Priscilla Club Meet at Mrs Hayden Home East Washington
Social calendar notes a Priscilla club gathering at 400 East Washington with Mrs J F Hayden at 3:00 p m. Rufus King hosts the Philo Mathean club at 402 Hillcrest drive at 3:30 p m. Maeterlinck Blue Bird staged by Senior Green Mask Dramatic club at 8:00 p m at the senior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
East
Washington Street
Rufus King
Philomathean Club
Hillcrest Drive
Maeterlinck
Green Mask Dramatic Club
Hedgecock Welcomes Son Homer Vernon Jr
Mr and Mrs H W Hedgecock announce the birth of a son Homer Vernon Hedgecock Jr on April 3 Mrs Hedgecock was formerly Miss Clara Weston Mrs W L Edwards and Mrs Cc W Hoover are in Winston Salem for a Welch Memorial group branch meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hedgecock
Homer Vernon Hedgecock, Jr
Hedgecock
Clara Weston
W. L. Edwards
Cc. W. Hoover
Winston-Salem
Welch Memorial Group
Woman's Missionary Society
Young Ladies Bible Class Meets in Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial Sunday School holds its regular monthly meeting on Friday evening April 7 led by Mrs. Mabel Joyner at Mrs. Millington’s Tate street residence. Elwood Sharp of Siler City visits Mr. and Mrs. J Gray O Neal at their Maple home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Bible Class
Welch Memorial Sunday School
Mabel Joyner
Millington
Tate Street
Elwood Sharp
Siler City
Mrs. J. Gray O'Neal
Maple Street
Mrs Turner Hosts Final Utopian Study Club Meeting
Mrs Turner presided as president over the last meeting of the Utopian Study Club year at her Parkway home. The program featured Helen Keller by Mrs Farrell Gray who noted Keller’s life and the magazine prize awarded last year for aiding humanity. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Warner Spearman Ingram Holton Perry Bonner Walker Nolan Matton Gray and Miss Patte Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Turner
Utopian Study Club
Thomas Turner
Parkway
Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Keller
Phil Warner
Roy Spearman
Lawrence Ingram
Roland Holton
Seborn Perry
O. B. Bonner
J. H. Walker, Jr
Burwell Nolan
Lawrence Matton
Sapo Gray
Patte Joran
Woman's Club Group Met At Thomasville Tuesday
The American Citizenship department of the Woman's club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Lee Rice’s Fisher Ferry street home. Chairwoman Rice led a welfare planning round table, with readings on woman leadership and neighbors to all, plus a vocal by Mrs. Ira Johnson and piano by Mrs. Perry Briles before prayer by Miss Yow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Citizenship Department
The
Woman's Club
Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Ira Johnson
Perry Briles
Miss Yow
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Bridge Party for Hut Fund
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mises Maile Snell's Myers Street home with Mrs. R. H. Phillips presiding. They outlined final plans for a benefit bridge party on April 20 to raise funds for a Legion Hut. They also decided to send a care box to Oteen Hospital at Kaater. An ice course was served afterward. Evelyn Baker of Duke University visited with her mother. Julius Greene and family stayed with J. C. Greene on Highland Avenue. Verna Dunn of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mises Maile Snell
Myers Street
R. H. Phillips
Oteen Hospital
Kaater
Verna Dunn
Chapel Hill
G. M
East Main Street
Deaconess Program Garners Banner for Circle Two
The Woman's Missionary Society of Main Street M. E. church met at the Hut with president Mrs. K E Poe presiding. Circle two won the banner after an afternoon of prayer, program on dress in deaconess costume, and introductions of new members Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. EB
KE. J. Poe
Circle Three
Way
W. Ll. Huta
Lilian
Thomas Leaves for Fort Worth After Short Visit
P. C. Thomas returned home to Fort Worth Texas after a two week stay with his sister Mrs. C. M. Hoover and Mr Hoover at their East Main street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Thomas
Fort Worth
Tex
Hethcock Hosts Ninth Birthday Dinner for Ted Jr
Mr and Mrs H T Hethcock entertained Sunday at their West Main Street home with a three course dinner honoring their son Ted Jr on his ninth birthday. The table featured a pink and green color theme centered by a white birthday cake with nine green candies in pink holders and green tapers. Easter favors marked each place and eight covers were laid for guests including Peggy Meyer Mendenhall and Mable Hoov
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hethcock
West Main Street
Ted, Jr
Peggy
Meyer Mendenhall
Mable Hoov
Mid-Week Garden Club Meeting at Country Club
The Mid-Week Garden club met yesterday at the country club with Mrs. Ed Lyon as hostess and Mrs. Horace Haworth presiding. E. T. Harrison read a council letter on council projects and the club supported the spring flower show in May. Valette J. Harris led the program on Gardens I Have Seen Abroad with slides of England France Germany Belgium and Switzerland. Members present included Mesdames Perry Jackson Thomas Ellis Haworth Brockmann Harrison Ingle Hunsucker and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Country Club
Ed Lyon
Horace Haworth
E. T. Harrison
Garden Club Council
Valette J. Harris
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Mesdames
Charles W. Perry
W. L. Jackson
Fred Thomas
Collier Ellis
L. Brockmann
I. P. Ingle
Frank Hunsucker
Tillson outlines park and playground needs at Woman's Club
Mr. R. D. Tillson spoke at the YWCA hut on Parks and Playgrounds in High Point detailing current city parks Blair Park the city lake Civitan ball park and a planned expansion. He urged the club to influence securing more recreation areas so every citizen especially children has proper options. Anne Robbins sang two solos and the club ordered a library copy of Down Goose Creek by Dr. Ernest Seeman of Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Tillson
Woman’s Club
High Point
Blair Park
Woman's Club
Civitan
Tillson
Anne Robbins
Frank Tabor
Ann Stratton
Riggna
Margaret Sloan
Geddie Strickland
Goose Creek
Ernest Seeman
Duke University
Local names listed in community notice
The fragment mentions individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Hargett of High Point, Miss Eloise Welch, Mrs. D. E. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Hethcock as part of a local notice or society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hargett
High Point
Eloise Welch
D. E. Hoover
Mrs. Hethcock
Two Local Women Attend State Music Clubs Fed
Mrs Walter Newby and Mrs Charles F Phillips left Wednesday for Raleigh as representatives of the Fine Arts department of the local Woman's club to attend the State Federation of Music Clubs. They will return home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newby
Charles F. Phillips
Raleigh
State Federation of Music Clubs
Woman's Club
Local families visit Mrs Ray Hoover on Lexington Avenue
Rev and Mrs Hoy Fesper man with children from Lincolnton and Mrs W F Rader of Newton spent Saturday with Mrs Ray Hoover on Lexington Avenue, visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Fesperman
Lincolnton
W. F. Rader
Newton
Esbera Club Teas and Bridge Event at Glenana
Friday evening at Glenana the Esbera club enjoyed a two course dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Newby followed by a bridge session. Prizes went to Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin who received an ash tray and a refreshment set. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles Miss Mae Shearer and Vann Stringfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esbera Club
Walter Newby
Glenana
O. R. Hodgin
Alvah Boyles
Mae Shearer
Vann Stringfield
Four eyed minnow described with dual eye arrangement
A tropical American freshwater fish known as the four eyed minnow features an upper and lower eye on each side of its head. This distinctive morphology aids navigation in its rivers and lakes habitats.
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Tropical
America
Learn the Secret Of Lovely Women
Advertisement for MELLO-GLO face powder touts wrinkle concealment and long wear. Claims include pore minimization, shine reduction, smooth creamy application from a new French process, and a fragrance. Priced 50¢ and 1.00 tax free at Matin Drug Store and Eckerd's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin Drug Store
Eckerd's
Southern Seeks To Cut Its Fare On One Way Travel
The Southern Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to allow 10 cent per mile day coach fares for six months as an experiment. It seeks 119 cent round trip rates between points west of Chattanooga and Atlanta with no change for Pullman car riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Atlanta
Georgia
Southern
Louisville and
Nashville
Western Railroads
Meteor Crater Depth and Width Reported in Arizona
A report notes Meteor Crater in Arizona stands about 570 feet deep and roughly 4200 feet across, describing its dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor Crater
Arizona
Earl Biggers Dies After Heart Attack in California
Karl Derr Biggers creator of Charlie Chan fiction died in Pasadena after a heart attack. The Palm Springs incident left him stricken a week earlier. he authored Behind That Curtain Seven Keys to Baldpate The Black Camel and many other novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Karl Derr Biggers
Charlie Chan
Biggers
Palm Springs
Here
Doctor Closes Pin In Girl's Stomach
Ten weeks old Marilyn Ziegmund recovered after physician Dr. Gustav G. Herpe opened the abdomen to close an open safety pin in her stomach. The pin was closed and the child later regurgitated it. doctors say she is out of danger.
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Chicago
Marilyn Ziegmund
Gustav G. Herpe
Marilyn
Local U D C Members Attend District Meeting In Burlington
United Daughters of the Confederacy members from five counties gathered in Burlington for the Sixth district meeting at the Legion Hut. District president Mrs. J D Ross presided with state head Mrs. J E Woodard as speaker. A pageant on the Jefferson Davis highway and greetings from state officers highlighted the event. 1934 district hosts to be Yanceyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Burlington
Charles F. Fisher
Legion Hut
J. D. Ross
Asheboro
Laura Wesson
H. B. Robertson
H. F. Mitchell
High Point
J. F. Hayden
John 8. Welborn
R. K. Stewart
H. N. Phillips
H Bass
Levi Hayworth
J. E. Woodard
Wilson
Jefferson Davis Highway Project
Children of the Confederacy
Graham
John Huske Anderson
Raleigh
Daniel
Mamie Parker
Caswell County
Yanceyville
Charles FF
Fisher
Legion
21 CANDIDATES IN KINSTON PRIMARY FALTER AS RACES NARROW
In Kinston a municipal primary drew 21 candidates but none secured a decisive lead as the field remained unsettled. Voters face continued uncertainty and further balloting to determine the city’s next officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Two-Phase Mayoral Primary Sets Stage for Runoff
A majority vote triggers a second primary featuring the two leading mayoral candidates and the ten top aldermanic hopefuls. Voters will decide the remaining critical city races in the runoff, shaping future leadership.
Cumberland County Commissioners Cut Property Valuation 25 Percent
Cumberland county commissioners order a 25 percent reduction in the valuation of property listed for taxation. The move affects assessments and tax calculations in Fayetteville area.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland County
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Deal
Reid Street
Friends Church
Central Friends Church
South Main Street
M. BF
J. R. Patterson
Adams Street
Lottie Bain
Agnes Pierce
Myrtie Davie
Archdale W. M
Archdale M
D. ¥. Rogers
Archdale Highway
Young People’s Union
Thomasville Circuit
Unity Church
Young People of Unity Church
R. O. Little
Fair Grove
Pine Woods
Fairview Church
Ig Saery
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Flapper
Fanny
Auxi
Miss Snell
Evelyn Baker
Neliie Baker
Mrs. Julius Greene
Mr. Green
J. C. Greene
Highland Avenue
James B. Richardson
Esas Ca. m
Mr. Tillson
Earl Biggers
Benjamin Ziegmund
Betty
Rinso
Jim
Lnemes
Ldremea
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