Local groups schedule meetings and births across High Point
The Stevens Bible Study meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. W J Stout hosting on Lindsay street. Announce birth of a son April 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Towers Edward Darrell. Various club events follow including plant exchanges, garden club meetings, and a plant sale at Presbyterian circle. Betsy Yow and Mrs J H Muckingfuss operate at Guilford General hospital. Oak Hill P T A meets tomorrow evening. Public notices cover church events, school programs, and a Confederate Daughters district meeting in Reidsville with programs and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
W. J. Stout
Lindsay Street
D. Towers
West Willis Street
Edward Darrell
Presbyterian Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Circle Hers
Milton Silver
Guilford General Hospital
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Forsyth Country Club
Winston-Salem
L. P. Ingle
Utopian
Leslie Bowling
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Reidsville
J. A. Morris
High Point
Joe Snider
Laura Wesson
J. E. McLean
Hostess
W. O. White
Guilford
Glenn Long
N. C
A. D
Garden Club of
North Carolina
S. Halstead Tomlinson
Wilmington
St. James Parish House
Garden Club of North Carolina
Halstead Tomlinson
Garden Club of North
Isabel Busbee
Walter Sprunt
Greenville Sound
Cape Fear Country Club
Natural Gardens of
B. W. Wells
North Carolina State College
Orton Plantation
St. Phillip’s Church
Sunday sacred plea spans civil and religious day
Rev. R. J. Farmer at First Methodist Protestant argues the civil Sunday backs supreme court rulings and should restrict commercialized activities. He condemns Sunday sports as desecration, calls four Sunday types out, and urges keeping the Lord's day for rest, peace, and moral welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Farmer
Bob’ Burdette
Jesus
Supreme Court
America
Local residents return from visits and recoveries
Mrs R F J Johnson returned from Rocky Mount after traveling to see her mother Mrs S H Smith of Scotland Neck who underwent an operation and is now considered satisfactory. Mr and Mrs H A Millis and children came back from Statesville after visiting Mrs Millis mother Mrs Lewis. Miss Ruth Clinard attends National Red Cross convention in Washington representing Greensboro. Mr and Mrs M L Bales return to Thamesville after visiting Mr and Mrs E J Johnson on Greensboro road. Mrs Jones Hedrick improving after Guilford General Hospital operation. Mr and Mrs J A Green return to Thomasville after winter visit with daughter Mrs J F Hayden in East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Yow
Betsy Perry Yow
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Guilford General Hospital
J. H. Muckingfuss
Mangum Avenue
R. F. J. Johnson
Rocky Mount
S. H. Smith
Scotland Neck
Ruth Clinard
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Clinard
Greensborov
M. L. Bales
Joe
Thamesville
E. J. Johnson
Greensboro Road
Jones Hedrick
Mrs. J. A. Green
Thomasville
Mrs. J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Irish Story Recounts Early American Discovery
Rev. W. J. Johnston reports that an Irishman named St. Brenda discovered America in the sixth century. He claims Irish navigators were at sea during the era of King David and Solomon, predating Columbus and Norse exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Columbus
America
W. J. Johnston
Kiwanians
St. Brenda
David
Solomon
Mowery Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for J. D. Mowery former cafe operator who died at his home 311 West Davis Street will be held tomorrow at 3 p m from Stallings Memorial Baptist Church Salisbury with interment at Chestnut Hill Cemetery. The funeral party leaves the home at 1 30 p m led by Rev C L Rhyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mowery
West Davis Street
Stallings Memorial Baptist Church
Salisbury
C. L Rhyne
Chestnut Hill
High Point Wins Triangle Debate
High Point college debate team swept both sides of a triangular meet, going undefeated in the season. The negative Lyons and Morgan defeated Elon at Boone, while the affirmative edged Appalachian at Elon. Tomorrow Madison and Davidson head to Atlanta for the southern oratorical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon
Appalachian
High Point College
Clay Madison
Dwight Davidson
Atlanta
Dr. P
Kennett
Kenneth Lyons
John Morgan
Boone
Frank Houser
Glenn T. Hickman
Carl R. Key
H. N. Truitt
Roy I. Farmer
Lewis E. Teague
T. C. Johnson
English Princes Travel Last Lap In Big Plane
The Prince of Wales and Prince George return from a South American tour and will fly the final leg from Lisbon to London in a decorated 20 seater plane currently being refurnished in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Lisbon
Former resident dies at Richfield
Miss Louise Kraber born in High Point July 3 1893 died at her Richfield North Carolina home at 10 45 PM from an acute throat infection. Survived by mother Mrs L J Kraber and sister Mrs Ed Crawford. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Wednesday 10 30 AM with Rev G Ray Jordan. Oakwood cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kraber
High Point
Richfield
N. C
Miss Kraber
Stamey Jewelry Company
J. L
Lou J. Sechrest Kraber
M. EB
L. J. Kraber
Ed Crawford
Lenoir
Sechrest Funeral Home
North Matin Street
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial M. FE. Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Showline Etiquette Anecdote From Tit Bits
In a humorous Tit-Bits snippet a man apologizes after props up against an irritable woman in a queue. She scolds him for pushing while he insists he only sighed. The exchange depicts light social friction in a public setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stout
Moete-Literature
Woman's Club
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Greensboro
J. P. Ingle
Furman Allman
Montheu Avenue
Bay Street
Raytreet School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Philomathean Club
Philomathean Book Club
Country Club
C. . Moffitt
G. A. Matton
D. Ralph Parker
OAK Hill P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Oak Hill School
Fritzharry
Harry Raymond
C. M. Hauser
H. D. Sears
Paul Casey
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Bertha Cox Rochelle
Brentwood Ass'n
Brentwood School
Baptist Young People’s Union
A. B. Conrad
Margaret Stoan
Ida Clark
Mrs. Moser
Delphian
George Moser
Aurora
The
Delphian Society
Moser
Blaine Avenue
Mary Mungan
Clara Boyd
Lord Byrum
Robert Browning
Boyd
Fred Klein
Lil-ian Maesey
Alta Chamberlain
Mary Wall
Browning
ELM Street P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Elm Street
R. I. Farmer
John Scruggs
Ww. A
First Baptist Church
Alma Hooks
Parkway
Vera Smith
Zetha Boswell
Annie Bell Noel
Mabel Coble
Hazel Haynes
A. M. Richardson
Minnie Gregory
Addie Lomax
Rose Goldsmith
Ira Hensley
Estelle Harris
Mesdames
M. R. Shields
Lillian Tyndall
Mabel Cochran
Constance McGhee
Teeney Rockett
Marjorie Beal
N. C. Library Commission
T. H. Barker
Chalmers-Glenn Chapter
J.S. Welborne
Confederate Veterans
A. Yancey Kerr
John A. Kerr
A. Sherrod
Johnnie Muse
Hazel Shipman
Margaret Hauser
Marion Burgess
Saress Ellerbe
Katherine Lowdermilk
Vesta Copeland
Ante Wood
Doris Stroupe
Betsy Dean Wagger
Dot Ingram
C. L. Gray, Jr
State Garden Club
Kirmess
Paramount Theater
Gene Trader
Sarah Denny
Mary Drew Dalton
Velva Hayden
Mae Hayes
Jane Hess Weaver
Jacqueline McMullan
Margaret Sears
Anne Carter Marsh
Mildred Stewart
Albert McAnally
Bill Sheloff
Walter Murray
Ed Yearby
John Whitescarver
Chas Amos
Roger Edwards
June Allman
Sherrod Salsbury
Navy
Greer
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Farmer
M. P
Germany
Abraham Lincoln
Edward Everett Hale
H. A. Millis
Statesville
Our
Wagger Jewelry Company
Edmonson Barber Shop
Mann Drug No
Matton Drug
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
Yow’s Funeral Home
Aberics
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
South Main Street
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