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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

6

United Daughters Convention to Meet in High Point

The 1933 United Daughters of the Confederacy convention will be held in High Point. Mrs. J F Hayden delivered welcome notes from the High Point and Laura Wesson chapters at Greensboro. The event will gather civic clubs, the mayor, and the D A R in a city welcome.

Tv. D. Cc United Daughters of the Confederacy High Point J. F. Hayden Laura Wesson Greensboro Ralph Wilson Rh. P. Murphy J. R. Blair G. H. Yow The King Cotton Hotel

Mrs Parker Waynick and Katherine Return From Yadkinville

Mrs Parker Waynick and her daughter Katherine return home from Yadkinville after visiting Mrs Waynick's parents Mr and Mrs M W Mackie. Mrs B H Tomlinson attended the O Henry Study meeting in Greensboro at Mrs W E Blair's home. Miss Mary Martin of Asheboro visited her sister Mrs Shelley Allman at 121 Virginia Avenue. Sue Courtney Josephine Walker and Mary Duncan McAnally of Salem College dined with Mrs W J McAnally on Southa Min Street.

Parker Waynick Emale Katherine Yadkinville 8. H. Tomlinson Greensboro O. Henry W. E. Blair Mary Martin Asheboro Shelley Allman Virginia Avenue Sue Courtney Josephine Walker Mary Duncan McAnally Salem College W. J. McAnally Southa Min Street Dorothy Moore Carl Moore John Palmer l Johnnie C. L. Leonard Greensboro Street Odell Wiley Valdese Charles Cole Cole East Center Street Claude York

Oregon white robin nests near H. R. True home

A rare native Oregon white robin with a flaming red breast has nested and raised young for two years near the house of H. R. True in Tigard Oregon. The article notes the bird's unusual color and repeated nesting pattern in the neighborhood.

Tigard, Ore Oregon H. R. True

Dramatic Slimming Claim Promoted by Kruschen Salts

An advertisement touts rapid fat loss of 15 pounds in a month with Kruschen Salts. It promises increased energy and health, a refined chin and waist area, and clearer skin, urging readers to weigh in and buy a four week supply at Crell's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co.

Crell End Mann Drug Co

Local Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Monthly Meeting

The Alexander Martin Chapter DAR met at Mrs. Ralph Wilsons home with about forty five members and guests. Mrs G Fox Marshall spoke on The First Real Estate Room in Guilford County and Miss Mary Munyon discussed the Crossnore school.

Guilford County G. Fox Marshall Mary Munyon Crossnore

Local clubs host temperance women and church groups

The Lexington W C T U met at Mrs T B Wall s Wear Center street home with fourteen members, none planned, then a round table discussion. The next meeting will be held in November with Mrs Ervin Sink on West Center street. The Woman s club Literature Department met at Mrs J C Bower s South State street home with a program on the Samoan Islands. Mrs B Brown led a paper on the islands and German American naval stations, noting Robert Louis Stevenson s ties to the islands. The Young Woman s Wesley Bible Class met at Mrs Fred Everhart s home with 29 members. the program covered Trees and Leaves, a piano solo, and donations for a Winston-Salem children s home. A W C T U prayer meeting is set for Thursday night at the Methodist Hut. Mrs Yates Mauney hosted at her mother s East Second Avenue home.

Lexington Woman's Christian Temperance Union Ervin Sink West Center Street Woman's Club J. CC. Bower South State Street Bower John Craver John Bame Robert Louis i Stevenson G. D. Crutchfield J. L. Bullard A. 8. Johnson Ella Mae Judd R. L. Meachum Roxie Sheets R. Grady Shoat B. §. Brown Ralph Burgin Winston-Salem Mauney Yates Mauney A. C. Mic East Second Avenue

Florida convicts recaptured in Decatur after jail break

Two escaped Florida convict witnesses in the Arthur Maillefert case were seized in Decatur in a stolen car by Dekalb County officers after a pursuit. They identified themselves as Cleo Drew and James Warford and admitted breaking out of Jacksonville jail while awaiting testimony against prison officials. Florida authorities were to be notified for transport.

Decatur Florida Arthur Maillefert Dekalb County T. N. Turner C. P. Ford Cleo Drew James Warford Jacksonville Fla George Courson Solomon Higginbotham Maillefert

Grosso, ex sparring partner, shot on Gramatan Avenue

John Grosso, 26, a former sparring partner of Gene Tunney and Jack Sharkey, was killed by bullets believed to come from racketeers on Gramatan Avenue as he walked home from a dance. He had recently entered racketeering and faced an assault indictment set for trial in White Plains next Monday.

Mount Vernon John Grosso Gene Tunney Jack Sharkey Gramatan Avenue Grosso White Plains

Engagement announced for Evelyn Michael and Harry B Myers

Miss Evelyn Michael and Mr. Harry B Myers plan a November wedding. The celebration featured dancing games and a white fortune cake cutting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mauney and her mother.

Evelyn Michael Harry B. Myers

Lutherans Convene with Broad Issues as Session Opens

Philadelphia Oct 13 Delegates to the United Lutheran church in America face wide issues as the biennial convention begins. Dr Frederick H Knubel urges evangelism and decries world mimicking of the church while warning of race prejudice and unresolved international tensions. The president’s report is referred to a committee with final action set for next Wednesday.

Philadelphia United Lutheran Church In America J. Hampton Moore Frederick H. Knubel New York Knubel League of Nations

Horses Beat Auto Fee in Dallas Wheat Rancher Protest

In Dallas Oregon, wheat rancher R. B. Bryant hitched a team of horses to his truck and drove to town with a load of grain as a show of evading auto license fees amid economic pressure.

Dallas, Ore R. BE. Bryant

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