Enterprise Cooking School At High Point a Big Success
Mrs Ruth Campbell and J P Rawhey of The Enterprise report high praise for the High Point Cooking School. Hundreds of women attended each session, with the final program drawing the largest crowd yet. Campbell stressed economical cooking with good ingredients and local shop patronage while gifts and prizes impressed attendees.
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Ruth Campbell
J. P. Rawhey
Igh Point
Campbell
United States
K. L. Runnels
R. T. Webster
H. 8. Ingram
Hutchens
David T. Yow
C. C. Light
L. K. Clodfelter
T. D. Culler
W. L. Bogan
W. D. Stroud
Carl Wright
Lion
N. C. Public Service Co
W. F. Taylor
Harriett Hubbard Ayers
Eckerd's Jug
W. C. Linden
G.E
High Point Hardware Co
Jah
Foust
Bissell
Kester Furniture Co
W. HA. Sshider
Emergency Employment Help Offered by City Officials
A city effort invites residents to call the Emergency Committees for Employment at City Hall basement. Mrs W EB Price, the full time secretary, or her assistant will receive calls and coordinate aid for needed work such as cooking cleaning grounds or repairs amid the unemployment situation.
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City Hall
W. EB. Price
Mes
High Point Enterprise Cooking School Ends With Thanks
Gifts from Efird's and Belk Stevens draw praise as Mrs Campbell's homemaking lectures conclude. Mrs Runnels assisted, and attendees expressed desire for a return visit. The program reportedly attracted over 2800 participants.
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Efird’s Dept
Floyd Teague
Wwon
Enney Co
Edward Suits
Seary-Roebuck Co
W. T. Seagroves
Enna Jettick
Belk-Stevens Co
J. B. Wichard
Clinard Electric Co
Enterprise
High Point
Campbell
Mrs. Runnels
Runnels
Elaborate Lexington bridge party honors guests at Thompson Philpott home
In Lexington on September 19 Mrs. J H Thompson and Mrs. Cloyd Philpott hosted a formal bridge party at their South Main Street residence. Nine tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Holton and Mrs. R H Sheffield. decorations featured dahlias zinnias and gladioli. Guests included Mrs. Wilson Hurt of New York and many local social figures, with an elegant cold course and cake served afterward.
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Lexington
J. H. Thompson
Cloyd Philpott
South Main Street
Dahlias
Zinnias
Giadioli
Frank Holton
R. H. Sheffield
C. H. Thompson
L. M. Grimes
B. C. Philpott
Isabell Craven
John B. Craven
T. C. Hinkle
Charlies, Wall, Jr
W. B. Hunt
Charles V. Lint
W. F. Brown
Paul Hinkle
Jones Hedrick
J. A. McCrary
O. J. McCoy
W. F. Brinkley
Mrs Vance Beck Hosts Bridge Club at Chestnut Street
Mrs Vance Beck delightfully entertained the members of her bridge club at her home on Chestnut street Thursday evening. An attractive arrangement of roses, gladioli and other cut flowers were used in decorating the living room, making a lovely setting for bridge.
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Vance Beck
Chestnut Street
Bridge Club Gifts and Prize Winners At East Center Street
Two tables played with prizes for high score and visitors. Mrs Hayden Hooper won a novelty slipper bag. Miss Vivian Smith received the consolation box. Guests included Mrs John Smith, Miss Claudia Baker, and Miss Eloise Randall of Roanoke. A second event at Randall’s home saw Miss Mary Hagel Pleasants win dainty linen handkerchiefs and Miss Elizabeth Hackney a double deck of cards. Guests listed include Miss Randall and Miss Pleasants. The session featured solos by Miss Elsie Gates and a humorous monologue titled Our Cooking School with a chorus about an etiquette lesson.
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High Score Club
Hayden Hooper
Vivian Smith
Meta Baker
John Smith
Claudia Baker
Raymond Bowers
Mayme Fountain
W. J. Heseiden
Meta Raker
Betty
Lillian Russell
Bridge Club
East Center Street
Eloise Randall
Roanoke
Mary Hagel Pleasants
Elizabeth Hackney
Randall
Miss Randall
Miss Pleasants
Miss Hackney
Jennie Lee Pickett
Sara Frances Vestel
Grace Scarborough
Dorothy Myers
Elsie Gates
Earl H. Mahone
Contract Club
George Finch
Lee Family Honors Ruby Lee on Sixteenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Henry Lee hosted a Friday evening gathering at 202 Fisher Street in honor of their daughter Miss Ruby Lee who turned 16 A variety of games followed and guests then gathered for ice cream and cake in the dining room with numerous friends named including Mary Culler Maggie Culler Onie Brewer Helen Randall Silma Randall Fionia Carroll Jessie Fowler Sophie Malimbo Dora Samet and others.
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Lee
Henry Lee
Fisher Street
Ruby Lee
Mary Culler
Maggie Culler
Onie Brewer
Helen and
Silma Randall
Fionia Carroll
Jéssie Fowler
Sophie Maelimbo
Frank Ferrell
Alex Lamet
Kenney Ledbury
Emory Nelson
Dewey Nelson
Chuck Hyatt
Albert Still
Athel Yokely
Siler City Double Shooting Ends Quietly
Coroner George Brooks and Sheriff Blair from Chatham county said an inquest was unnecessary after a man and a woman were shot dead in Siler City. The bodies remained outside the home until midnight before burial preparations. Maude Campbell, wife of the dead man, was at church during the incident. It was reported he had been visiting Marley’s home, and a recent quarrel led to the fatal shooting after he allegedly refused a request to stop visiting.
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George Brooks
Blair
Chatham County
Maude
Campbell
Marley
Men Held In Drowning Confess To Murder
Washington police said John Crowder, held for investigation with Harry Wimbley since the drowning of Wimbley's second wife and her daughter, confessed they plotted the deaths. Wimbley had not yet been confronted with the confession.
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Washington
John Crowder
Harry UC. Wimbley
Wimbly
Daughters Of Confederacy Entertained At Thomasville
Thomasville reports a busy social week as the Brierfield chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy met with associate hostesses Mrs. R P Murphy and Mrs L G Hooper, with Mrs H T Hethcock presiding. A Genesis devotion opened the meeting, followed by committee reports and a feature on Judas Philip Benjamin. A city group later hosted a two-course buffet at Zandal Myers cabin, then hosted contract bridge and a two-course luncheon at Mrs Earl Mahone's. Attendees included Misses Zandal Myers Donnie Burkhart Margaret Lee Bryan Thelma Hartley Kelly Rothrock Maggie Johnson Lucy Eason Lillian Shuford Halile Dickens and guests from Huntsville Ala and Greenville N C. Several city residents were noted for visits and outings, including Alma Jennings Alma and Clara Foust, and Ernest Highfill of Wichita Falls Texas.
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Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. P. Murphy
L. G. Hooper
H. T. Hethcock
Lillian Yow
Mré
S. G. Moore
Judas Philip Benjamin
Jefferson Davis
Zandal Myers
Donnie Burkhart
Margaret Lee Bryan
Thelma Hartley
Kelly Rothrock
Maggie Johnson
Lucy Eason
Lillian Shuford
Halile Dickens
L. D. Bryan
Alma
Clara Foust
Hobart Lee Fousts
Fousts
Ernest Highfill
Wichita Falls
Texas
Christian Endeavor Society
Heidelberg Reformed Church
Lucy Hazelwood
Leola Black
Pauline Fousts
Lois Black
Emmanuel Jarrett
Donald Jarrett
Chester Jarrett
This City
Charlie Parks
Ben Lee
Lexington
Hunting license fees switch for nonresidents in Pa
Harrisburg reports a new state law requires nonresidents to pay the same hunting license fee as residents. The old rule, which charged Pennsylvanians $15 for a license, was repealed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Garden Club to Hold 10th Dahlia Show on October 6
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club announces its tenth annual dahlia show at Wesley Memorial Church basement starting 7:30 pm. Entries must be grouped by variety and type with numerous classes for dahlias roses and other flowers, plus best collections and most artistic arrangements.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Asheboro Hosts Series of Social Courtesies for Bride Elect
In Asheboro on Sept 19 a tea at Mrs. Lambert’s home honored Miss Etta Wood and bride-elect Mrs. T A Burns with a floral setting of dahlias and garden blooms. Guests included Mrs. J A Pence, Miss Mabel Parrish, and Mrs. W L Lambert. A Thursday armory card party honored the couple with eighteen bridge tables and prizes. Additional events featured a bridge luncheon at Aberdeen with Miss Wood and friends from Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Etta Wood
T. A. Burns
J. A.pence
Mabel Parrish
W. L. Lambert
Lambert
Burns
Miss Wood
James Burns
K. Alexander
J. K. Wood
B. Stedman
William McCord
Shelby
J. O. Redding
Arthur Ross
Esdames
James Neely
William Underwood, Jr
Neely Hunter
Charlies McCrary
Lucy Lovett
Nettie Alice Wood
Fred Page
J. D. Ross
Esther Ross
J. C. Moser
Arthur Burkhead
J. T. Barnes
BE. L. Ray
J. T. Lewallen
J. P. Garner
Ethel Lovett
Cleve Thayer
O. L. Presnell
Adieux
Jack Faust
Etta Reid Wood
Armory
E. L. Ray
Kate C. Bonitz
Wilmington
Greensboro
John Bonitz
Harriette Hammer Walker
Kate Bonitz
Aberdeen
Frank Shamburger
Van Noppen Outlines Drastic Platform in Sixth District
Greensboro candidate Charles L. Van Noppen released a platform calling for drastic action to curb Wall Street greed and reform government. He pledges to protect human rights, oppose invisible government, repeal laws favoring the rich, support education, tax large fortunes, endorse tax and luxury taxes, and establish free county legal bureaus.
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Well Street
Charles L. van Noppen
Greensboro
Congress
Sixth
Wall Street
Mystery of a Milk Bottle Murder at Sea
A washed ashore body linked to a night canoe voyage is tied to a milk bottle used as a weapon. Investigators note the bottle was emptied and never cleaned, suggesting a brutal killing. Fingerprints may be absent if gloves were used and the bottle neck vanished, leaving questions about the assailant and method. Felix de Martini weighs possibilities.
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Felix de Martini
Aimee's Family Marriage Bond Reunites Couple At Hoover Dam Site
In Boulder City Nevada Mrs Minnie Ma Kennedy and Gus Edward Hudson wed again on a river bluff overlooking the Hoover Dam site. Justice Frank M Ryan presided as 600 workers cheered and a dynamite salute sounded. Las Vegas leaders attended as Hudson signed the visitors book as Pa Hudson and the couple said they would remain in Las Vegas where Mrs Kennedy plans revival. The pair had remarried after a prior Las Vegas ceremony overshadowed by Hudson’s missing divorce. An annulment had been granted earlier to Mrs Kennedy and Hudson obtained a divorce yesterday. Breach of promise suit by Mrs Ethel Lee Parker Harbert in Los Angeles remains to be resolved.
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Boulder City
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Gus Edward Hudson
Observation Point
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Justice of the Peace
Frank M. Ryan
Ryan
Mrs. Kennedy
Las Vegas
E. W. Cragin
Harley A. Harmon
Hudson
Pa Hudson
Kennedy
Longview
Wash
L. Margaret Newton Hudson
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Siler City
Daughters of Confederacy
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J. A. Green
Alma Jennings
Charlotte
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Fairgrove, Mo
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Lee Rice
Asheville
Albert Hewitt
A. R. Swaim
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Greenville, N. C
Charles Stone
Clyde Tesh
West Guilford Street
Elizabeth Tudor
Harrisonburg
Teachers State College
Miss Tudor
Woodley Walker
Concord
Catherine Lambeth
Wellesley, Mass
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Asheboro Society
I. C. Moser
Duplicate Bridge Club
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