Winston-Salem Altrusans mark tenth anniversary celebration
Members of the Winston-Salem and Charlotte Altrusa clubs hosted a joint tenth anniversary event at Twin City Country Club. Dr. Pearl Willoughby spoke on Women Authors, with Virginia Foulk and other guests in attendance.
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Altrusa Club
Winston-Salem
Altrusans
Twin City
Altrusa
Huntington
W. Va
High Point Club
W. W. Dickerson
Gilbert Muse
Addie Moore
Hazel Johnson
Eurelia Smart
Marie Caddell
Lillian Massey
Pearl Parker
Girl Reserves Attend Charlotte Conference
A delegation of 34 High Point Girl Reserves attended a two day North and South Carolina conference in Charlotte. About 300 girls from various cities heard speakers including Eleanor Copenhaver and Lucy Crisp. The event featured discussions on dramatics arts and crafts and a musical map program.
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High Point
North
South Carolina
Charlotte
America
Eleanor Copenhaver
Lucy Crisp
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Sylvia Allen
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Garden Club Council Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The High Point Council of Garden clubs will gather tomorrow at 2 PM at president Mrs. H. A. Millis's home for the organization's monthly meeting.
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Burbank
Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. Millis
Social Calendar Town events week shows clubs and dances
A week of club meetings and social events fills the schedule. Activities include the Musical Art club at the Sheraton ballroom with the High Point A Capella Choir and violinist Adelaide Crowell, a VFW benefit card party, WCTU and Needlecraft gatherings, and multiple garden, literature, and social clubs meeting at various homes and venues. Evening dances feature Tommy Tucker and the Californians and Jimmy Gunn and the Dixie Serenaders for George Washington’s birthday celebrations.
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Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point A Capella
Adelaide Crowell
Fast Washington Street
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. F. Grayson
North Main Street
C. F. Farley
Needlecraft Club
FE. R. Outland
Archdale
W. O. T. Club
J. D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
C. F. Tomlinson
Mary Alexander
Burbank
Greenway Drive
George Washington
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Gunn
Dixie Serenaders
Young Artists Stage Valentine Entertainment at Miss Gates Studio
The Young Artists club hosted a Valentine program at 208 East Russell Street with readings songs and piano pieces. Participants received valentines from a postmaster a clerk and an expressman and elected Flora Welborn as president and Ruth McKenzie as secretary among others.
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Young Artists Club
Elsie Gates
East Russell Street
Clark
My Valentine
Marie Snider
Josephine Hoffman
St. Valentines Day
Vlora Welrn
Lincoln—Club
Andra Athanas
Ruth McKenzie
Willie Underwood
Betty Jo Kidd
Ronda Sebastian
Miss Gates
Sybil Robbins
Rubenstein
Courtte Marshall
Joseph Hayden
Schubert
Anvil
Flora Welborn
Miss Fisie Gates
Henderson Bride Glenn Aubrey Henderson Weds Minnie Gillette Henry
Mrs Henry announces the marriage of Glenn Aubrey Henderson to Minnie Gillette Henry on February 14 1934 in Santa Barbara California Mrs Henry widow of Guy Henry formerly of High Point moved to Los Angeles about three years ago
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Glenn Aubrey Henderson
Minnie Gillette Henry
Santa Barbara
California
Janitor Missed Boiler Firing Causes Cloverdale School Half Day
Janitor Barney Humphrey arrived at Cloverdale school to find the building in disarray after a weekend break in. With no heat since Friday pupils were sent home for a half day while authorities plan repairs. School Superintendent T Wineate Andrews suspects vandals staged the break in. Police consider it possibly linked to a prior Oak Hill school incident.
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Barney Humphrey
Cloverdale
Hos Street
Moor A
Ridi Humphrey
T. Wineate Andrews
Steemshing
Oak Hill
Y D Mooney Dies At His Residence
Y D Mooney died at his home 2333 English street at noon after two and a half years of declining health. He was born December 11 1867 in Surry county and moved to the city six years ago, employed by Myrtle Desk company. He married Eliot Craver November 13 1895 and leaves six sons Claude Alonzo Ry and others, three daughters and eight grandchildren. The body lies at Koonee Funeral Home until Tuesday afternoon, with funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from Rev Hoyle L Love and Rev Lee W Burrus, Oakwood cemetery burial.
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Y. D. Mooney
English Street
Mr. Mooney
Surry County
Wesley
Susan Phipps Mooney
Myrtle Desk Company
Rockford
Wash
G. EB. Hill
W. G. Mooney
Sur” County
Koonee
Hoyle L. Love
West End Baptist Church
Lee W. Burrus
Oakwood Cemetery
Belgium Mourns Death Of King Son To Succeed
The Belgian palace prepares for royal interment at Laeken after King Leopold III dies in an automobile accident. Queen Elizabeth grieves privately with Prince Charles and Prince Leopold as officials confirm the king’s death and the March Les Dames outing.
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Belgium
Son
Saint Gudele
Laeken
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Leopold
Switzerland
Brussels
Namur
Justce Paulemile Janson
Marche-Les-Dames
Formal Opening of Gibson Luncheonette Promoted
The Gibson Ice Cream Company announces the formal opening of Gibson's Luncheonette at 104 North Main Street. Having operated two weeks, it already earns a strong reputation as a leading light lunch and dinner venue with a full soda fountain menu.
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Gibson Ice Cream Company
Gibson's
North Main Street
Reine Will Speak at Open Meeting on Hosiery Workers
Eirrail Rieve president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers and member of the hosiery code authority will speak at a reopen meeting. He arrives from Philadelphia to attend North Carolina textile and hosiery workers conver sion in Salisbury during a two day session.
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Eirrail Rieve
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Hosiery Code Authority
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Veterans of Foreign Wars Members Attend South Main Street Service
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary from High Point Post No 619 attended a service at the South Main Street church last night. They heard Rev. J F F Be over preach an inspirational sermon, with auxiliary members attending as a body.
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Mecbers
High Point
Veterans of Foreign
Ites Ladies Auxiliary
South Main Street
JF. FF
Eervice Fm
Wall Rickardson Stabbed In Back Near Kilby Hotel
Negro man from Vail street was stabbed in the back below the Kilby hotel on Haset Washington street. He was taken to Secarest's ambulance and rushed to Biwrrus Memorial hospital for treatment after losing significant blood. The victim aimed to reach the Kilby hotel before collapsing.
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Wn Til Richardson
Vail Street
Secarest
Biwrrus Memorial Hospital
Kilby
Haset Washington Street
Hkilb
Five Defendants Named In Suit Over Bank Stock Assessments
High Point Feb 19 Five citizens are named in a suit filed by John T. Biggs receiver for the National Bank of High Point seeking judgment on bank stock alleged to be city owned. J Wimaeter listed for five shares totaling 500 with a credit of 176.48. balance 363.52. Schwartz KR H Walker renewed for 2448.62. Coy FE White for 903.46. Mrs Mary RR Welborn for 994.92.
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Cc Reens BC
John
Biggs
National Bank of
Agetizust
Schwartz
KR. H. Walker
Coy FE. White
Mrs
Mary RR
L H Beck Rites Held At Galax Virginia
Funeral services for L H Beck held at Mitchells Grove M F church in Galax Virginia. Rev T A Wullimerss Rev Robert Sexton and Rev Jesse Shoemaker officiated. Pallbearers included W D Cashatt J Je Cashatt Carl Hilton C Z Galtierrore J K Pierce and J E B Haotion. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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L. H. Beck
fFnris
Galax
Virednia
Mitchell's Grove
M. F&f
T. A. Wullimerss
Robert Sexton
Jesse Shoemaker
W. DD. Cashatt
J. Je. Cashatt
Carl Hilton
C. Zx. Galtierrore
J. K. Pierce
J. EB
HA Otion
Charles Allred
Miers
Ola Misenheimer
Henry Stillings
E. S. Wisserm Sr
Martha Parsons
Mises Moeramit Pierce
Church
Asheboro man dead in neighbor dispute shooting
Will Cramford, 27, is dead and Whirby Beever is critical after a dispute at Beever’s home in Asheboro. Cayle Rush, a Black man, reported being attacked and returning with a gun to “clean up” the place. Beever then shot Cramford after Beever retrieved a pistol. Police set a new preliminary hearing date as investigators link the incidents to a separate case.
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Ashebor
Will Cramford
Asheboro
Beever
Negsre
Cayle Rush
Stett
Cramfort
Rush
Wlite
Keever
Kreever Thermy
Railph DePalma’s 1915 Memorial Triumph At Indy
Railph DePalma, long regarded as a top driver, won only one Memorial Day classic at Indianapolis, the 1915 edition, despite rumors of a 5000 race career spanning 13 years.
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Railph DePalma
Indydianapolis
Motorists use vast geome figures in 1932 traffic data
A 1932 traffic report records motorists using 15.49741 billion satioms of geome, reflecting early automotive energy measurements and transport activity.
M. J. Wrenn remembered as High Point furniture pioneer
Obituary notes M. J. Wrenn dies in Florida after shaping High Point furniture industry since 1888. He helped introduce mass production for bedroom case goods and led local firms, with a statue gift after WWI and Wrenn Street named in his honor. His family includes Louise Clinard Wrenn and brothers T. F. Wrenn and P. V. Kirkman.
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Mr. Wrenn
South
Southern Furniture Market
Southern Furniture Exposition Building Company
Liberty
Randolph County
Merritt C
Nancy Jarrell Wrenn
High Point
Manliff Jarrell
Jarrell
Louise Clinard Wrenn
T. F. Wrenn
Florida
P. V. Kirkman
Lt J H Harmon Airplane Visit Ends Early At Muddy Field
Lt J H Harmon arrived with his Travel Aire monoplane to a new air port on old Joe Williard farm near the city and Southern railroad. After three test flights the thawed field proved unsafe for carrying passengers and vehicles bogged down, forcing Harmon to return to Winston. Officials hope for a safe field to resume the advertised program soon.
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Enterprise
J. H
Red” Harmon
Joe Williard
City Limits
Southern Railroad
Harmon
Winston
Creomulsion Advertisement Claims Sevenfold Cold Help
The ad touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for coughs and colds. It promises quick relief and safety, urging careful people to use it for every cough while noting it may cost more yet guarantees relief or your druggist backs the product.
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