followed in the family plot at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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George E. Marvin
Yow
E. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Mr. Marvin
W. B. Hall
G. B. Klanderman
Silas RB. Casey
W. §. Stone
Murray White
James B. Lovelace
8. C. Kirkman
E. E. Mendenhall
B. C. Harmon
J. A. Johnson
L. B. Dutton
J. Gurney Driggs
Roy Padgett
Chase Idol Jr
Grady Comer
Oakwood Memorial Park
County Officials to Take Oath Monday in Guilford
Guilford county commissioners George L. Stansbury R Flake Shaw and J W Burke reelected November 8 will take the oath of office before the regular session. Clerk of superior court A Wayland Cooke will administer the oath in court room No 2 on Monday. Other county officers including the sheriff clerk and coroner will also be sworn in that day.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
George L. Stansbury
R. Flake Shaw
J. W. Burke
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
Early lamps use fats from roasted meats and olive oil
Fats rendered from roasted meats were historically used as lamp fuel. Over time olive oil became the common illumination fuel in Mediterranean regions.
Speech That Made Lincoln A National Figure At Peoria
The 1847 49 congressman Abraham Lincoln reemerges as a dynamic leader after the Kansas Nebraska act. His Oct 16 Peoria address to Stephen A Douglas defined his humanitarian stance against slavery and boosted his political career, setting the stage for the Lincoln Douglass debates and eventual presidency. The illustration notes Lincoln on a new U S regular stamp series.
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Abraham Lincoln
Northwestern Territories
Congress
Lincoln
Peoria
Stephen A. Douglas
Free States
America
U. S
NEA Service, Inc
Earl C. Jones 16, Claimed By Death
Earl C. Jones aged 16 son of J F Jones died at home 705 Lindsay street last night at 8 after a three week illness. Born September 26 1922 in Athens Georgia he was a Junior high student. Survived by father John F Jones Jr sister Emma Mildred Jones of High Point funeral at home Tuesday 10 conducted by Dr A B Conrad burial Guilford Memorial Park.
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Farl Craighton Jones
J. F. Jones
Lindsay Street
Athens
John F
Minnie Haighar Jones
John F. Jones
Emma Mildred Jones
High Point
A. B. Conrad
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Tobacco Growers Hear About Control Act in Guilford
A meeting of the A A A is set for tomorrow at 2 p m in Guilford county court house to explain the new control act to tobacco growers. County Agent J I Wagoner will preside with R C Barnes as principal speaker. farmers will vote on crop control for 1939 on December 10.
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Greensboro
A.A.A
Guilford County Court House
J. I. Wagoner
R. C. Barnes
Miss Ernestine Melton Honored by Association
News from Atlanta reports Miss Ernestine Melton, business teacher at the local high school, elected vice chairman of the public school division of the Southern Business Education Association at its annual meeting November 24-26. More than 400 teachers from 12 states attended.
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Ernestine Melton
Southern Business Education Association
Atlanta
Death of Mrs Linville Bumgarner at Wilkesboro
News from Wilkesboro reports the death last evening of Mrs Linville Bumgarner after illness. She was the mother of Miss Pearl Bumgarner of the Ada Blair school faculty. Miss Bumgarner has been at her mother's bedside for the past week.
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Linville. Bumgarner
Wilkesboro
Fleet operator steadies feet to save gas
A fleet operator attached wooden blocks to floor boards near the pedals to steady drivers. With steadier foot control, and in light of accelerator pump carburetors, mileage improved as throttle input became more precise.
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Siler City
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Greenville
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Ethel Millikan
N. H. Carpenter
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Hickory
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University of North Carolina
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Franklinton
W. F. Mathews
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