Canterbury Club Event Hosted by Mrs Lindsay
A Canterbury Club meeting was hosted by Mrs J W Lindsay at Otteray drive. Roy Spearman gave a talk on Joseph Herreshmere and reviewed his book Java Head. Music by Mrs Reid Maresh accompanied by Mrs Lindsay accompanied the Valentine themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lindsay
Otteray Drive
Mighty Lak & Rose
Lindsay
Valentine
Mesdames
Harry Brockmann
W. F. Elite
K. B. Geddie
Eb, T. Harrison
BE. R. Lyof
R. A. McPheeters
Craven Page
Charles Perry
Roy Spearfian
Louis Voorhees
Reid Maresh
Forrest Murray
Thag West
Hugh Black
Spartanburg
Girl Reserve Groups Plan Valentine Program At Y W C A
The Senior and sophomore Girl Reserves at the high school will host a Valentine party Friday night at 7 30 at the Y W C A with Miss Katherine Conner in charge and Miss Ante Whitener assisting. The event marks the second interclub meeting and the second issue of the Girl Reserve Magazine will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Conner
Ante Whitener
Girl Reserve
Bleand? Idol
Girlserves Council
Girl Reserve Council
Y. W. GC
Lula Barker
Et Friends Churg
Annex
Elizabeth Fry
Ernest Wall
Rome
Hillcrest Drive
C. I H. Society
Tts
May Frazier
Young Folk &Re
Central Friends Church
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
American Friends’ Service Committee
Art Kassel Orchestra to Play at German Club Event
Art Kassel and his Kassels In the Air orchestra will perform at a High Point Country Club Danish German event on Thursday. The Chicago linked band is noted for the theme song In 1933 for A Century of Progress and has other hits including Hell s Bells, drawing guests from both Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Kassel
High Point Country Club
Carolinas
ma#estra
Century of Progress
Chicago
Kassel
Art
John Phillip Sousa
Séush
Marth
Humber
Afid Kassel
Air
Art Kaseel
Hell's Hells
Delighful Social Affair At Thomasville Host's Essera Club
Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles hosted the Esbera club at their Forsyth street home in Thomasville on Friday evening. Guests enjoyed a two course buffet dinner then played bridge at three tables with Valentine tallies and prizes for high scores among ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
Esbera
Forsyth Street
Alumnae Tea Honors Meredith College on Its Anniversary
Mrs Charlie F Lambeth and Miss Lois Johnson hosted a formal tea in Randolph Street honoring Meredith College alumnae as the college marked its thirty fourth anniversary. The event featured a Raleigh broadcast by the Meredith College Glee Club, telegram readings, remarks by Dr Charlie E Brewer and Miss Ida Poteat, and a chorus of alumni spirit led by Mrs Wilber Buinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Randolph Street
Meredith College
Raleigh
Meredith College Glee Club
Charlies E. Brewer
Ida Poteat
Wilber Buinn
Louise McMillan
Myra Olive
Haywood Munford
Vera Dilton
Elizabeth Teague
Rather Newton
Mesdaies
R. G. Covington
BE. F. Pepper
Archibald Johnson
Alvah Boyles
W. B. Tomilinson
Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Contract Club Meeting
Mrs Ralph Wilson acted as gracious hostess on Thursday at her suburban home west of the city for an enjoyable Contract Club gathering. Two tables of contract were in play in the spacious, attractively arranged living room with guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Contract Club
Mrs. Ethel Mae Boy and Family Visit Wadesboro
Mise Ethel Mae Boy and Mrs. Sarah Adamé with her daughter Sussaine spend the weekend in Wadesboro as guests of Mrs. Adamé’s mother Mrs. Nee English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Ethel Mae
Sarah Adamé
Sussaine
Wadesboro
Adama
Nee English
Mrs Hoover Hosts Add-a-Jay Party for Guest Mamie Thomas
Mrs G M Hoover entertained at East Main Street with an add‑the‑jay party in honor of houseguest Miss Mamie Thomas who just returned from five years mission work in Quinhajak Africa. The table centerpiece featured early spring flowers and four courses were served. Guests included Mrs Frank Lambeth Mrs Lou Bird Mrs David White Mrs May Thompson Mrs D T Lambeth and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Mamie Thomas
Quinhajak
Africa
Miss Thomas
Frank Lambeth
Lou Bird
David White
Club Woman In a National Crisis Highlighted
The American Citizenship department of Woftiaf's Club met Wednesday at Mrs. L Harrie's Salem Street home with Mr. P P. D Parker and Mrs. G T Cochrane as associate hostesses. Chairwoman Mrs. Lee Rite presided. A. H. Ragan led the program with a paper on The Club Woman In a National Crisis. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woftiaf’s Club
L. Harrie
Salem Street
Main Street PTA Opens Meeting With Emphatic Talk
The Main Street School PTA met Thursday afternoon at the school with president Mrs L King presiding. Attendance praised by grade winners Elizabeth Avent Bertha Rinehart and Marian Crider. Rev H S Surratt of Central M P Church spoke on "Dibetpline."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
L. ©. King
America
Elizabeth Avent
Bertha Rinehart
Marian Crider
M. Howell
H. S. Surratt
Central M. P
Teachers Council Primary Council Met Cloverdale
The Upper Elementary Council of High Point teachers met at Cloverdale school on Tuesday January 31. The afternoon explored Children's Poets and Illustrations with ten speakers outlining poets and illustrators followed by tea and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Cloverdale
Elizabeth Cowan
Margaret Chatfield
W. BH. Mitchell
Longfelow
G Campbell
Kipling
Mise Lillie
Elm &J
A. Smith
Éobell
Elm &St
Margaret Sloan
Eara Edwards
Mildred Westinger
Oes
Lee Anna Geddie
Ella Burton Hutchison
Godley
Joel Chandler Harris
Craig
Helen G. Reid
Jeasie Witker
Carolyn
Batley
Jeannette Sessoms
Maud Lindsay
Poston
The
City Library
Club Meetings Highlight Week in Lexington Society
Lexington reports a busy week with O. Henry Study club at Mrs. Craven’s West Third Ave home featuring a Berlin paper and time topics on Germany. Music Study club at Mrs. Honeycutt’s West Fourth Ave heard state president talk and offered varied program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Society
O. Henry Study Club
EB. B. Craven
Craven
West Third Avenue
J. W. Hayes
Germany
W. H. Moffitt
Lily Moore
Sara Truesdale
C. M. Wall, Jr
John B. Craven
A. W. Honeycutt
West Fourth Avenue
Honeycutt
Eugene Davis
Statesville
Raleigh
Alice Virgina Price
Paul Miller
Carroll Wall
Jones Hedrick
Honeycut
LeFevre
A. W. Honeycut
Fletcher Wall
Oofton McKay
Charles Wall
J. OC. Leonard
J. M. Hayes
D. A. Walser
G. 8. White
Jonea Hedrick
Kate Mays
Pilien Owen
Alice Virginia Price
Charles Mountcastle
Garden Club Meeting Discusses Shrub Planting
Mrs H B Olive hosted a garden club meeting at her city home. After business and minutes, Mrs J F Spruill presented a paper on planting and arrangement of shrubs with practical suggestions. The next meeting is set for February 24 at Mrs W F Browns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Olive
Garden Club
J. F. Spruill
Mra. W. F. Brown
Miss Mary Davis Returns From Albemarne
Miss Mary Davis of the city school faculty returns from Albemarne where she traveled after the death of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Schoos
Albemarne
Mount Gastie Couple Return From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs G W Mount Gastie have returned from New York City after spending several days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Mount Gastie
New York City
Mrs Eugenie Davia Guests of Honeycutts in Stateville
Mrs Eugenie Davia of Stateville has been staying with Mr and Mrs A W Honeycutt at their home on West Fourth Avenue for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie Davia
Stateville
A. W. Honeycutt
West Fourth Avenue
Dr F R Taylor Named Fellow In American College Of Physicians
Dr F R Taylor a renowned local physician has been elected a fellow of the American College of Physicians for distinguished medical service. The honor, announced as the Montreal meeting opens, honors his work revising Wood's chapter on pellagra in the Oxford Loose Leaf Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
American College of Physicians
American College of Physiciansé
Montreal
Taylor
Wood
Oxford
Oxford University Press
P. W. Flagee
Duke Unversity
University of North Carolina
Ashe
Lotus Club Hosts Pleasant Friday Meeting at Home
Members of the Lotus club and guests gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. E. Amos home on W Lexington avenue. Jigsaw puzzles provided entertainment for the ladies before refreshments were served by the hostess. Invited guests included Mrs. Stephens of Philadelphia, Miss Thelma Watters of Detroit, and Miss Susanne Jackson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
J. E. Amos
Lexington Avenue
Valentine
Mesdames
H. R. Williamson
C. Co. Earnhardt
R. D. Tillson
H. L. Mitchell
John Hedrick
Edgar Whitener
M. F. Crooks
W. R. Shaffer
Mrs. Stephens
Philadelphia
Shaffer
Thelma Watters
Detroit
Whitener
Susanne Jackson
New Speed Record Man Sells Silver Dollars for 75 Cents
Sam Golden, 43, hired by a theater to sell genuine silver dollars at 75 cents amid a feature film promotion. He sold only one dollar before crowds blocked traffic and police arrested him for obstruction rather than selling the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Sam Golden
Golden
Bandits Hold Up Store. Auto Stolen From C. L. Amos
Three bandits robbed Penders store on Spring Garden Street Greensboro taking 100 in cash and a Packard automobile owned by Charité I Amos of High Point. The car was later found missing after the holdup and identified as the one used by the bandits as they fled toward High Point. Local police issued a lookout with no arrests by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Pender
Spring Garden Street
Greensboro
Packard
Charité
Amos
Greene Street
Several Changes In Conference Schedule
Guilford College announces revisions to the North State association basketball schedule. The calendar lists February 6 Atlantic Christian at Catawba. February 7 High Point at Guilford and Atlantic Christian at Lenoir Rhyne. February 11 High Point at Blom. February 14 Atlantic Christian at High Point. February 18 Lenoir Rhyne at High Point and Guilford at Catawba. February 19 Appalachian at February 11. February 26 Laenoin Rhyne at Guilford. February 28 Guilford at Bion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuilford College
North State Association
Carlyle Shepard
Atlantic Christian
Catawba
High Point
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
Lanoir-Rhyne
Appalan
Appalachian
Blom
FE Aan
Atlantic
Bion
Guilfford
Vet Pane
Lenoir Pebenney
High
Gaol
Welfare board mandates individual gardens for relief families
High Point welfare officials announce an annual plan requiring all families under aid to plant private gardens by February 10. Two unemployed experts will supervise city gardens while J J Wagoner and the county agent coordinate the effort to provide year round vegetables and work for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
J. J. Wagoner
High Point Ince
Celts Marched to Battle Over Two Millennia Ago
Archaeologists discuss large Celt migrations and battlefield movements dating back over 2,000 years. Researchers cite veteran routes and camp layouts, noting significant regional clashes and cultural impacts on ancient Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uelad
Swaims Host Valentine Themed Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs W Sherman Swaim entertained guests at their Barbee Street home with a Valentine themed bridge evening. C G Mackintosh won high score and received a bath mat while A Lee Gibson and BE Retten took low scores. A salad course and Russian tea were served to a large group including C G Mackintosh, A Lee Gibson, BE Retten, P J Neal, Wade Hiatt, H George Hedrick, W L Smith Jr, John W Griffith, W T Tice, Wilton Barnes, Robert Gram, Hobart Ent, H L Mitchell and Joe Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sherman Swaim
Bridge
Barbee Street
Valentine
C. G. Mackintosh
A. Lee Gibson
Machinery helps him in farming gains threefold output
A historical note states that with mechanical power and machinery, an American agricultural worker can tend three times as many acres of crops as 75 years ago, illustrating productivity gains from mechanization.
Round robin petition circles a chamber of signers
A round robin is a petition signed by a group in a circular form. The term describes a protest or formal request circulated among members to gather signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Persons
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Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Joseph Hergeshimere
Anne Ader
Winstonnee
Elizabeth Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
Esbera Club
R. M. Cooksey
Walter Rapp
Mahone
Atlanta
Ella Dorsett
B. H. Mahone
Robert Nap
Walter Happ
D. R. Hodgin
Joe Finch
Chas. Clegg
Alliene Hoover
B. E. Mahone
J. B. Lambeth
B. W. Dixon
I Richardson
South Main Street
Teachers Council
Cloverdale OF
Elm Street
Fim St. School
Hillcrest
Mre
W. F. Brinkley
Lowell
Asheville, N. C
High Point, N. C
Asheville
ASK Ticket Agents
Southern Railway System
H. D. Saunders
Mrs. Amos
Lotus Club Membeers
C. L. Amos
Holdup
Los Angeles
Mulharron
Mr. and
Mrs. Swaim
New Lending Library
Public Utilities Co
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