Births and church notices fill High Point page
The paper reports births for Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cawthon a daughter Mary Frances born April 1932 at High Point hospital and another birth for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eller a son Wade Herman in North Wilkesboro. It also notes church events at First Baptist North Park Baptist and Central Friends with meetings and programs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cawthon
Mary Frances
Hich Point Hospital
Glenn Eller
North Wilkesboro
Wade Herman
Mrs Criddlebaugh Ill With Influenza At English Street Home
Friends of Mrs. T P Criddle baugh regret to learn she is ill with influenza at her home on English street. Mrs Spencer Wise of Washington DC is visiting her parents on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
Young People’s Service League of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Ingram’s Pharmacy
North Main Street
Hepler III
Ruth Hepler
Howell Street
T. P. Criddlebaugh
English Street
Spencer Wise
Washington, D. C
Mrs
Frank Wineskie
Mrs Long Hosts Tea for Park Avenue Guest Miss Virginia Earl Smith
Mrs. David Long Jr entertained about sixty guests with a tea for her house guest Miss Virginia Earl Smith of Marlin Texas at her Park Avenue home. The event featured a flower garden like decor and a yellow green color scheme with a central yellow floral arrangement and crystal tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Virginia Earl Smith
Marlin
Texas
David Long
Ijr
Park Avenue
Mrs. Long
Miss Smith
Dorothy Fife
Greensboro
Ethel Mae Boggs
Julia Brown Jennings
Ellen Mae Pegg
Catherine Lambeth
Evelyn Webb
Catherine Cochrane
Georgianna Bird
South
W. W. Fife
Washington, D. C
Tom Conley
Legion Auxiliary and Culbreth Harris Post Meet in Randolph Hut
The Culbreth Harris post of the American Legion and members of the Legion Auxiliary held a joint meeting Tuesday evening at the Methodist Hut on Randolph street. They discussed plans for a legion hut but made no definite decision. After a business session, group games followed by sandwiches and coffee were enjoyed by about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbreth-Harris
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Randolph Street
Legion
Woman's Club Citizenship Department Meeting Delightful
The American Citizenship department of the Woman's club held a delightful meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of a member, with guests noting cheerful conversation and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes
Woman's Club
Tomlinson Company
the Woman's Club
Marlin Woman Miss Virginia Smith Leaves Guest Cast
Miss Virginia Earl Smith of Marlin Texas, guest of Mrs David Long Jr, departed today after a visit.
Misses Vira and Rena Clodfelt Spend Afternoon in High Point
Misses Vira and Rena Clodfelt spent Wednesday afternoon in High Point, enjoying a local outing and visiting contacts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vira
Rena Clodfelter
High Point
Currituck Buys Its Own Bonds At Saving
Currituck county buys $10,000 in its 1920 road bonds 12 years early saving taxpayers about $6,000 in interest. Bonds were bought at par from United Mutual Life Insurance Co of Indianapolis and were to mature in 1944. Purchase funded by sinking funds built over ten years. all but $2,000 of the issue retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currituck
Currituck County
J. A. Taylor
Register of Deeds
United Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
County Board Nixes Football For Marion County Schools
Marshall North Carolina report states lack of proper equipment fear of injuries and study distraction drove the Marion County Board of Education to announce that county high school students will play no more football this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
N. C
Manson County
Legion commander invites Prince of Wales to Portland convention
Henry L. Stevens national commander of the American Legion said he will invite the Prince of Wales to the next national convention in Portland Oregon scheduled for September after planning a Europe trip this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. C
Henry L. Stevens
American Legion
Europe
Prince of Wales
Portland
Ore
UNC Student Wins Hillyer Gold Award in Mechanics
L N C student E L Midgett of the University of North Carolina finished first in the George Hillyer gold award contest for mechanical engineering students. Clemson College's R H Hughes of South Carolina placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
E. L. Midgett
University of North Carolina
R. H. Hughes
Clemson College
5. C
George Hillyer
Octopi Need Water To Live Or Move Prolonged
Marine studies note octopi cannot walk or survive out of water for more than about three hours, affecting behavior and habitat requirements.
How's Your Temper Health Factor No 8
The article argues temper reflects body health, influenced by sleep ventilation and surroundings. It urges early correction to avoid damage and extra costs, urging readers to imagine a smooth running body-machine whenever temper comes to mind.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist
Philathea
First Baptist Church
A. H. Maynard
Gatewood Avenue
Annie Belle Noel
Thelma Patrick
Birdie Smith
Drew Henry
Blanche Howard
North Park
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay School
Reenwood
Guilford County
Mrs. Ingle
Miss Foy
I. P. Ingle
Ardyn Hills
Zora Foy
Reidsville
Pat Brady
Reidsvile
Ingle
Mary Simmons
Edna Earle McGehee
W. V. Turner
Tom Pettigrew
A. N. Turner
Howard Reid Mobley
George Helmus
Allen Gwyn
William Hester
J. W
Enchanted Garden
Allen Jay
Peggy
Helen Deaton
Artie Ingram
Peter Pan
Leon Tesh
Buttercup
Henrietta Barrington
W. H. Grady, Jr
Thomas Weant
Mary Nelson
Frank Hicks
First Presbyterian Church
William Blair
Marilyn Ann
Blair
Lucille Clodfelter
man HUNTERS _ Y
Mabel McElliott
Tson
Ray
Old Sourbones Heath
Ernest Heath
Susan
Ray Flannery
Pierson
Jack Waring
Heath
Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Rice
C. H. Phillips
E. O. Wall
Charles F. Phillips
D. E. Hoover
Walter Hargett
Claude Block
Mr. Heath
Waring
Papa
Sally
Jingo
Old Sayres
North Main
David Long, Jr
Stevens
Wales
Julie
LUX
South Main
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
W. A. Shackelton
Bayon
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Our
Brockman
Cation
Brockman Music Co
Greensboro, N. C
S. Green St
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