Barker Couple Recalls Golden 50th Anniversary Reception
Mr and Mrs E H Barker celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an informal open house at 501 Steele Street. About fifty friends and relatives visited, with Mrs E W Elliott greeting guests and a cream and cake reception arranged on a table adorned with yellow dahlias and a miniature bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Barker
Steele Street
E. W. Elliott
Harold Stout
Luther Barker
Sarah Banker
H. A. Oakes
Josie Mendenhall
Mary Hamilton
Business and Professional Girls Dinner Meeting
The weekly dinner of the Business and Professional Girls club at the YWCA Hut drew thirteen members. A birthday cake honored Miss Vola Anderson Miss Lucille Hayworth and Miss Anne Gibon. President Mary Leet Underwood led the business session and announced an upcoming Civic organizations meeting at the Sheraton hotel with representatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Y. W.C. A. Hut
Vola Anderson
Lucille Hayworth
Anne Gibon
Mary Leet UN
Leonard Lewis Vows Solemnized At Thomasville
Enid Leonard and Wilbur Lewis were married Monday evening at Rich Fork Baptist church near Thomasville. Rev. Arthur Barber officiated as relatives filled the church. The couple will reside on Centantal Avenue after October first following a motor trip through the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Leonard
Thomasville
Enid
Wilbur Lewis
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Clarence Schultheiss
High Point
Blanche Hassell
W. C. Myers
Mies Elva
North Carolina
Tennessee
Lewis
Centental Avenue
Musical Art Club Board Plans Year and State Convention
The Musical Art Club executive board met at Mrs. H. N. Phillips home to outline plans for the coming year. President Edith Moore Sherrod announced a dinner with Mrs. Correll of Raleigh and Mr. Twaddell of Durham to finalize convention plans. Choir directors will meet with J. Gurney Briggs to select music for the Choir Festival during the state convention in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
H. N. Phillips
Music Clubs
Edith Moore Sherrod
Correll
Raleigh
Music Federation
Sheraton
Mr. Twaddell
Durham
J. Gurney Briggs
Social Calendar Listings for Wednesday to Friday
The Wednesday Book club hosts a luncheon at Mrs. Fred Thomas’s Forest Hill drive home. The Good Will Garden club meets at East Farriss avenue with Mrs. Floyd Wilson hosting and associates. A flower show is planned. Thursday features Tea and Topics with Mrs. A G Douglas on Park Way and the High Point Parent Teacher Council executive board at Elm Street school. Live Y’ers meets at the YWCA Hut. Friday Canterbury club gathers at Mrs. W B Hall Guilford avenue marking the club year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Floyd Wilson
East Farriss Avenue
C. Hampp
J. O. Hauschild
Percy White
Tea and
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street School
Robert Cottam
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Guilford Avenue
Rankin Memorial Ladies Aid Supper Planned
The Ladies Aid Society of Rankin Memorial M. P. church will serve a fried chicken supper on Saturday evening at 1528 English Street next to Melrose Hosiery Mill. Proceeds support society work.
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Rankin Memorial Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Rankin Memorial M. P
English Street
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Local Visitors Arrive for Hyattaville Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kearns Jr. of Hyattaville Md. arrive yesterday to visit mother Mrs. H. C. Kearns at 304 Steele Street. Dr George T Wood and family plan a two week trip to Rochester Minn. for postgraduate surgery study with focus on stomach and goiter procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kearns, Jr
Hyattaville, Md
H. C. Kearns
Steele Street
George T. Wood
Rochester
Minn
Wood
Marseilles Cane Source Ties to Saxophone Reeds
A cane species grown near Marseilles, France provides the reed material used in saxophones. The plant’s growth region and properties influence reed flexibility and tone, making it a key agricultural input for woodwind instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Club Stag Party Postponed at Emerywood Country Club
The Emerywood Country Club entertain ment committee postponed the stag party planned for Saturday night due to the State Davidson football game in Greensboro and other activities. The party now set for Saturday October 6 at the club. A second report noted the game room on the second floor now has two pool and billiard tables in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Davidson
Greensboro
O. E. S. Chapter Honors Its Worthy Matron At Meeting
The High Point chapter number 106, Order of Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with about twenty seven members present. Mrs Mary Short attended as a visitor and Mrs Louisa Black presided during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Short
Gueet
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Louisa Black
Bessie Pope
Dora Whitbeck
Mrs. Black
Temple
Service for Miss Mary Tinnin Draws Greensboro Attendees
Local residents from High Point and Greensboro joined yesterday afternoon at the home of T. D. Tinnin for the funeral of Miss Mary Tinnin. Attendees included Elm Street school faculty members Dr and Mrs D. T. Andrews and other prominent residents and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mary Tinnin
Greensboro
T. D. Tinnin
D. T. Andrews
Elm Street School
Miss Tinnin
C. 8. Grayson
T. EB. Dodamead
J. Gurney Briggs
A. B. Conrad
W. F. Clayton
F. M. Pickett
H. D. Sears
A. B. Tate
C. E. Sheloff
F. L. Conrad
John Clinard, Jr
High Point Teachers Association
Margaret Sloan
Ira Hensley
Thelma Patrick
Virginia Clinard
Rosalie Shields
Marvin Shields
Council Executive Board Will Meet at Elm Street School
The Council Executive Board will hold a meeting at Elm Street school Thursday afternoon at 3 30. All board members are urged to attend and note the day change from Tuesday to Thursday. Brunswick stew will be sold by the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church Thursday at five o'clock and orders should be placed with Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bible Class
Grace Bible
L. C. Armentrout
Prospect Street
Genesis
Ada Taylor
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
South Main Street
M. E
Methodist Children’s Home
Winston-Salem
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
First Presbyterian Church
One Dead Three Hurt In Auto Collision Near Laurinburg
In Laurinburg a collision between two autos yesterday left Ss. E. Humphrey of Western Prong township dead and three others injured. Injured are Owen Whiteman of Fayetteville a salesman and drivers J. Lewis Frasier of Richmond Virginia and John Humphrey son of the deceased. Whiteman remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
Ss. E. Humphrey
Owen Whiteman
Fayetteville
J. Lewis Frasier
Richmond
John Humphrey
Whiteman
Slot Machines Leave Charlotte After Court Ruling
Charlotte ended months of gambling as a court order enforcing the 1935 anti slot machine law took effect at 10 a.m. Judge Felix Alley ruled the law constitutional and an appeal to the supreme court is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Felix Alley
Supreme Court
Larkwood Mills Completes $350,000 Expansion in Charlotte
Larkwood Silk Hosiery Mills Inc reports completion of a 350000 expansion at 2500 North Brevard Street Charlotte. The addition houses 10 new machines with two more to be installed soon. Plant operates two 40 hour shifts as sales run ahead of last fall with outlook for further growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Larkwood Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
Brevard Street
Larkwood
Etia
Murder trial delayed to January term in Struthers case
Whiteville NC September 25 Lenny Buffkin a Chadburn area white man held without bond on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of H L Struthers Jr five days ago. Bobby Jones and Jonas Strickland are held on 5000 bond each after being with Buffkin the morning of the killing. Police say the shooting followed an argument the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteville
Lenny Buffkin
Chadburn
H. L. Struthers, Jr
Buffkin
Bobby Jones
Jonas Strickland
Burtkin
Moon Planting Guide and Garden Pest Remedies
A column advises planting by lunar signs with dates September 27 to September 30 and notes Libra for flowers lettuce and cabbage while Scorpio suits cabbage and lettuce. It warns of turnip damage from the cabbage maggot and pear tree twig borers and prescribes mercuric chloride and Dry Lime Sulphur sprays, urging crop rotation and asking readers to send questions to The Enterprise care CC. R. Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venable Street
City
Enterprise
CC. R. Hook
State Grange Opens Annual Convention in North Wilkesboro
The North Carolina State Grange opened its annual convention in North Wilkesboro with organization work leading the agenda. The event will adjourn Friday at noon, with national representative Frank Brenkman of Washington delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro
North Carolina State Grange
Frank Brenkman
Washington
The
Grange
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Stanback
Nature
Novel Feature Inaugurated At YWCA Membership Event
The YWCA Hut hosted a monthly get-together inaugurating a new activity series planned by the education committee. Mrs. H S Coffield welcomed attendees as John Gurney Briggs Jr. performed two songs and Mrs. J W Lindsay reviewed Eva Le Gallienne’s autobiography At 33. Tea and floral decorations accompanied the program. Next event is October 22 featuring a play The Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Committee
H. S. Coffield
Education Committee
Eva le Gallienne
Mra. C Field
Mra. K. C. Denny
E. 8
Y W C A Club Hosts Weekly Supper Meeting
Thirty Florence Nightingale club members attended the weekly supper at the Y W C A Monday evening. About forty five later joined the club classes sponsored by the Y W C A. The club voted to visit the Winston Salem Industrial club camp on Friday evening October 4. Four new members were welcomed. A social hour preceded the classes.
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Florence
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Musical Art Executive Board
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Mary Jones
B. W. Jones
Hill Street
Hattie Holden
Lottie Holden
C. B. Bundy
Newton Street
Mesdames
Paul Casey
Kenneth Hie
Herbert Dunkelberger
J. A. Morris
W. J. Fraley
B. J. Payne
A. 8. Parker
Harold Bennett
Rodney Snow
F. H. Hollenbeck
J. W. Thompson
Miss Price
C. F. Tomlinson
Phillip Davis
R. L. Brinson
Fred Whitescarver
J. H. McCall
Jesse Washburn
John Abels
O. A. Kirkman
George McLarty
John Walker
Hart, Jr
John Foy
Frances Lambeth
Jane Heas Weaver
O. E.S. Chapter
Council
Presbyterian
Hyman’s Jewelry CO
Cor, North Main and
Washington Streets
Larkwood Mills
Hook
State Grange
Wilkes County
Main ST
Sechrest
JW. Asechrest & Son Euneral
Y.W.C.A
Y. W. C. A. Club
Dodge
Capitol Hill
Heatrola
Mrs. Mildred
Seaber
Cooking
Paramount Theatre
Leather
N. Main ST
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