Musical Arts Club Enjoys American Music Program
At the A. M. Rankin residence on North Main street the Musical Arts club hosted a Tuesday evening program led by Miss Clara Boyd and Miss Florence Blair. The event featured a talk on American music up to 1850, solos, instrumental and vocal pieces, a pianologue, and a Christmas Carol Hour for the community tree. A salad course was served by the hostess and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rankin
North Main Street
Musical Arts Club
Florence Blair
Clara Boyd
Miss Blair
Verden Davis and Carrie Walden wed in Cloverdale home
Verden Davis son of Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Davidson county married Carrie Walden daughter of Mr and Mrs Shuble Walden in Cloverdale at 10 45 PM in the home of Magistrate J D Taylor.
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Verden Davis
Frank Davis
Davidson County
Carrie Walden
Shuble Walden
Guilford County
Cloverdale
J. D. Taylor
Mary Mendenhall Returns Home After Sanatorium Stay
Mary Mendenhall has returned to her Louise Avenue home from the Reeves Sanatorium in Greensboro after a six week stay. She underwent a serious operation on the car during her stay and is slowly improving.
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Mary Mendenhall
Greensboro
Wise
Reeves’ Sanatorium
Miss Mendenhall
Louise Avenue
Coffield Returns Home After Milwaukee Accident
Friends of H. I. Coffield learn he has come back to High Point from Milwaukee Wisconsin arriving Tuesday morning. He is confined to his Lindsay street home with a broken ankle from an automobile crash in Milwaukee.
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H. I. Coffield
High Point
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Society Editor Visits Charlotte for Christmas Holidays
Miss Mildred Bedford, society editor of The Enterprise, left last night for Charlotte to spend the Christmas holidays. In the Queen City she will be the guest of Miss Caudia Morrison.
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Charlote
Mildred Bedford
The
Enterprise
Charlotte
Queen City
Caudia Morrison
Student James McAnally Returns Home for Holidays
James McAnally a Trinity College Durham student is at home with his parents Dr and Mrs W J McAnally for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAnally
Trinity College
Durham
Mrs
W. J. McAnally
Parker Waynick Spends Holiday Visit in High Point
Parker Waynick, who has been attending school in Alderson West Virginia, is spending the holidays in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Waynick
Alderson
W. Va
High Point
Mrs Brown Returns and Christmas Plans Highlight Cary Notes
Mrs Brown returns from Charlotte where she visited relatives. Miss Betty Lee Baker, Cary High School home economics teacher, guests of her sister Mrs R E Ranson on South Main. Mrs J G Russell and daughter Emma to visit Mrs R T Chappel for Christmas. Elizabeth Walker and Wesley Walker from Concord plan Christmas with Mrs Chapple. A cantata Christmas Memories at Wesley Memorial Church at 7 30 with Christmas taxieaux. Rehearsals promise unusual program. Fred N Tate visited Greensboro Tuesday. Mrs T J Gold and Mrs Harry Raymond shopped in Greensboro Monday. Mrs H B Hiatt and party visited Greensboro yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lee Baker
the Cary High School
R. E. Ranson
South Main Street
J. G. Russell
Emma
Greensboro
R. T. Chappel
Elizabeth Walker
Wesley Walker
Concord
Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs Younts Away For Christmas Visit
Mrs. Baxter Younts and her two children have traveled to Rock Hill South Carolina to spend Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Younts
Christmas Visitors and Illness Tale from Goldsboro to High Point
Mrs James S Adams and daughter of Goldsboro are spending Christmas in High Point as guests of Mr and Mrs J D Bacon on King Street. Friends report Mrs John Shaw is ill at her Redding Apartments home suffering from neuralgia and threatened with blood poisoning. Mrs Henry L Pope and her two children from Lumberton arrived to spend Christmas with sister Mrs A E Taplin on the Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S.adams
Goldsboro
High Point
J. D. Bacon
King Street
John Shaw
Redding Apartments
Henry L. Pope
Lumberton
City
A. E. Taplin
Ine
Isaac Picher
Green Street
I. P. Parker
R. B. Thurman
James Stewart
Danville Student Oscar Woodall Visits High Point Friends
Oscar Woodall of Danville Virginia student at Trinity Park School in Durham is visiting friends in High Point and will return home tomorrow to spend Christmas with his parents. He was formerly with The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodall
Oscar Woodall
Danville
Trinity Park School
Durham
High Point
The
Enterprise
Cobb Claims Detroit May Take O'Doul If Waivers Are Sought
Ty Cobb says he has often wondered why Miller Huggins has not given Lefty O'Doul a chance to pitch. He states Detroit would claim O'Doul if Huggins asks waivers on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dou
San Francisco
Ty Cobb
Miller Huggins
Lefty O’doul
Cobb
Detroit
O’doul
Huggins
Veterans relief plans amid Tuscon housing crisis
Indianapolis December dispatch reports American Legion officials coordinating with the War Risk Insurance Bureau and U S Public Health Service to aid 600 disabled World War veterans in Tuscon lacking hospital facilities. An amusement park will be repurposed as a temporary hospital as veterans sleep in parks.
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Indianapolis
Tuscon
Arizona
American Legion
Legion
Registration Books Open On Dec 27 In High Point Township
Registrars of High Point precincts announce registration books will open Monday December 27 1929 and January 3 1921 at regular polling places in High Point Township instead of Saturday December 25 1920 per Attorney General ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
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Musical Art Club
Davis
Denton
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Allen’s
Yomasafyore Fame LY
Biges Rana A Rises
CC. M. Brown
Mrs. Chappel
Fred N. Tate
T. J. Gold
Harry Raymond
H. B. Hiatt
Ge. W. Saddler
Henri Turner
Billie Hiatt
Houston Hiatt
Mera
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Shaw
Ers
War Department
London
Britain
Westminster
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
High Point Township
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
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