Thomasville Woman's Club Holds February Meeting
The Thomasville Woman's club gathered at the home of president Mrs. George D. Finch on Colonial drive with many in attendance. Mrs. J. C. Lloyd spoke on Great Heroes focusing on Abraham Lincoln, and plans for a new club house were discussed. A new slate of officers will be presented next month and several new members were welcomed.
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Thomasville
Paul Hassler
M. L. Bales
Charles F. Lambeth
Sunday Sabbath and its plain biblical restated law
A reader argues against Sunday blue laws and asserts the Sabbath is the seventh day, not Sunday. He cites scripture from Exodus through Hebrews to claim only the seventh day, from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, is holy and man cannot legislate true Sabbath observance.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Bridge Party Honors Miss Crowder Ahead of Nuptials
Mrs. Robert Cook and Miss Hampp hosted a bridge gathering at the Gibson clubrooms on Main Street in her honor. Six tables framed the postgame event with a festive motif and a garden flower sachet prize for Eythe Crooks. Guests included Miss Crowder and a long list of friends and local social figures from Greensboro and Ramseur.
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Miss Crowder
Robert Cook
Erchiefs
Helender
Kermit Cloniger
Mildred
Helen Crowder
Clarine Furgurson
Nancy Smith
Katherine Lowdermilk
Lois Barger
Patricia Hall
Margaret Dunn
Helen Jones
Margaret Sears
Lavelle Wilson
Anne Elisabeth Kearns
Edythe Crooks
Marian Elliott
Frances and
Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
Mesdames
John Jennings, Jr
Charles Covington
Talmadge Ellington
Kelman Gomo
E. Leonard, Jr
Ramseur
W O T Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs W C Jones
Interesting and informative W O T club meeting hosted at Mrs W C Jones home on West Farriss avenue. Mrs Tomlinson presided as president with guests including Mrs Embree H Blackard and Miss Irving Taylor. Club members present included Mrs Hiram Armentrout and several others, tea and roses featured in a springtime setting.
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W. Clark
W. C. Jones
Weat Farriss Avenue
Mary Alexander
Tomlinson
W. C. Idol
T. J. Gold
J., H. A. Millis
R. K. Stewart
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point Parents Teachers Plan Spring Objectives
In a regular February gathering the High Point Parent-Teacher Council outlined winter and spring objectives at Elm Street School Library. H. S. Coffield praised local partners for city wide support including a Mothersingers event and announced a forthcoming North Carolina Congress meeting in Winston-Salem. A nominating committee was named to prepare officers for the next session. A Paramount film show for children Saturday will fund clothing for underprivileged city students with admission by unused clothing or a small fee.
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High Point Parent-Teachmel
Elm Street
H. S. Coffield
Council Dent
Winston-Salem
Northline Congress of Parents Teachers
Coffield
George Hutchens
Forward
L. E. Tinsley
Paramount Theatre
Margaret Ann Allred Born Here February
Mr and Mrs Clarence M Allred announce the birth of a daughter Margaret Ann on Tuesday February 1 at Guilford General hospital.
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Margaret Ann Allred
Clarence M. Allred
Gantt Apartments
Margaret Ann
Guilford General Hospital
Social Calendar A Week of Women’s Gatherings and Arts
Wednesday 7 p m reorganization banquet of the American Association of University Women at Emerywood Country Club invites all women. Thursday 10 30 p m Girl Scout Council executive meeting at West Washington street office. 3 30 p m Tea and Topics at Mrs W W Idol North Main street. Friday 3 30 p m Philomathian club at Mrs O P Moffitt 219 Lindsay street. 8 30 p m Canterbury club hosted by Mrs Roy J Spearman Brentley circle. 8 30 p m High Point Cooperative Concert at junior high school auditorium Carola Goya Spanish dancer with Beatrice Burford harp Emilio Osta piano second concert in series. 3 45 p m Meredith College Raleigh alumnae meet at 1209 Johnson street. Saturday 6 30 p m Coterie club formal initiation and dinner at Emerywood country club then dance at 9 p m. 9 30 p m Idylwild club bi weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor with Jimmie Cannon Swingsters.
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American Association of University Women
Emerywood Country Club
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Office
West Washington Street
Tea and Topics Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Roy J. Spearman
Canterbury Club
Brentley Circle
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Carola Goya
Beatrice Burford
Harpiat
Emilio Osta
Meredith College
Raleigh
A. Lee Gibson
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmie Cannon
Church and Sunday School Notes From Local Churches
The Wameala Missionary Society of the Archdale church plans a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. Charles R Hook's home on Archdale road with full member attendance requested. Green Street Baptist Philathea class met Monday at Mrs. G W Summey's East Russell street. about 35 members attended and enjoyed a social hour with games and refreshments. The Mary Harper Philathea class of South Main Street MB church holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs M T Hicks Jr 322 East Russell street. Mrs Carl Kearns and Mrs George Pratt assist. The Susanna Wesley class at Wesley Memorial church hosts a supper Thursday at 6 15 pm. reservations should be made with Mrs BE C Harville or Mrs Clyde Baxter.
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Ae Ot K. Society
Wameala Missiona Society of the
Archdale
Charles R. Hook
Archdale Road
Green
Green Street
Mary Harper
Susanna Whasley
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
BE. C. Harville
Clyde Baxter
Matton Visitors and Local Notables Stop in City
Mr and Mrs W G Matton of Louisville Ky arrived as guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Matton at Hillcreat Drive to visit Mr Mattons father G A Matton in Burrus Memorial hospital Major A L Fletcher Commissioner of Labor for North Carolina visited at the home of his sister Mrs E W Beane Charlotte Wade of 812 Smith Street is ill with pneumonia Mrs J S Teague 1140 Monthieu Avenue entered Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment Senator and Mrs Henry L Ingram of Asheboro toured local furniture exhibits and friends Emmett Ward recovering after tonsil surgery at Burrus Clinic on Tomlinson Street.
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W. G. Matton
Louisville, Ky
City
Lawrence Matton
Hillcreat Drive
Mr. Matton
G. A. Matton
the Burrus Memorial Hospital
A.L. Fletcher
North Carolina
E. W. Beane
Charlotte Wade
Smith Street
J. 8. Teague
Monthieu Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Henry L. Ingram
Asheboro
Emmett Ward
Tomlinson Street
Burrus Clinic
Annual rust cost in the United States tallied at one billion
The article estimates American rust damage totaling one billion dollars annually across industries and infrastructure, highlighting the scale of corrosion losses and the need for preventive maintenance investments nationwide.
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The
United States
Greensboro College President Outlines Centennial Program
Greensboro College plans a million dollar centennial expansion including dormitory library classroom science building gym and heating plant. The goal is to raise 100000 by April 1 with a centennial celebration set for May 20 238 and a canvass led by team captains.
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Greensboro College
Luther S. Gobbel
Wesley Memorial Church
Gobbel
W. W. Peele
Greensboro
Methodist College
Woman's College
Boyd M. McKeown
General Board of Christian Education
Nashville, Tenn
Church College of the Future
EB. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
M. J. Wrenn
W. B. McEwen
Stewards
Dred Peacock
P. W. Plagge
W. A. Bivins
High Point
R. T. Amos
Walter Vassar
Garden Fortnight Sets North Carolina Garden Tour
The first annual Garden Tour of North Carolina will run April 9 to 23 under the Garden Fortnight observance. Mrs. R. L. McMillan heads the NC Garden Club with plans to include many gardens and homes, plus historical landmarks across Western, Piedmont, and Western regions. Details to be announced February 15 with possible guided tours for out-of-state visitors.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Mra. R. L. McMillan
C. A. Gosney
Piedmont
West
McMillan
Gosney
Carbonic Acid Gas Value in Plant Growth
Carbonic acid gas is identified as the most valuable air component for plants, yet it comprises only about three in ten thousand of Earth's atmosphere, highlighting its limited abundance compared with other gases.
Thimbulful Water Teems With Life Beyond Earth’s Population
A thimbulful of ordinary water contains more living creatures than the human population for the earth. The remark highlights microbial abundance in a drop compared to humanity’s numbers.
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Earth
West Emerywood Garden Club hears Mrs Stewart on English gardens
Mrs R K Stewart spoke to the West Emerywood Garden Club at Mrs C T Ingram Jr residence on Woodland Drive. She recounted her summer trip to England and described the variety and number of English gardens, offered pruning tips for roses and lilacs, and answered member questions.
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R. K. Stewart
England
West Emerywood Garden Club
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Woodland Drive
Stewart
Oak View P T A Plans Founder's Day Program
Oak View school P T A will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. Founder's Day will be celebrated with a program marking the 41st anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. All members are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Association
Kelly-Hill Vows Announced Today
Mr and Mrs Roy Kelly announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to Vergil Hill on Saturday January 29 at the home of Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness church. Witnesses were Miss Vorita Patterson and Leo Osborne. Mrs Hill works for Carolina Garment. the groom is with Denny Roll and Panel. They reside at 600 East Commerce Street.
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Roy Kelly
Maxine
Vergil Hill
O.L. Ruth
Pilgrim -Holiness Church
Vorita Patterson
Leo Osborne
Hill
Carolina Garment Company
George Hill
Denton
Denny Roll and Panel Company
East
Commerce Street
Domino Club Meets With Mrs Taylor at Mrs Fowler Home
The Domino club will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock with Mrs Margaret Taylor as hostess. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs Taylor s mother Mrs R D Fowler on the Greensboro road. Members are asked to note the hour change.
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Domino Club
Margaret Taylor
Club of Twelve Delays Weekly Meeting
The Club of Twelve postpones its meeting due to a conflict with the High Point Cooperative Concert association program Friday evening. Mrs. John C. Abels announced the change today.
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High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Club of Twelve
Mra
John C. Abels
Mrs P H Dalton's Parents In Wreck
Mr and Mrs P H Dalton traveled to Dunn after a message saying Mrs Dalton’s parents Mr and Mrs D Ennis were injured in an automobile crash there last night. Doctors said the Ennis injuries are not serious.
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P. H. Dalton
Dunn
D. Ennis
British Post Office Savings Bank Deposits 10 Million
The British Post Office Savings Bank serves 10 million depositors with 120000 daily transactions across 16000 branches, reflecting a vast national savings network.
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British Post Office Savings Bank
A Further Thought On Sunday Law
A letter discussing blue laws and Sunday observance argues there is no biblical authority for Sunday as a day of rest, noting Sunday is the first day of the week and Sabbath commandment refers to the seventh day. The writer questions civil enforcement of biblical law and cites Jesus teachings.
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the Enterprise
J. F. Sheffield
God
Christ
Jesus
Letter misprint corrected in Sunday paper
W. G. Lowry requests corrections to two letters published in the Sunday issue. He explains the first should advocate Seventh-day Sabbath observance and separation of church and civil power, and notes the second should begin with a 1829 1830 Congress remark about misdefinition of religious duties.
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the Enterprise
United States Congress
Sunday Mail
W. G. Lowry
It's a small world for a city railroad man
William Chambers spent 47 years as a railroad engineer in Philadelphia. He traveled thousands of miles without leaving the city, the farthest he ever went being shunting cars to League Island. Now retired, he plans to travel, he says.
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Philadelphia
William Chambers
League Island
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