Birth announcements and society notes across High Point
Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Macon announce a daughter Madonna Jeannette born December 14 at Archdale home. Mr and Mrs Leslie Andrews announce a son John Leslie Jr born December 25 at Guilford General hospital. Miss Margaret Anne Underwood and Vance Alton McGhee wed in Danville. Mozelle McKinney and Arthur Howard marry in Danville. Various society events and guests including Entre Nous club, Philathea class, and local visits featured with multiple people named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Andrews
Carrick Avenue
John Leslie, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Underwood
Vance A. McGhee
Danville
Virginia
Margaret Anne Underwood
Vance Alton McGhee
A. C. Carter
First Baptist Church of
L. C. Underwood
High Point
Mr. McGhee
E. A. McGhee
High Point Enterprise
Mrs. McGhee
Morris Street
Mr. Howard
B. M. Howard
Union County
Snow Lumber Company
Christmas Party Honors Miss Copeland Guests List
At the event Miss Copeland received a decorative handkerchief case as guest of honor. A salad course followed the games and each plate held a lighted Christmas candle. Attendees included Miss Upshaw and a long list of guests: Tess McMul len, Nancy Hill, Lavelle Wilen, Betty Joe Abels, Katherine Low dermilk, Sarah Lacy Tomli, Patty Thomas, Margaret Chandler, Margaret Briggs, Marion Elliott, Virginia Ellison, Lucille Ingram, Helen Marie Sheloff, Margaret Hayden, Josephine and Virginia Jackson, Martha Browder, Edna May Douglas, Helen Cecil, Ruth Mengel, Mary Lou Moffitt, Margaret Cook, and Mary Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Copeland
Miss Upshaw
Tess McMullen
Nancy Hill
Lavelle Wilen
Betty Joe Abels
Katherine Lowdermilk
Sarah Lacy Tomli
Patty Thomas
Margaret Chandler
Margaret Briggs
Marion Elliott
Virginia Ellison
Lucille Ingram
Helen Marie Sheloff
Margaret Hayden
Josephine
Virginia Jackson
Martha Browder
Edna May Douglas
Helen Cecil
Ruth Mengel
Mary Lou Moffitt
Margaret Cook
Mary Carpenter
Family Ties Highlight Weekend Homebound Travel
Mrs. Mary Hogan mother of Mrs. Nance accompanied the travelers home Saturday. She will spend time in Atlanta before returning to West Palm Beach Florida. Hogan has been staying with her daughter for months while Miss Katherine Marr recovers from appendicitis at High Point hospital and rests with her sister Mrs. T C Johnson on Montlieu avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Kohler
8. W. Brinson
Fourth Street
Wilming
C. Cranford
Clara Cranford
Trinity
Greensboro
J. W. Boone
Edith Boone
Atlanta, Ga
Kent Nance
North
Hamilton Street
Mary Hogan
Nance
Atlanta
West Palm Beach
Fla
Katherine Marr
High Point Hospital
T. C. Johnson
Montlieu Avenue
Swimming Pool Reopens At YWCA After Christmas Break
The Y M C A swimming pool opens tomorrow for members from 8 30 to 6 30 afternoon and 7 to 10 evening with a teacher and lifesaver on duty. Next Tuesday a United States lifesaver will conduct examinations for interested girls. The YWCA basketball team starts practice tomorrow at 7 30 in the gym, with squad members told to report then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
United States
Attack Victim Wages Long Recovery After Stabbing
BE W Garris, a local filling station operator, was seriously wounded Christmas night when stabbed by Roy Saunders, an ex convict. Authorities at Guilford General Hospital report his condition has inched toward better. Saunders remains jailed without bond pending case developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Garris
Roy Saunders
Guilford General Hospital
Garris
Saunders
Pa Man Is Elected Rhode Island College President
Providence Dec 29 Raymond G Bressler deputy secretary of agriculture of Pennsylvania was elected president of Rhode Island state college by the board of managers He succeeds Dr Howard Edwards who died April 9 1930 The new president will assume duties April 1 1931 Bressler 41 formerly taught at Wofford college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Raymond G. Bressler
Bill Roper not considering Virginia coaching offer
William W. Roper, Princeton football coach emeritus, said a reported Virginia contract was news to him. Speaking at the annual football coaches meeting, he indicated he was not considering a return to coaching after Earl Abell’s resignation linked his name to Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W. Roper
Princeton
University of Virginia
Roper
Virginia
Earl Abell
Colgate All
Renewed Call for Prohibition Support Faces Defections
Stanley High of the Christian Herald claims a faction of at least 40 House members are ready to desert days for misgivings about prohibition. He warns the dry movement lacks strength to uphold prohibition and questions funding for next year's enforcement. High urges a layman’s conference to rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herald
Washington
Stanley High
The
Justice Department
Committee approves drought relief loan fund
Washington reports a house appropriations sub committee approved 45 million dollars for drought relief loans. Secretary Hyde testified the 25 million could meet seed feed and fertilizer needs, and the full committee is expected to back the 45 million when it meets next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations
Full
Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Congress
Wood
House
Dr. Crowell addresses Crusaders on The Chimes of 1931
Dr. George Crowell, former city schools superintendent, spoke to the Crusaders at the YMCA yesterday afternoon at 2 30 on The Chimes of 1931. Rev. George T. Stephens closed with a brief talk. L R Stewart led singing and Kelly Gomer presided as head. The YMCA lobby was crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crowell
Crusaders
George T. Stephens
L. R. Stewart
Kelly Gomer
Central Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Answers
A compact listing of across and down clues including Berets Auto Soft white mineral True olive shrub Fish Above Mat grass Light car riage Boundary Deadly Public speaker Envoy Popular report Pertaining to the palm Contrivance used to raise Inspired reverence cement Half Born Obsequies Last word of a prayer Fuel Learning Cask stopper Before Male cat Hail To permit Geyser mouths Parchment for book covers Embankment To regret ex Beer To make lace A leap Plural of this To scorch Flat fish Mooley apple Males To nod Anger To scatter
Bargain Struck For New York Subway And Elevated Lines
New York negotiators strike a half billion deal for municipal purchase of the subway and elevated systems. Samuel Untermyer and Gerhard Dahl announce an agreement for $489.804 million to be presented to the city transit commission for approval before stockholders act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Gerhard M. Dahl
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit
Interborough Rapid Transit
City Transit Commission
City Engineer in Asheville Asked to Resign
City engineer Stanley H. Wright is asked to resign by Commissioner Harry L. Parker of public works, effective January 1. Wright says he will resign if policy demands it. otherwise the commissioners may declare the office vacant and no successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Harry L. Parker
Public Works
Stanley H. Wright
Wright
Parker
Board of City Commissioners
City Engineering Department
Four-Eight Million in U S Gold To Arrive From Havana
Forty eight million dollars in United States gold coin is due in New York from Havana aboard the El Salvador to meet Cuban government interest obligations at Chase National Bank. Elaborate police precautions are arranged to transfer the shipment from ship to bank vault, a plan kept secret until Cuba disclosed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Gold Co
Havana
Tomorow
Cuba
el Salvador
Chase National Bank
To Hold Rites For Sergeant Jiminez
Military escort arrived in Asheboro to transport the body of Sergeant P. G. Jiminez to Fort Bragg for burial there tomorrow at 3 o clock. He died after a three car accident near Troy Saturday night and at Thomasville hospital. Surviving are his wife Luna Yates of Rockingham and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
P. G. Jiminez
Fort Bragg
Jiminez
Troy
Thomasville
Dolores Jiminez
Revival Services Continue At Community Chapel
Revival services began yesterday at Community Chapel 1012 Asheboro Street and will continue through next Sunday with daily meetings at 7 30 p m led by Rev. Chas Richardson. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro Street
Chas. Richardson
Bladen Bank Closes in Clareton North Carolina
The Bank of Bladen the county’s oldest institution in Clareton closed its doors on December 29 with B J Cox serving as president and Eric Clark as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladen Bank
Clareton
N. C
Bank of Bladen
County
Toy
B. J. Cox
Eric Clark
Fruit Juice Masks For A Gentle Face Lift
The article extols home facial masks using fruit juices as bleaching agents and soothing treatments. It outlines steps to cleanse, massage, apply a mask, and heat mixtures for warmth. A cucumber mask is offered as a simple homemade option with a linen cloth as a makeshift mask.
Salmon-canning industry in Say sustains 21,000 jobs
The Say region's salmon-canning industry provides employment for about 21,000 people, reflecting its economic significance in the area and the scale of its fishing sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Police Seek Jersey Girl Thought Eloped
Newark police are asked to locate Rose Paul a New Jersey woman believed to have eloped after a telegram to her parents Mr and Mrs Solomon Paul signed Rose and sent from Raleigh North Carolina investigators say the message was given at a filling station and the telegram may have been staged by someone at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Rose Paul
Solomon Paul
Raleigh, N. C
Rose
Raleigh
N. C
Paul
Woman Travels Alone In Ford Sport Roadster With NJ Plate
A young woman drives solo in a Ford sport model roadster bearing a New Jersey license. The snippet notes a lone traveler and the car registration but offers no further details on destination or motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Eighteen Chinese Bandits Executed in Hankow
Authorities today executed eighteen bandits and communists rounded up in the Hankow area. The communist threat to Shasi in Hupeh province near the Yangtze port grew more serious as Reds captured river ports within ten miles of the city. Martial law was declared below Shasi, Reds fired on passing steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Shasi
Hupeh
Yangtze River
Reda
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