Tea honor for Miss Dorothy Finch with Taylor family links
Cards issued for a Saturday tea honoring Miss Dorothy H. Finch of Raleigh who will marry Mark Taylor, elder son of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Taylor, on December 19. Miss Finch is treated alongside Mrs. Frederick R. Taylor and Miss Sarah M. Taylor, sisters to the groom elect, with invitations noting the Raleigh origin and Winston Salem connection.
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Frederick R. Taylor
Henry Turner
Sarah M. Taylor
Dorothy H. Finch
Miss Finch
Raleigh
Mark Taylor
Turner
Winston- Salem
Miss Taylor
Medical Auxiliary Christmas Party Thursday Meeting
The Guilford County Medical Association Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas party with its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at 6 30 at the Sheraton Hotel. The event is a dinner meeting with a Christmas program and contributions for a bed occupant at Guilford County Sanatorium. Altrusa Club executive board members will be entertained by Miss Hazel Johnson and Miss Lucile Johnston on Wednesday at 7 with a dinner at Burrus Memorial Hospital dining room.
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Guilford County Medical Association Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
Guilford County, Sanatorium
Altrusa Club
Hazel Johnson
Lucile Johnston
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E.u
West Emerywood
W. F._ Freeman
Greenway Drive
Henry V. Koonts
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Johnson Street
Embree H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood Hotel
Women of the Moose
Girl Scout Council
R. A. Herring
Lexington Avenue
New State
Y'ers Club
Tom Alderman Sykes
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Mabel Burnett
Vriday
Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Elwood
Junior Service League
National Guard
Regular Mid-Week Study Club meeting at Mrs Car roll home
The Mid-Week Study Club will meet at Mrs. Charles F. Carroll Jr. on Montheu Avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30.
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Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Montheu Avenue
College International Relations Club Dances at Sheraton
About 200 to 250 dancers from High Point College and the city attended the first social event of the year for the college International Relations Club a formal dance in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom Saturday evening with the Syncopators from the college providing music from nine to midnight Sponsors named include Geneva Crowder Iris Thacker Irene Parker Mary Holton Ethelda Peters Mable Warlick and Doris Poindexter.
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High Point College
College International Relations Club
Sheraton Hotel
Syncopators
Geneva Crowder
Iris Thacker
Irene Parker
Mary Holton
High Point
Ethelda Peters
Mount Airy
Mable Warlick
Casar
Doris Poindexter
Winston-Salem
Woman's Wesley Class Bazaar Luncheon and Dinner return
The Woman's Wesley class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will hold its annual bazaar featuring aprons plus a luncheon and dinner on Thursday December 7 in the church basement. The bazaar is open all day with aprons ranging from dainty tea styles to maid sizes. Lunch from 11:30 to 1:30 offers creamed chicken or chicken salad plates. turkey dinner served 5:30 to 7:30.
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Wesley
Memorial Methodist Church
Joseph I Jessup III Born in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs Joseph I Jessup Jr of Greensboro announce the birth of a son Joseph I Srd at Sternberger hospital in Greensboro on Thursday November 30 Mrs Jessup is the former Elizabeth Shields of High Point.
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Joseph I. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Joseph I. Srd
Sternberger Hospital
Jessup
Elizabeth Shields
High Point
Entre Nous Club Postpones Meeting To December 14
The Entre Nous Club announces a postponed meeting from last Thursday. The next gathering will be Thursday December 14 at 3 o clock with Mrs. A. E. Tate as hostess.
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Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
Social Calendar Highlights For December Week in High Point
The High Point social scene spans clubs and events from December meetings at the YWCA hut to luncheons at Wesley Memorial Church. Included are garden clubs gatherings, WOT Club, Business and Professional Women dinners, Girl Scout council events, and a charity performance at the National Guard Armory.
Florence Mourns Mrs A G Burger Mother of Mrs Burton Wagger
Mrs Sara Wagger and Burton Wagger were called to Florence South Carolina yesterday by the death of Mrs A G Burger at McLeod's Infirmary at 3 30 pm. She had been ill for some time and funeral services were held in Florence at 2 pm today.
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Sara Wagger
Burton Wagger
Florence
S. C
A. G. Burger
McLeod's Infirmary
Mid-Week Garden Club Hosts Christmas Party
The Mid-Week Garden Club will hold its annual Christmas party Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs Embree H Blackard 202 Hillcrest Drive. Plans aim to make it an outstanding social highlight of the club year though details are not yet announced.
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E. H. Blackard
Embree H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
Thomasville social scene honors Mrs George Corcoran
Mesdames O R Hodgin and R M Cooksey hosted a large bridge party at the Woman's Club in Thomasville to honor Mrs George Corcoran, a recent bride formerly Miss Alliene Hoover. Winners included Julius Green for top score, George W Lyles second, and Mrs Corcoran third.
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Mesdames Cooksey and
Hodgin
George Corcoran
Thomasville
Mesdames O. R. Hodgin
R. M. Cooksey
Woman's Club
Alliene Hoover
Z. W. Crutchfield
G. Marshall Hoover
Holleen Wright
Kinneywood
Owenee Everhart
Willa Mae Everhart
Chester Myers
Bill Crews
Chester
Myers
Tom Peacock
W. T. Harris
Clara Gray White
Willa Mae
Frances Stone
Blanche Gant
Lexington Avenue
Mildred Harris
Mamie Hamilton
Thanksgiving visitors and recoveries noted in city
Margaret King of Newell spent Thanksgiving with cousin Willene Furr. J G Tuttle of Raleigh left after visiting Field Stone Farm hosts C M Waynick. Nell Dennis recovers from Guilford General Hospital operation and can receive visitors. F L Hedrick moved home after Burrus Memorial Hospital surgery. Gilbert Muse visited Pinehurst with friends.
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Margaret King
Newell
Willene Furr
F. L. Furr
J. G. Tuttle
Raleigh
C. M. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Nell Dennis
Guilford General Hospital
Wesley Fellowship Group Meets Tonight at Church Annex
The Wesley Fellowship Group of South Main Street Methodist Church will meet in the church annex this evening at 7 30 o clock. Members are urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
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Wesley Fellowship
South Main Street Methodist Church
Miss Vera Idol Reads The Christmas Carol At High Point
A large group of students and faculty from High Point College heard Miss Vera Idol head of the English department in her annual reading of Charles Dickens The Christmas Carol last night in Roberts Hall. The reading has long been a college tradition and a feature of campus life.
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Vera Idol
High Point College
Charles Dickens
Roberts Hall
Cleaning brass with warm soapy solution and polish
Wash tarnished brass in warm soapy water with baking soda, rinse and dry. Scour lightly with a paste of whiting and lemon juice, wash again, rinse and dry, then buff with a commercial brass polish.
Making Kitchen Canisters With Oilcloth
Instructions describe covering empty coffee cans with oilcloth to form attractive canisters. Cut enough fabric to wrap around the can with a one inch overlap. Bind with tape and sew on snaps to fasten.
Mrs Loma Kirkland Young Dies in Rock Hill Home
The death of Mrs. Loma Kirkland Young widow of R W Young occurred at her Rock Hill South Carolina home after a brief illness. She leaves her husband and ten children including F C Young and R K Young of North Carolina and E G Young of Rock Hill. Two sisters and an aunt of Confederate general Richard Kirkland also survive. Funeral services were held at 3 30 PM with burial in Laurelwood Cemetery Rock Hill.
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Loma Kirkland Young
Rock Hill
R. K. Young
F. C. Young
Cleveland
High Point
H. C
E. B. Young
Charlotte
L. R. Young
Columbia
E. G. Young
Victoria Young
R. H. Glenn
Concord
N. C
Maud Watts
Bethune
E. C. Gross
Guilford County Medical Society to elect new officers
The Guilford County Medical Society will hold a dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel Thursday evening with 35 to 40 doctors expected. Dr. Rigdon E. Dees of Greensboro will preside over the business session following dinner at 6 30.
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Medical Society
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
Rigdon E. Dees
Greensboro
Association
Be Bright On Dull Day Umbrella Styles
A rainy day need not look drab as new umbrellas arrive in vivid colors. Plaid checked and striped designs offer bold, loud patterns that stand out and add cheer to gloomy weather.
Mrs Arch Wilkinson Dies In Greensboro At 73
Mrs Arch Wilkinson aged 73 died suddenly at home 209 Leftwich Street Greensboro yesterday afternoon at 5 30 She was a Kentucky native who lived most of her life in Reidsville and moved to Greensboro three years ago She married Wilkins on of Richmond in 1887 Surviving are husband three daughters Miss Mary Wilkinson H P Hardin Greensboro Mrs W J Simpson Los Angeles Calif a son A L Wilkinson Atlanta Ga six sisters and six grandchildren Funeral at Main Street Methodist Church Reidsville Tuesday at 11 Burial in Reidsville Cemetery
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Arch Wilkinson
Leftwich Street
Greensboro
Wilkinson
Kentucky
Reidsville
Mr. Wilkinson
Richmond
H. P. Hardin
High Point
Mary Wilkinson
W. J. Simpson
Los Angeles
Calif
A. L. Wilkinson
Atlanta
Carrie M. Lovelace
Lyle Russell
Russell
Mary V. White
G. D. Hopkins
Hanover
E. S. Welborn
Thomasville
Main Street Methodist Church
Maisky Skips Geneva Council Meeting
Soviet ambassador Ivan Maisky, also president of the League of Nations Council, will not attend the Geneva meeting called to consider Finland’s appeal for arbitration in the undeclared Finnish Russia war. He suffers a minor indigestion but remains loyal to the League.
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London
the Press Association
Ivan Maisky
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Finland
Joseph A. C. Avenol
League
Russia
Maisky
Carolinas Theatre Men Hold Annual Meeting in Charlotte
The annual convention of the theatre owners of North and South Carolina was held in Charlotte. Speakers included Mayor Ben E. Douglas, William F. Rodgers of New York Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Ed Kuykendall, president of the Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America, and Ann Rutherford with Lyle M. Wilson of Roanoke Rapids presiding.
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Charlotte
Theatre Owners
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ben E. Douglas
William F. Rodgers
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ed Kuykendall
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Ann Rutherford
Hollywood
Lyle M. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
Knitting Garment Pattern Tracing and Pressing Steps
To press knitted garments trace the outline on muslin pin the garment over the muslin to conform to the pattern. Cover with a dry pressing cloth then with a damp cloth and press with a medium hot iron until dry.
How to Hide Scratches on Dark Furniture
An unsightly scratch on dark furniture can be made less obvious by coloring with iodine then waxing the surface. If the piece is valuable, it is wiser to have it repaired by an expert.
Kurfees Announces Candidacy for Fifth District Seat
Winston Salem December 4 Marshall C Kurfees announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Fifth District representative next year showing his bid for political office in North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem
Marshall C. Kurfees
Advertising Executives to Meet in Raleigh January 13
M F Murdaugh announced the winter meeting of the Carolinas Advertising Executives Association will be held in Raleigh on Saturday January 13. The event gathers advertising leaders from North and South Carolina for discussions and networking.
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Durham
M. F. Murdaugh
Carolinas Advertising Executives Association
Raleigh
Horn of Plenty on the New York Subway
Patrolman Wal ter Matters arrested Nicholas Ol skowsky a 54 year old street musician who plays a French horn on a charge of placing a slug into a subway turnstile. Officers found six bank books showing deposits of 47830 and cash totaling 691 and three more slugs. I wish I could blow a horn like that.
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Horn OF Plenty
New York
Walter Matters
Nicholas Olskowsky
Matters
Russia and the Baltic Threat Darken Europe
DeWitt MacKenzie argues Moscow drives a Bolshevik push across Europe by exploiting wartime disorder. He cites Finland’s Red government and annexed eastern Poland as proof, warns on Scandinavian fears, Balkans ambitions, and Italy’s hostile stance while noting Hitler's constrained options amid ongoing war and a Western blockade.
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Red Revolutionary
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Europe
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Balkans
Rumania
Soviet Union
Balkan Peninsula
Turkey
Italy
Mussolini
Balkan
Hitler
Stalin
England
France
Germany
Hit and run charged to 72 year old citizen
A warrant charging hit and run was served on J. F. Spencer a 72 year old white man of 329 Pickett Street. He is charged with striking the car of C A Lewis parked in front of C A Lewis Grocery Store on South Main Street on November 24.
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J. F. Spencer
Pickett Street
Mr. Spencer
C. A. Lewis
South Main Street
Chicago Market Summary Shows Dairy and Produce Rates
Chicago reports butter at 541 260 unsettled with 93 score and 299 30 percent. carrots centralized at 27 27 percent. Eggs listings include 3 181 easy fresh graded extra firsts 204 firsts 20 current receipts 18 percent and refrigerator extras 16 percent.
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Chicago
Red Cross Roll Call Total Reaches 3512.63 in High Point
The High Point Chapter of the American Red Cross reports a final Roll Call total of 3512.63, the most successful ever. Industrial Division led with 1803.14, Business Division 1213.18, Residential Division 252.01, and a Special Division 244.30. New 100 percent contributors include Carolina Veneer Company and Bales Hosiery Company. Diamond Full-Fashioned Hosiery Mill and Mann Drug Store No 2 are noted among recipients.
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High Point
American Red Cross
W. T. Powell
S. S. Saunders
Matt Wall
Carolina Veneer Company
Bales Hosiery Company
Mann Drug Store
California Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad
Mothers are urged to use mild laxatives for children with upset stomachs not harsh adult products. The California Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is promoted as a gentle, tasty remedy that moves the bowels without cramping and is easy to dose by age, with drugstore availability.
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California
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Beaver
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