District DAR Chapters Honor Pages With Formal Dance
The Fourth District Daughters of the American Revolution held a formal dance at the Raton Hotel ballroom with about 300 attendees from High Point, Thomasville, Lexing ton and nearby towns. Pages were led by Basil Freeman and included national and state officers, with committee chairs listed and many local members present.
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R R. Pages
Raton Hotel
Children of the Revolution
High Point
Boro
Thomasville
Lexing
Basil Freeman
A. S. Caldwell
J. F. Hayden
Alice Caldwell
Asher
Glenn Pen
Faysoux Johnston
Springs
Ve’ Harman
Burlingmal
Mra
H. M
Rosalie Steele Ville
H. Belk
Od Robbins Charthe
Jacqueline Brandi Msboro
Judy Reviewed At A Club Meet
Judy a Southerner Dits the South was reviewed at a club meeting chaired by Mrs. Lamar McCal. The speaker traced a tour from Arlington Virginia through the South to Natchez, highlighting historical shrines and towns along the Mississippi. The discussion noted authorship ties to Alabama and Delta regions and emphasized personal responsibility for improvement under government guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
W. F. Freeman
Lamar McCal- Parkway
Pia Daniels
Delta
Slim down safely with Marmola Tablets ad claim
A vintage advertisement promotes Marmola Tablets for weight reduction without strict dieting or heavy exercise. It asserts long market history and broad sales, while noting the product is not a cure and should not diagnose health issues, urging readers to consult a physician and follow package directions.
Women Of Moose Stage Chapter Night Gathering
The focal chapter of the Women of the Moose held another chapter night with Gladys Richardson in charge. The program opened with The Star Spangled Banner, included a ritual talk by Billie Bowman, a tribute to Blanche Walker, piano solos by Walaska Johnson, and talks on faith hope and charity. About 30 attended and Royal Order of Moose members helped with a nine o'clock ritual ceremony, followed by refreshments.
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Women of the Moose
Gladys Richardson
Billie Bowman
Blanche Walker
Washington, Pa
Londonderry
Walaska
Thompson Child Observes Birthday
Ennis Mae Thompson celebrated her tenth birthday with a Saturday party at home. Her mother Mrs J E Thompson hosted a small group with assistance from Mrs W M Lee of Durham. After games and refreshments, attendees included Barbara Davis Glenn Russell Billy Leonard Larry Armfield Marie Russell Snodean Lee Jack Armfield Charles Mann Roland Wynne Lee Roger Snyder Darrell Greenwood and Despina Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis Mae Thompson
J. E. Thompson
W. M. Lee
Durham
Barbara Davis
Glenn Russell
Billy Leonard
Larry Armfield
Marie Russell
Snodean Lee
Jack Armfield
Charles Mann
Roland Wynne Lee
Roger Snyder
Darrell Greenwood
Despina Lucas
Nannie Lou Thorpe Hosts 13th Birthday Party
Nannie Lou Thorpe of 209 Lind say Street celebrated her 13th birthday with a party last evening from 7 30 to 10 at her home. Green and white decorations framed refreshments for guests Faye Dodamead Patricia Pagett Emma Jean Thompson Edith Holmes Hazel Highfill Nancy Parker Annie Lyda Council James Williford Billy Raper Jimmy Raper and Jack Barksdale. Lloyd Thayer, the teacher, attended for refreshments.
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Nannie Lou Thorpe
Lindsay Street
Faye Dodamead
Patricia Pagett
Emma Jean Thompson
Edith Holmes
Hazel Highfill
Nancy Parker
Annie Lyda Council
James Williford
Billy
Jimmy Raper
Jack Barksdale
Lloyd Thayer
Nannie Lou
Thomasville Ladies Host Cootie Party and Club Projects
Mrs. G. E. Crowell hosted a cootie party for the Thomasville Business and Professional Women and guests to raise china and silver for the club’s maid’s school project in the colored school on Church street. Prizes went to Miss Minnie Gilliam and Miss Madeline Hill for dressers scarves. about 45 attendees enjoyed dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
G. E. Crowell
Thomasville Business and Professional
Church Street
Minnie Gilliam
Madeline Hill
Crowell
Walter F. Newby
Johann S. Bach
Billy Long
Ridge Street
Ellen Mae Pegg
Madge Peace
Dorothea Patterson
Willing Workers Meet Friday at Mrs Eliott Home
The Willing Workers class of the South Main Street M E Church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs M H Eliott 623 Carter Street with associate hostesses Miss Estelle Elliott M L Fletcher and Miss Maggie Faldenstein. Catherine Gill Bible Class to hold regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs Nell Greenwood.
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South Main Street
M. EK. Church
M. H. Eliott
Carter Street
Estelle Elliott
M. L. Fletcher
Maggie Fallenstein
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Nell Greenwood
Pollyannas to Be Revealed Promptly at Meeting
Members are urged to attend as Pollyannas will be revealed during the upcoming gathering. The notice emphasizes participation and orderly conduct for a smooth event.
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Ning
Social Notes From Local Scene Across Charlotte
Mrs Rufus Chastain of Charlotte formerly of High Point spends the week visiting friends and relatives. Friends of Mr and Mrs O W Forrest are glad to learn they are improving slowly from influenza. Mrs E K Mellvaine of Goldsboro spends the week with her parents at 718 North Main Street. Mrs J D Smith and Mrs Mabel Bloomberg of Bebes Beauty Shop return from Charlotte after a convention and trade show in hair styling. Mrs Anna Goolsby is ill at her daughter Mrs J W Peace’s home 1301 North Main Street. friends regret the news.
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G. L. Murr
Frank Murr
Murr
Spring Street
H. R. Kyser
Nancy Kyser
Rocky Mount
B. H. Williamson
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
W. W. Rankin
F. S. Lambeth
High Point
Rufus Chastain
Charlotte
O. W. Forrest
E. K. Mellvaine
Goldsboro
Arthur Ellison
North Main Street
J. D. Smith
Mabel Bloomberg
Bebe’s Beauty Shop
Anna Goolsby
J. W. Peace
P.T.A. Council Plans Benefit Bridge at Sheraton Hotel
Tomorrow night at 8 o clock the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers hosts a benefit bridge party at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Prizes have been arranged for and will be awarded, said Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Council president. Reservations may be
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High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Spon
Tts Sheraton
Floyd Wilson
Card party to aid NC Congress of Parents and Teachers event
The notice invites hostesses possibly Mrs Wilson or Mrs E C Bryant to organize a card party with players bringing their own cards. Proceeds support the annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in April hosted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
E. C. Bryant
Bridges
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels and Pepsin-ize Stomach
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin claiming it relieves constipation and stomach discomfort. It argues Pepsin dissolves undigested protein lumps and the Senna laxative wakes lazy bowels, appealing to families and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
In a Single Summer Two Flies Spawn Vast Offspring
A claim states that in one summer two flies can produce a family of 5.6 trillion descendants. The statement highlights exponential reproduction but lacks context on species, conditions, or credible sources.
Estimated top speed of a buck deer cited
The source notes an estimate that a buck deer can run up to 55 miles per hour. The figure presents a general speed benchmark without context or attribution to a specific study or region.
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Pauline Beavers
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Howard Marsh
Frances Mann
Katherine Raymond
Alberta C. Snider
Royster Tucker
John Whitescarver
Elizabeth Lambeth
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Elizabeth Carter
Wadesboro
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Julie Abbitt
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J. Carl Loughridge
Wyman F. Scarborough
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Glenn Tweed
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J. Harmon Linville
Kernersville
A. J. Watkins
Henderson
F. C. Butler
Roseboro
Than Daniels
Women of
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Lizzie Gooch
W. H. Belk
Officers Club
Sheraton Hotel
Belk
J. M. Silversteen
Officers’ Club
Shower
Eeeneerseett
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
I. G. Greer
Charles F. Lambeth
Vann Stringfield
W. K. McGee
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Methodist Church
A. H. Ragan
W. A. Leonard
J. T. Bowman
Homeland Harvest
W. G. Myers
S. R. Westmoreland
Carrie Westmoreland
P.T. A. Council
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