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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1936

Page

15

Judith seeks Eden Harris as City graft drama unfolds

Judith Harris confronts fear of scandal as mayoral graft reports flood papers. Steve Fowler pushes toward marriage while Judith races to Blue Mountain Lodge to talk with Eden Harris. She returns home to pack for a trip that could redefine their futures.

Judith Howard Judith Steve Bents Eden Harris Dr. Harris Doctor Harris Blue Mountain Lodge

Afternoon Bridge Club At Thomasville Entertained

Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Club were entertained at Miss Julia Brown Jennings home on East Main Street. Three tables of bridge competed with late summer flowers in the living room and prizes awarded to Miss Kitty Kyser and Mrs. P. M. Sherrill for high scores. Guests and visitors received gifts and a tempting collation followed the game.

Thomasville Julia Brown Jennings Hame East Main Street Kitty Kyser P. M. Sherrill Z. P. Long Virginia Hardin Sedgefield John R. Myers Evelyn Baker Lela Maud Boyles Peggy Hite Isabel Boyles Mildred Pope Evelyn Webb Mesdames Douglas Crutchfield J. W. Hawthorne Thomasville Garden Club J. C. Green W.S. Long Janey Reid G. T. Alexander Dwight Ware

Pride and Love Drive Judith to Blue Mountain Lodge

Judith Howard declares pride a barrier to love and leaves Stephen after admitting the core motive has always been love. She quits her job, snatches her bag, and hurries to a taxi bound for Blue Mountain Lodge to meet the man she loves.

Judith Stephen Steve Judith Howard Blue Mountain Lodge

Local residents greet travelers and news of weekend travels

Charles Snell left for Woodbury New Jersey after two weeks with his mother Mollie Snell on Myers Street Frances Griffin will depart Greensboro College Greensboro to resume studies Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and daughter Alice Lambeth spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach South Carolina J O Alice of Asheville with Mrs J W Clodfelter visited Marion South Carolina relatives James Zeigler and son James from Marion South Carolina who lived in Thomasville spent the weekend with friends and returned Monday Forrest Grimes and daughter Anne left for Roaring River for a short visit Ethel Mae Boggs returned from Newman Georgia where she visited friends C L Harris and wife spent several days in New York City with daughter Shirley Rufus Beaman of Stantonburg spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs K McGee Laura Kay and Betsy Brooks McGee accompanied them Miss Dorothy Perry left Sunday for Farmington to teach this winter Mrs S L Bowen and children spent the weekend at Rocky Mount with E C Pearce J H Werner of Lykens Pennsylvania and George Cramer and daughter Gloria of Middletown Pennsylvania were guests of A H Werner.

Charles Snell Woodbury N. J Mollie Snell Myers Street Frances Griffin Greensboro College Greensboro Ralph Wilson Alice Lambeth Myrtle Beach J. O Alice Asheville L. Bowen Rocky Mount E. C. Pearce J. H. Werner Lykens George Cramer Gloria Middletown A. H. Werner

Willing Workers class hosts Mrs D L Brady in Randleman

Mrs D L Brady entertained the Willing Workers class of the Methodist Protestant church at her Main street home Monday night. Nora Hughes read a devotional poem, Rozelle Smith read, a ten minute Christian Union discussion by Mrs Kistler, May Caudle led Bible questions, Leard Brown recited, followed by ice cream and cake served by Mrs Brady and her sister Esther Brady to guests Nora Hughes May Caudle Inez Trogdon Ethel Brady Dwight Brady Cletus Hardin Rozelle Smith.

Brady Esther Brady Nora Hughes May Caudle Inez Trogdon Ethel Brady Dwight Brady Cletus Hardin Rozelle Smith

Local Personal Notices Include Travel and Visits

Miss Mary Hardin Scott left Saturday for Siler City to join the school faculty there. Mrs. S. W. Swaim of Greensboro attended the funeral of Mr. Sam Holland Monday. Mr. James Hanner returned home after three weeks with relatives in Louisville Kentucky. Prof. H. H. Hamilton moved his family back to Randleman to occupy the Co C Marsh house on Main. Miss Johnsie Newlin returned to Statesville after a ten day visit with her aunt Mrs N N Newlin. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Smith of Greensboro spent the weekend with their mother Mrs. L. B. Smith.

Mary Hardin Scott Siler City Scott S. W. Swaim Greensboro Sam Holland James Hanner Louisville H. H. Hamilton Randleman Co. C. Marsh Main Street Johnsie Newlin Statesville N. N. Newlin H. K. Smith

Negro given 14 to 15 years for attack on Wilson woman

Joseph Barnes a Black man pleaded guilty in Wilson North Carolina court to attacking Mrs. Charles D. Allen. He admitted striking her chin attempting to choke her and slashing her throat with a knife as she cried out for help. The judge sentenced Barnes to 14 to 15 years in prison.

Birthday Luncheon Honors J. M. Hedrick at City Lake

A large group gathered Sunday September 6 at City Lake to celebrate J. M. Hedrick’s 64th birthday with a basket luncheon. Rev. H. L. Fesperman gave the invocation, then attendees enjoyed a long table centerpiece cake and renewed friendships. Attendees included Hedrick family, extended relatives, and friends from High Point Durham Thomasville Lexington New York and Burlington.

J. M. Hedrick City Lake H. L. Fesperman High Point J. R. Summers J. E. Hedrick T. O. Lyles W. R. Hedrick Durham Olin Beck C. A. Beck Anne Swaim Patsy Swaim J. E. Foust Bristone Pitts, Jr Boyd Royal Dewey Foust P. I. Younts John Younts Darrell Younts Kenneth Briggs Porter Montgomery Jean Jane Perdue Virginia Perdue Willie Sechrest Luther Long Jack Baird O. L. Myers Thomasville Mattie Hedrick Graham McCrary Robert McCrary Hubert Leonard Bob McCrary Lopp Ernest McCrary

Junior Elizabeth Fry Class Meets For Lake Picnic

The Junior Elizabeth Fry Class of Central Friends church held a Monday gathering starting at 6 30 p m. at the church then drove to Dr Jackson's Lake for a picnic supper and weiner roast. Officers elected for the coming year include president Mrs James Blackwell vice president Miss Aleyne McPherson secretary Miss Fern Daniel.

Elizabeth Fry Central Friends Church

Present at meeting with Fern Daniel and Mary Elizabeth Crouch

Blase Daniel attended the gathering where hostesses included Miss Fern Daniel and Miss Mary Elizabeth Crouch guiding the event.

Blase Daniel Fern Daniel Mary Elizabeth Crouch

Local Names and Roles Listed for 17 Year Cicada Notes

A fragmented list mentions Miss Ella Mendenhall assistant secretary Mrs Charles Freeman Jr treasurer Miss Lois Lawson succeeding Miss Verna Hayworth reporter Miss Mary Elizabeth Crouch succeeding Miss Sarah Jar The 17 year locust Cicada Lep rett temdecim appears every 13 yea Twelve members and two visit in the southern part of th ers Miss Grace Koontz and Mrs United States.

Ella Mendenhall Charles Freeman, Jr Lois Lawson Verna Hayworth Mary Elizabeth Crouch Sarah Jar Thers Grace Koontz United States

Negro Found Dead In Edgecombe Jail

James Spurill a 25 year old Black man was found dead today in his Edgecombe county jail cell the body hanging by a cord from a bar to his neck he faced charges of breaking and entering a hardware store and holding up a filling station a coroner s jury awaited an outburst before a verdict

Tarboro James Spurill Edgecombe County Spurill

Six Die in Bomber Crash Near Lerouville France

Six army fliers were killed when a bomber crashed at La field in the village of Boncourt near Lerouville. The incident occurred September 9 and involved military personnel.

Nancy France la Field Boncourt Lerouville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eden Arms John Grose Bob Bob Ben Steve Fowler Neithr Jaith Juith Arling Udith Edith Virginia Jeve City Hospital Francis Jarvis Presbyterian Auxiliary L. E Bird D. F. Helm J. Clyde Allman Reid Dewey Troutman O. R. Hodgin Georgianna Bird First Baptist Church Cary Newton Jake Stone Elliott Drive R.&. Green H. Cc. Bray C. L. Black Green T. R. Holland Fred Gray L. W. Hansell C. M. Fields L. G. Farmer Clyde Harrison Kingdom Elizabeth Carr Lexington Road Einstein E. J. Cartan Paris University Istantine Caratheodory Greece Dr. Cartan Essolene Esso Standard Oil Company OF New Jersey M. E E. J. Poe Mt. Olivet Church Stuart Burton R. M. Cooksey People’s Central Institute Meredith Clinard Conrad Myers Flearte Beso, Inc Randleman Church Group D. L. Brady NORGE Hendrix Henry Brandon Bruce Wrenn ST Edgecombe College Unus Shirley Temple Dept Fartlee
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