Society Notes Highlight Mrs Coltrane Birthday honors
Mrs ER Coltrane hosts a surprise birthday dinner on Sunday April 15 honoring her mother Mrs J W Hedrick of 1101 Grace Street. Guests include Clyde Coltrane Tom Joiner family Martha Coltrane Bradshaw Ila Presli Eli Coltrane J W Hedrick family and others amid a spring setting with gifts and shared recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. P. Coltrane
J. W. Hedk
Grace Street
Clyde Coltrane
Tom Joiner
Martha Colrane
Trinity Route Two
Bradshaw
Ila Presli
Eli Coltrane
J. W. Hedrick
Social calendar items for Tuesday to Wednesday
The schedule lists meetings and events across several groups. W CT U at Mrs H G Daniel’s Lindsay Street home Tuesday at 3 30 PM. Delta Tau luncheon at Mrs J B Millie’s Forest Hill Drive Wednesday 1 PM with program led by Mrs K C Denny. Music Literature program April at Fred Whitescarver Parkway with hostesses and Mrs H Sears presenting Great Women In Music. High Point Meredith College Alumnae dinner at Mrs A Lee Gibson East Washington Street. Mrs J T Ryan hosts bridge at 606 Parkway honoring Miss Laverne Hudson prior to her marriage to Elliott Wood. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs Herbert S Dunkelberger Hillcrest Drive with program on Child Welfare. Lotus Club hosted by Mrs W L Hargett 1107 Johnson Street at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whitescarver
Parkway
Virginia Clinard
Pattie Newlin
A. B. Huff
H. D. Sears
High Point
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
East Washington Street
Frank Autry
J. W. McGuinn
The
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Jewish Women Meet On Wednesday At English Street Home
The Council of Jewish Women will hold a meeting tomorrow at eight o clock with Mrs. H Gordon and Miss Sadie Gordon as associate hostesses at their English Street residence. Mrs Homer Minor of Plainview Texas visits sister Mrs Thomas Lyndon, marking 15 years apart, arriving on Mrs Lyndon's birthday. The Business and Professional Girls Club of the YWCA meets at 6 15 pm at the YW cottage due to rain, skipping the Winston-Salem campus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
H. Gordon
Sadie Gordon
English Street
Homer Minor
Plainview
Tex
Thomas Lyndon
Fast Green Street
Minor
Lyndon
Young Women’s Christian Association
Y. W. Cottage
Winston-Salem Y
Surviving Remnants of U.S. Automobile Heritage
The article notes that over 1500 distinct automobile types were produced in the United States, yet only about 30 have survived to the present. It reflects on the fragility of early car designs and the rarity of surviving models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Used car sales lead in total automobile market surveys
Surveys show more than 60 percent of all automobile sales are used cars. This indicates a shift in buyer preference toward pre owned vehicles amid broader market trends.
Automotive shipments to foreign markets rise in 1933
American automotive products shipped to foreign countries increased 17 percent in 1933 compared with 1932, reflecting a rebound in overseas demand for U S built vehicles and parts amid recovery efforts.
Georgia Plate Bonanza Attracts 7500 Out-of-State Buyers
Georgia auto license plates priced at 3 dollars have drawn 7 500 buyers from outside the state. The sale underscores cross border interest in Georgia registration and vehicle ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
High Point Methodist Youth Meeting At Archdale Church
The regular monthly meeting of the High Point Methodist Episcopal young people will be held Thursday at 7 46 PM at Archdale church. Wesley Memorial church young people's department will run the program. Trinity and Jamestown will compete for the singing banner. All members urged to attend by 7 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Methodist Episcopal
Archdale Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Trinity
Jamestown
First Baptist W M G Holds Monday Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist met Monday afternoon for business and inspiration. Delegates were chosen for the Piedmont Associational meeting in Asheboro Street Greensboro on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
R. Matthews
Piedmont
Piedmont Association
Circle Two
Ida York
Phillipians
A. B. Conrad
Green Street
Rocky Mount
Mabel Koonce
Joseph Wilson
Jack Stout
W. F. Clayton
Mrs Hammer Guest of First M P Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church met in the Philathea classroom for a devotional led by Mrs. W. C. Hammer of Asheboro and a business session. Newly elected president Mrs. John C. Whitesell chaired the meeting with reports from the Henderson branch meetings and plans for the year's work. Lilac and rose arrangements provided a floral setting as members served punch and cookies.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Philathea
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
North Carolina
John C. Whitesell
Henderson
Kennett
Ralph H. Vance
Myrtie Davis
Gorrell Payne
J. T. Ryan
W. C. Ferree
R. M. Andrews
Social notes recount trips illnesses and visits in the area
Mr and Mrs Fred Flagler and children Elizabeth and Fred Jr spent a week end in Washington by way of Norfolk and by boat to Baltimore and Washington. Frances Crouch is recovering from diphtheria at 511 Blair Street. Roy Fulp’s son Charles is seriously ill with pneumonia in Trinity. Bernard Voliva of Belhaven returned home after his brother J Fred Voliva’s wedding Friday. Ruth Harrison visits Reidsville this week with friends. Stella Welch Purcell and daughter Billie visit relatives near Raleigh and stay through the week. Little Miss Margaret Louise Cooper improves at 800 Grace Street after ten days with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eva Elmore
Flora Elmore
Fisher Ferry Street
Ira Culp
W. H. Culp
First Baptist Church
M. C. Alexander
Fred Flagler
Elizabeth
Fred Jr
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Little Frances Crouch
Blair Street
Roy Fulp
Trinity
Charles
Bernard Voliva
Belhaven
N. C
J. Fred Voliva
Stella Welch Purcell
Billie
Raleigh
Margaret Louise Cooper
Grace Street
Marian Martin Cape Frock Pattern For Sizes 36 To 46
Pattern 9925 offers a large cape dress with contrasting lace vesteo and deep V yoke line. Suitable for printed cotton, sheet, crepe or chiffon fabrics, sizes 36 through 46. Order by mail with 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and patterns together.
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Marian Martin
Social week highlights in Lexington clubs
Lexington on April 16 features include Mrs. P. V. Critcher hosting a bridge club with three tables and prizes for high and low scores. Robins school P.T.A. observes Father’s Night with songs, picture studies, Mocking Bird Chorus, and Dr. C. C. Sharpe speaking on health. Sarosis club hosts papers on Roark Bradford and Erskine Caldwell followed by a buffet. Local updates note residents’ travels and illness.
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Enterprise
Lexington
P. V. Critcher
Bridge Club
West First Avenue
George Curry
Paul Hinkle
L. M. Grimes
Club of Twelve Elects Delegate to Federation in Asheville
The Club of Twelve met Friday afternoon at Miss Camille Hunt’s home on South Main Street. Mrs. S. W. Finch presided. Miss Hunt was elected delegate to the Federation of Clubs in Asheville in May, with Mrs. Finch as ex-officio delegate. Mrs. Honeycutt and Mrs. Propet led a program on modern novelists. Miss Hunt and Misses Margaret and Jean Hunt served a two‑course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Don A. Walser
Hillcrest
Hubert Beeson
W. B. Hunt
Roark Bradford
Erskine Caldwell
John Henry
Bradford
Club of Twelve
Camille Hunt
South Main Street
S. W. Finch
Miss Hunt
Federation of Clubs
Asheville
Finch
A. W. Honeycutt
H. L. Propet
Margaret
Jean Hunt
Legion Auxiliary Meets With Seventeen Members Present
The American Legion Auxiliary convened Monday evening in the Legion hut with 17 members. Miss Ellen Owen led in Miss Margaret Linker’s absence as vice president. minutes were read and approved, two letters considered, and April dinners planned with a table committee appointed. Refreshments followed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Ellen Owen
Margaret Linker
Ladies meet for church class monthly business and social
The Philathea class of First Baptist held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. Bender’s home with hostesses. Mrs. F. Lee Smith led devotions and presided. Prizes were awarded during social time. The following morning Mr. and Mrs. Mountcastle hosted about fifty Southeastern Cotton leaders for a four course breakfast.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
B. M. Bender
Hartszog
Fred Sowers
Charles Redwine
F. Lee Smith
Sam Smith
Hartazog
D.S. Bennett
John Lopp
Condlu
George Mountcastle
South
East
Southeastern Cotton, Inc
N C Masons Open Annual Three Day Sessions In Raleigh
The Grand Lodge of Masons of North Carolina opens a three day communication in Raleigh with about 400 members expected. Grand Master Peter T. Wilson of Winston-Salem presides and will report tonight. Governor Erlinghaus is to speak at a luncheon with visiting Masons from Virginia Tennessee New York and South Carolina in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Grand Lodge of Masons of
North Carolina
Peter T. Wilson
Winston-Salem
Civic Clubs of
Erringhaus
William Moseley Brown
Clarendon
Masons
Virginia
Charles A. Snodgrass
Grand Royal Arch
Tennessee
Albert Reed
New York
Frank Hart
South Carolina
Held Without Bond In Woman's Death
Sidney Etheridge of Edenton was held without bond for trial in superior court after an inquest into the death of Mrs Mamie Moore near Snead s Ferry. Mamie Carver niece of the slain woman was held on 2000 bond as accessory after the fact. Guy Moore, the other suspect, was released. Coroner Jones cited fingerprint evidence on the hatchet used in the killing.
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Jacksonville
Sidney Etheridge
Edenton
Mamie Moore
Snead's Ferry
Superior Court
Timmons Jones
Mamie Carver
Guy Moore
Moore
Truck traffic carried two thirds of world merchandise in 1932
In 1932 about two thirds of the world’s merchandise traffic, amounting to 60,000,000 tons, moved by truck according to historical statistics.
Program of Compositions By Local Musicians Proves Very Enjoyable
The April meeting of the Musical Art club featured a program of local composer performances at the Sheraton hotel. Performers included W. F. Mc Candless, J. Gurney Briggs, Richard Quigley, Misa Mae Kirkman, Mrs. Wil ton Barnes, Miss Florence Blair, Miss Dorothy Hoskins, and Norman Fidler. Delegates to the state convention were named, with remarks by Mrs. L. Carroll Atkinson on federation efforts.
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Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. F. McCandless
Dan W. Smith
J. Gurney Briggs
Josephine Atkins Barnhart
Joyce Kilmer
Richard Quigley
Norman Fidler
Herman Abels
Eccles Everhart
Ken Abele
Misa Mae Kirkman
Dorothy Hoskins
Miss Kirkman
Robert Fearing
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Margaret Briggs
R. I. Quigley
North Carolina
John C. Abels
North Carolina Music Clubs
Wilmington
L. Carroll Atkinson
Piedmont
North Carolina Federation
Federation
Newspaper Circulation and Advertising Rise Across Nation
New York April 17 Increased newspaper circulation and advertising signal a broad business upturn. Data from Media Records Inc shows March retail advertising gains and rising circulation about 10 percent year over year with notable city results in New York Chicago St Louis Los Angeles and New Orleans.
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New York
P. Weston
Media Records, Inc
Retell
Help
New York City
Chicago
J. Louis
Los Angeles
New Orleans
St. Louis
Weston
Lubricant Leakage Impacts Brake Refining Jobs
Lubricant leakage from wheel bearings to brake drums is responsible for a large percentage of brake refining jobs.
Power Hearing Set in Raleigh for Ice Makers
April 17 hearing date announced in Raleigh for a petition to reduce power rates for ice manufacturers before Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winbourne. A tentative April 24 date is noted for the hearing proceedings.
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Raleigh
Stanley Winbourne
Raleigh HARL approves mortgage takeups totaling 1.09 million
Raleigh district of the Home Owners Loan Corporation said it had paid out 1,086,982 dollars to take up 423 mortgages since opening last summer.
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Raleigh
Eric Rodgers
Death rate drops in states with strict license laws
The death rate from auto accidents in states with strict driver license statutes runs about 30 percent lower than in states without adequate laws.
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Ines Coltrane
K. Taylor
F. R. Taylor
American College of Phyns
Taylor
Elmore
Meredith Collecr
Gibson
F. A. Boyd
le Soir
H. G. Rothgock
Ion Woodrow Avenue
J. W. Cannon
Rothrock
BF. C. Rothrock
Wayne Lackey
F. A. Bord
Lenoir
A. H. Jones
Burlington
F. . Rothrock
F. D. Nichols
Greensboro
Te Rothrock
Walnut Cove
W. L. Welborn
J. Underwood
N. L. Garner
Moffitt’s
North Main
M. FE
Young People's Union
First Baptist W. M. G
Mrs. Hammer Guest
FIRST
M. P
Ruth Harrison
Reidsville
Vogue Beauty Shop
Marian Martin Frock
Martin Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
J. M. Daniel, Jr
A. &. Johnson
Chalmers Hutchins
Charlotte
Bob Wilson
Ruth Meachum
N. C. Masons
Mary FE
Plummer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pasline Kamen
Ellicott
Deden, New York
Kektivog
Tomlinson Exhibition Building
High Point, N.C
Simson
Tomlinson Exhibition
Alcoan Sabie
Nake
Colonial Furniture Fashion Review
Tomlinson
High Point, North Carolina
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