Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Adams hosts a small morning party honoring Miss Marcie Goley of Graham and Mrs. alter B. Thomas. lawn gathering planned at Boston schoolhouse. Highland Hill recreation night features Miss Blanch Platt and Miss Walker with 7:30 program. East Green Baptist Sunday school plans a Thomasville picnic. R. L. Winfrey leads. A Dunlap Springs outing honors younger set with guests and chaperones. Girl Reserve picnic at Baptist orphanage draws fifty plus Reserves. Miss Owen departs for Virginia after farewell tour.
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Adams
Marcie Goley
Graham
Alter B. Thomas
J. H. Adams
North Main Street
Rook
Lou Owen
R. T. Chappel
Highland Hill
Highland
Blanch Platt
New York
East Green
Dunlap Springs
Ruth Welborn
Mary Ring
Katherine Pickett
Janie Edwards
Marianna White
Edith Harrison
Richie Johnson
Madeline Jeffries
Mary Harris
Lucile Thomas
Alma Headen
Jack Edwards
Herbert Gurley
Donald Headen
W. D. Sales
Worth Bacon
Dick Holton
Cam Criddlebaugh
Willie Walker
Fowell Mendenhall
Cliff Ring
Baptist
Thomasville
Thomas
G. R
High Point
Summer Socials At First Reformed Church In High Point
Mrs. Luther hosts Earnest Workers at Willow brook street with a fine musical program led by Mrs. Dallas R. Krebs and M. F. Crooks. Guests include Rev. and Mrs. Krebs, Crooks, Hedrick family, Miss Esther White, and many Greensboro Charlotte area visitors.
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First Reformed Church
Frank Luther
Willowbrook Street
Dallas R. Krebs
M. F. Crooks
Esther White
Guilford College
Henry White
Lindsay Street
White
Father White
Vera Farlowe
Marianna White
Katherine Harmon
Ray Farlowe
Clarence Johnson
Greensboro
Hal Reynolds
Jesse Henley
Jamestown
Edward Suddarth
Allen Returns from New York Trip for Fall Ready-to-Wear
E. N. Allen, head of Allen's department store, has returned from New York after a week of business buying fall ready-to-wear.
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E. N. Allen
New York
Mr. Allen
Allen's
Children Must Not Drive Altos Here
High Point police urge drivers under sixteen to stop driving cars and warn that the law prohibits underage operation. Officer Blackwelder emphasizes avoiding embarrassment by quitting the practice and notes many youths are already violating the rule. Licensed drivers over sixteen should apply at the police station for a license.
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High Point
Clocks Driven by Waterpower Common in China
Waterpowered clocks are widely used in China, reflecting traditional timekeeping methods. The devices rely on regulated flow and machinery to operate, demonstrating longstanding technical ingenuity in regional horology.
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China
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Boston School House
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Fannie Smith Walker
Louisburg
Miss Walker
Elizabeth Ferguson
East Green Church
Matthew & Taylor
Bolivia
High Point Enterprise
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Frewmoch
Fesvoch
Loirade
Ishoes
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Amon DS
Rice
Price
Ivanhoe Gingham
Ted Swiss
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Moffitt Furnishing
Mrs. Luther
Miss White
H. C. Rowe
Bennettsville, S. C
Floyd Wilson
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
Virginia
Leslie T. Hedgecock
Norfolk
Mary Cowell
Little Washington
E. T. Harmons
Miss Cowell
Washington
Asheville
Daisy Montsinger
Wallburg
Homer Montsingers
Johnson Place
Madge Idol
M. C. Barbee
Elizabeth Thornton
Stella Norman
Margaret Tuggle
W. F. Norman
Winston-Salem
8. S. Gibson
Portsmouth
J. 8. Gibson
Willenbar Terrace
Mrs. Gibson
Walter
Gertha C. Sheetz
Genevieve
West Virginia
Steele Street
Miss.Walker
Misehisapeth Berguaen
R. Howard Suddarth
Walter White
Charles White
Fairmont
Indiana
Josephine Wood
North Carolina
Miss Wood
Charles A. Albertson
Boston, Mass
Stamey’s
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Stamey Jewelry Store
High Point, N. C