Garden Christmas Party Invitations Issued
Mid-Week Garden Club issues festive invitations for its annual Christmas gathering to be held Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. Frank Hunsucker’s home, 209 Hillcrest Drive. Change from 10 AM to 3 PM noted. committee members include Mrs Horace Haworth, Mrs H. A. Millis, Mrs Harrison, and host Mrs Hunsucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Huner
Hillcrest Drive
Ia Hunsucker
Horace Haworth
Mesdames
H. A. Millis
Harrison
Hunsuck
Weekend Visitors Bring Christmas Cheer and Travel News
The piece lists a string of visitors and travelers including Mr and Mrs W W Bohn of Harris Pennsylvania en route to spend Christmas with relatives. Robert W Price and Mrs W Cassie from Washington DC arrived to visit the Hicks family. Arch L C Lowe and Will Boswell attend Lonnie Boswell's funeral. Ted Guernsey and family from Vermont plan winter stays in Florida. Muriel Gomo of Vermont visits Kel Gomo in Kernersville then returns to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Schaner
W. W. Bohn
Harris , Pa
Robert W. Price
L. C. Lowe
Will Boswell
Lonnie Boswell
Ted Guernsey
Vermont
Kelman Jo
Florida
Muriel Gomo
Mont
Kel Gomo
Miss C Redman Joins Holyoke College Choir
Miss C Redman daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Redman of Woodland Drive High Point chosen for Holyoke College choir of 80 voices. The choir debuts Dec 4 at Abbey Memorial vesper service. she is a High Point High School graduate and sings in the second section. The program features sixteenth century mass music with the sopho and senior choirs also performing under Ruth E K Doug as associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path Hadley
C. Redman
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
High Point
Inn
Holyoke College
Abbey Memorial
Redman
High Point High
Ociate Pro
Ruth EK. Dougs
God
Nicholas Herman
Bach
Street PTA Board Meeting Announced
Street P T A announces an executive board meeting for Tuesday, September 6 at 10 30 in the library. President R S Lafferty urges every member to attend as several important reports will be presented and cooperation is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lafferty
Ray Street
Lafferty
African Tribes Milk Cattle Yet Do Not Eat Them
Native communities maintain cattle for milk and ritual use while abstaining from meat. The practice reflects cultural beliefs favoring dairy production over animal consumption, with herd care centered on milk yield and traditional ceremonies.
Church Social T. E. L. Class Meets Thursday Evening
The ne L. class of the Green Streets church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the church. All members are urged to attend.
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Ne L
Green Streets
Miss Sykes Honored With Birthday Buffet Supper
Miss Mary Sykes was surprised with a buffet supper on Sunday December 4 in honor of her birthday. George Allen and daughter Juanita hosted the event, with gifts for the honoree and dainty refreshments served to a large guest list including Mrs E M Brown Mr and Mrs C E Sykes Mr and Mrs Johnny Hughes Mrs Pauline Green and many Sykes family members Ervin Hancock Jonah Cagle A R Brown Paul Sykes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
Juanita
Mary Sykes
E. M. Brown
C. E. Sykes
Johnny Hughes
Pauline Green
Roger Kirby
Nancy Kirby
Ruth Brown
Christian Balham
Helen
Mildred Cagle
Social Club Activities Fill Week With Meetings and Events
A week of gatherings includes the Stag club Monday at its Winston-Salem highway clubhouse. Emerywood Garden club meets Tuesday with Mrs. Davis and speaker C B Mattocks, plus a Garden club council session at the Y W C A hut. Other events include bridge parties at Emerywood Country club Blair Park and a Christmas program at Presbyterian church. Wednesday features Music Literature luncheon and holiday programs. Friday hosts the Priscilla club Christmas gathering on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Highway
Emerywood Garden Club
Philip Davis
Parkway
C. B. Mattocks
Garden Club Council
Monarch Club
H. T. Short
Montheu Avenue
F. H. Barrett
A. H. Holton
Emerywood Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Woman's Club
John Miller
John D. Biggs
Presbyterian Church
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Twentieth Century Club
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
John Hunter
Winston-Salem
Adelaide Armfield
Asheboro
Hunter
Russell Parks
South Park Street
Charlies McCrary
Worth Street
W.A. Underwood, Jr
Archdale Couple Observe Golden Anniversary With Two Receptions
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Hicks of Archdale celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with two receptions at their home tomorrow afternoon and evening from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 oclock Invitations went to about two hundred guests from High Point Greensboro and nearby areas Hicks formerly served as supervisor at the Guilford County Home and the couple are well known in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Hicks
Archdale
High Point
Greensboro
Hicks
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow for Mrs Short
The Monarch Club Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs H T Short 307 Montheun avenue. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames F H Barrett and A H Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
H. T. Short
Montheun Avenue
Woman's Club Luncheon Held at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Club general luncheon is set for Wednesday at one o clock in the First Presbyterian church. The Music Literature department joins the meeting with a Christmas program by Mrs John Biggs and songs by Mrs John Miller and piano by Mrs Charles W McAnally. Several ghosts are expected along with members, and the event replaces the Music Literature department's monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
First Presbyterian Church
John Biggs
John Miller
Charles W. McAnally
Music Literature
H. Rhodes
Stag Club Meeting At Clubhouse Tomorrow
The Stag club will hold its regular meeting at the clubhouse off the Winston Salem road. The gathering is set for 8 o'clock this evening, with plans calling for weekly Monday meetings at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston- Salem Road
Mrs Brumfield Joins Husband In Thomasville To Establish Residence
Mrs C T Brumfield of Gulfport Mississippi joined her husband in Thomasville where they will reside. She has been in North Carolina since October and now works for The High Point Enterprise in the new Thomasville bureau at 8 Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brumfield
Husband
Thomasville
Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
N. C
C. T. Brumfield
Gulfport
Miass
Brumfield
North Carolina
High Point Enterprise
Tuberculosis Cattle Destroyed Filling Trains in 1931
Government inspectors condemned and destroyed tubercular cattle in 1931, enough to fill 16 trains of 50 cars each, signaling a drastic measure to control disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J B Cox Reports Theft of Overalls and Money
J B Cox of High Point route three reported a burglary at about 2 AM in which a thief entered via an opened window and stole his new overalls containing a pocketbook. The pocketbook held four one dollar bills about 30 cents in change and redeemable sand tickets valued at 25 to 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cox
High Point
Route Three
Someon
Mr. Cox
Silk production ratios in world textile trade
For every kind of silk produced worldwide, total inputs include 50 pounds of wool and 200 pounds of cotton.
Playwright Joe Lee Brown Crafts Natural Theatre Vision
Joe Lee Brown UNC Rockefeler fellow in dramatic art spoke at the Friday Afternoon Book Club in Asheboro. He urged natural acting over artificial sophistication and read a Mexican folk play by Miss Niggli, linking Chapel Hill Playmakers to wholesome drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Joe Lee Brown
Rockefeller
University of North Carolina
I. C. Moser
Carolina Playmakers
Chapel Hill
Brown
Mr. Brown
Josephina Nigegli
Playmakers
Moser
E. T. Cochrane
University
Mrs Frank Talley Randleman Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs Frank Talley entertained her bridge club at home Thursday evening with guests Mrs Mary Scott and Mrs Jack Newlin. High score went to Mrs Weaver Lineberry who received a linen handkerchief. refreshments included nut bread sandwiches fruit cake and Russian tea.
Faithful Workers Class Plans Christmas Party
The Faithful Workers class of the Baptist church met at Mrs. N. C. Hyder's home with associate hostesses Mrs. Arnold McDowell and Mrs. George Walker. Mrs. C. W. Wall spoke, and Mrs. M. L. Alston led the business session. gifts were given to Mrs. George Walker who leaves for Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers
the Baptist Church
N. C. Hyder
Arnold McDowell
George Walker
C. W. Wall
M. L. Alston
Winston-Salem
Epworth League Attends County Council Meeting at Old Union
The Epworth League of the M. E. churches motored to Old Union for a County Council meeting last Friday evening. A program thrilled attendees, Ramseur won the banner, and Old Union League served refreshments. The next gathering is set for Asheboro on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Old Union
Ramseur
Old Union League
Asheboro
Ernest Workers Class Elects Officers At November Meeting
The Ernest Workers class of Naomi church met at Miss Bernice Frazier's home on a Wednesday evening. Officers elected: Mescal Swaim president Ruth Brown vice president Anna Lee Hancock treasurer and D M Ferree teacher. A Christmas party plan was made at Mrs Ernest Talley's home with Mrs Ferree and Miss Mathews as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Naomi Church
Bernice Frazier
D. M. Ferree
Mescal Swaim
Ruth Brown
Anna Lee Hancock
Polly Robertson
Sarah Mathews
Alice Ferree
Ernest Talley
North Carolina social notes and game result
Miss Margaret Joyner of Raleigh, supervisor of adult education, spent Thursday night with Mrs. Weaver Lineberry. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hustine of Greensboro visited Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Pope. The girls basketball team defeated Trinity 38 to 8 with Randieman contributing to the win. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Freeman were mentioned in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Joyner
Raleigh
North Carolina
Johnson Named Alumni Prexy in Randolph County
T P Johnson of Ramseur elected president of the Duke Alumni Association of Randolph county at a dinner meeting in Asheboro. Harris Coffin vice president, Marion Stedman secretary and treasurer, Mrs I C Moser alumnae council rep. LeRoy Lewis urged scholarship funds for Duke. Entertainment by Charles Duke featured a Duke Pitt football film. Special guest John Griffin of Elon Alumni Association attended.
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Asheboro
T. P. Johnson
Ramseur
Duke Alumni Association
Randolph County
Rank Drug Company
Harris Coffin
Marion Stedman
I. C. Moser
W. A. Underwood, Jr
LeRoy Lewis
Durham
Lewis
Charles Duke
Duke
Trinity” College
Blue Devils
Southern California
Pasadena
Calif
John Griffin
Elon
Griffin announce birth of Barbara Jean in November
Mr and Mrs Grady Griffin announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Jean on November 30 Mrs Griffin before marriage was Miss Neva Cooper Miss Dixie Helms of High Point college Miss Anne Howell of Gibsonville and John Reynolds of Winston Salem spent Saturday with Dr and Mrs T L Helms Mrs 8 Bowman is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs J P Reeves of Greensboro Rey and Mrs P F Snider of Worthville spent Wednesday with Rey and Mrs C L Spencer Mr and Mrs J B E Davis Mrs Ethel Millikan Mr and Mrs Jim Lamb Miss Thelma Lamb and Miss Hazel Floyd attended the funeral of Mrs L P Foust in Worthville Wednesday Miss Della Stroupe who has been ill is spending sometime here with her sister Mrs Weaver Lineberry epee Mr and Mrs G P Snyder and daughter Mildred Me spent Sunday in Millboro with Mr and Mrs Joe Redding Dr and Mr C D Kistler and daughter Phyllis were visitors in Greensboro Thursday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkin
Dobson
N. C
Grady Griffin
Barbara Jean
P. F. Snider
Worthville
Rey
C. L. Spencer
J. Be, Davis
Ethel Millikan
Jim Lamb
Thelma Lamb
Hazel Floyd
L. P. Foust
Della Stroupe
Feline Beasts And Related Clues Puzzle Grid
A word puzzle list features horizontal and vertical clues with many cat and animal themed terms. Answers include feline beasts and assorted semantic pairs across the grid with several definitions and cross references.
Four-Year Med School Recommended For State By Special Study Committee
A state supported four year medical school was approved by a six member special study commission but with a split over location. A majority urged Chapel Hill while two members supported building elsewhere to secure a large private donation. Duke currently hosts the only four year medical school in North Carolina.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
W. de B. McNider
Chapel Hill
T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Rapids
C. C
Ation
Mull
North Carolina
Duke University
Chicago Produce Markets Show Varied Cheese and Carrot Prices
Chicago markets report butter at 480,389 with weak creamery specials at 93 score and 29 29 percent. extras 92 at 28 percent. extra firsts 90-91 at 27-28. firsts 88-89 at 26-27. seconds 84-87 at 24-. standards 90 at 28. Eyes unsettled with 2,119 receipts. fresh graded extra firsts 30 and firsts 27. current receipts 26. refrigerator extras 22. standards 22. firsts 22.
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Chicago
Stock handlers return to work at Chicago stock yards
More than 600 stock handlers resumed work in Chicago after quitting November 21 in a CIO strike. The union accepted a peace proposal from the Union Stock Yards and Transit Co. and agreed to write the terms. The PWOC and CSIO will monitor wage and conditions talks with a 10 day deadline and possible future strike rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO
Packing House Workers Organizing Committee
CSIO
Henry Johnson
PWOC
Johnson
Hunting and Fishing Guide Service Proves Valuable
Raleigh December 5 By two weeks after inauguration the North Carolina State Employment Service reports 200 guides registered with 131 fishing boats and 231 hunting dogs. Guides average 13 years experience and cover deer bear quail turkey pheasants grouse fox coon and waterfowl hunting and offshore shore fishing. Further reports pending from other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Employment Service
Albright
Communicable Disease Report for High Point
The High Point health department reports the week ending December 3 shows two new chicken pox cases and one scarlet fever case. The prior week recorded one chicken pox case and one scarlet fever case, indicating disease levels remain under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
City Health Department
Mammal species faces extinction within a century
Experts warn that around 100 mammal species currently alive are likely to disappear within the next 100 years due to habitat loss, climate change, and human pressures. The projection highlights urgent conservation needs and biodiversity stakes worldwide.
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E. and
Cilab
Theo Redman Eshman
Holyoke
Queen Elizabeth
Miss Sykes
Monarch Auxiliary
Mrs. Short
Phan
USO
State University
Kate Hammer
J. P. Hooper
Harriet Gates
Billa Spoon
Enolia Presnell
Miz Abel
Nancy Dempster
Grandma
Alson Thompson
Peter
Inez Lewallen
Mary Abel
W. F. Simmons
Ezra
Freda Webb
Lillie Bulla
Miz Moran
Anne Spoon
Carrie Ellsworth
W. J. Armfield, Jr
Winston- Salem
Armfield
North Fayetteville Street
Kemp Alexander
Sunset Avenue
Ethel Lovett
T. E. Myatt
Roy Cole
A. I. Ferree
Dempsey Barnes
Mary Moffitt
Jess Garner
Aubrey Sayre
Joe Ross, Sr
Frank Talley Randleman
PREXY
Duke University Alumni Association
Neville
Chamberlan
Adelaide Humphries
Rial Flight
The
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Mit
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