Local social notices and weddings brighten High Point scene
The dataset lists several social items from High Point society pages including club meetings at Mrs. Harry Raymond on North Main Street, Mrs. Jesse Harris on Bain Avenue, and a Canterbury club bridge party at the Sheraton hotel. It also covers weddings in Greensboro and Salisbury with local connections, plus updates on guests and visitors from Winston-Salem, Durham, and other areas.
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Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Harris
Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
Delightful Country Club Dance With 59 Couples
A festive last night at the Country club featured Holly decorations and Christmas greens. The Night Owls orchestra provided music while more than 59 couples enjoyed the evening. punch was served in the dining room and chaperones were Mrs. H. B. Hiatt and Mrs. Kenneth Price.
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Night Owls
H. B. Hiatt
Kenneth Price
Holidays Start as Irene Gordon Heads to New York
Miss Irene Gordon left last night for New York and Baltimore, where she will spend the holidays with Mr. Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell.
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Mr. Mitchell
J. T. Mitchell
Irene Gordon
New York
Baltimore
Christmas Quietly Spent in Marlboro Community
Christmas was quietly observed in Marlboro with an afternoon program for school children led by principal J. T. Millikan. Students received gifts and older residents and shut-ins were treated. Visitors included Alfred Chrisco and families. Miss Mary Newlin returned to Greensboro after a week with her parents. R. H. Melvin of Greensboro preached at Marlboro with 95 in Sunday School and a prayer meeting planned for Wednesday night.
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Sophia
Marlboro
J. T. Millikan
Alfred Chrisco
Fish Dicks
Greensboro
Mary Newlin
R. H. Melvin
Gospel Workers of
McCormick to Speak at Foresters Meeting in Greenville
Assistant state forester McCormick will attend a district forest wardens meeting in Greenville to review past year results and outline plans for the coming year. He is also at Windsor Bertie County for the Eastern Carolina and Tidewater Virginia Peanut Expo, supervising the state exhibit installation and remaining there most of the exposition.
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The
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
McCormick
Greenville
Windsor
Bertie County
Government deploys more science experts in eradication efforts
The United States leads global work against obnoxious sects with a larger scientific workforce than all other nations combined, reflecting a strong institutional commitment. This emphasis on expertise signals a coordinated approach to countering sectarian challenges internationally.
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United States
North Carolina education panel weighs eight month term
The education commission led by C C Carr reviews funding to lengthen the school year to eight months. Dr Morrison will present his report at the January 3 meeting, likely bringing the issue to a decision as funding concerns loom. Opponents cite cost, while supporters anticipate action after the report.
Flapper Fanny on Eight Months School Term Financing
Flapper Fanny argues that if the general assembly submits a constitutional amendment on an eight month school term, a concrete financing plan must accompany it. The educational commission is said to have prepared an exhaustive funding study with several revenue options to accompany any longer term recommendation. The commission’s findings aim to clarify the issue even if the final action remains undecided.
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General Assembly
Educational Commission
Morrison
Court sets January special term for flogging case
Louisville Ga December 28 A formal order for a special term of superior court and grand jury to be held in Toombe county the third Monday in January for investigation into the flogging of Wimberly E Brown Lyons attorney was issued today by Judge H N Hardman.
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Louisville
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Toombe County
Wimberly
E. Brown Lyons
H. N. Hardman
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Isowa
Canterbury Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Alleece Sapp
George Howard Satterfield
Miss Sapp
A. V. Sapp
Betty Hunt Murray
Forest Murray
Thomasville
Shelly Clochester
L. W. Scone
Salisbury
Stone
Mr. Stone
Delightfus
Elizabeth Hubbard
Robert Hubbard
J. W. Moore
East Washington Street
Hoke Bullard
Winston-Salem
R. M. Gant
Durham
C. P. Peeler
Lindsay Street
Thomas Turner
Baby
Charlotte
Mrs. Carson Burns
Ben Cooper
Little Son
Statesville
Jennie Trotter
Mary Muse
Miss Muse
Lillian Cook
Winston- Salem
B. C. Page
Lexington Avenue
Mrs
Hugh Black
Spartanburg, D. C
Mrs. Black
Mrs. J. T. Burrus
Melvin Peeler
Duke University
Mrs. C. P. Peeler
Carter Dalton
Charlie Nicely
Helen
Strawplains, ‘En
Prug Store
S&s
Styles
St. .Main
Sophia News
M'Cormick
Foresters Meeting
J. CC
Baskerwill
Education Commission
A. W. McLean
C. C. Carr
Wilmington
J. Y. Joyner
Frey W. Morrison
Sunshine Family Finish
Flapper
Fanny
Eve Way
Gynea Service. Inc
Johnson
Florist
North Main St
South Main Street
High Point N. CG
Martha Washington Candy Store
Princess Cafe
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Whitman
Hart Drug Co
Sartsin
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