Enterprise Editor Sees Europe After Long Voyage
Holt McPherson, editor of The Enterprise, returned from Europe with impressions on social and economic conditions, noting American democracy and freedom of thought as essential. He observed German recovery amid heavy taxation and fascist discipline, Italy's Mussolini admiration, and France's socialist-communist tension. He travelled over 2,000 miles through England, Scotland, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, and France, spoke with refugees from Spain, and warned that peace remains fragile as European unity movements grow.
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Holt McPherson
The
Enterprise
Europe
America
North Atlantic
Mr. McPherson
Columbus
New York
Russia
Germany
McPherson
England
Scotland
Holland
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
London
Manchester
Rome
Paris
Spain
Popular Front
Samuel Hoare
Hitler
Muussolini
Duce
Dolomites
Mussolini
Naples
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Florence
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Marian Martin Pattern 9980 For Fall Dress Up Or Everyday
Clever Marian Martin pattern 9980 offers a flared skirt, small collar and yoke suitable for both dressy and casual wear. It comes with a diagrammed chart and fabric options from velvet to crepe, in sizes 14 through 42. Order instructions include size note, 15 cents per pattern, and mail to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Marian Martin
Rites Held for Rufus J Reddeck in South Dakota
Funeral services were conducted for Rufus J Reddeck who died of botulism at his home in Watauga South Dakota. The service at the sister’s home in Trinity featured a quartet and special songs with piano accompaniment. Interment was in the family plot at Thomasville Cemetery after a brief Legion service at Lemmons South Dakota.
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Rufus J. Reddeck
Watauga
South Dakota
C. C. Cagle
Trinity
G. W. Williams
M. E
Carey Davis
Virginia Williams
John R. Peacock
George B. Craven
Bruce Craven
Co. C. Walker
J. L. Shaw
Hugh Phillipps
Allen Burton
J. White
George Wood
W. L. Jackson
High Point
J. E. Pegram
Durham
Mr. Gargan
W. P Widmeyer
A. L. Olson
Simon Thomson
Thomasville
Lemmons
McIntosh
American Legion
Violations of Traffic Laws Reported by Police
Police records show five arrests for drunk driving six for reckless driving one for lacking a driver license and two for other traffic violations. Also noted are remarks by Drive Carefully and Save a Life about electrification and grade separation plans. Included are mentions of Mr McPherson and J A Myatt traveling in Europe for a conference on property rights in Greece.
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McPherson
Europe
Germany
J. A. Myatt
Rome
Athens
America
Greece
Mr. McPherson
Paris
Driver in Crash That Injured Man Is Not Cited
Police listed Eugene Boyd aged 37 of 107 Perry street as the car driver in a Sunday morning collision that struck Robert Johnson a Negro of 704 Hilltop street. Johnson suffered a broken right leg and was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Eugene Boyd
Perry Street
Robert Johnson
Hilltop Street
Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Boyd
Wake Forest Trustees Approve Petition To Withdraw Dances
The executive committee of the Wake Forest College board of trustees approved the student board's petition to withdraw a request for supervised dances on campus after debate. The action ends the campus dance proposal and leaves student life plans unchanged for now.
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Raleigh
Wake Forest College Board of Trustees
Monarch Club Hosts Luncheon Musical Program
Argie Wood and Mrs. Robert Bain presented a musical program at the Monarch club luncheon at the Elwood hotel. Wood sang two solos Lassie O Mine and Indian Dawn with Bain at the piano. N L Garner presided as president and routine business matters were transacted.
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Argie Wood
Robert Bain
Monarch Club
Elwood Hotel
Mr. Wood
Mrs. Bain
N. L. Garner
Misses Picnic But Is Still Lucky Boy
Five year old Frank Kerchick falls from a moving car but escapes serious harm. He is taken to a police station by passersby and sits on a policeman’s lap as he forgets the picnic plans. His father, later found at home, is frantic with worry.
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Chicago
Frank Kerchick
Frank
Weekend drunk driving arrests raise city alert
Police reported a weekend spree with 14 motorists charged. Five were accused of driving while intoxicated, six with reckless driving, one cited for no license, and two more for other traffic violations. Two drunk drivers were arraigned and fined 850 plus costs, with driving privileges suspended for one year. E R Nelson and Brady White faced arraignment. White also faced reckless driving and damages claims.
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E. R. Nelson
Brady White
White
Reckles
Friddles Hold Annual Reunion Near Summerfield
The Friddle family held its annual reunion at Dora Farrar’s home five miles north of Summerfield. Chief W G Friddle was re elected president.Speeches by Gaston A Johnson of High Point and Rev C B Way marked the event. Next gathering set for the third Sunday in September 1937 at Flat Rock church. D L Friddle and Howard Friddle were named vice president and secretary treasurer.
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Friddle
Dora Farrar
Summerfield
W. G. Friddle
Friddie
Gaston A. Johnson
High Point
C. B. Way
Flat Rock Methodist Protestant Church
D. L. Friddle
Stokesdale
Howard Friddle
Greensboro
Caldwell Furniture Co promotes Beard to VP and GM
J. H. Beard is named vice president and general manager of Caldwell Furniture Co in Lenoir. Beard, connected with the company for over 26 years, will oversee sales and production. Announcement made by A. L. Moore, the company president.
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Lenoir
J. H. Beard
Caldwell Furniture Company
Beard
A. L. Moore
Minnesota Union for Social Justice backs Lemke for president
Minnesota members of the National Union for Social Justice pledged to support and vote for Rep. William Lemke, Union party presidential candidate, after a meeting where Rev. Charles E. Coughlin criticized policies of both major parties.
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Lemke
ST. Paul
Minnesota
National Union For Social Justice
William Lemke
Union Party
Charles E. Coughlin
Well Known Man Armentrout Dies At High Point
Alexander Strayer Armentrout 51 of 216 Monthey avenue died early Sunday at home after a week of illness. He had suffered eight months of ill health but only recently worsened. He headed Carolina Veneer Co for 15 years and was the city’s familiar Buck Armentrout. Funeral services will be held at the family home this afternoon with Dr. A B Conrad and Dr. W A Lambeth officiating. Burial in Oakwood Memorial cemetery.
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Alexander Strayer Armentrout
Monthey Avenue
Mr. Armentrout
Carolina Veneer Company
Rockingham County
Virginia
George
Virginia Barman Amentrout
Maudie Miller
Cecil Armentrout
Clarence Batchelor
Strayer, Williford
Miller Armentrout
High Point
B. F. Barman
L. C. Niseley
Lewis Taylor
Frank Liskey
Harrisonburg
Sam Chapman
Hiram Tittlewater
Keezletown
L. C. Sanders
J. Will Armentrout
Edom
G. K
O. D. Armentrout
Mrs J B Allen Dies At Home In Baltimore Visit
Mrs J B Allen 73 died at the home of her adopted daughter Mrs E T Gregory 1020 Campbell Street this afternoon at 145 oclock after a three week illness. Surviving are her adopted daughter Mrs Gregory and an adopted son George Taylor of Baltimore Md and one sister.
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J. B. Allen
E. T. Gregory
Campbell Street
Mrs. Gregory
George Taylor
Baltimore
Peacock Memorial church elects officers for year
The Peacock Bible Clj Wesley Memorial church elected officers for the year on the first Sunday in October with Dr J W ein as president and Tr Short as vice president A M treasurer John R Peacoe and Major Bruce Craven named to the class. A tribute to retiring president James Bi ace will be held next Sunday with former officers joining in. The new year begins next Sunday as the class numbers 200, with 122 present yesterday morning.
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Peacock Bible Clj Wesley Memorial Church
Laws
J. Wein
Tr Short
A. M
John R. Peacoe
Bruce Craven
Buffalo pair broke to harness in Martinsdale exhibit plan
A brief item from Martinsdale Montana notes two young buffalo broken to harness by Courtland are prepared for a 1939 exhibition plan.
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Martinsdale
Mont
Courtland
Three Brothers Arrangements Not Finalized This Afternoon
Three brothers facing definite arrangements had not been completed this afternoon. The terse update notes ongoing planning with no final decisions yet.
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