Illness Shocks Local Resident Mr Moore in Burrus Memorial
Friends learn that Ben T Moore is gravely ill at Burrus Memorial hospital with double pneumonia. He has been hospitalized since Friday as his condition prompts concern from his circle.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
5
Friends learn that Ben T Moore is gravely ill at Burrus Memorial hospital with double pneumonia. He has been hospitalized since Friday as his condition prompts concern from his circle.
Miss Nancy Vaughan became the bride of Charles Spencer at St. Peter's Episcopal church in Charlotte on Sunday at 12 30 pm. The couple planned a Florida wedding trip and will reside at 712 Sunset Drive after the holidays. Both are longtime city schools faculty members with Virginia roots.
Mr and Mrs Amos Kearns recently married hosted a dinner party at the Slane home inviting Dr and Mrs Carl Bell Mrs Lorna Broughton of Raleigh and other friends including Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers Mr and Mrs Allen Watkins Mrs Katherine Raymond Mr and Mrs R T Amos Mr and Mrs R B Terry Mr and Mrs J H Corrigan Mr and Mrs Alex Rankin Jr Mr and Mrs Charles Kearns Mesrs Welch Mallarris Marvin Greenwood and Earl N Phillips. Festive decorations featured a pyramid of silver and blue Christmas balls and crystal candelabra.
Oak Hill Circle two of the Woman's Missionary Society of Oak Hill Friends church held its December meeting at Miss Alma Burton's Hodgin street home. Rev J Norman Osborne opened with a scripture from St Luke. Gifts were distributed from a decorated tree. Mrs Osborn received a cash gift. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs F R Fraley. next meeting set for the second Monday evening in January.
The schedule lists a range of Christmas parties and meetings. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union hosts a 3 PM gathering at the YWCA with Rev. Tom Sykes as guest speaker. Other events include bridge and tea parties at private homes, a charity ball at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw Orchestra, and a Junior Service League jamboree at Emerywood Country Club featuring Jelly Leftwich and the Duke University Orchestra. Additional dances, a Lotus club Christmas meeting, and club entertainments fill the day across Emerywood, Bain and South Main areas.
Social event for Hazel Haynes featured a bridge party hosted by Misses Kate and Addie Lomax at English street. Four tables played with red and green decor, high score winner Mrs. Jack Campbell and second prize goes to Pauline Haynes. Guests included Hazel and Pauline Haynes, Helen Smith, Bessie Hedrick, Virginia Seward, Alene Wrenn, Clara Efird, Bonnie Savage and others, with gifts for the honoree and salad service favors.
Hon A J Maxwell commissioner of revenue Raleigh spoke at the Friday Afternoon club on South Fayetteville Street about the proposed new constitution. He highlighted major changes and noted taxation questions briefly while praising the drafters for a resilient framework. Music and decorations accompanied the event.
Miss Reba Blanche Fritts of Linwood and James Edwin Ridenhour of Lexington Route 3 united in marriage at the parsonage as Rev. A O Leonard officiated. They will reside at Reeds for now.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fritts of Winston-Salem and Mrs. T. D. B. Collins of Durham have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hunt for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle recently visited friends in Winston-Salem.
An estimated 140 million people worldwide attend motion pictures weekly while over 3000 theaters are equipped for talking pictures. On January 1, 1929 Los Angeles reported 357,504 telephones in use.
Brazil Mexico and Haiti shifted from monarchies to republics in a historic political transition, redefining governance in the region. The move reflects regional trends toward representative government and constitutional frameworks.
Scarcity of water pump handles leaves many Alsace villages unable to reach pumps, risking limited access for residents and children. Local authorities may seek solutions to restore supply and prevent open exposure.
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