Birth Announcements and Community Notices This Week
Mr and Mrs D H Short announce the birth of a daughter Mildred Jean on November 30 at 123 Farlow Street. Mr and Mrs Eugene Proctor announce a son Jerry Reitzel born Friday November 28 at 811 East Commerce Street. Various church groups and clubs schedule meetings and events, including the Mid Week Garden Club Christmas party at 3 pm tomorrow at Mrs Fred Thomas's Emerywood home. Willing Workers class meeting tonight at 7:30 with Mrs Lizzie Heilig. Stevens Bible Study class Wednesday 3 pm with Mrs M T Bain. Miss Sarah Wyatt recovering from appendicitis at High Point hospital. T E B L Class meeting tonight 7:30 at 413 Willowbrook. Euzelian Class meeting Wednesday 7:30 at 214 Boulevard. folklore program tonight 8 pm at High Point college by Dr and Mrs I G Greer. Christmas literature at West End Baptist church with Mrs Hoyle Love guiding junior and intermediate departments. Springfield Endeavor presents play Sonny Jane tomorrow at 8 pm at Allen Jay school with several cast members and a local radio singer. Mr and Mrs Louis Voorhees host Club of Twelve with bridge and prizes. club prizes awarded to Mrs W J Fraley and A S Caldwell.
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D. H. Short
Mildred Jean
Farlow Street
Eugene Proctor
East Commerce Street
Jerry Reitzel
Proctor
Bernice Payne
West End Baptist
West End
Springfield Endeavor
Sonny Jane
Allen Jay School
Christian Endeavor Society of Springfield Friends Church
Lena E. Nance
Louise Davis
Margaret Rucker
Ona Thurber
Alene Hendricks
Frances Hatton
Louise Thurber
Creighton Glasgow
John Richardson
Obed Hancock
W. W. Ellington, Jr
Turkey Supper and Gift Sale At St Mary’s Parish House
The Church Service League of St. Mary’s Episcopal church will hold a turkey supper Thursday evening from 6 to 8 o’clock at the parish house. A sale of fancy and useful Christmas gifts will run from 10 a.m. and continue through the day and evening. Attended Meeting In Greensboro Several officers of the High Point Junior Service League were guests at a Greensboro Junior League meeting at the YWCA. Five or six listed members attended, including Mrs. Ben Moore and Mrs. Kathleen Raymond. The program included games and a salad course. Week of Prayer Meeting At First Baptist Church The Woman’s Missionary Society began the Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions at First Baptist with remarks on the theme The Love of Christ Constraineth Us. Members spoke and special music was performed. the gathering ended with prayer.
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Church Service League
Church Service League of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Greensboro
High Point Junior Service League
Greensboro Junior League
Ben Moore
Junior Service League
Katherine Raymond
Conner Covington
Violet Johnson
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
H. D. Sears
C. E. Sheloff
A. B. Conrad
Conrad
Fant
Illness in Smith Street Home Mentions Davis Family
Eugene Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Davis, is ill at his home on Smith street. Mrs. F. M. Pickett returned last night from a visit with Mrs. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Mrs
James Davis
Smith Street
F. M. Pickett
James
Local Social Notes From Mon roe And Nearby
Mrs Silas McBee and her daughter Helen return from Mocksville to Mon roe Georgia where relatives were visited. Mozelle Teachy ill with influenza at Randolph street home. Faye Lynch ill at 22 Randolph street. W G Ralston Fletcher Welch return from Richmond after attending the Carolina Virginia football game in Charlottesville. Oscar F Smith and daughter Anna Marjorie visit Randolph Macon College student status confirms. Anne and Mary Rawls attend Elon College and visit Mr W Stump on Montlieu avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mozelle Teachy
Mrs
Lester Teachy
Randolph Street
Little Faye Lynch
Nellie Smith Lynch
W. G. Ralston
Fletcher Welch
Richmond
Charlottesville
Oscar F. Smith
Norfolk
Anna Marjorie Smith
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Anne and
Mary Rawls
Elon College
W. Stump
Montlieu Avenue
Danes Build Apartments Amid Danish Building Boom
In Copenhagen during a housing surge 4144 apartments were under construction while 1405 were planned. Of those under way 551 had one room 1589 had two and others ranged up to eight rooms. In Fredericksburg 643 apartments were under construction. Officials report similar strong interest.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Fredericksburg
New Aviation Instrument Aids Pilots In Bad Weather
Washington reports the commerce department unveils the deviometer, a new aviation instrument that helps pilots in bad weather by using radio range beacon stations as guiding points off standard courses.
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Washington
U. S
e@partment of commerce
Bidding puzzle hand leads to two hearts bid
The article presents multiple bridge hands with bidding decisions. In Hand No 1 Y should bid two hearts, aiming to make game if Z holds a club and A doubles. The narrative notes Y's bold yet sound bid and its actual outcome of two hearts doubled and making two odd.
Whitsett News Recaps Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Events
A large congregation at Springwood Presbyterian heard Rev. R K Davenport of Willow Spring. Greetings note Miss Brownie Taylor and Whitsett Jr from University visiting during Thanksgiving. Listings of local visits, pageants at Friends church, and Raleigh area figures on education. Thanksgiving meals highlight town activity with wagons transporting apples and scarce chestnuts. James A. Whitsett in the Canal Zone is mentioned.
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Whitset
Springwood Presbyterian Church
R. K. Davenport
Willow Spring
Wake County
G W. Davenport
Brownie Taylor
N. Cc. Co
W. T. Whitsett, Jr
University
Holt Hunter
Durham
L. B. Taylor
Friends Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Children
Light Brigade Organization
J. H. Joyner
Guilford County
Panama
Thos. R. Foust
Rotary Club
Gibsonville
Carrie Brewer Whitsett
Burlington
Airships Debated After R101 Disaster Skeptic Says Unsound
Prof A M Low, wartime R F C head, argues airships remain technically and commercially unsound after the R101 crash. He notes airships like the R101 cost about 2.5 million and carry only 50 passengers, with high mooring costs, calling them death traps as passenger carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
London
A. M. Low
Mauretania
Hat Linings Renew Stand-By Hats Self-Respect
Replacing worn or soiled linings with pristine new ones revives the look and morale of standby hats, giving them a fresh, confident appearance. The simple refresh boosts wearer pride and keeps hats ready for immediate use.
Glorifying You Elbows Beauty Tips from Alicia Hart
Practical beauty guidance from 1930 advises caring for elbows as part of grooming. Cleanse with a soft brush and soap, use salt lemon treatment for dark areas, apply cream massage nightly, follow with skin food and astringent, remove freckles or minor blemishes, then finish with foundation cream and powder.
Professor Praises Fairy Tales
Vienna based Prof Karl Buhler defends fairy tales as essential childhood literature. He argues tales stimulate rapid image changes from domestic roles to fantastical figures and cultivate a mobile, controllable imagination in children. He notes this in his book The Mental Development of the Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Vienna
Karl Buhler
Berlin Tokyo air link eyed by Japanese bureau reports
Reports from the Japanese Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of Communications indicate a possible Berlin to Tokyo air line. The plan envisions routes from Tokyo to Hong Kong by the Japanese, through India by Britain, and the remainder by Germany, creating one of the world’s longest airline services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tokio
Ministry of Communications
Hongkong
India
England
Germany
Yale guest at alumna jollification linked to football
Flashes Of Life reports Yale likes Bill Roper who ended his Princeton coaching near an Yale finish and will attend next Saturday night’s alum ni jollification hosted by Nick Roberts in the Yale Barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Yale
Bill Roper
Princeton
Nick Roberts
Beer decline hits Munich breweries hours and wages
In Munich Bavaria a drop in beer consumption forces local breweries to cut working hours and reduce wages. The news notes sparks in production and labor adjustments across the Bavarian beer sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
St Mark’s Church Advertises Copyreader Role
Bolton church monthly magazine seeks a copyreader after a vicar notes a troubling error in one issue stating we buried all the babies and baptized all the dead. The remark prompts a search for accuracy and editorial review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
England
St. Mark’s Church
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High Point Hospital
Miss Wyatt
T. E. Ul
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W. J. Estes
Willowbrook Street
Euzelian
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J. A. Payne
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I. G. Greer
Appalachian State Teachers College
High Point College
North Carolina
The
Edna Morganthaler
John Abels
W. J. Fraley
A. S. Parker
Carter Dalton
BE. J. Payne
W. ©. Idol
Jd. A. Morris
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Louis Voorhees
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Monroe, Ga
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Mme. Russlander
News
Alicia Hart
NEA Service, Inc
Danville
Ind
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Centra l
St. Petersburg
Fla
West Coast Cultural League
Public Health Service
Michael Charles Cameron
Claremont Constantine de Courey
Sir John de Courey
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Sheraton Beauty Shop
Tinker Toys
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