Births and meetings fill High Point society page
Mr and Mrs Paullb Crawford announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Virginia born February. Mrs Pratt rings and clubs hold Friday meetings and dances. Mr and Mrs T Wrenn announce a daughter Dorothy May born February 14. Local couples wed in Martinsville and Norfolk. Bible study sessions and society gatherings fill the week with readings, dances, and a gala Read-A-Bit Book club event with a Valentine party and a mock court scene. The chamber of commerce promotes a new industrial booklet with 125 listings and calls for new firms to register.
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Paullb
Crawford
Carolyn Virginia
Er May Wrens
T . Wrenn
M02
West Bay Street
Dorothy Mayl
J. W. Clinard
South Main Street
Flossie Foster
Anne Albright
Miss Foster
Hiawatha
Essie Dale Hunter
Elizabeth Stoner
Miss Hunter
Alfred Noyes
Miss Stoner
Mrs. Browning
Franks
Ashlin
Helen Derrick
Meek Beard
Elgina McCain
Louise Alcorn
Johnston
Amour
Marlette
Louise Shipman
Judge Amour
Love’s Highway
Mrs Wilson Hollowell Guests in Monroe Apartment Stay
Mrs Wilson Hollowell of Elizabeth City is visiting with her sister Mrs Roy Spearman at the Monroe apartment. She is accompanied by Miss Jane Stewart of Raleigh. Mrs Knox Wilson, who underwent surgery at Guilford General Hospital last week, is reported much improved.
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Lucy Roberson Society
Lucy Roberson
Christian Church In
Africa
Wilson Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Roy Spearman
Monroe
Jane Stewart
Raleigh
Knox Wilson
Guilford General Hospital
Chamber Compiles Industrial Guide In High Point
The High Point chamber and local commerce officials assemble a new booklet titled Whats Made in What Makes It. The compiling team gathers material for an industrial guide and promotion of local products.
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Chamber
High Point
Rioting in Indore Leaves Five Dead and Nineteen Wounded
A Times of India report from February 15 states communal rioting in Indore, Bombay, left five dead and 19 injured. A Muslim crowd of about 2,006 attacked Hindu women returning from a religious ceremony after accusing them of permitting music in front of a mosque.
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Bombay
India
Indore
Times of India
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Priscilla Club
Mrs. Ring
C. A. Ring
Oakwood Court
J. Coe
Kathleen Myers
Martinsville
Stevens
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
J. W. Hedrick
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield Country Club
R. R. Fatson
Norfolk
Claudia May Byrum
Starkey Byrum
Clyde T. Leonard
John G. Leonard
Christian Church
South Norfolk
Virginia
Gladys Hanbury
Mr. Pothress
Gladys Diggs
B. C. Hunneycutt
East Green Street
Stiedeley
Calvary M. E
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Woman's Club
John Abels
Roland Park
H. T. Hudson
Adelaide Guffey
New York
Katherine Stowe
Belmont
Sally Schenck
Charlotte
Christine McCrary
Lexington
Mary and Lucy Ragsdale
Jamestown
Mary Muse
Eleanor Stephens
Girl Reserve Corps
Ray Street School
George Stephens
Emerywood
Corp
Margaret Hedrick
E. M. Shipman
Edna Bigham
Rebecca Kearns
Mary Frances Parker
Dorothy Crawley
Doris Edwards
Charlotte Hubbard
Nancy Miatt
Mildred
Thelma Lotts
Ruth Gregory
Bright Baker Ranson
Martha Taylor
Rae Smith
Eleanor Paul
Dora Lamet
Edith Smith
Dorothy Bowen
Margaret Hamlin
Jane H. Weaver
Mary Agnes Crooks
Ruth Brown
Eleanor
Sarah
Helen Stephens
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Sizemore
Bonnie Betty Beauty Shoppe
Nestle
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Giez
New Service, Inc
RES
Cecil’s Drug Store
Ot Charming
Peter Pa
E. M. Brower
N. Main St
Bess
Wagger
Waggers Ladies Shop
South Main ST
High Point N.C
Miss Lizzie Gooch
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Hart Drug Company
Edmond
Marcel
F. C. Fehrman
Washington, D. C
Comers Realty
Askin
Mamie
Lena
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