Society Events Highlight High Point Gatherings
The High Point area hosts a busy schedule of social events with church study groups meeting this afternoon and evening. Wesley Memorial and Friends church auxiliaries hold sessions, while the Tuesday Bridge club and Girl Reserves plan afternoon activities. WWI War Mothers organize a new chapter, and local clubs prepare district travel and prayer observances. A Greensboro Rock club luncheon and area teas feature notable guests.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Club and church schedules fill week in High Point area
Local notices list a week of meetings across High Point including Woman's Auxiliary at St Marys BP BE Mrs Haibbard Johnson street 3, Circle meetings at First Baptist homes 2:20, YWCA YP B of WCTU 7:30, and many other gatherings. Activities span Monday to Saturday with clubs, bridges, and youth groups at various streets and huts.
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The
Friends Church
Samuel L. Haworth
W. Green Street
William Hill
High Point Woman's Club
Ashboro
C .C. Hook
Elizabeth Kelly
Raleigh
Wass
Hook
Spence
H. A. White
Memao
St. Mary's
Haibbard
Johnson Street
Samuel Thiwerti
West Green Street
the First Baptist Church
Jhclub
VY. Hut
YWCA
Carter Patton
Gilbert Clark
Bilin Street
High Point Business and
High Point Club
Broadway Shows At Old Ball Park Arrive For Weeklong Run
Billie Clark brings Broadway shows to the old ball park showgrounds with three bands and twenty midway attractions. Over 350 Clark employees ensure a polished performance as the circus and carnival open tonight and run all week with a focus on cleanliness and decency.
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Billie Clark
Clark
Ball Park
Local residents host and visit during Easter holidays
Charles Jones returns from Blue Ridge School Hendersonville with George Kremer as guests of Mrs. P A Jones on Hamilton Street. Wyatt Pickens and Wilbur Jones go back to State University Chapel Hill after a Faster holiday. Mrs D T Andrews and Mrs KE WK Jones return from Rocky Mount after attending a W M U convention as delegates from the Woman's Missionary Circle. Mrs Paul Montague and Winston-Salem hosts visit Hamilton Street. Miss Ethel Thompson returns to Martinsburg after visiting Miss Thelma Wineskie. Miss Jane Skinner arrives from Richmond as YWCA field organizer, staying indefinitely. Mr and Mrs J S Welborn were in Greensboro yesterday. Joe H Dobbs moves into Alberta apartment with sister Nellie Dobbs.
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North Carolina
Atlanta
South Atlantic
Rose Emilie K Knox
Raleigh
Helen Forrester Caldwell
Greensbroo
Greensboro
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
J. Norman Wills
Rock Island
Davenport
Town
Moline
Aeolian
Harrison
Rankin Street
Ruth Harrison
Burrus
Clara Goolsby
Vera Hinshaw
Frances
Wilma Welborn
Gracie Hinshaw
Eva Stoner
Ss 'Esile Albertson
Uth Miller
Lizzie McGee
Nina ‘Ivengood
Mary Albertson
Bernice Spencer
Lena Coletrane
Louise Waynick
Jamestown
Jensie Oakes
Bessie Hayworth
Ella Dunn
Florence Welborn
Nancy Welborn
Dolores Rowland
Ella Hedrick
Jefer Hedrick
Clyde Alexander
Thomasville
Alvis Waynick
Mr. Stone
Willard
William Fritz
Joe Snyder
Theodore Hayworth
James Strayhorn
Max Parish
Charlie Mann
Frank Plummer
Robert Warner
Roy Kearns
Mr Elkin
Tom Hand
J. M. Harrison
Winston-Salem
Charles Jones
Blue Ridge
Hendersonville
Tie
George Kremer
P. A. Jones
Hamilton Street
Wyatt A. Pickens
Wilbur Jones
State University
Chapel Hill
D. T. Andrews
KE. WK. Jones
Rocky Mount
Woman's Missionary Circle
Fast Green Street Baptist Church
Paul Montague
R. C. Charles
Ethel Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thelma Wineskie
North Main Street
Thompson
High Point
Judge Warns Amateur Jewelers and Punishments in City Court
Municipal court today warned amateur jewelers against practicing without a license. Pearlie Zimmerman received a 30 day sentence to the roads. Jim Alley got 12 months on the roads for abandoning his wife and infant. Roy Evans and Zeke Gurley faced costs for parking near a hydrant and using profanity. Ed Vaughn Homer Northcut Cecil Krivett and L J Wood admitted charges of misuse of automobiles and were taxed with costs. Planes reach Florida Peninsula from Washington to Virgin Islands landing Curtis Field at 1130 AM. They fly again Sunday at 7 AM for Key West. Play at Springfield titled Captured or an Old Maid’s Triumph set for April 5 at 7:30 PM. Admission 25 and 35 cents. 4 Dad
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Kirkman
Pearlie Zimmerman
Jim Alley
Roy Evans
Zeke Gurley
Ed Vaughn
Homer Northcut
Cecil Krivett
L. J. Wood
Florida Peninsula
Miami
Fila
Marine Crops
Washington
Virgin Islands
Curtis Field
Key West
Springfield
World's greatest radio plant under construction near Melun
The article notes a project described as the world's greatest radio plant being built near Melun, France. It outlines the scale and significance of the construction, highlighting its anticipated impact on radio broadcasting capacity and technology.
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Melun
France
Outdoor work offer promises steady income for women
An ad from The Abner Royce Co announces paying $50 to $75 monthly for women who need extra money and can spare four half-days weekly. It promises a pleasant outdoor job that could become a business of one's own and invites postcard requests for full information.
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Abner Royce Co
Station
Box
Dept
Cleveland
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H. C. Pitts
L. W. McFarland
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Lady Ruth
Moffitt
Furnishing Co
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Y. W. GC. UA
Recreation Club
Willis Slane
Beta Pi Club
Charles Shephart
Bth
Entre Nous
South Main Club
Y. W
Philomathean Club
South Main Street
Bridge Club
Moers
Ben Moore
J.or. Reitzel
G. W. Sadtler
Old Ball Park
Jane Skinner
Richmond
High Point Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Skinner
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