Community notes on meetings and births in town
Mrs. Merrilees recovering after an operation at High Mount hospital. Christian Endeavor society of Central Friends church to meet. Mary Hoy class of Fire Reformed church to gather Friday at Mrs S J Best’s Lexington Ave home. John and Mrs John Bianer announce birth of son John at Point hospital on November 36. Utopian Study club meets at Mrs Laurance Ingram’s Rotary home with papers on Hetty Green and Albert R. Brand. Johnson Street school P T A postpones meeting. future Christmas program planned. Lebanon M P church Woman's Auxillary to meet at Miss Lucille Payne’s home with program by Lester Farr on missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Mary Hoy
Reformed Church
S. J. Best
Lexington Avenue
John Bianer
John
the Point Hospital
SN Study Club
Utopian Study Club
Laurance Ingram
Rotary
Rodney Snow
Hetty Green
O. B. Bonner
Albert RK. Brand
NES
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
M. P. Church
Firs
Lucille Payne
Ith North Main
Lester Farr
Lieutenant Norman Habel Killed in Honolulu Accident
Lieut. Norman J. Habel son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Habel of Asheboro was killed in a automobile accident in Honolulu on November 25 He had served with the naval submarine 8 234 at Pearl Harbor He is a brother of Elmer Habel a Asheboro high school teacher and his family are well known locally amid broad sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POE
Asheboro
Norman J. Habel
Joseph Habel
Honolulu
Lieut
Habel
Pearl Harbor
Elmer Habel
Asheboro Baptist Church Plans Friday Reception
The Asheboro Baptist Church will host its annual reception for new members and friends this Friday. The program includes a two part sequence with a church pageant titled Girdling the World With Light directed by Mrs. H. T. Stevens, and a talk by Rev. B. E. Morris from Statesville on How to Keep the Fires Burning. After services the congregation will move to the Armory for the right hand of fellowship and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Weight Based Fares Shape Seadta Kids Travel
In Colombia Seadta Airways charges by the pound for children under 15. Those under 65 pounds ride at one third of the regular fare, while those 65 to 110 pounds pay two thirds. The airline carried 1,698,156 miles in 1931 with flights from sea level to over 12 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Columbia
Seadta Airways
Lily Pons Pal to Her Collegiate Stepson
Jean F. Mearitz, 26, a Cornell sophomore from Grosse Pointe, says he wants to be known as a regular fellow rather than Lily Pons's stepson. He credits his father August Mesritz for financing Lily Pons’s career, notes their separation, and describes his own plans to study economics while aiming for a role on the Cornell Sun staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Ithaca
N. Visey
Lily Pons
Jean F. Mearitz
Cornell University
Jean
Metropolitan Opera
Milo Pons
August Mesritz
Holland
Mesritz
Mulhouse
Miss Pons
College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell
Grosse Point
Mich
Alpha Delta Phi
Cornell Sun
Piedmont German Club Plans Christmas Dance Series
The Piedmont German Club announces four Christmas dances with two co hosted by High Point Country Club. Eddie Wittstein's orchestra from New Haven plays December 26 with tea and night dances. December 30 features Lloyd Huntley's Columbia recording orchestra for tea and night dances. Lincoln Falk will preside and a banquet toastmaster is John Ousley. Alumni guests include Dr Carlyle Campbell and Wake Forest's Dean Bryan.
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Piedmont German Club
Thas
Amos Kearns
High Point Country Club
Eddie Wittstein
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Miami Beach
Fla
Lloyd Huntley
Columbia Recording Organization
Counse
Verdia Hobson
Dunn
John D. Johnson
Lillington
Ed Chamblee
Raleigh
United States
Rachel Wireless
Louisburg
O'Neal Gardner
Angier
John Ousley
Buie’s Creek
Virginia Langdon
Coats
Doris Downing
Fayetteville
Lincoln Falk
High Point
Carlyle Campbell
Coker College
Phi Society
DB. Bryan
Wake Forest College
Alice Jones
Willie O’quinn
Manners
Astro
George F. Ragan Dies at Thomasville Farm
George F. Ragan died at his home north of Thomasville after months of paralysis. Born 1865, he was a farmer survived by daughter Mrs J F Garner of Thomasville, sons Bealis of Lenoir and Charm of Hickory, brother G H Ragan of Glenwood, and sister Mrs Clem Moon of Glenwood. Funeral at Pinewoods Methodist Church Thursday at 3 p.m. with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
George F. Ragan
Isham
Emily Clinard Ragan
J. F. Garner
Bealis Ragan
Lenoir
Charm Ragan
Hickory
G. H. Ragan
Glenwood
Clem Moon
Pinewoods Methodist Church
John Cline
Guilford Teachers Host Psychology Evening Gathering
Guilford College hosts Dr J H Highsmith head of psychology at Woman's College Greensboro and others at dinner. Mrs Milner and Mr Shepard from Guilford join organizers to form an informal cross campus psychology group with Dr Barkley as advisor and Dr Warkley as president.
Committee Appointments Set for Spring Meetings
Miss Chitester and another member were named to the program committee. The group will hold a series of spring meetings beginning January 1 at Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitester
Guillford College
Campbell College To Observe Homecoming Day
Campbell College will celebrate Homecoming and Society Day on Saturday December 3 in BUIF'S Creek. The program includes a 11 o clock student debate a 2 pm football game against Wingate a 6 30 pm banquet and alumni speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore Buif’s Creek
Campbell College
Wingate
New Members Added Alpha Honor Society in Asheboro School
The Alpha Honor Society tapped new members at Asheboro High School on November 29 with Marianna Redding presiding. Names include Edith Allred Lucille Brown Marjorie Dobbins Annie Lee Nance and others. Old members listed alongside, with expansion of eligibility from juniors and seniors to include sophomores. Christmas holidays run December 21 to January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Alpha Honor Society
Asheboro High School
Marianna Redding
Edith Allred
Lucille Brown
Marjorie Dobbins
Annie Lee Nance
Frank Burkhead
James Keever
J. B. Taylor
Colon York
Dee Armfield
Gladys Humble
Virginia Lee Johnson
Mildred Lamb
Elizabeth Phillips
Helen Thompson
Walter A. Bunch
Edward Soady
Sidney Truesdale
Mary Elizabeth Bunch
Catherine Crawford
Mary Rollins
Margaret Walton
Pauline Steed
Evelyn Harrelson
Helen York
Billy Cross
Arthur Way
Liquid glass claim shocks readers in Leipzig note
German physicist Dr Peter de Bye argues glass is not a solid but a liquid with high viscosity. He states crystals form only after about a century, meaning modern glass windows are liquids rather than solids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Peter de Bye
The Boys Get a Break from Orchard Raiding
In Jacksonville the sheriff, W B Cahoon, tells 20 prominent men that a boy is not normal unless he has swiped fruit. They all admit past raids and the sheriff says he understands the sweetness of forbidden fruit and is ready to pardon orchard raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cahoon
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High Mt Hospital
Re. Dillard Ragan
Philarner
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Valette Harris
Charieshart
Turner
Roland Often
Nl. Groome
L. C. Matton
Seborn Perry
Lebanon
Miss Payne
Norman Habel
North Main
Jean FV
Jaguar
Guilford
Hart's
Commercial Bank
J. G. Groome
College Street
DR. M. A. Lackey
Ette
North Wrenn Street
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USA Habit
Ares
Suede Shoes
Cleo
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Marylin
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Ye Store, Inc
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