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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1931

Page

6

ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER PETERSON JOAN OCT 1

Mr and Mrs Wil Fasewright announce the birth of a daughter Peggy Joan on October 1 at their home on Cheating over Wayside Gardens, CLun to Met. The Wayside Garden club will meet Tuesday at 10 o'clock with Mrs C C Hobbins as hostess.

Wil) Fasewright Pegey Joan Mre CC Hobbins Butte Cherise J. Amos Nor Junior Service League T. B. Earle Monroe Priscilla Clin Priscila Club Mrs. Hoke Bullard Emerywood First Baptist Church Sunbeam Society Young People’s Missionary Society of the South Main Street M. E Virginia Mary Elizabeth Bennett Green Street Owens Bible Ralph P. Haney Donna Louise Haney Evie Gibson High Point Flora MacDonald Alumnae Association F. F. Dickson Lindsay Street Bobe Lester Johnson Street Lester Bilsie Day High Point Garden Club Gurney Kearns Hillcrest Drive Hiram Armentrout R. W.pickrel Willard Judson World's Children Circle Main Street M. E. Church Green Street Y. W. A Green Street Baptist Church City Lake Woman's Auxiliary First Methodist Protestant Church George T. Penny Greensboro Road Randall Terry Nancy Carr Terry Country Club Will Street Randall B. Terry Weedemyer Virginia Beach Burbank Club Burbank Garden Club Mary Mungan Montheu Avenue First Parist Isabelle Coleman Cleo Mitchell Miss Mitchell North Carolina College For Women Europe My E. Church G. Manley Cable Street Fourth Street White Oak Street Sam Hines Shady Grove Church Davidson County C. 8 Reddick George Berrier Winston-Salem Greensboro Messrs Brady, Lowman Hayes and Robertson Wesley Memorial Church Effie Cox M. T. Hedgecock Alexander Martin A. R The Daughters of the American Revolution W G. Ragedale Jamestown C. F. Tilden Rupert Pickens Old Cates William Dowdy Gladys Rebecca Cates N. H. Cates William Gaylord Dowdy Dowdy Danville M. L. Sorrell Pareenage Canterbury Club Hoke Bullard Ray Jordan Victor Hugo Louis Voorhees Hugo Everett Maresh V. D. Sale, Jr James Lyon W. F. Ellis Charlies Perry Capus Waynick Harry Brockman Roy Spearman Carson Burns William Lindsay Ney Evane Miss Hylton Abingdon Pearl Hylton N. C Hilda Zimmerman Hylton Washington Springs Hotel Julian Brown Grace Stovall Sandy Crosswhite Marion Clements West Valley Street Frances Crabtree Ben T. Clark Peal Hylton Irene Keller Evelyn Stephenson Etta Mae Shumate Eunice Hasselvander Lillian Beulah Wagner Lilian Ross Mary Thomas Clara Crowe Elizabeth Fox Blanch American Homes Dept American Homes Department Woman's Club Paul Myatt Lexington Avenue John C. Abels Geddie Taylor John Abels Norman Fidler Robert Sheloff Thag West Martin Tomlinson Chair Co C. F. Tomlinson

Charlotte social crowd weekend visits and travels

Betty O Herron and Barbara Davis of Charlotte are weekend guests of Miss Betty Joe Abels at her Roland Park home. Mrs W S Clinard and daughter Nell, plus Lois Welborn and Virginia Ryan, spend the weekend in Lynchburg Virginia. Mr and Mrs L L Fish left Friday.

Sicelofe Helen Marie Sheloff North Main Street Mary Mitchell Westall Salem Academy Jane Wiley Charlotte Sheroff Betty O’herron Barbara Davis Betty Joe Abels Abels Camp Dellwood Miss Scearce Eva Scearce C. M. Croaker Trinity Lula Elizabeth Martin Richmond J. W East Commerce Street Eula Hodges Miss Hodges Edith Burchfield Nina Kersey Ira Mae Chandler Eugene Pierce Lee Saunders Della Welch A. E. Akers Claude Gray Jack Kinsey Brentwood Brentwood School A. Martin Mesdames J. D. Stout M. G. Jackson W. W. Sechler M. L. Morgan R. W. Irving G. H. King C. M. Tuttle A. L. Lowe Edna Morgenthaler Elva Grissom Alice Teen Westmoreland Lelia Thomas Annabella King Virginia Wall Anna Belle Thompson Georgia Smith G. C. Howard J. C. Moore M. R. Hester Thelma Church Crossnore John 8. Welborn East Washington Street Miss Church Betty O'Herron Roland Park W.S. Clinard Nell Clinard Lois Welborn Virginia Ryan Lynchburg, Va

Salem Academy Couple at Revolution Sites Marry

A Salem Academy pair from Charlotte, including Wiley of Charlotte, attend a weekend ceremony at the site of a Revolutionary War location on North Main Street with plans for a home.

Michel Weetal Salem Academy Lutea Wiley Charlotte Mice Marie Sheloff North Main Street

Biting the Wand Prisoner Battle in Jacksonville

Prisoner Jimmy Taylor proved troublesome by yelling for water every five minutes. In a bid for sleep, Taylor filled a bucket and carried it to another inmate who then hurled the water over Taylor’s face.

Jacksonville Fla Jimmy Taylor Taylor

Soviet Unveils First Postwar Large Bomber Plane

In Moscow the first large air plane built in Russia since the war is finished. The five engined bomber can reach 135 miles an hour. It has a wing span of 148 feet and a length of 86 feet, with a loaded weight over 18 tons. In commercial service it profiles 36 passengers and a crew of five.

Moscow Russia

Frightful Light Lizard Displays Cape Frill and Jaws

A Queensland lizard expands a foot wide cape like frill from its neck and distends its jaws when angered, creating a terrifying display to deter enemies. The dramatic warning pose combines bright coloration and rapid mouth opening for intimidation.

Queensland

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