High Point Guests to Attend Rogers Amos Cake Cutting
Miss Mary Way Rogers of Greensboro and Milbourne B. Amos of High Point will marry tomorrow afternoon at five at West Market Street church Greensboro. Tonight’s cake cutting follows rehearsal with about thirty five guests from High Point and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Way Rogers
Greensboro
Milbourne B. Amos
High Point
West Market Street
Stewart Lansing Rogers
Rogers
Mayflower Avenue
Rose Rogers
Robert T. Amos
Dorothy Crawley
Agnes Leake
William Harris
Winston-Salem
William McGlamery
Abbott Brown
O. Arthur Kirkman
Herman Smith
Mike Boyce
C. Arthur Kirkman
R. T. Amos
Gilbert Powell
Zanist
Robert Fearing
W. A. Stanbury
West Market Church
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial M. B. Church
Stanbury
Pope
J. B. Amos
Charles Amos
W. E. Mitchell
Glenn Smith
Lamar McCallum
J. T. Rogers
Boston
Jack Way
C. C. Hinkle
Katherine Ellison
Frances Womble
Stewart Rogers, Jr
Walter Taylor
Mrs Carter Dalton Heads to California for Six or Seven Weeks
Mrs Carter Dalton left this morning for a trip to Los Angeles and other Southern California points. She will be away six or seven weeks. Raymond Evans returned to New York City after visiting his mother Mrs D F Evans at 604 Thissell Street and his son Charles Evans at 701 Highland Avenue. Misses Helen Marie Sheloff and Sarah Lacy Tomlinson, students at Sweet Briar College, arrived to spend a few days at their respective homes and expect to remain until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Los Angeles
California
Raymond Evans
New York City
D. F. Evans
Thissell Street
Charles Evans
Highland Avenue
Helen Marie Sheloff
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Va
Announcements of Births From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Julius C Marsh announce Gloria Ann born January 30 at home 710 Morris Street Marsh formerly Myrtle Wood of Trinity. Mr and Mrs Fred Carroll announce Judith Lee Carroll born January 26 1935 at Hodgin Street home. Mr and Mrs A L Holmes announce Donald Lee born January 25 at Guilford General Hospital. Ralph and Kathryn McVey announce Janet Elizabeth born January 31 1935 at 415 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guorta Ann Marsh
Julius C. Marsh
Morris Street
Gloria Ann
Mere
Marsh
Mise Myrtle Wood
Trinity
Fred Carroll
Judith Lee Carroll
Hodgin Street
A. L. Holmes
Howard Avenue
Donald Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Holmes
Catherine Beck
Janet Elizabeth McVey
Ralph McVey
Janet Elizabeth
Park Street
Church Social Banquet At First Methodist Protestant Church
The Young People of the First Methodist Protestant church will host a banquet tonight in the church assembly room. Tickets are sold by members or at the door. A program is planned and the public is invited. The South Main Willing Workers class meets at 7 30 PM at Mrs. Paul Sprinkle’s home 304 Park Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
South Main
South Main Street
M. EE
Paul C. Sprinkle
Park Street
Friends Endeavorers Postpone Meeting Tonight
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends church will not hold their regular meeting this evening. The gathering is postponed due to the National Christian Endeavor conference held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Hollywood sSossIP: Newspapers boost motion picture industry
Hollywood reporters note newspapers helped revive the film business by expanding coverage of movies and stars. Major Albert Warner says each picture is a new product needing quick sale, while press columns raise public interest and drive theater attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Hollywood
Albert Warner
Warner Brothers
Mra
Undulant Fever Linked to Handling Milk and Livestock
Health writer explains undulant fever also called Malta fever. Transmission occurs via raw dairy products or direct contact with livestock, with incubation 12 to 21 days and fever waves. Misdiagnosis common as typhoid influenza tuberculosis or malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alicevans
United States Public Health Service
Malta
Preventing Undulant Fever Through Hygiene and Testing
The article outlines proving undulant fever by blood tests and stresses preventing human contact with germs in meat and dairy. It urges pasteurization to destroy the pathogen and thorough hand cleansing for workers handling animals. It also notes a mock Congress held by British soldiers in the Capitol chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Capitol
Washington
Furniture Market notes and antique textiles headline tour
The writer visits the Furniture Market to review exhibitors led by Hu bert J. Rockwell and J. S. Dallas. He highlights Bigelow Sanford displays, Wright brothers memorabilia on rugs, shadow light textiles, and new Globe Parlor Neo Classical pieces. Describes Thomasville American Modern Decoration lines and contemporary upholstery trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Rockwell
J. S. Dallas
Pullman
Slim
Globe Parlor
Thomasville Chair Co
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Tomorro
Moffitt’s
N. Main ST
Club News
Chantilly
Gorham Perkinson
Jewelers
N. Main
Continental Beauty College
Washington St
Joan Bennett
Bing Crosby
Mississippi
Bing
Crosby
Eyes of the World
Evelyn Venable
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Farmers
United States
Dave Butler
Evelyn
Muni
Anna Sten
United Artists Studio
Adam Gimbel
Palm Beach
Gimbel
Margot
ANG GN
Zemo Liquid
B. C
Woodbury’s
SOC
Probak JR
Blades
Baume Bengue
Magnesia
Bisodol
Lucky Tiger
Williams
Haley
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