Elm Street Junior Red Cross Elects Officers for New Year
The Elm Street school Junior Red Cross council held its first meeting of the year in the auditorium with Marjore Payne presiding. Rebekah Conradouled the program hour. plans for Jack and the Bean Stalk ticket sales were announced by Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Kirkman. Officers and groups were presented, including safety patrols and first aid corps. faculty advisors are Miss Butler, Mrs. Dutton, and Miss Clegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edol
John Hinshaw
Helen Craven
Unior Safety
Hiatt Earns
Odis Bowles
Conrad Davis
Banks Hamilton
Billy Peek
Richard McIntyre
John McFarland
Merit Suggs
Robert Marshall
Raymond Wise
Clarence Wright
Estelle Leyton
Mildred Rich
Eleanor Younts
Garrell Speas
Anita Burton
Mildred Blaylock
Nell Collins
Carl Gates
Delbert Cecil
Frances Coppridge
Billy Causby
Donald Horne
Donald Gibbardt
H. O. Johnston
Margaret Kernodle
Juanita Love
Nancy Pritchard
Martha Sprye
Wray Russell
Nellie Wright
Knox Walker
Marilyn Collins
Esther Ferrag
Alvin Howard
John Hayworth
Nellie Gray
Geraldine Lee
Russell Marshall
Sarah Mabry
Patricia Padgett
Shirley Redding
Grayson Verner
Helen Butler
L. B. Dutton
Mary Clegg
Community Notices On Illness Travel And Visits
Friends report Mrs. W B Brackett seriously ill at home on Kivett drive. Mrs. H M Hill recovering at 615 Woodberry street after operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. C Arthur Nichols and wife left for Corpus Christi Texas after visiting Archdale friends. Miss Sarah Watson of Birmingham visiting her brother C H Watson patient at Guilford County Sanatorium. She heads to New York for nursing position. Odell Flynt of Kernersville visiting sister Mrs W J Frazier. Mrs W M Robbins and daughter Jacqueline of Columbia SC visiting parents on Winston-Salem road. Carl S Wright Corry K Wright leave for Racine Wisconsin for Jacobsen Power Motor Co convention. Jasper L Jones to Chicago for graduate studies at University of Chicago.
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W. B. Brackett
Kivett Drive
H. M. Hill
Woodberry Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs. c. Arthur Nichols
Corpus Christi
Texas
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Mr. Nichols
Mrs. Weaver
C. H. Watson
Guilford County Sanatorium
Winston-Salem Road
Miss Watson
New York
Carl 8
S. Wright
Corry K. Wright
Racine, Wis
The
Jacobsen Power Motor Co
Birth of Sarah Ann Simpson in local home
Mr and Mrs E B Simpson announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Ann on Monday September 23 at their home 1109 Grace Street.
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Sarah Ann Simpson
Mrs. E. B. Simpson
Sarah Ann
Grace Street
Bird of Paradise Hanging Pattern From High Point Enterprise
A decorative wall hanging features a Bird of Paradise design with butterflies and flowers for color. Pattern 5451 includes a 15 by 20 inch transfer, material list, color chart, stitch key, and illustrations. send 10 cents to High Point Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York.
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High Point Enterprise
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Church Social Circle to Serve Fried Chicken Supper
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church will host a fried chicken supper on Wednesday October 2 from 5 30 to 7 00 pm at the church public invited Proceeds support auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
English Street
Melrose Hosiery Mill
U D C Chapter Meeting At Mrs Tate Home
The High Point unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Mrs A E Tate home on Broad Street Monday at 3 30 PM Mrs T A Kearns will assist as hostess and Mrs C B Mattocks leads the program in the afternoon details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. E. Tate
Broad Street
T. A. Kearns
C. B. Mattocks
Live Y'ers Club Meeting at Y W C A Hut
The Live Y'ers club met at the Y W C A Hut last evening at 7 30 with about fifteen members present. After a brief business session two interest groups on cooking and sewing met led by Miss Lucille Johnston and Mrs Gene Horney respectively. Plans show the groups continuing next week and a supper meeting planned for the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnston
Gene Horney
Letitian Club Reschedules Fall Dance to Nov 27
The Letitian club will present its first fall dance on Wednesday evening, November 27, instead of November 26 as mistakenly stated in yesterday's Enterprise. The date was corrected at a club meeting held at Mini Bee Poole's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Mini Bee Poole
Musical Art Club Presents Pianist Hubert Liverman at Emerywood
The Musical Art Club will host Hubert Liverman, a talented High Point pianist, in a recital at Emerywood Country Club next Thursday night October 8 at 8 o clock. Liverman, a student at the New York School of Music and Arts, returns to New York after this performance. The public is invited and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Hubert Liverman
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Liverman
New York School of Music and Arts
New York
You Liverman
School of Instruction Opens October at Wesley Memorial
The Parent-Teacher Council announces the annual School of Instruction will open Tuesday morning October 1 at Wesley Memorial church. Registration starts 8 40 and classes begin at 9 00 in the Peacock Bible classroom with five state officers of the Parent-Teacher Congress in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Peacock Bible
Elm Street
R. T. Cottam
Parent-Teacher Congress
Association
Tea And Topics Club Opens New Year Meeting
The Tea and Topics club held its initial meeting of the year at 3:30 PM at Mrs. A. G. Douglas’s Parkway home. New president Mrs. C. BE. Steeloff led business with plans for the fall term while Mrs. WY. W. Idol presented a program on Phyllis Bentley’s A Modern Tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
C. BE. Steeloff
Joseph Weaver
WY. W. Idol
National Furniture Week Observance Starts Monday
National Furniture Week runs September 30 to October 5 with campaigns in 80 major cities and plans from 70 more. High Point and Southern railway promote the event through ads, pamphlets, and radio hooks ups to urge replacing old furniture and boosting local plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ind
National Retail Furniture Association
National Retail Association
Southern Railway
Southern Furniture
Southern Furniture Exposition
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacurers Association
Southern Manufacturers Association
National Furniture Manufacturers Association
Retail Association
Easy to sew Marian Martin house frock pattern 9492
Beginners get a budget friendly dress pattern designed by Marian Martin. The pattern uses five simple pieces with a combined yoke and cape sleeve, no complex shoulder seams, and bright buttons for color. Size options and fabric yardage provided, order via Pattern Department at 232 W 18th St New York.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Aly
TRE
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
New Orleans Pelicans Need Three Straight To Win Pennant
The New Orleans Pelicans, needing three consecutive wins to clinch the Southern Association title, rely on veteran pitcher Andy Messenger against the Atlanta Crackers. They must win after two night playoff losses in Atlanta, with Bob Durham set to oppose Messenger at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
Andy Messenger
Atlanta
Pels
Crackers
Messenger
Bob” Durham
Eddie Moore
Blind Senator Gore Bets Winners At Oklahoma Fair
Senator T P Gore attended the Oklahoma state fair races in Oklahoma City and selected a pair of winners for potential future campaigning advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma State Fair
Wallburg PT A Hosts Faculty Reception At School
The Wallburg Parent Teacher Association welcomed the school faculty with a formal program, singing, and refreshments on Wednesday night. R B Fowler introduced four new teachers and Principal H F Pardue spoke on education, state support, and home training before a social hour. The first PTA meeting and officer elections are set for October 3 in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
Wallburg School
R. B. Fowler
H. F. Pardue
Pardue
Parent-Teacher
Jamestown Underpass Bids Sought by Oct Eight
Bids for a new underpass at Jamestown to replace the bottleneck will be received at the office of R Markham division engineer Greensboro by October 8. The project calls for a 60 foot wide underpass about 160 feet northeast of the current Southern Railway underpass and 0.43 miles of new road. Construction expected to start mid October with a reroute to join Route 10 near the High Point side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
R. Markham
Greensboro
Southern Railway System
Gshoro
Auto Accidents Produce Five Damage Suits in City Court
Five damage actions were filed in High Point Municipal Court after car accidents. Madie Smith sues J. B. Johnson and Hanes Chair & Table Co. for injuries on February 1, 1935. Vera Smith seeks 100 dollars for repairs. Tresa McClure sues W. H. Hutaff for 3000 dollars for personal injuries from a Moorehead City accident. A. H. Holton seeks 175 dollars and Mary Holton 500 dollars from the same defendant.
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High Point
Madie Smith
J. B. Johnson
Hanes Chair & Table Company
Vera Smith
Tresa McClure
McClure
W. H. Hutaff
Moorehead City
A. H. Holton
Mary Holton
High Point to Host Stop on National Highway Tour Pamphlet
High Point will be featured in a souvenir pamphlet by the Carolina Motor Club for the National and Scenic Highway tour. The route from Greensboro to the Carolinas includes a one hour stop in High Point after viewing the public swimming pool near Jamestown.
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High Point
Carolina Motor Club
Greensboro
Carolinas
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
City Lake
Exposition Hall
Jamestown
William Lee Rites Conducted Thursday
Funeral services for William Lee, 82, who died at the homes of his nieces on Kearns street, were held at New Salem M. P. church with Rev. Co. L. Ruth and Rev. Joel Trogdon officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers W. A. McKinley, George Davie, S. O. Spencer, J. W. McAdden and G. W. Shipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
O. Spencer
Bertha Church
Kearns Street
New Salem M. P
Co. L. Ruth
Joel Trogdon
George Davie
Spencer
J. W. McAdden
Gs. W. Shipton
Democrats Praise Harmony Session At High Point Dinner
About 50 attendees heard Chairman Walter Crissin hail the event as the most harmonious party gathering yet as the High Point Democratic executive committee urged ongoing unity and campaign work to strengthen the party. City Attorney Grover H. Join and others emphasized the party’s improving strength and goals, while resolutions honored Eugene Parrish and expressed sympathy to ill members C. N. Mason and W. K. Dickens.
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Walter E. Crissin
Hi Point
City Lake
Individy
High Point
Democra
T Dinner
T City
Grover H. Joi
Rupert T. Piens
Don C. MacRae
Wade Rifrow
J. Paul ¥Liamson
C. A. Lewis
J. Ward
Eugene Parrish
Long Anthve
C. N. Mason
W. K. Dickens
Community Chest Headquarters Formally Opens
The Community Chest headquarters opened yesterday on North Main Street in the former Smithdeal Realty building. Miss Ollie Brown of the local YWCA leads the Chest, with a campaign kickoff planned for the week of Oct 14. Staff work on prospect lists as committees plan future meetings at Chestquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Qpaign
North Main Stree
Smithdeal Realty
Ollie Brown
Chestea Quarters
Sedgefield Hunt Plans Unique Sunday Afternoon Gathering
The Sedgefield Hunt announces a 3 o clock Sunday gathering at field stables with member friends and informal perchase. This precedes the formal season opener on Saturday the 5th when a hunt is staged and a final breakfast is hosted by masters Frank Curran of Greensboro and Earl Phillips of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Earl Phillips
Lowdermilk Reunion to Be Held at Pleasant Hill Church
The annual Lowdermilk reunion will be held Sunday at Pleasant Hill Methodist Protestant Church five miles east of Seagrove. The program begins at 10:30 a.m. with Major Bruce Craven delivering the principal address. A large attendance is expected from Randolph County’s oldest families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Pleasant Hill Meth
Seagrove
Cipal
Bruce Craven
Randolph
Chief Ingram Returns from International Fire Chiefs Meet
Fire Chief BE. K. Ingram returns to the city from Knox Tennessee where he attended the International Fire Chiefs convention. He viewed the latest fire fighting equipment shown to delegates and heard world renowned speakers lecture on current topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Ingram
Knox Tenn
International Fire Chief
Skeet Shoot Enters Second Day's Play at State Championship
Sharpshooters from across the state compete in the second annual Carolina skeet shooting championship in Winston Salem. W. G. Jerome of Statesville is the current individual champion and a five-team combination holds the team title as entries remain strong and the tournament continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Carolina Keet
W. G. Jerome
Statesville
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Club News
JR. Red Cross Council
Elm ST
Sarah Watson
Birmingham, Ala
Odell Flynt
Kernersville
W. J. Frazier
Monthieu Avenue
Jasper L. Jones
Chicago
University of Chicago
Vitality
Wilson Shoe Store
Eve
Wouselel
Arte
Ward Street
Church OF Christ
Christian Workers Class
Ladies’ Aid Society of
North Hamilton
Christ
G. T. Ball
Dayton Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Alene Huffman
East Russell Street
Bertha Huffman
Tillie Burns
Y’ers Club
Y. W. Hut
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Gray
School of Instruction
Woman's Club
J. H. McCall
Dan Shroder
Tea and Topics Club
Phyllis Bentley
Marian Martin House
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Sedgefield Hunt
Lowdermilk Renuie
Lund
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