Two Dances at the Country Club Christmas Day
High Point hosts two festive dances at Emery Wood Country Club and Coterien with music by Jimmy Poyner and the North Carolina State Collegians. Over a hundred German club members attend the tea dance, while about 225 couples from Enfield Raleigh Winston-Salem Greensboro and other cities join the evening event. Decorations feature Christmas greens artificial ice and snow and soft lighting. The Piedmont German club plans a Friday holiday dance with Oliver Naylor and his orchestra as a climactic event of the season drawing a wide social following.
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High Point
Emery Wood Country Club
Jimmy Poyner
North Carolina
Enfield
Raleigh
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
Oliver Naylor
Meeting of Entre Nous club postponed this week
The Entre Nous club meeting with Mrs. J F Hayden has been postponed to a later date per an announcement this morning. Members are urged to note the change. The Son s and Daughters of Liberty hold Christmas dance tonight at their hall over the Princess Cafe North Main street with round and square dancing. Doris Eugenia LaMar and Jasper Charles Wall wed in Danville Virginia December 23 1933 at high noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
J. F. Hayden
Sons-Daughters OF Liberty
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
North Main Street
W. Howard
Doris Lamar
Jasper Wall
E. L. LaMar
Doris Eugenia
Jasper Charles Wall
Danville
J. M. Shelburne
First Baptist Church
Ed Hayworth
Fields Pugh
Local Holiday Guests and Christmas Carols Highlight Town News
Statesville visitors Mr and Mrs J R Kimbrough stay with Mrs Ida York. Mr Joseph G York from Charleston visits his mother. Mrs Mary Louise Garrett becomes Mrs Joseph York by marriage. Christmas carol groups tour homes from YWCA and Wesley Memorial church with light refreshments. Also reports of two weddings Kathleen Kepley and Charles Wilkes Ashmore in Lexington and Hester Hicks and Grady Idol in Danville.
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J. R. Kimbrough
Statesville
Joseph G. York
Charleston
8. C
Mr. York
Ida York
Joseph York
Mary Louise Garrett
Birmingham
Ala
Kepley
Charles W. Ashmore
Kathleen Kepley
Charles Wilkes
Ashmore
Lexington
State Street Parsonage
T. M. Johnson
Charles Kepley
Cleveland, Ga
Mr. Ashmore
Curry Wagner
Bertha Kepley
Cecil Bland
Thomasville Couple Wed in Latta South Carolina Ceremony
Miss Margaret Mae Bethea of Latta S C and Dr. Robert Henry Holliday of Thomasville were married December 21 at the Bethea home in Latta in a simple ceremony. The couple and guests enjoyed a luncheon at Rosedale after the vows. Dr Holliday and Miss Bethea will reside in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Latta, S. C
Carolinas
Margaret Mae Bothea
Latta
S. C
Robert Henry Holliday
J. F. Bethea
Henry Collins
Lucinda Bethea
Dillon
Luther Rogers
Holiday Guests Travel and Stay in Georgia Towns
Mr and Mrs Reece Harville are spending the holidays in Gastonia with Mr and Mrs Pinkney Rankin. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hinkle left Thursday to celebrate Christmas with Mrs Hinkles parents Mr and Mrs W L Butler in Camilla Georgia.
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Mrs
Reece Harville
Gastonia
Mrs. Pinkney Rankin
Ralph Hinkle
Mrs. Hinkle
W.L. Butler
Camilla
Local Visitor Arrives in Erie to Spend Time with Mother
George Rose of Erie arrives Saturday to spend the holiday with his mother, Mrs. Frank Rose, and enjoy time at home.
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George Rose
Erie
Mrs. Frankose
Miss Catherine Cunningham Heads to Fort Lauderdale
Miss Catherine Cunningham travels to Fort Lauderdale Florida to visit relatives and spend time with family this season.
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Catherine Cunningham
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Holiday Visit Detected At Roaring River Home
The passage notes a holiday visit by a daughter and her kin to Roaring River, staying with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McNeil and Mrs. Grimes' parents. It also covers a Ladies' Aid Society meeting at the First Baptist church on December 18 with hostesses and a program on Women in Science featuring Madame Curie.
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Ann
Roaring River
T. J. McNeil
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
J. R. Blair
Elizabeth Blair
Mae Shearer
Catherine Moore
Alice Elliott
Archibald Johnson
Robbins
Meade Hite
Madame Curie
Christmas Visits Spread Across North Carolina
Mr and Mrs Erwin Earnhardt spend Christmas in Charlotte with relatives. Mr and Mrs T E Witty and child visit Summerfield relatives. Carl Griffin and Frances Griffin spend Christmas in Asheboro. Mrs T H Tomlinson Jr of Cleveland Ohio visits in town. Nelson J Miles and family spend holidays in Asheville with Rev and Mrs G D Herman. Clara Johnson leaves for Kinston for a week with relatives. Zed Griffith and daughter May Sumner stay in Richmond Virginia with relatives.
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Mrs. Erwin Earnhardt
Charlotte
T. H. Tomlinson, Jr
Cleveland, Ohio
T. H. Tomlinson
Nelson J. Miles
Asheville
Zed Griffith
May Sumner
Richmond, Va
Christmas Visit From Bowers Family At Green Home
Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowers with their three children from Winston-Salem spent Christmas Day with Mrs. R. B. Green at her Spring Street residence.
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M. A. Bowers
Winston- Salem
Tudor couple to visit Roanoke relatives
Mr and Mrs W Percy Tudor travel Sunday to Roanoke Virginia to stay a few days with Mr and Mrs W H Tudor the couple's relatives.
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W. Percy Tudor
Roanoke
Mr. Tudor
Mrs
W. H. Tudor
Webb Family Returns for Holidays in New York
Miss Evelyn Webb, Eu gene Webb, and William Webb of New York City arrived to spend the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. EB L Webb. Tuesday Night bridge club guests enjoyed a three course dinner and bridge at three tables with Mrs John Perry and Miss Mozelle Clinard winning high and second prizes. Other attendees included Miss Edith Myers, Mozelle Clinard, Louise Whittington of Greensboro and Mesdames Perry Perryman Russell Smith Clodfelter and Forrest Grimes.
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Evelyn Webb
E Eugene and
William Webb
New York City
EB. L. Webb
Agnes Gardner
John Perry
Mozelle Clinard
Edith Myers
Louise Whittington
Greensboro
Mesdames
Emory Perryman
Hollis Russell
Clyde Smith
Ralph Clodfelter
Royal beauty in the picture and various crossword clues
A themed crossword puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with answers ranging from royal terms and timing to animals and objects. The grid references a royal beauty in a pictured scene and includes entries for money herb gems of slugs taxi moist laughter sound before Christ little devil concealed lion Indians mend pertaining to royalty and other wordplay.
Green Couple Travel to High Point for Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs J A Green visit High Point to spend the rest of winter with their daughter Mrs J F Hayden at her home on East Washington street.
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Mrs. J. A. Green
High Point
Mrs. J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mrs Vann Kaney Hosts Christmas Bridge Party
Mrs Vann Kaney entertained at her west city home on Monday evening December 18 in honor of Mrs R Lloyd Beck formerly Ruth Myers. Five tables played bridge with Miss MacCall winning high score and Miss Mozelle Clinard receiving second prize. Guests included Mrs Beck Mrs Myers Clarence Tomlinson and Misses Willie Mae Myers Helen Ann Hinkle Mae Call Eva White Mary Stone Clara Harrison Katherine Bule and Moelle Clinard.
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R. Lloyd Beck
R. L. Myers
Clarence Tomlinson
Willie Mae Myers
Helen and Ann Hinkle
Mae Call
Eva M’'White
Mary Stone
Clara Harrison
Katherine Bule
Moelle Clinard
William Mae Myers
Lloyd Beck
Ruth Myers
Highland Avenue
Enid Leonard
Spirited Rallies Begin January 9 for Southern Methodists
In Nashville, December 26, the Southern Methodist Church plans 34 conference rallies from January 9 to February 15 led by Bishop Arthur J. Moore and other bishops. Teams will assist local leaders as conferences gather across cities including Charleston, Winston-Salem, Raleigh, and Columbia for a major evangelistic movement aiming to renew joy and purpose in the church.
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Nashville
Tenn
Arthur J. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Moore
Charleston
N. C
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Columbia
8. C
Christmas Day Christian Science Lesson Sermon Notes
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches discussed Christian Science healing and scripture. Golden text from Mark declares believers cast out devils speak in new tongues and heal the sick while Isaiah cites a foundational stone and sure dwelling. Mary Baker Eddy text asserts Jesus set the healing precedent and believers preach the gospel to all.
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FIRST
Church OF Christ
Scientist
Christian Science
Churches
Societies of Christ
Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Spirit Counts Most At Christmas On Ocracoke
Ocracoke fisherman guide Simie O Neal says the season is about spirit, not gifts. He recalls hard times and a Christmas memory when he and his brother found only cold fried fatback and pone in their stockings, a reminder of resilience.
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Ocracoke
Simie O'Neal
O'Neal
Theodore
Hatteras
Here
Santa Claus
Child recalls hard times and simple joys from childhood
A speaker reflects on bygone days, sharing how today’s children have plenty while he recalls leaner times. He contrasts past hardships with present comforts, emphasizing fond memories of family routines and simple treats.
Rev E D Packer dies at 52 in Asheboro
Rev BE D Packer 52 pastor of Neighbor's Grove church north of Asheboro died at Randolph hospital at 3 AM after a two week illness. Survived by widow Evie A Jones and five sisters in Ohio. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 PM from Neighbor's Grove church conducted by Rev J A Clement High Point.
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Asheboro
BE. D. Packer
Neighbor’s Grove Church
Here
Randolph Hospital
Evle A. Jones
Ohio
Packer
Warm Christmas in Raleigh as temperatures rise
Raleigh recorded a warm Christmas with temperatures near 69 degrees Fahrenheit. The brief exchange notes mild weather for December 26, in the capital city as residents enjoyed an unusually warm holiday.
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Raleigh
Mercury
Local B Y P U leaders head to Nashville conference
Four leaders from High Point’s Baptist Young People’s Union travel to Nashville Tennessee for the third annual southwide B Y P U conference. Noted speakers include Dr George W Truett Dr W E Dodd and Dr Charles B Maddry. The High Point group includes Walter Crissman Ollie Huchters Carl Edmonds and Heath Tadlock. They will be away through Sunday.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Nashville
Tenn
George W. Truett
Dallas
Tex
W. E. Dodd
Southern Baptist University
Charles B. Maddry
Raleigh
Baptist Mission Board
High Point Union
Walter £. Crissman
City Union
Green Street Church
B. Y. P. U. Work
Ollie Hutchers
Carl Edmonds
Heath Tadlock
North Main Street
Warm Christmas Day Ties Historic Warmth
Mean temperature reached 56 to 12 degrees, lower than last year’s 68. The 1932 Christmas stood as the warmest since 1887, marking a notable winter anomaly.
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Wilbur Strickland
Knoxville, Tenn
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