Births and meetings highlight community notices
Mr and Mrs John E McLean announce a daughter Doris ONeil born April 21 at Guilford General hospital Also Mr and Mrs I M Laster announce a daughter born April 22 at their home Stevens Bible class meets Wednesday at 53 o'clock with Mrs J H Pritchard Archdale Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 2 30 with associate hostesses Susanna Wesley class postpones supper to next month Mrs Welborn returns from Washington from DAR and DAC conventions Mr and Mrs E J Jarvis announce a daughter born April 22 at Wise Street home Hand painting classes led by Mrs E C Shelton tomorrow High Point Music Teachers Association recital tonight at Friends church annex Three one act plays by Guilford College students tonight at Allen Jay school Delights from a party for Miss Alice Walton at Fairview Park Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Monday at Emerywood with Russian tea and talks on General Johnston Surrender
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McLean
Doris O'Neil
Guilford General Hospital
E. J. Jarvis
Wise Street
Jarvis
Lois Hicks
Allen Jay School
Fairfield Road
Guilford College
Noah
C. D. Stanley
Fairview Park
Trinity
Alice Walton
Fairview
Lambe Brothers
Randleman
C. H. Watson
C. W. Stanley
A. C. Meredith
Hobart Mills
J. R. Lambeth
D. K. Myers
James Walton
Leonard Searce
Clifton Myers
J. Mallie Stanley
Mary Walton
Philmore Upton
Clester Russell
Cletas Moore
Ruby Hinshaw
Fay Farlowe
Vera Sale
Sue
Frances Kinney
Cletus Kinney
Verne Milgaps
High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rodney E. Snow
Emerywood
Charles Kephart
Phil Warner
Forrest Murray
Asheboro
Rodney Snow
Comer Covington
Greensboro
Joseph E. Johnston
Henry Owsley
Laurance Ingram
Robert Burns
Wilbur Gaines
Warner
Des Moines
Iowa
Hal Worth
Residents and Visitors Attend Regional Funeral and Social Events
Business visitors W. T. Powell and RB. N. Ventress called on New York and Greensboro respectively. J. S. Teague and spouse attended the funeral of Mollie K. Hudson at Park's Crossroads after a Monticello automobile accident. T. A. Hunter and relatives joined Charles T. Hamilton for dinner with other Greensboro and Carthage guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Teague
Mollie KE. Hudson
Monticello
Park’s Crossroads
T. A. Hunter
Eugenia Hunter
Mary Harrell
Greensboro
Charles T. Hamilton
John Sh. Curry
Mary Lynn Curry
E. M. Thom
Carthage
Passover Feast to Be Celebrated Wednesday Eve
Passover observance begins Wednesday evening April 24 with services at the local synagogue on North Hamilton street. The festival marks the Exodus story from Egypt, commemorating freedom and the renewal of spiritual life through the Seder meal and unleavened bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tract Commission of the
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Hamilton Street
Palestine
Jerusalem
Temple
Israel
Egypt
Moses
Pharoah
Mount Sinai
Soot Loss From Coal Burning In Domestic Grates
About six percent of coal burned in the ordinary domestic grate goes up the chimney as soot, indicating a notable efficiency loss in common household heating. The statement reflects early 20th century concerns about fuel waste and suggests improvements in grate design or burning methods.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh Called Augustus by Anne
A column notes Anne Morrow Lindbergh refers to her fiancé Colonel Charles A Lindbergh as Augustus. The piece ponders humor versus solemnity in their engagement while mentioning Lindbergh’s crash in Mexico City and contrasting modern bridal culture with grandmothers’ era duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Augustus
Lindy
Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Reaction to Modern Bridge-Playing Woman Sparks Debate
A heated impulse to praise a modern bridge-playing woman gives way to doubt about critics. The writer muses whether the grandmother’s bustling happiness may outshine the granddaughter’s, prompting reflection on who feels more content.
Grace Coolidge receives diamond brooch in Washington gesture
A platinum diamond brooch with a two and a half carat center stone and 200 diamonds was presented to Mrs. Calvin Coolidge before she left Washington. It arrived as a gift from Washington women and noted for its plain, gracious provenance rather than a formal honor list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Coolidge
Main Street
The Most Noted Woman in the Land Reflects on Gifts
The essay notes a woman of high prominence considers gift giving. It highlights the challenge of finding an unusually valuable present and suggests jewels, though not all women favor them as they do books or Persian rugs.
City to block street for demonstration announced
City officials announced this morning that a street will be blocked off for the demonstration.
Funeral Held for John Darrell Samuels Child
Funeral services were conducted today at the family home on Fairfield road for John Darrell Samuels the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J Scott Samuels. Rev Br J Harbison of Wesley Memorial Church officiated with interment in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving are the parents a brother Jack Edward a sister Doris Belmont and grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Samuels of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Darrell Samuels
J. Scott Samuels
Fairfield Road
Br. J. Harbison
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Jack Edward
Doris Belmont
J. W. Samuels
High Point
And His Only Wair Sunny Jim Golf Socks Joke
A short Table Talk quip from Melbourne features Sunny Jim teasing Weary Willie about wearing 18 hole golf socks as a gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Jim
Weary Willie
Melbourne
Man Pulls Car by Hair on Main Street Tomorrow
A man connected with the Johnnie J. Jones show plans to pull an Essex automobile along Main Street at noon tomorrow using his hair. The stunt features a dramatic exhibition in a public street setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Johnnie J. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. I. M. Laster
Fifth Street
Stevens Bible
J. H. Pritchard
Ray Street
C. S. Grayson
Archdale Auxtliary
Archdale Friends Church
Jack Aldridge
Gilbert Marsh
Susanna Wesley
Welborn
John S. Welborn
Washington, D. C
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Convention of the Daughters of the American Colonies
E. C. Shelton
Duco Factory
Sheloff Hardware Company
Lades
Shelton
High Point Music Teachers’ Association
Friends Church
P. S
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
W. T. Powell
New York
RB. N. Ventress
Allene Sumner
Dndanes
Canary
Small Samuels
Stamey
Ghassware
Hollywood
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
C. D. Thompson
King Drug Store
Manis Beeen
Florsheim
Beavan’s
THE
S. Main
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
High Point, N. C
L. C. Smith
Vane
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc
South Em Street
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