Informal school entertainment and welfare visit reported
An 8 o'clock program at Mechanicsville graded school features pupil songs and recitations plus a talk by the county superintendent. The event aims to entertain and benefit the audience. Welfare worker Mrs Blanche Carr of Greensboro visited High Point officials to discuss county home service work with Professor W M Marr Mrs Frank Gurley and Miss Clara Cox.
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Mechanicsville
Blanche Carr
Greensboro
W. M Marr
Frank Gurley
Clara Cox
High Point
Carr
Home Service
Social notes from the city Sunday visitors prominent locals
Miss Pearl Leonard of Thomasville was in town for a shopping trip. Lewis Ryan of the C Y R R left for Sumter, D C on business. Mrs Blanche Aiken visiting her mother in Thomasville for a week. Mrs C C Barnhardt and children left for Greensboro to visit relatives after her illness. John Benson of Winston-Salem was a business visitor yesterday evening. Miss Lelia Laurie Pell assists Mrs Palmer at High Point commercial school. Mrs C C Edwards visiting Winston-Salem and to return soon. Mrs Harry Raymond motored to Greensboro yesterday afternoon. BE Myers and family left for the Reeds Fair. Eugene Jarrett returned from a relatives’ visit. Mr and Mrs Jarrett Puss with Misses Edna Sehherst Nina White and Gladys Kirkman will attend the Greensboro show tomorrow. Mrs Vader Liies with Mrs King and children of Greensboro spent yesterday afternoon in the city. Dr F Jenkins of Perry Fla, a business visitor. E H Baker of McLelland Stores Company here as inspector. Wv S Yow of Greenville here on business. J A McCander of Salisbury at the Elwood on business. Mr and Mrs M R Giles from Baltimore Md stopping at the Elwood. Dr R W Malone of Durham a business visitor yesterday.
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Jarrett Puss
Edna Sehherst
Nina White
Gladys Kirkman
Greensboro
Young Methodists plan Sunday rally at 9 45
The First Methodist Protestant church youths announce a rally next Sunday morning at 9 45 to avoid overlapping the 11 o'clock service. The program is designed to attract all Sunday school members past and present and all church members, with a public invitation.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
First Reformed Church Workers Social Evening
The Earnest Workers of the First Reformed church met in the recreation room last night for a brief business meeting followed by games and a general good time. Delicate refreshments were served during the progress of the evening.
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First Reformed Church
Local travelers plan weekend trip to Charlotte and Asheville
Mr and Mrs Sehenk Mr and Mrs W G Reich Miss Cletus Burgess William Messer and son Harry and Don Burgess depart this afternoon for Charlotte. They will stay overnight then head to Asheville returning Monday night after traveling through the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehenk
W. G. Reich
Cletus Burgess
William Messer and Son
Harry
Don Burgess
Charlotte
Asheville
Cousin Visit Before Ruth Stamey Heads Home to Seattle
Miss Ruth Stamey, who has been visiting relatives in this state and in Virginia, spent last evening with the family of her cousin W. Li. Stamey before leaving this morning for her home in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stamey
Virginia
W. Li. Stamey
Seattle
Couple and companions head to Moore County fishing camp
Mr and Mrs T J Gold and children join Mr and Mrs C L Wheeler and Mrs R A Wheeler for a weekend at a fishing camp in Moore County.
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T. J. Gold
C. L. Wheeler
R. A. Wheeler
Moore County
Woman's Guild of St Marys Ep Church Meets at Elwood
The Woman's Guild of St Marys Episcopal Church will meet Monday at 3 30 PM in the Elwood hotel parlors with Mrs William A Bass as hostess.
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Elwood
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
William A. Bass
Tar Heel Chapter Meeting Set for Saturday Morning
The Tar Heel chapter will meet Saturday morning at the home of Miss Helen Brockett. Important business matters are to be considered and a full attendance of the membership is urged.
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Tar Heel
Helen Brockett
Cotton market opens firm on cables and steel strike news
New York September 26 cotton opens firm with 30 to 57 point advances as December contracts rise to 82.15 on covering and trade buying. Later cables show English railway strike may take effect, triggering some selling as traders realize profits.
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New York
Cabies
Charlie Lemons Arrested For Drunk Driving On Main Street
The Enterprise earlier misstated a warrant for Charlie Leonard. The correct name is Charlie Lemons who was arrested yesterday for drunken driving after speeding down North Main Street. Lemons posted bond and faces trial Monday morning.
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Charlie Leonard
Charlie Lemons
Lemons
North Main Street
Farmer Finds Pearl in Shell Sells for 900 at Mt. Carmel
Martin Straw of Vincennes Indiana found a mussel pearl while digging mussel shells along the Wabash River. He sold the pearl to a Mt. Carmel Illinois jeweler for 900 dollars.
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Vincennes
Ind
Martin Straw
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
Mr and Mrs Con to Go to St Louis
J Elwood Cox accompanied by Mrs Cox leaves tonight for St Louis to attend sessions of the American Bankers Association. They will be absent from the city for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost, Louis, MO
J. Elwood Cox
Mrs. Cox
St. Louis
Mr. Cox
American Bankers’ Asso
Ellen Spencer Massey Elected to Local ABA Council
Mrs Ellen Spencer Massey honorary dean of the Washington College of Law and a leading figure in the legal profession is elected to the local council of the American Bar Association.
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Ellen Spencer Massey
Washington College of Law
The
American Bar Asso
Cotton Futures Open Higher in New York
Cotton futures opened firm in New York with October at 21.73 and active contracts for December 32.06 January 32.08 March 32.30 and May 32.36 as of September 26.
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New York
Card of Thanks for Violet Allred
Mr and Mrs R A Allred express gratitude to friends and the little school mates for their kindness during their daughter Violet's illness and death. They pray God’s richest blessings on each of them.
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Violet
City Water and Light Bills Due by October 1
Notice from City Manager R. L. Pickett states all water and light bills now due must be paid on or before October 1. Failure to comply will result in service discontinuation. For sale old papers in Enterprise office.
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R. L. Pickett
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Moffitt Furnishing
George DuMaurier
Miss Pearl Leonard
Thomasville
Lewis Ryan
Sumter, D. C
Blanche Aiken
Mrs. Burgess
C. C. Barnhardt
John Benson
Winston-Salem
Lelia Laurie Pell
Mrs. Palmer
High Point Commercial School
C. C. Edwards
Harry Raymond
BE. L. Myers
City
Reeds
Eugene Jarrett
Mrs. Vader Liies
Dr. F. Jenkins
Perry, Fla
E. H. Baker
McLelland Stores Company
MccLelland
Mr. Baker
Wv. S. Yow
Greenville
J. A. McCander
Salisbury
the Elwood
Mrs. M. R. Giles
Baltimore, Md
R. W. Malone
Durham
Ress
Carson Burns
Charles Kephart
High Point Ins
A. Sherrod
W. R. Morrow
Sec
Treas
W. M. Kephart
W. Carson Burns
Stamey
Stamey’s
Stamney’s
N. Main
Allen
Coats
Poplins, Serges
Gab
Arrdines
Oxford
Man Tailors
Prince Range
Jersey
Dame Fashion
Department Store
High Point NW
MR. and
Mrs. R. A. Allred
Enterprise Office
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