Ada Blair pupils stage Christmas program at Blair School
The Ada Blair School fourth graders presented Scrooge and the Christmas Fairy and other readings in a Christmas program. Miss Ada Blair and Miss Martha Morrison were honored at a post program dinner a slipper shaped guestbook and fortune cake were part of the celebration. An ice carnival sponsored by the Junior Service League was planned at Sedgfield with Jelly Leftwich orchestra for a baby clinic fundraiser. The Musical Art Club will hold a sunset vesper service at the Country Club with a choir from local churches. John A Craven of Newport Kentucky visiting at 721 South Main Street expects to stay about two weeks in High Point.
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Ada Blair
Miss Jarrell
Ada Blair School
Dorothy Phillips
Annie
Willie
Scrooge
Kent Osborne
Jack Morton
Fairy
Selda Dyer
Bob Cratchett
Earl New
Edna Morgenthaler
Martha Morrison
Frank McCreary
Asheboro
Blair
Miss Blair
Miss Morrison
Sedgfield
Junior Service League
Jelly Leftwich
Musical Art Club
Tite
John A. Craven
Newport, Ky
J. D. Walden
South Main Street
Mr. Craven
I High Point
Mrs C L Steidley to address Wesley Bible class
Mrs C L Steidley will address the Woman's Wesley Bible class of Wesley Memorial church on Sunday morning at their regular hour of meeting. A full attendance is desired and visitors are invited to attend. Mrs Gordon critically ill at Jamestown home. Euterpe Club to give Christmas program at First Presbyterian Greensboro with multiple choirs and soloists. John A. York to arrive for holidays. Mrs Prather improving at 1610 Johnson St.
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C. L. Steidley
Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Euterpe Club
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
George M. Thompson
Thompson
Euterpe
Gilman Alexander
Loret
Mr. Thompson
Zion
Handel
E. C. Caldwell
Emanuel
Dickinson
Dewey Farrell
Karl Fisher
Fred Phipps
Dubois
Frank Damrosch
H. B. Gaul
Gevaert
Vesper Orison
Franz Gruber
Grace van Dyke More
Margaret Ludwig
Presbyterian Church Juni
Grady Miller
Audrey Bruton
Cora Cox Lucas
EB. B. Garrett
John A. York
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Mrs
A. A. York
J. O. Prather
Johnson Street
Mothers to Reduce Your Family Colds
A home health column promotes the Vick Plan for better control of colds at home. It urges mothers to adopt simple steps to cut illness in families and keep children healthier through preventive care and hygiene.
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Vick
Empire Flowered Gown and Christmas Game Trends
Young teens adore festive attire and lingerie like empire nighties with puff sleeves and pastel florals. The piece also notes holiday gifts including poker dice with face cards, highlighted as a popular new game, sold in decorative boxes.
White fashion arrives for debutantes and society women
Jane Eads notes White ensembles dominate debutante gowns and resort wear. She highlights materials from white crepe and satin to fox trim and pearls, with matching accessories and hats in white. The piece describes footwear, wraps, and coordinated outfits for tennis, swimming, and daywear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin
White Fox
Weekend Fun Aids Parties When Guests Lose Steam
A compact guide suggests simple, portable options to revive mood during trips or gatherings. It highlights quick, easy amusements to keep guests engaged and prevent lulls at social events.
Christmas Program Held at Southeastern Commercial College
The Southeastern Commercial College chapel exercises were turned over to students who presented a Christmas program led by Miss Helen Marshall. Miss Grace Walser gave the devotional and scripture, followed by readings and talks from Miss Marie Payne and visitors Miss Margaret Hudson, H. L. Isenhour, and Miss Ina E. Ratcliff urging community service.
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Southeastern Commercial College
Helen Marshall
Grace Walser
Marie Payne
Margaret Hudson
Salisbury
H. L. Isenhour
Ina E. Ratcliff
Mrs. Hester Called to Fayetteville by Father Illness
Mrs. Walter Hester left Wednesday for Fayetteville to attend her father R. Crowder who lies critically ill at Highsmith Hospital after a home oil can explosion early Wednesday morning. Crowder suffered serious burns and is in critical condition.
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Walter Hester
Fayetteville
R. 8. Crowder
Highsmith Hospital
Crowder
Perdue Rites Will Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for John P. Perdue will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the First Reformed church. The pastor Rev W R Shaffer will preside assisted by Rev O L Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness church. Interment will be in Springfield cemetery. Pallbearers named and flower bearers to be selected from church missionary circles. Memorial arrangements indicate local community mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Perdue
Shelton Street
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
George Henderson
D. R. York
W. A. Davis
Cc. A. Beck
P. I. Younts
J. M. Hendrick
R. R. Smith
E. W. Holton
Missionary Circle No. 2
Springfield Cemetery
Seven Puff Adders Captured Alive by NC Linesmen
A crew removing an old telephone pole in North Carolina captured seven small spreading adders alive. One snake was killed during the effort and the seven remaining reptiles were placed in a fruit jar for display in a window.
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North Carolina Public Service Company
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Ces
Othanian
Ane
May Frazier
Ira Hensley
Pearl Bumgarner
Carrie Lowe
Annie Lee Jerrell
Berta Fowler
Mildred Sharpe
Ione Lowe
Frances Ayres
Mary Lawrens Withers
Fay Setzer
Hilda McCurdy
Guoves
Stume
Sears
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Mrs. Steidley
H. A. Millis
J. B. Millis
William Armfield
Lucy Reynolds Follin
Winston-Salem
Wyatt Armfield
Winston- Salem
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Elizabeth Salsbury
Dorothy Ingram
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Seborn Perry
Ned McEachern
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Helen Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
Gabriel
Bearnais
Christ
H. B. Hiatt
Charlotte
Jane Eads
Perdue
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Brown -Buit Shoe Store
Buster Brown
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