George Washington Birthday Dance at Emery Wood Club
The Emery wood Country club hosts a George Washington Birthday Dance Friday from 10 to 2. Welch Harriss chairs the entertainment committee. Tommy Rucker and his i piece orchestra provide music, recently booked in Miami Beach. Invitations are mailed to members and admission is by ecard.
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Emerywood Country Club
Welch Harriss
Tommy Rucker
I-Piece
Miami Beach
Fila
R. L. Trout
Pentagon Club Masquerade Ball Friday Night at Sedgefield Manor
The Pentagon club hosts a masquerade dance honoring George Washington's birthday at Sedgefield Manor with Jimmy Gunn and his band providing music. A Grand March in masquerade costumes will be judged for prizes as dancers fill the floor from ten to two. Curtis Newton leads as president with officers Sprye Rankin and Gomo in key posts.
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Pentagon Club
George Washington
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Gunn
Columbia Broadcasting Star
Gunn
WAT
Charlotte
Curtis Newton
Walter Sprye
Edwin Rankin
Kelman Gomo
Mrs. Cox Hosts W. O. T. Club Meeting At Home
Mrs. Joseph D. Cox entertained the W. O. T. club at her West Farriss Avenue home with guest speaker Dr. C. R. Hill of High Point College. He discussed novels from George Eliot to Pearl Buck, noted literary qualities, and previewed the next club program featuring Mary of Scotland.
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Joseph D. Cox
W. O. T. Club
West Farriss Avenue
C. F. Tomlinson
C. R. Hill
High Point College
Herbert Ravenel Sass
Charleston
Ann Vickers
Dr. Hill
Sinclair Lewis
Louis Berg
Pearl Buck
Mrs. Pennington
Francis Brett Young
Hervey Allen
Anthony Adverse
Cox
J. D. Cox, Jr
Hiram Armentrout
A. 8. Parker
C. M. Ha
Clara Cox
Effie Cox
Mesdames
W. E. Blair
J. C. Watkins
C. T. Lipscomb
A. W. Plyler
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
G. W. Clark
J. D. Cox
Julius Cone
Sprinkle Talks To High Point W C T U On Prohibition
Thos W Sprinkle, local attorney, spoke on How We Can Enforce the Prohibition Laws In North Carolina before the High Point Woman's Christian Temperance Union at its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs C A Grayson's home on North Main Street. Mrs R M Andrews, the president, presided over the session.
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North Carolina
Thos. W. Sprinkle
High Point Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. &. Grayson
North Main Street
R. M. Andrews
Frances Willard Commemoration Features Willard Sketch
Frances Willard sketch presented on a day set for honoring the Uncrowned Queen. Mrs. Andrews displayed a statue image in Statuary Hall Washington D C. Mrs J H Allred sang Me and You and Morning with Alma Andrews at piano. Hosts Grayson Farley served refreshments for 28 attendees. Next meeting planned March 20 at Mrs Matthews home with Mrs Claude Smith assisting.
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Frances Willard
Local residents note health, travel, and visits in Salisbury area
Mrs. J A Arey of Salisbury convalesces at her sister Mrs G L Reynolds 809 Fourth street after two weeks at Wesley Long hospital in Greensboro. Mrs Reynolds improves at home after three weeks illness. Vicky Lou Kearns daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Kearns on Smith street recovers after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital a week ago. Mrs W L Edwards leaves for visits in Pinnacle and Winston Salem to see parents and brother. Mr and Mrs J P Rawley depart for Hot Springs Arkansas. Roy Mitchell and children plus Mrs Lloyd Teasley and Arnold Teasley visit A E Sain on Ward street. J Leslie Andrews Jr age three ill with pneumonia.
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J. A. Arey
Salisbury
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
Esley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Llness
Vicky Lou Kearns
R. G. Kearns
Smith Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. L. Edwards
Pinnacle
Winston- Salem
A. L. Hunter
Winston-Salem
Rev
R. A. Hunter
Roy Mitchell
Ralph
Warren
Freda
Statesville
Lloyd Teasley
Arnold
Elberton
Georgia
A. E. Sain
Ward Street
Social activities line up for Thursday to Saturday figures
Social calendar lists En with Mrs. Overman on Lindsay Street 403 at 3 p m Thursday Tea and Topics with Mrs Idol North Main at 8 30 p m Thursday Lotus Club with Mrs Earnhardt Johnson Street at 3 p m Friday Philomathean Book Club hosted by Mrs Wingate Andrews 1106 North Main at 3 30 p m Friday Emerywood Country Club opening dance featuring Tommy Tucker and his Californians for George Washington birthday at 19 p m 10 p m Pentagon Club masquerade ball at Sedgefield Manor with Jimmy Gunn and Dixie Serenaders Friday night George Washington Birthday Ball at Sedgefield Manor 9 30 p m Saturday
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Entre Nous Club
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
Tea and Topics Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Philomathean Book Club
Emerywood Country Club
Tommy Tucker
George Washington
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Gunn
Dixie Serenaders
Church Social and Bible Classes Meet Around Town
The Lottie Holden class gathers at Lindsay Street home Thursday at three. Mary Jones class meets tomorrow at 3 p.m. with Mrs M J Tuttle at 1300 E Green St. Intermediate Girls Auxilliary meets Monday Feb 19 at 433 Tate St with Beatrice Overcash leading and Dorothy Chesson presenting. Senior Christian Endeavor at Springfield Friends church meets Thursday at 7 30 for study on social and economic issues followed by a social hour.
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Lottie Holden
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Mary Jones
M. J. Tuttle
E. Green Street
Green Street
C. C. Stout
Tate Street
Beatrice Overcash
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Springfield Friends Church
Garden Club Council Hosts Monthly Meeting
The High Point Council of Garden clubs met at 2 PM at the home of president Mrs. H. A. Millis on North Main. Miss Mary Mungan presented an invitation to North Carolina garden clubs for Pilgrimage Week in Natchez Mississippi on April 29. The group discussed cooperation with the Southern Railway to beautify approaches to High Point. Members include Mrs. H. A. Millis president and other officers and Miss Mary Mungan.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Mary Mungan
North Carolina
Natchez
Miss
Southern Railway
High Point
R. H. Sechrest
A. EB. Tate
T. A. Tilden
R. R. Blackburn
Ernest Wall
Garden clubs invited to Natchez Pilgrimage Week
North Carolina Garden club treasurer Miss Mary Mungan received an invitation for all NC garden clubs to attend Pilgrimage Week in Natchez Mississippi. Natchez Garden club hosts a 22-house antebellum tour with period costumes balls and re enacted events. Poster showing antebellum scene will be displayed at the city library in coming weeks.
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North Carolina
Natchez
Miss
Mary Mungan
Many Attend V F W Benefit Card Party
A large crowd joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary for a benefit card party at the hall on East Washington street. Winners at bridge were Mrs. S J Snyder and C W Stout with Mona Har ville and Walter Spencer as lowest scorers. in set-back Bernice Gexton led, Wilma Weant was low among ladies, and T C Potts and R G Weant were high and low among men. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Carl Blomberg
S. J. Snyder
C. W. Stout
Mona Harville
Creomulsion Promoted For Colds And Coughs
Advertises Creomulsion with creosote as a fast acting relief for coughing colds and bronchitis. Claims doctors favor it, notes six other medicinal elements, and guarantees money back if not relieved. Warns to treat lingering coughs and keep Creomulsion on hand.
Mrs Outland Hosts Needlecraft Club Gathering
Mrs E R Outland graciously hosted the Needlecraft club at her Archdale home Tuesday afternoon. Members enjoyed sewing and chatting, followed by a tempting salad course. Present were Mesdames Coy Moose Terry Perkins Rogers Baxter Ross Hays Davis and Ralph Vance.
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E. R. Outland
Needlecraft Club
Archdale
Mesdames Coy
B. Moose
H. C. Terry
J. L. Perkins
B. C. Rogers
C. B. Baxter
Ross H. Davis
Ralph H. Vance
Lexington Couple Wed At Grace Episcopal Church
Dr. Robert Nathaniel Hunt and Miss Helen Kale of Lexington were married on Sunday February 18 at Grace Episcopal church. The Rev Daniel W Allen officiated with a small group of relatives present. The couple left for a Washington honeymoon after the ceremony. The bride studied at St Marys School in Raleigh and Converse College in Spartanburg. She had visited here with Mrs. Charles Lucas and Miss Alice E B Freeze. Dr. Hunt is a Davidson College alumnus and a year University of Maryland dental school graduate now practicing in Lexington.
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Robert Nathaniel Hunt
Helen Kale
Lexington
Grace Episcopal Church
Daniel W. Allen
Aaron Yokley Passed Away in Lebanon Service Held
Funeral services for Aaron Charles Yokley were held at 2 PM at Lebanon Methodist Protestant church with Dr. S. W. Taylor and Rev. Edw. Suits officiating. Interment followed in Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers were Staley Montgomery Francis Payne Charlies Talley Charles Farr Everett Lee and Cliff Brown. flower bearers included Elva Yokley Lois Yokley Emma Lee Mrs. Ethel Yokley Capal Davis Vetra Fultz Pearl Thomas and Open Yokley.
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Aaron Charles Yokley
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
S. W. Taylor
Edw. Suits
Jesus
Lebanon Cemetery
Staley Montgomery
Francis Payne
Charlies Talley
Charles Farr
Everett Lee
Cliff Brown
Elva Yokley
Lois Yokley
Emma Lee
Ethel Yokley
Capal Davis
Vetra Fultz
Pearl Thomas
Open Yokley
Uniform minimum bank service charges adopted in North Carolina
Greensboro date line reports the North Carolina Clearing House Association executive committee adopted a uniform schedule of minimum banking charges effective March 1. The plan covers checking accounts, time deposits, trust and miscellaneous services with a maximum 8 percent on time deposits and bank hours limited to 30 per week. The schedule aims to avoid losses on unprofitable accounts and may be adjusted by local clearing houses.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Bankers’ National Code Committee
Banking House
NBA
North Carolina
Black-Draught Seen By Henryetta Man for Biliousness
Mr L O Miller of Henryetta Oklahoma says he uses Thedford s Black-Draught for biliousness and headaches. He notes it keeps him from feeling headache and sluggish, needing only occasional use and finds it worth the price. Children like the new pleasant tasting syrup of Black Draught.
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Thedford
Spinning Industry Registers Increase in January Activity
The census bureau reports January cotton spinning capacity at 98.5 percent on a single shift, up from December and above January last year. Spindles in place totaled 36,967,862 with 25,653,324 active during the month, and 6,970,394,758 active spindle hours averaging 225 per spindle. In cotton-growing states, 19,229,778 spindles in place with 17,693,360 active at some point, compared to December and January prior year figures.
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Washington
Censue Bureau
Voters urged to back opponents of NC sales tax
Greensboro event features Paul Leonard of the North Carolina Fair Tax Association urging voters to support legislative candidates opposed to the three percent sales tax. He argues against substitute proposals and calls for ending the tax to fund government with fair taxation principles. He cites 1980 tax commission reports showing objections to the tax.
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Greensboro
Fed
Paul Leonard
North Carolina Fair Tax Association
Leonard
North Carolina
Tax Commission of
Tax Association
General Assembly
Banks a Small Fee for These Services
A brief note reports that banks are charging a small fee for certain services. The piece notes the practice affecting customers and outlines general implications for everyday banking.
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Club News
Miss Madeline Hoover
Pho
Emerywood Club
Thomas W. Sprinkle
National Market CO
J. P. Rawley
Hot Springs
Ark
J. Leslie Andrews, Jr
J. Leslie Andrews
Carrick Avenue
By Helen Welshimer
Dorothy Chesson
Ruth Combs
Margaret Henshaw
Doris Kewer
Leone Stout
H. B. Munroe
Springfield
Garden Club Council
Ledwell
J. W. Ledwell
West
Lexington Avenue
Jimmy
Maydle Epps
Ruth Highfall
Effa Fulk
Jimmy Ledwell
Natchez, Miss
Mrs. Outland
Needlecraft
Fanny
Reg
U. S
Aaron Yokley
Alina
T.R
S. Fleet
Fleet
Ladies of
Mitchell's Grove
C. A. Misenheimer
Triangle Lake
S1 Mann Drug Stores
Gooch- Thomas, Inc
Sheraton Hotel
Hayes Beauty Salon
Adahaleer
Sechrest Funeral Home
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