Classification Schedule For Flower Show In High Point
The High Point Garden Club Council announces its Community Flower Show and Flower Mart on Thursday October 14 from 2 to 9 pm at 600 North Main at the corner of Richardson and Main. Judges include Mrs. S C Clark chairing prizes Mrs H D Sears and Mrs John Foy. staging Mrs Robert Sholoff. publicity Mrs R H Sechrest. schedule chair Mrs J H Tate. receiving Mrs John Pickett. Flower Mart chair Mrs P A Jones. Classes cover dahlias roses zinnias marigolds with multiple subcategories and plant types.
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High Point Garden Club Council
Valette J. Harris
Main Street
Richardson
Main Streets
Charea
S. C. Clark
H. D. Sears
John Foy
Robert Sholoff
R. H. Sechrest
J. H. Tate
John Pickett
Flower Mart
P. A. Jones
Bill Payne Sighted Again by Greensboro Man
Greensboro police report says Bill Payne, North Carolina public enemy No 1, was seen last night in a 1934 Ford with a Virginia license plate, accompanied by a small man, according to a Greensboro witness who knows Payne well.
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Bill Payne
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
Payne
Botanical Classification of Flower Stalk Collections
The text outlines classes for Crown of Gold and uncatalogued classes with two classifications each: specimen and collections of five stalks. Asters include annuals and hardy asters with three stalks each. Chrysanthemums list Korean, Hardy, and exhibition types with specimens and collections of varying stalk counts and color groupings. The miscellaneous group continues beyond the excerpt.
Roach verdict in usury case awards plaintiff 80 dollars
A municipal court jury awarded J. C. Roach 80 dollars against W. W. Horton trading as Southern Finance, on appeal from a magistrate's court where a 120 dollar default judgment was entered for alleged usury. The session adjourned briefly after arguments, with Judge Lewis E. Teague presiding.
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J. C. Roach
W. W. Horton
Southern Finance Company
Davidson Publishing Company
Robert I. Harris
Paintiff
Lewis E. Teague
Central Friends To Have Called Meeting
A called session of the High Point meeting of Friends is set for 7:30 this evening in the annex of the Central Friends church. All members are urged to attend, announced by Mrs. Alice Paige White, clerk.
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High Point Meeting of Friends
Central Friends Church
Alice Paige White
Flower show schedule lists many varieties and classes
The schedule names flowers such as tithomia ageratum verbena phlox physostegia cosmos petunias sweet alyssum gaillardia gourds and an allied group. It covers seven stalk entries under ageratum annual and hardy, separate classifications for potted plants and seven arrangement classes with a library display and reference books to assist entrants.
Water shortage forces weeklong holiday for Harnett students
About 1,000 pupils in Coats and Oakdale schools in Harnett county began a weeklong vacation due to a water supply outage since the term’s start. Students carried canteens while awaiting a new well. schools will reopen once water is restored.
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Coats
Oakdale
Harnett County
Births exceed deaths in city in September report
Births topped deaths in High Point township for September with 55 white births and 17 deaths plus one stillbirth. Among deaths heart disease led with nine, myocarditis and cardio renal three each, and single deaths occurred from bacillary dysentery, premature birth, tuberculosis, accident, eclampsia, uremia, nephritis, gastroenteritis, diabetes, hypertension, cancer, stomach ulcer, and stillbirth.
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High Point Township
W. M. Tucker
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Classis meets in Lexington ends session today
North Carolina Evangelical and Reformed church classis session in Lexington closes with remarks by Dr. J A Andrew who retired after 44 years as a pastor. Dr D B Sehneder, 80, a missionary to Japan for 50 years, said stronger Christianity in Japan might have altered the current war, and announced plans to return to Japan next year to be buried among those he served.
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Lexington
J. A. Andrew
Lower Davidson
Japan
Ed ward and Wallis may move into Wye Hall mansion
Historic Wye Hall on a Chesapeake Bay island is being converted into a 300000 dollar mansion and may house the Duke and Duchess of Windsor when they visit the United States. Wye Island in Queen Annes county is linked to Baltimore bred Wallis Warfield. W H Stillwell, owner of Wye Hall, has not denied the possibility of the Windsors using the Maryland estate.
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Baltimore
Wye Hall
Chesapeake Bay Island
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Prince of Wales
England
Wallis Warfield
Wye Island
Queen Anne's County
W. H. Stillwell
New York
Chicago
Herman L. Rogers
Duke
Windsors
Maryland
Camera Club Forming Tonight In High Point
An organization meeting to form a camera club for amateur photographers in High Point will be held tonight at the Guilford Radio shop on North Main street. The session begins at 7 30 p m and all interested are invited.
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High Point
Guilford
North Main Street
Hippo Speeds Across Water With Entire Body Submerged
A hippopotamus is described as able to gallop with fair speed along lake or river bottoms, even when the body remains completely under water.
Extension Work To Be Offered At High Point College
High Point college will start extension courses tomorrow with registrations from 4 to 5 30 pm announced by Dr. C R Hinshaw director of extension. Any person interested in extension work is invited to attend. Each course provides three semester hours credit toward college degrees and toward certifying teachers. Courses listed include British and American Ballads Principles of Sociology Psychological Foundations of Education and more may be added if demand exists.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Vera Idol
P. &. Lindley
Nurses Finish Meeting Plans for State Association
Winston-Salem October 6 Plans for the annual meeting of the North Carolina State Nurses association at Durham October 25 26 and 27 were announced as completed by Miss Ruth Council president of Winston-Salem The state advisory council will hold a dinner meeting October 24 at 6 pm followed by a directors meeting Outstanding out of state speakers include Alice Dugger of the Red Cross Washington Alma H Scott of the American Nurses Association New York Claribel Wheeler National League of Nursing Education New York and Mary Dunn United States Public Health Service Washington
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina State Nurses’ Association
Durham
Washington
Alma H. Scott
American Nurses Association
New York
Claribel Wheeler
National League of Nursing Education
Mary Dunn
United States Public Health Service of
Rites Held for E M Perry
Funeral services for Edward Mac Perry of Archdale were held at his home with Rev. Reuben Payne and Rev. C F Noble officiating.Music by Wayne Delk Henry Pickle and a quartet plus burial in Lebanon cemetery. He is survived by a wife two sons a daughter a sister six brothers and a half-brother Thomas Perry of Jamestown.
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Edward Mac Perry
Archdale
Reuben Payne
C. F. Noble
Wayne Delk
Henry Pickle
God
Jesus
Jamestown
Luther Hampton
R. E. Sale
John Warren
A. BE. Hilliard
Lebanon Cemetery
Money Stolen From H Gordon And Sons
Break and entry reported at H Gordon And Sons junk dealers 114 South Hamilton street. Thieves forced back door lock and cabinet to seize currency and checks. Police have no suspects at this time.
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H. Gordon and Sons
Hamilton Street
State Departments To Exhibit At Fair
Raleigh, Oct 6. Several state departments will display at the North Carolina State fair next week. Dr. Fred E. Miller, general exhibits superintendent, said the governmental exhibits will be a credit to the departments and demonstrate their value to the public.
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Raleigh
N. C
Fred E. Miller
Court calendar error lists wrong parties in case
A typographical error in The Enterprise calendar listed EE. P. Laughlin versus Mamie Laughlin instead of EE. P. Laughlin and Mamie Laughlin versus J. C. Henderson. The Mid-Week Service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church is at 7 30 tonight with Dr. B. H. Blackard continuing Romans study.
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EE. P. Laughlin
Mamie Laughlin
J. C. Henderson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
B. H. Blackard
Guilford County Medical Society to Elect Officers
Members are urged to attend the annual meeting at the Jefferson of Greensboro on Thursday October 1 at 6 30 o clock to elect officers and ensure full representation for the Guilford County Medical Society.
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Guilford County Medical Society
Jefferson of Greensboro
Fire damages Leona Dillons home near city edge
Firefighters fought a stubborn blaze late yesterday afternoon in Mrs. Leona Dillon’s home on Homestead Avenue just outside the city limits. The fire started in a closet and burned out the closet before responders could extinguish it with a booster pump, causing considerable interior damage.
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Leona Dillon
Homestead Avenue
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Cured
A free booklet from the Educational Division of New York’s Fifth Avenue asks if epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. Readers can write to request the pamphlet, addressed to Dept 497.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Raleigh Newsmen Form Petitioning Newspaper Guild
Twelve Raleigh newsmen at a morning meeting voted to petition the American Newspaper Guild to charter a Raleigh unit called the Raleigh Newspaper Guild. Morris Watson national vp outlined goals. Carl Thompson elected president with William Womble secretary treasurer and G Deroulac Hamilton executive chairman. all staff of the News and Observer.
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Raleigh
American Newspaper Guild
Raleigh Newspaper Guild
Morris Watson
Carl Thompson
William Womble
G. Deroulac Hamilton
The
Newe and Observer
Carroll Addresses Ministers Meeting on Education Aims
Charles F. Carroll Jr. the superintendent of schools spoke to the High Point Ministers association at Wesley Memorial church Monday. He urged character development and the spiritual growth education should provide. Rev. C N Royal introduced him and spoke for the classes at the Y M C A. Rev J Clay Madison presided.
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Charles F. Carroll, Jr
High Point Ministers Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Carroll
C. N. Royal
J. Clay Madison
Quality of Cotton High in North Carolina
More than eight of ten bales ginned in North Carolina this season have stapled 15-16 inches or longer and could fetch a premium. M. G. Mann, general manager of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative association, urged farmers to have cotton graded and stapled by government-licensed classers before sale.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
M. G. Mann
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Protestant Episcope Church Opens in Cincinnati
The Protestant Episcope Church opens in Cincinnati Ohio during the triennial convé. delegates debate social order as workers struggle for bread. Rev Edward L Parsons of California appeals for intelligent sympathy and a shared burden amid wartime pageantry.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Epi
Edward L. Parsons
California
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South Main
U. S
Newport News
United States Lines
Southern Finance Co
Central Friends
Chesapeake Bay
Edward
Camera Club
State Association
E. M. Perry
State Departments
Madame Meredith
Main, High Point, N. C
Paul Younts
North Main St
Madam Ardelle
M. Ardelle
Rope & Ae
Central Ice Delivery CO
East High Stre
Raleigh Guild
Raleigh News and Observer
C. F. Carroll
Finabeb
West Commerce Street
Security Nai
Ben Swartzberg
Credit Clothing
North Main
Beeson Haw
H. P T
D.R.R
High Point, Thomasvil & Denton
Railroa
General Offices
High Point, N. C
Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Dorton
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